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SPECIAL MOTT CES.
GROWERS NEW THEATER O.NIGHT
SELRMAN'S MARCH TO THE SEA.
WORDS BY s. NJ. q. BYRES

WORDS BY 8. NJ. q. BYRES
MUSIC COMPOSED BY c. KoPPrTZ.
srao az MISS EyFIE GERsos. IN "ALAnprs"
Ger camp fire shoDe bright on the mountain
That trpwned on the river below,
WINE we stood by our guns in the morning
And eagerly watched for the foe,
When rider came out from the darkness,
lst hung over mountain and tree,
Ano shouted Boys, mp and be ready.
Fox Sherman " i'll march to the sea-"
When cheer upon cheer for bold Sherman
Went up from each valley and glen,
And tie busle re echoed the music
That came from the lips of the men;
For We knew that the stars on our banner
More bright in their splendor would be-
Ard that blessings from Eortbland woul3 greet In
Assherman marched down to the sea.
Then forward, boys. forward, to battle,
Ard We strewed the wild hills of Resaca-
God bless those who fell on that day
Then Renesaw, dark in its glory.
Drowned down on the dag of the free;
But the East and the West bore our standard
As Sherman marched down TO the sea.
Still onward we pressed till our banner
Swept out from Atlsnts's grim walls,
Az the blood of he patriot dampened
The sell where the traitors tag falls,
Bnt We paused not to weep for the fallen
who slept by each river and tree;
1et We twin ed them wresths of the laurel
AsSherman marched down to the sea.
Proud, proud was our army that morning,
Tha. stood by the Cypress and Pine,
When Sherman said Boys, you are weary;
This day fair Savannah is thine"
Then esns we a song for our chieftafn
That echoed per river and lea.
Ard the stars on eur banner shons brighter
When Snerman marched on to the sea.
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RYJ. O. McaUIRR & CO., Auetioneers
ExEGUT3R,S SALE OF FIFTEEN HANDSOME

ABUiibING LOTS ON I6Th sTRFRf VEST
BETWIEN AND r STR sETs.
On TUEHDAY AFTERNOON April II, at 81
O'Clock, on tho premises, We shall sell. Attssn val
liable Ruildine Lots. fronting about 81 feet each
on 10th street wesr, between q and X atraets and
running back 10 feet &c ten foot alley.
Terms: One third cash; thu taiancs In 6 and Il
payment of $50 on each lot Will be REQ uired of
the pu rch sser At time of sale.
All conycya ncing and stamps at cost Of tie uur-
chaser JOHN i. TURT0N. Executor
ap6-d&ds 10. Nee UIRE 4 Co.. Aucts.
Hy-TBE ABOVE sALB Is POSTPONED IN
TERNOON, April 2Nth. same hour and place.
/ JOHN B. TTRTON. Executor.
ap IL eo&ds J. C. MCGUIRE l. CO., Aucts.
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by GRIEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneer..
AEGTIgS No SAFE Iara OF ~ THEE rE yAEGAgtE
BETWsEN OH i AND HS i GThi SIS SHf EAST. ST.
On IA the N Instant st elSck p 5
Ls M FEET two ts h osr @ Feet
Terms cash : s. viii be required down on each
vsyapcing and revenue stamps at the cost of the
WITT sp Ii,c GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auctioneers.
On FRIDAY. tbs l4th instant; at 6 Q clock ?. M,
we shall sell Cd the premises, Lot No ii. in Square
No 3; situated on 5tth street, near st, front
public alley, containing 4, 80 square teet.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
sH7.d C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts
pY VIM. l.. WALL h CO., Auctioneers.
"atnE,0n ho 5st ard b G .n5 ifs
sALEoF HORSES, CARRIAGES &c
suited TO saddle and harness. Of Which full de.
seriptien at sale. cIsc!uding pair of very snpe
old, and only sold for want of use.
riages. Buggies, Rockaways, EIpfess wagons &c,
with which tie sale viii commence with.
New and Second hand dd' Hofines,, &c.
Regul ar Sales at the Bazaar, every TUESDAY,
Ihn.Itsday' and Saturday, without regard to the
Carriages, Harness, &s M flTayss. rFisats:as.
spla Ichroni eel L. VAN hucs 4 So;r
by G. STAFFORD & CO., Auctionsers.
AgCTIoN sALEo PoTAToEs, ONIONS. &c.
a N. at the warehouse under PoIkinhe IN print
About : barrels OF Onions in prime cider S'''
About barrels OF Potatoes.
About N
About s. toyea R&isins.
ap5 d J. g. STAFFORD & Co, Aucts
gT THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
hlsATuRDAY. the 18th instant, same hour aud
apl; J. G. STAFFORD Il Co, Aucts.
RY wM. l.. WALL Il CO, Aucuoneers
H. South corner Pa. ave. and 9th street.
TI HI lf;IIs IE9RaIN G.RRPRRTs, PAR
tI IG sssids' r. Th sHrTfdN; MATING OIL
On sATrkDAY MoRNINa. .Asri! Is, eommenc-
ing at 10 o'clock. We will sell At our Auction Room,
wltaont reserve. to cover advances, for cash, as
One beautiful fine rosewood, seven octave Piano.
swses the; and guaranteed by celebrated maker.
Twenty FIVE rolls splendid new Brussels three
Three ras na Suits in green maroon and striped
hedsteads, Bureaus Ms stresses.
Sofas, PsrIor Issy Chairs and Rockers
Cane Seat Chairs and Rockers,
Thirty five rolls 4 4 Oil Cloth and Canton Mating.
keeping Goode, ali of which will be perem torily
sold.
apl3 W. L. WALL 4 CO.. Aucts.
DY w. g. LEWIS h CO., Auctioneers.
ID No. 3O1 Pennsylvsnia avenue.
FURNITURE. PIANOS, BOoTs AND sHoHs,
&C.. AT AUCTION;
a good assortment OF Furniture. Beds and Bed
ding, French Plate Mirrors. OF: Paintings, two
E'othing. &c. ladies' Cloaks Also, 900 pairs
Ladies Shoes and Caters.
apr st " b. LEWIS CO., Auctioneers.
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QY W. B, LEWIS & CO, Auctioneers.
ID No. 307 Pennsylvania avenue

REGULAR SALES EVERY MONDAY OF FINE
Gold Watches, Diamond Jeweiry. and rswnbro-
k.rs stock generally. On such goods make
liberal cash ad ances when required Next MON
DAY, at 10 o'clock. We shall sell
81 veral very 6pe Gold Watches and Chains,
Ladies. Gold EEam-ll Watches vita diamond
Fine Gold Chatelaines. Guard, Meek and Fob
Chains.
Diamo nd Opal, ard Ruby Rings, Pins, &c.
Goots can be examined early on morning Of
sales Persons wi.hing to dispose of fine articles
as above will find good chances at these sales.
apis EChrG 2tt W. B. LEWIS Il co Aucts
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

STREET. BET WEEN SOUTH 4 AND STS.,
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, v g sh all Sc Y,
IN front of the premises at O'Clock p. NJ, north
half Of Lot No Is. ia Square No Sl2 having trout
feet inch.
Terms: One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months. for notes bearing interest from day Of
sale.
A deed given aud deed of trust taken.
All conveyance including revenue stamps at cost
All d GREEN l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED IN.
til MONDAY, 18th instant, same hour.
40 Is GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auets.
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RYJAs. c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. AuctiOneers.

On FRIDAY, tbs 18th instant. at O'Clock P. N. g,
we shall sell on the premises Lot No IL in Square
No. q stu ated on 18th street. near st, front
gu6le alien s sansra ee oeep 70
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
sn7.d &c. MCGUIRE & Co, Aucts.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. April Il. at s.. O'Clock p. IN L
49, in ThTelkelds addition to Geor get wn, fro at
ing a. feet on I'd street. with depth Of 1je feet
and improved by good Frame House
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months, secured by deed Of trust on the
property.
All conveyancius and stamps st the cost of the
ap 1885, THOMAS DOWNING. Auetioneer.
NV q ST EEnf,n & co Auctinnasrs
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uYJC MEG UIRB & CO., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
by virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, passed in chancery cause
public auction. on TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
April Is at AZ O'Clock, the premises, Lots l. I.
;, . and 7, in square No. 81. Lot No fronts
respectively Connecticut avenue. 2lst street
and north street, and is improved by . desirable
garden laid out on the grounds; Lots No. l, 4,
and have been subdivided into thirteen fine
buildirg lots fronting about twenty Ave feet each
on Conn ecticut avenue, between north X and 8
streets, some of them running through to slEt
street.
These lots we're occupied by the late Guy Ora.
ham as n garden, have fine shade trees in front,
ard well located for cottage site.
Terms cash
'l' PN' WIN Y. FENDALL, Trustee
ap4-d JAS. O. Meg UIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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THE ABOVE SALE ID POSTPONED TO
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, same hour. I'd May.
A. LLOYD. Trustee.
VIM L. WALL co. Ar cts
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MONUMENTS AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at
o'clock, on 18th street, opposite Riggs 'Bauk, we
shall sell large collection of Italian and Areri-
can Marble Monuments, amongst which may be
found many. well designed and beautifully exc
cuted OF various sizes all OF which will be sold
without reserve, for cash
STAFFORD e IN lunfa
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w 100000 LADIES MORE,
Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their
Swiss Muslin, &c. to WIN Pk1ECE'S stamping
and Fluting Depot, 3s1 atreet, and get them
Fluted Prince has two machines made OK prsssy
for Quilling Ladies Ruffes without the uae of gum
&c. and are tas only machines here to do such work
WANT D-sICOND HAND FURNITURE
w Also, MIRRORS CAKPlIs, BIDS. BED.
description 4 BUCHLY, 4O6 7th street,
ie 8-G between g and 81 eAss-stde,
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EAIR VIEW FOR sALE-vERY VALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE AND IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION GIFRN

The eubscriber having more land than he can
properly till. would sell very desirable farm ~
10 imm edia.eiy upon the Ohssa peake and Ohio
Canal, 20 miles above Georsetown. d g. The
whole tract containing 56s1s acres of land, which
will if desired be divided TO suit rchasers. AS
now divided, No contains about i6O acres. most
" under cultivation, upon hich is a large Dwell
ling House, large new ba!n hay house. and wood
house. fine apple and peach orchards in fu IL bear
ing, with plenty Of cherries and other fruits all
or more acres Of Bottom Meadow" PRODUCING
goo rSrth Of hay yearly; barn now full of hay,
acres of wheat in the ground, price So per acre.
No. 2contAins $751; acres. upon which is q large
Dwelling House and Stables, with 80 or more acres
Of bottom land. price $3u Per acre. No. is large
and splendid peach orchard. of 2 s.5 trees)
In clover, price sa5 per acre The balances prin-
cipally in timber, a large amount of which is oak
and chestnut. The whole, or any part Of the above
can be bought 2 great bargain. Persons desiring
to purchase will please address Immediately BY
letter WILLIAM READING. Georgetown d. O.,
or apply IN person, at his residence. st the Unisn
Arch miles above cor setown. on the Washing
ton Aaueduct win ALSO sell portion Of my
mar b-eolm>
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AUCTION SALES.
liY. O. STAFFORD 4 CO.. Auctiopears.
Ky J. G. MCGUIRE & co Auctionsers.

hhlkkW00p HOUSE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Un tn RSDAY AFTERNOON, April 9th, at .:
O'Clock. on the pref ises, We shall sell parts of
Lots and 9, in Square No. 35 fro ting IS feet en-
street north, between 18th and 18th streets
vest, and running back IOs feet, improved by a
separately.
This property fronts on Pennsylvania avenue,
ln1m. diately opposite the Kirkwo2d House, and
from us position is deemed valuable for business
Terms: One third in cash; the remainder in SIX
ana twelve months, with interest secured by a
deed of trust on the premises.
Conveyances ana STAN ps at the cost Of the pur
chaser.
AMI d i q McGuIRE 4 CO Ancts
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w know that they can find the lareest assort-
Isnt Of COAL OIL LaHPS, Tlain = and fancy
best No. COAL OIL, at 10 Per cent lower than
Dany store this side OF New York, at No 316
street bet 10th and 1lIh streets. NH Is i'm"
WANTED-RVERY PERSON 70 GALL at 3I6
w s. ST.. and see the splendid stock of China,
Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery and P lated ware
and . general assortment OF House furnishing
goods. JOHN r. FOLEY.
mlS-lns Psf, bet. 10th and 18th.
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WANTS.

WANTkD-By respectable girl q SITUATION
" a. Ce0k, Chan bermaid or Childs Nufs "A.
dress Box No. 26 Star Office, ap HIT
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Stop That COmgh!
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM:
The Great REMEDY for The cure Of
CONSUMPTION.

AND ALI DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
Value e' Tn ., rs use !. HrScf q s i, grss'
EkTifss' ofthis medicine are experienced by al
those Who have used Il. Their Testimony a. be
!cona IN pamphlet, which cen be obtained Of
t"e Agents where the medicine IL for ssle.
Noughs and Colds, however distressing. srs
broken ap IN an incredible short tine. bv e nains
: speclnc influence on the lungs, 60 thai tSens{
'e, anu Pn'sRm are easily expeetopated.
. ans ahr soreness Of the Chest are uusckIv TO-
., the irriiated parts becoming healed -
~, Swn On',,s am Nieht Sweats become ism. date
y checked, oy the strength beng restorrd tn
torpid liver is restored 70 seton !. tna ~ ne
comes purified. "e olooo De-
ALLE..'sLUNG BALSA n contain. :, -.
nm iuaIy term; y u perfectly harniess for he
most delicate child. '01 sA'e
CoSsunrrrvEs would DO we'll to read hi. .-...;.
on diseased lnnkss .''
tnrslclAxs who have failed to cure th.;, =.
tishts should try this Ne icine tefore thu o.
the case up, ~ We Know .vest may VskasS5s
live: have been saved b ssisef<'sssasd = -
Be sure and get AlLsx's Luxe BAsAAn. - h,
noother srtisle = peAne1 spaa -. a ~
Snd with 81 steei eSSf1tef al. Sssrins Ii,
si6ature Of the proprie6ors.
DON'T rORg4r THAT
s 49, a $500 ~ e.. = ~ ''''' -
1 My cases Of Coxst1t4son, thst we're eeasid
ered iscur,bDs. have been tssed il this city
ss : = q 20 eoasaIdsyS& SssKz5 - as'
pess d:sp. Z $ss..ce = so q. 49,,
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DIR. BIGBLOW,
CONFIDENTIAL Physician!

(Formerly Of st. Louis. INSECURITY
10 South Clark Street. Chicago.
THE ON Y REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
i legally qualified Physician in Chicago who
makes the treatment Of Private Complaints
speciality. His Office has been established ex-
prcssly to afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid, without the use Of Murcury or nox-
ous drngs DR.. B. has for many years devoted
his whole attention 70 the treatment Of private
complaints in their varied and complicated forms.
His success in the treatment Of those long stand
ing ana difficult cases. such we're formerly con-
sidered incursble, il safiicientto recommend him
to the public a. worthy Of the extensive patron
age which he has received. In professional ex-
perience in hospital and private practice Extend
ing through MANY years in this and other depart
ments Of medical science, he Is the discovefer Of
the only safe, speedy ard reliable remedies for
these virulent, secret ard chronic diseaa-s, and
has letters Of recommendation from The most
distinguished and experienced Surgeons and
superior skill and profound Judgment Ia the
treatment Of diseases Of private nature.
The universal and unfaiiing success IN the
treatment adopted BY him, has proved bey ond .
doubt that permanent cure for the worst cases
q cmssitationsi syphilis gono.rhsa structures E.
the skin, kidneys and bladder, lmpotenuy, spcr.
mstofrhda ETC., can now be obtained TO . moral
certaintv, X application Be made to those whose
Intelligence skill and eKDeftencc can Be relied on
L lOW0R u9e0 SUuGSlUsiy w. UovS O9S1usS W.
TINA Of SOLITARY vice or self abuse. that dres1fuI
aud destructive habit, which annually sweep. 70
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect, may
| can With : full Conscience IN" perfect OsHe
Females suffering from irregulsr sesatteadsnt
OF puberty, menstruotlon Or pregpaucys of par
sens hnviSr any Obstruction 70 marriage, should
| ~ Vke dUseor ~ once md Be cured. '''
/ He thinks Il Is his duty to advise ~ unfSrtS.
nhAa. perfisaDariy sereQgera, - - eos0la tAat
tNey ~ ~ deceived 81 FALSE eavsrtiesneals Z
bS1nfing 1ntosteFS. He Who places bimaeN ~
IN ~ go u D.. ,, may rsfik0Gstt conIIde a
| hiaAuesrnae 6sAtlenan, - con 1oStly IN u
| 50 Ms skill = : physician. 1.nfF
Dr.x n uiiltsll ~ pG1isnl peosieao1o eeouen.
eng he sssaimsnt o. his case how much "a Vim
e1sct cufs; - walGo eueA - as1aleaisst il
estersd epe9. y - go win hs,pete : ssessd
O1es nd neshs vftAiA half { s1',na,r,. Il ~
Pr O@ce, where a Ms p0liisly nsksd . en-.
lOucs hooSu tfoQ q =. tao 8. ~ S1aidyo
1oa y. 70 no04. Cpnp61te3lon af eDee ffes.
@end9 n4sM6e ~ IT ~ Q6ldet % Health.
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| u = n - p q e <E
The aggregate assessments foe intsrnsl
revenue for the Frse District If lewa.
amount, for the year ending Juhs soth, 70
159l, s46.s5.
Brigadier General John Edvards, Of Ii.
cas- county, late Of the 18th Infantry, has
been appointed Agent for The Upper Arkan.
cas- Agency.
r. E. Graves. Of Dubuque, declines IN
appointment Is United States Tax Commits
sioner for the State Of South Carolina-sal
ary $4,000. lie has accepted so, 600 po-
siticn IN banking house in Chicago. 50
says the Dubuque 7imes.
The total ssasAses Of Dubuque county.
Is We find it in the Times, is 1886, 800.
The Presbyterians and Methodists are
erecting church buildings at Clinton. So
says the Herald.
But few places in the West are more
prosperous in building Improvements than
Clinton, Clinton county. Lyo Is in the
same county 10 going ahead vigorously.
Major Gen. Heron of this State has t.
ken up his residence in Pittsburg, and is
spoken Of in connection with the next Gov
ernorship Of Pennsylvania. II 10 rather
big thing for Iowa to furnish Governors for
the great Middle States.
Money Order OtIces have been ss&sblisl-
ed in the following places in this State
Burlington, Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs,
Davenport, Dcs Moines, Dubuque, Iowa
City, Keokuk, Lyons, Marshalltown, Mt.
Pleasant, Muscatine, Newton, Oskaloosa.
Ottumwa, Sioux City, Washington, Water
loo.
MISUNDERSTANDING and freight trains
are now running as far West As Bnonsboro
on the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad.
The first trip through was made on Monday
last. The stages will run to Nevada as
usual until further noticc-.Stnte Hlgis
ter.
TnE SNAKE BITTEN Man Mr.. Staples
Wis 'ted Mr.. Shuester yesterday, and reports
that he Is recovering. lie is able to SIT up,
and the swelling and color are leaving his
arm. II is possible that he will recover the
use Of the affected arm. but his hand is in a
terrible condition. The bitten thumb is al
most entirely destroyed. -Dubuque Times,
18Th.
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DRESDEN, Weakly Co., Tenn, July 7.
To the Editor IF the Louisville Democrat
SiR-Great excitement was produced in
our usually quiet town to-day. by the arrest
and carving off to Columbus, Ky, Of our
tellOw-town. man, Emerson Etaeridge, by
Lieut.. Col. Dobozee, and some seventy five
or one hundred negroes, Of the 4th heavy
artillery reg lmcnt, coored troops, stationed
At Columbus, Ky The reasons for this out
rage, rs understood by your correspondent
are as follows: -M
In pursuance Of call (which was printed
and sent over the country some ten days be-
fore the meeting. y copy Of which call en-
close, one Of the largest assemblages OF the
citizens Of Weakly and the surrounding
counties met at Dresden on Saturday, the
LIST Of July, that ever assembled in that
place. Our fellow -t0wnsman, Wm. P. Cald-
well, opened the meeting, with speech Of
great force and point. Mr.. Ethridge follow
ed in = speech Of some three hours, in his
usual bold, fearless style, denouncing reb-
els, traitors and usurpers, being particularly
severe ON the latter Parson Brownlow and
his late legislature bei 6, he. ~ . lawyer
considered, case IN point. The substance
If both speeches may be found in the reso-
lutions, were submitted by . cammttee Of
the leading union men OF the county, and
unanimously and enthusiastically adopted
by the meeting, copy Of which enclose
you for publication. In response to numer
Gus solicitations from citizens Of Gibson
county, Mr.. Elheridge made a speech at
Trenton, the following Monday, the Sd Of
July, to large and respectable meeting Of
the citizens of that county, ut which meet
ing precisely the tame resolutions were Of
fered and unanimously adopted, as at this
place, With only . change in the name Of The
county. and inserting the names If the Glib
son county delegation in place of those Of
weakly county in Brownlow's legislature
Mr.. Ethridgc's speech was an earnest appeal
to the people to respect, aud act up to the
requirements Of the Federal and State con-
situations. 1t wss, in fact, Mt Editor, SUBJ
stantially the same As the speeches he made
in this district in the winter and spring Of
1861, and, for which he had tn leave his
home and stay away for years to avoid being
arrested ny the rebels. Mr.. f. was arrested
just as he Was starting to Paris, at which
place he was to have made . speech to the
citizens Of Henry county to morrow.
There is to be an election for members Of
an act Of Brownlow's legislature. Mr.. Eth
eridse being almost the unanimous choice Of
the people Of the district, it will require no
great penetration to see good reason why
some persons would be rejoiced At his arrest
and detention until after the election
There is great feeling here on this subject,
Mr. Editor. We are 10th to believe our
country is under the control OF men who will
allow such acts perpetrated.