davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30

By virtue Of writ OF Plus LevAra Faclas to me drei
ed VIII he expote II Public sale, at the Hotel OF j. O.
Llppnc0tt In MiddetOwu, Ia It Georges Huudfed Nav
OaAtlr County, Delaware, on TUESDAY the lih day Of
October, 1854, at o'clock T. H. the LOVING described
keAl Estate, Wig:
All that the following described plantation or tract n,
land situate, lying and being in St Gsor ,ts Hundred In
the County Aforesaid aud bounded as follows 10 vii
beginning at stone on The dys Of fast land al the
northwest corner OF sal tract a corner for lands
Of Jacob Vandegrin and running thence south ten
degrees, west nineteen chains or seventy six prehes
to ths middle Of the public road leAdlng through
VAnce's Neel. from thence contnR'ng The same
course twenty six chains aud thirty links to gum
hee, thence sluth thirteen degrees and Que half Of
degree west six chains and kevenly-sx links to ditch
thence down a several courses OF said ditch about thirty
i've chains aud nineteen links 10 the
creek hehce iwn said creek the several thereof
about twenty-five ehaiua aud ninety links ditch au
division line, hsncO up said dth north eighteen degrees
and one'luarsT VI degree west i've chains and fotty
i've links, thence north ten degrees aud onshalfo Of
degree west thirty-sx chains and fifteen links to an
apple tree thence north two degrees and one half
degree east seventeen chains and twelve links to the
middle Of the aforesaid road, thence with the said road
north eishtyfour degrees west ffeen chains and ten
links, thence north hx degrees twenty ehaas aud
forty links TO cripple, thence along said cripple And
binding thereon the thereof about thirteen
chains aud eighty links to the place Of beginning
tanning within said bounds hundred and nifty
acres rood and three psrehe OF arabic land aud
Wenyhve acres and twenty psrches Of meadow land
acres and eight psrehss OF unimproVsd meadow
bo the same more OF loss.
Seized and taken In execution the property Of 3D.
and George Ingram and Ingram terro tenants, and
to be sold by
LRwIs W. sTlDHAE, Sheriff
hherin's ONCE, New Castle Sept 10, 1854. sep6is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30

By virtue Of a writ OF LeFah Faeas to me directed, vii
te exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel Of Morris Dkn
SOU In tue city Of Wlm ngton, New Castle County ld.
ware, On SATURDAY, ths 8th day Of October 1851 az
o'clock, p NJ, the following described Real Estate vi
A that cortaiu lot piece OF land situate iu tbs city
o. wilmington, and bounded and described "a follow! y
Wit; Beginning at point corner Of land Of David G.
Wilson aud Thomas Black, between Seventh and AEht1
Streets at the distance Of three hundred and
fest loss, from the oastsry side Of ButonNoa
street, thence along ne Of Thomas Blacks land ssuh
thirty degrees vest and passing through three feet Vd
alley between this and the adjoining houss The sei
Of said Thomas Black, sixynne feet and hreeq
OF loot to tho northery side of East Seventh Street. ei
tended thence thereby south tyelght degrees eA A.
teen feet to line Of Jeremiah Brlstes land thence pu
line OF said Bristers land, and along the division hl
between this hUuss and the Adjonlng house Of the S
jeremiah Brlser the east north thirty degrees eaf
axiynine feet and threequsrteTs Of foot to ns q
David O. Wilson's land thence along limo Of said Iai
north hnyeght degrees west and parallel to Seventh
Street fifteen feet TO the place sf beginning b. the el
tents thereof what they mSy.
Seized and taken In execution tue property of Az
thony Peregn, and 10 be sold by
LEWIS W. BrIDHAM, Sheriff.
shsriT's ONCE New CASTLE Sept, 10, 1854 h.PLl6.B
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30

DAMrER.-As the train from the pouth on
the N. C. R. r., was waiting its usual time at
the depot on Tuesday, q party Of blAtA Mt
McClellanites passed through one Of the cars
after a flea Meeting an old gentleman, citizen
Of Baltimore, he Was asked his preference for
President. lie named Lincoln. "But," said
he, 81 have live neWphoWs in the army who
each prefer Mcclellan" The cops became up
rosrious with applause at this announcement
When one Of the vipers congratulated the old
Balimorean upon the choice Of his nepheWs, and
inquired, "uuder what General are your nepheWs
making targets OF themselves 2" lmsginA
the surprise which struck the cops as the old
man camly but sarcastioAlly replied, General
Robert y. Lee" An audible litter ran through
the cars as the cops hurriedly left the train
Harrisburg Telegraph.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30

AT recent copperhead convention in
CAsS county, Illinois, the following resoIu
tions were adopted:
'Resolved that we, the Democracy of Cass
county, will resist the draft at all hazards.
Resolved, that committee be appoint
ed to visit the other counties in the State,
learn the organized strength, and report to
thS Springfield meeting, and there appoint
delegates to visit the Indianapolis and
Columbus lohio) meetings"
One Of the speakers declared everything
10 readiness 10 Illinois, aud when the tims
cams, the nFSt movement would be the cap
ture OF Springfield, seizure OF State officers,
ana deiegatlon OF State government into
the hands Of the TsVolutipnists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
JOHN MoLEAR g. SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
EAonange brokers,


No. 1I5 Market street,
DELAWARE FIRR INSURANCE. BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, 80, &o., promptly ara
PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds bOughtHhd aos o.
commission In this city at the Brokers Boards In fh
ponding brokers who all firms Of high standing
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on stoeh o
oAus purchased abroad, tbs rpgulAr brokers commlm
OF one quarter per cent bsng divided between ealsN
and our agents. -,
DRAPTs-We draw on PhllAdalphiA, New York o. ~,
ton and procure drss other American cities 81 We
lowest rates Of exchange. l..
RoRkl0N DRAFTss-Ws draw on Great Britain, ~
and, Germany and every other country N hMuiopn ~
on houses Of undoubtsd standing, 10 sums 70 sui WI
customers. 80.
RXoHANGR-Forsgn or Dousstle-bought Aad sOll
at the most favorable rates allowed by the mArksE
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks On H'
York. IL
RIAL EsTATR--ws attend to the purchase and ~ .s
OF Real Estate in town country and respectfully n M
purchasers or sehers to give call We fens is
and when desired by our customers attend 70 lno
ton Of their rents.
C0LLBCrI0Ns-0ur correspondence enables W is,S
reach any prominent point In America or 10 Any WYNN Ns6
country, through the most reliable channels om ni
ties for making collections therefore eomplss n
consequently persons AvAiling themselves OF nj
onhdent that thslr business will be iaithIuh. Al,
erOmptly attended to. Our charges are IS 10" AS
made by any reliable parties.
In every sase where we arc employed our Aim oIl
he best for the interest Of our customera, Aho w
he patronage Of friends and tho public gsnet sy
ian JOHN McLkAH eu"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30

RaBEL PHIsoEERs "A consignment of 1856
rebel officers, lately captured by General sheri-
dan, iu the valley, arrived at New Castle, in a
special train from Baltimore on Wednesday, and
Were Immediately conveyed to Fort Delaware.
Ten Of the prisoners were Colonels, aod the
bllanoe Lieutenant Colouela, Majors, Co.
Several OF the prisoners admitted that Early re-
ceiVed severe ttrashiug at the hands Of Gen.
Sheridan, And that the reb army WAS complete
ly scattered and demorAlised.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
The Money Market.

Messrs Hilyard & Co., Bankers and Brokers,
No. GIG Market Street, report the following quo
taions up to o'clock, P. NJ, yesterday.
U. 8. 6's Coupons, 1881, l06 Ia l07
u S. Fiye-twenties, l02 a. 1921
u s. 7-three-tenths, l0S3G9 l09
Certificate of Indebtedness, "a "a 945
Gold, 1893 IA 200
r. Il. Robinson & Co., Bankers, corner of
Fourth and Market streets, report the following
quotations. at four O'Clock yesterday -
Gold, $l95 @9$200
Silyer-Halves and Quarters, l78 a. ISO
Dimes aud Half. dimes, l73 a. I75
U. S. Coupons, Us, 1881, lO65(9 lOT
U. 5. 5-2O's, Coupons off lO3IG 1881
U s -thirties l07 a. 100
Certificate Of Indebtedness, new, $500 80
Wilmington City Loan, 109 "a Ill
New Castle County Loan, 1903 "a ITO
Delaware State Bonds. 100 "a l01
r. W. & d. Railroad Bonds, 1870 Ia 1S9
Delaware Railroad Bonds, 1O3 "a l06
Delaware Railroad Stock. 24I@ 20
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30

The Charleston Courier says there is a.
intimate connection between the rebels and
oopperheadS, and that the victory Of the
rebels Ensures the success Of Mcclellan
their failure inSurss bis defeat" We COM
mend this to those War Democrats who
think that the harmless hero of tho Cbichs-
hOniny will be elected by Peace men. and
favor vigorous prosecution Of the war.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
FonrY MlllloH srvEN-TularIEs sUp,o,In,n

Forty MILLION SEvEN- TnIRTIEs SUBSCRIBED
The subscriptions to this popular loan are now
ferty million of dollars, aud they continue TO
come in at the rate Of about million day
The public are satisfied that therc are no Other
investments so profitable ns United States securi
ties While nearly all the hundreds OF niscpl. .
laneous stocks sold in the New York market
have been declining for several weeks, Govern
ment stocks have remaR'd firm; and while len
ders loan very spariegly, aud at high rates, Oh
the best mercantile paper, they have pcnty Of
money to lend ON Government paper, at ss low
rates as ever. While the Goyefunent needs the
people's money, and pays for it literally. it
offers the highest possible consideration besides
aud that is. siJeiy -Etchanys
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
DIED.

ROBINSON. On the Goth Of Sept 1864, THos.
II. IiOplNsoR, in the 5lst year of his age
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, No l0l Poplar siract, On
Saturday afternoon October Isl, at o'clock,
without further notice.
klNLiA-Ia this city on Sunday. September II,
Joua kIELIN, aged G4 years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30

MoCLHLLAH's sUrPoRrHRs IN MARYLAND.
The Cecil (Md.) Rhtg says that every rebel in
Cecil county means to vote for Mcclellan. The
eeeessonists have always been very numerous
in that county, aud it would not be surprising
therefore, II Mcclellan obtained the most votes
in 1t, although the State is sure for Lincoln by
large ina sjOrity.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
THF TRUE PLACE FOR A COAlNIASpINd
GENERAL

dENEhAL.
There seems to be some confusion in tho minds
of the copperheads as to the proper position for
commanding general in battle, They appear
to haSo imhibed the notion that the general
should occupy some remote place, free from
danger. We admit that there ia class OF gem
erals whose chief care is 10 laok after their uWu
safety but We never heard that their attemps
IN any caee where remarkable for success. In
our own revolution nv man would have gone to
the rear to look for such men A. Stark. Wayne,
Morgan, Greene, Warren, Montgomery Sumter
or Marion. They NIL led their troops in person
and Montgomery was killed while thus leading
ut Quebec, as Warren was slain in the midst OF
his men at Bunker Hill 10 the old French colo
nial war both Wolfe ani Hontcam lost their
lives while leading their armies The great
Napoleon rushed headloug through a storm of
cannon shot TO head his men at Lodi and Ar
cole At the battle of Trenton, Washington
passed between The oontonding lines to rally his
men.
We search in vain through the career Of
Mcclellan for such heriosm rs this. Nay he
30 far avoided it as to be always absent from his
army in battle. Contrast such conduct with
that OF Admiral Faragut at Mobile, of Lyon AT
| Springfield, Baker al Balls Bluff, Smith at Fort
Donelsop, Heintzeman at Malvern Hill, Han
cock aud Hooker at Williamsburg, Thomas al
Chickamauga, Grant at Shiloh, the Wilderness
etc and Meade at Gettysburg. The battles oil
the seven days in the Peninsuar were conducted
by the gallant old hero General sumner, whl
role fearlassly along his lines in front Of hi.
men with the balls whisiling all around him.
Yet while this noble soldier has received none oil
the credit for those battles. aud had all the peril
Mcclellan, who ran away from each battlefield
before the fighting began, has managed TO taxi
to himself the credit Of the entire campaign
philadelphia u. s. Gazette.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30

JonN BRowS's soS.-The Sandusky Register
says 'John Brown, son Of the great Ossa.
watomie Brown, Of llirper's Ferry fame, lives
on Putin Bay Island where he is engaged in the
grape culture Being among the first Of the
patriots Of the island to discover tho rebel con
spiracy to reease tho rebel prisoners on john
sons Island, he at once manned boat, armed
the crew to the teeth, and set sail by rouuda-
bout way for Ottawa City-in order to avoid
falling in with the pirates-to give Information
to the commander Of the post OF Johnson's
Island Of the seIIre Of the Philo Parsons. lie
arrived ut Ottawa City about dark, and from
there footed along the shore to Fo1's Dock, ar
irving about daylight the next morning"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30

THH SOLDIERS ALL RiGHT.-A vote was taken
fr President and Governor in the Soldiers
camp at Augusta, Me-, few days since, result
ing as follows: Lincoln, 1900, Coney, 1900,
Mcclellan, o. Howard O!
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
Notice.

nIE firm Of JAMES II. RICE BROTHER, Iron ,yEs ,SIs
ders, is this day dissolved, by mutual consent 20 l
H. RICE Withdrawing. The accounts Of the lAte N,
be settled by JOHN v. RICE who viii eonuugIo eonug IoilY
business as heretofors under the name and sylsv9 y9
" RICE Co. corner Of Tenth aud Orange suss sIcE
JSSssS JSas Y. Y. RICE
W lin lngtOu, Sept 10th. lsSl.--ssp l9lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
THE MAINE nLECrInN

The Official returns from 475 towns, cities
and plantations, or nearly the whole vote Of
the State, foots up as follows:
Cony, Republican, G2,3sG
Howard, Democrat, 4647G
Majority for Oony. 1913
The last year the vote in the same
towns stood:-
Cony, Republican, 57,7Og
Bradbury, Democrat, 4O,235
Majority for Cony, 1886
The vote on the Constitutional amend
mend to allow the soldiers absent in the
Geld to vote, stood in favor of its adoption,
69,43O, aud against 1t 1927
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
HON. N. B. sMITHERs,
And other eminent speakers, whose will be here
after announced, will address the meeting.
COME ONE, COME ALL,

And BY yruf tisssnGs show your sympathy with you
brethren Ia mms whose success Is the destruction
treason North and south.
eooD BAND OF MUSIC will be ia AtttndAAes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
pRIVATM TUITION.

mHE subscriber, who has had long expsrlsnee q, q
Il Classical Teacher. will give private instruction AZ ~
residence l10s West Street, to few young men dtsgn"'
to enter college. J. W. MURPHY, 49,
Prot. Of Languages aud MAJ
RBSHRBSoE.-ReV. ChAs. Breek, Edward O. BsSI,| BaS,
Esq, and DR.. Porter. Hps7'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
FAaf price, lgsre

W"et EFteeN Ubes
Gold, 2.9O
Flour, (wholesale,) 1900 to 1900
Wheat, 2.60 to 2.s5
Oats. l.Ol
Petroleum, refined, 100
Pork, new mess, 46.25
What they are.
Geld, l90
Flour, 900 to 1000
Wheat, 200 to 2.l0
Oats, 81 to 93
Petroleum. IA
Pork, 40 30
The market is still falling. bnt these
figures are sufficient 10 indicate the down
ward tendency Of the entire list Of prices.
1t can but be the exercise OF reasonable
amount of good seuse for all dealers to an.
ticlpate this decline aud TO buy light at
present figures, aud TO run of stock on hand
at anything above cost. For the retail buyer
the true policy is buy only what you need,
and olive from hand to mouth" Prices
cannot we think go mp. They must inevla-
bly, fall lower.
As paper must, like all other commodities
reach much lower figures than the eIorbtant
ones which We have been obliged to submit
to, We hope the day is not far distant wher
we can obtain at reasonable prices the
beautiful paper on which our sheet was
formerly issued.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
s29. HOOP SKIRTS. eSS
The most Complete AssorimassSm
of F1rst-Class HOOP SAAnA'
-. =

In Inc MaFR6tI -,
FOR LADIES' MISSES AND CHILDRKN5 WsAH' -
No. 628 Arch Street. above SIKH Il.l nd
They embrace ali the nav spd desirable siylu saes w
Lengths which for aymmstry finish, dnraby ~ Toylp
uRequalled Our goods are made o. ~
Tapes, and beat Linen hniahsd Engllsh steel
Metallic faatenings secured by Improved Wsar
which prevents Illpplng aud getting out of hb
also constantly In receipt Of Eastern made IA r1a
selling at the following very io0 grtos 10 "a
ded and Rivsted 10 springs, ob cents; - sprlh sl&
as rpriHgs % cents; 80 springs, $lNOi ~ fphus"N
40 springs. Diamond Tied Skirts, so cents; .,,.d.
Elr SKIRTS made to order, altered and TsRenTS TsR1TsSS
WIN. 7. H0PklNSi
my 2i-sm Ne. e2s Arch Street. fni'As'F-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
w I u M N Nf i . N
On Saturday, October, 1, 1884

To ratiiy the nominations Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN and
ANDREW JOHNSON for President and Vice President
aud Of the candidates u the Union Party Tor State and
County Otaetts ALL PREB MIN who believe 1t to be
THEIR duty to STAND BY THE COUNTRY Ia It's strife
with REBELLION AND TRBAsOH, aud who propose to
units heart aud hand crush ou TORY and sustain
tbs great principles of UNION AND LIBRRTY are nvi-
ted TO attend.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
Wanted

young lady 10 learn Vest Making, nust DO a very
heat sewer Apply At N. 4. oTur Of Fourth and Walnut
N"set~ ssptleSt.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
GRAND TorcIl-IIght PrncessIou

VA emu AOFcnshlBht procession.
THE UNION CAMPAIGN CLUB
Of Wilmington, intend having grand torch.
light procession on SATURDAY EVENING
next. Tho Union clubs from Philadelphia are
Invited and will probably join u.s. Our country
irlends who can furnish horses are invited, as
II is proposed to have a grand cavalcade Of
horsemen. New Castle, Newark, Christiana
and Brandywine Hundred men, rally in your
might! One grand rally for Lincoln and john
son.
ny order Of Union Campaign Club of Will
miDgton. W. N. CHANDLER,
Secretary.
UAloH CAMPAIGN CLUB.--An adjourned meet
ing OF Union Campaign Club, will be held this
Friday evening in the 4th story OF the Central
Han, 4th aud King street. All those favorable
TO the election Of Lincoln and johnson, and who
wish to become members Of the Club, are inyi-
ted, as impoftrnt business Is expected A ull
attendance Of the members is requested.
W, N. CHANDLER.
seo'y, Union Campaign Club.
Sept 20, 1864.
| UHIoH NOMINATIONS The Union men of this
county, made the following nominations On
Saturday last -
Senator.
Robert c. Fraim.
Representatives.,
John A. Duncan,
James II. Hotfecker,
John @. jackson,
John A. Allderdioe,
Merit II. PaXson,
Andrew Elason,
Elias N. Moore
i.lg e.. .,f Eng,t, ....,,g.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
SheriH's Sale.

- Jos. W. DAY,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-09-30
Sherif's Sale.

shors Once New Castle sopt IS ,ssi sSpIil o%I'
The weekly union record., 1864-12-03
The Rebel Congress.

In debate in the rebel House, November
10Th, Says n New York dispatch,) two or
three very interesting points were disclosed by
Foote. The fact that the radical secessionists
are engaged in a crusade against the rete
Vice President Stephens was one of the devel.
opments made on this occasion This war
against Stephens appears TO be extending TO
all reconstructionists and Boycc Brown, Leach,
Vance, Cobb and Foote are denounced as
hecdleSS agitators OF dangerous questions. The
rebel House of Representatives, like the Con
federacy in general, is a house divided against
itself, and cannot stand long in such a tornado
OF excitement as Sherman is at present creating
Governor Vance and Governor Brown have
taken positive action in opposing the execution
of the couScrption laws, Leach Of North
Carolina, takes occasion 10 fully iudorse The
language Of Brown. Stephens and Boyce, and
asks 10 be hung with them in case the Coufed
eracy decides they are disoyal. He denounceS
Staples of Virginia US Consolidationist, and
is in turn denounced by that gentleman as one
feeling more alarmed at the encroachment of
the JEFF. Davis dcspotism than those of the
enemy. Foote denounced ybody in general
and declared this is no time to propose peace.
The House passed in undue haste the Senate
bill to amend the law 50 as to force the militia
of one State to 90 to the defense of another
State. This action has been taken in order TO
concentrate forces in the Gulf States against
Sherman, bat he will hardly give them time
to do so. The Richmond Enquirer frantically
insists on the repeal Of the exemption laws ard
the conscrip;ion of exempts, in order to secure
a force to meet Sherman.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-03
Sherif's S Sale.

EEl VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF ENECT.
t0n issued out Of the Court Of John Dick
Justice OF the Peace. in ard for Ophir Township
Butte County and State Of California. IN the case
ot the People of the State of California v. T. VI.
TURNER and certain Real Estate. To ne directed
and delivered commanding ne 10 make the follow
ing sums for Judgment aud costs tp wit: Ono tor
the sum of uiae'ecn and i2-l0o dollars and twenty
four and Hj-lu0 dollars cost uf suit. and all atcui-
ing cost-aEd one for the sam OF thrtyonc and
- 100 dollars ana tweutveiCht aud N2-luO dollar.
costs Of suit and all accTuug costs. have levied
upon. and viii expose al Puhlic sale ;ar cash. To-
that bidder who viii take the smallest portion oi
the premises hereinafter desc.ibel. and pay the
amount OF said judgments costs and accruiug
costs and in ease no lid j. made for the whole oi
said land. or for portion less than the whole and
pay said Judgments, costs and accrung costs. then
and in that event. viii sell such sab division, -
be designated at the time, may suit purchasers.
to the highest bidder for cash, until the whole Of
said land Is sold. unless the amount of said judg
merts, costs aud acrruing costs should be sooner
realized. on
MONDAY. TIE l4fh OF NOVEMBER. 4. n.
1851. at O'Clock of said day. At the Court House
cSt Of the above named Defendant in and to the
following described property to-wit: One hundred
and sixty acres Qi land and improvements situate
in Chico Township. and bounded on the East by
Dib2le's land nn the West by Sufton' s. on the
North by Cohu : and on the South by the Pratt
Grant. F. W.DAY.
Sheriff Of Butte County.
BY B. +. JoNES Under Sheriff.
Droy.ic, Oct. - lsG4. 4wn5l
The above sale is postponed to the 18th day Of
December, l>Gi. F. W.pAY.
sheriff Of Bntte Comfy.
Bv B. F. JOKES Under Sheriff.
Oroyiile. Nov. 18th, 1851.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-03

ERYSIPEI.As AND CKoUr. An ~ex-M D."
sends the following to San Francisco paper
for publication
Please give your readers the benefit Of this.
Tor two have already died with erysippelas.
produced by cold in the wounded part : Take
the common yellow carrot, scrape or crate it
dne, and apply as poultice. Ii is sure cure
The same for Group in children; apply to the
neck and breast; charge the poullice when it
becomes dFylSh Mothers, cut this cut 10 keep"
VARIATION OF ExTRENEs-It is said that
the late Copperhead candidate for Governor Of
Nevada wears number II boots, and a number
hat. Having been constructed big end down
he was not adapted for rapid locomoilon, and
therefore lost The race.-Flog.