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A Capital Lot or Now Books.

Capital Lot Of New Books.
Fairy Fingcrs-Mrs. Mowats splendid novel n
Hugh worthingson-Mrs. Mary J. Holmes sovei. -
Superior Fshng-Rooseveis capital sporting book
st. Philips-New novel by the author Of "Rutedgc".
Mary Brandegee-A powerful "woman's novel;. ~
Tales from the operas-with all the plots, &o... -
All Handsomely bound in cloth, aud by mail frOA
receipt OF price, by CARLETON, publisher. New York
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Arrival OF the China at Boston.

BosroS, May 20, 1895.
The steamship China arrived from Halifax at two
o'clock this afternoon. Her mails and the newspaper
bag for the press will be forwarded New York by the
train which leaves here at past eight O'Clock this
evening and which due there at carly hour tomor
row mornina
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Corns, Bunfons, Enlarged Joints, en4
all diseases Of the feet cured By DR.. zACHARIk. ~
Broadway.
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SoLoN SmrGrR ovy yoa EuaoPK John T. Owens,
the popular American actor closed his famous nne
months engagement at the Broadway theatre last night
and Is 10 sail for Europe day, In the City Of Boston,
accompanied by Mr.. G. W. TayIoure, his attorney and
business agent Mr.. Owens has been engaged by Mr.
Benz Webster manager OF the Adelphi theatre, London,
look after that barl Of apple Sass" and win open at
that establishment the 2eth prox, In Scion Single
Mr. John sefton, through whose fundamentally the
gagement effected also leaves for Europe to-day in
same steamer 1t worthy Of remark that quarter OF
century ago Mr. Seton played at the old Franklin
theatre in this city, for upwards Of hundred nights
the part Of Jenny Twtcher In Mr. webster's Golden
Farmer. It the nrst time, perhaps that comic
character had such q run in this city. The veteran
comedian returns 10 Europe, taking with him the
renowned Owens Asonish the British metropolis by
his personaiion of character which has had such
immense run In this city. Mr. Webster Seton
in his own play Owens solon Single The latter
will doubtless take London by storm
News from New Orleans and Me1ses.
NEW oRlEAss May Il, via CArao, Nay 20, 1895
Cotton quoted New Orleans <0c for strictly Low
middnng Good grades White sugar. lsc Cubs
molasscs, soc Exchange on New York, y per cent pre-
MUM.
The steamship rung shuay sailed ysstsrdAy for New
York.
Arrived, bsrks Dirigo and Hunter frsm Phnadcphis;
ship Francis Cutting and bark walker, from Boston
Tho New Orleans and jackson Railroad will BE- in
running order.
Parties from Northern MEXICO represent thai the liberal
party s growing strong and popular and believe Asy
will scsn possess The northern pAr Of the country.
From the Land ef sunriss, Ear On
Asia come the aromatic Of which fragrant SOZO-
DON'T composed IN this preparation thu ehemsty Of
the nleS achieved IL mos remarkable triumph Puru
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Important Law suit-The Estate OF the
Late Samuel Colt.
HAuvoRp Conn NAY 1S 1066

An important suh, which has been pending between
Judge Colt and sbe cstate Of the hte Samuel COLI,
decided this morning in favor Of Judge Colt Ths amount
coming TO Judge Colt IL three hundred thousand dollars
The decision u final
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Governor Pierpont En Route for Rich
mond.

Governor Perpont, accompanied by party Of ladies
and gentlemen, arrived from Washington this afternoon
the steamer Diamond, rouss to Richmond The
Governor and party landed s this place. and spent few
reviewing the fortress and the various curl
oses and left at Ave o'clock for Richmond establish
bis seat Of government
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only porfoss
dye Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Cedar Camphor Il Bost and Cheap
est to against moths HARRIS CHAPMAN, Boston
Every druggist sells Il.
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Great Revolution in Brick MaginG-
Chambers Patent Steam Brick Machine has bsen In suoose
fu three past One machine Will nxk4
60 brick minute s100o IN ten hours In all kinds a
weather. housed ready burning without the use Of N
Tho brick handsomer stronger hold less water
less likely TO be effected BY thn weather. and every May
thirds less and they preferred BY all bude whe
hundred days $35 90 per year FOR further
and patent rights apply 70 ABRAM REQUA, n C0rtlAnd1
rect. N. " up
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Tho Press Despatch.

New ORLEANS, May a. via CAIRO, May 20, 1865.
The nicayane has reliable information from the Trans.
Mississippi Department that Colonel spragues conference
with Kirby Smith resulted In nothing, in consequence Of
want Of harmony In the rebel council. Smith was
disposed to surrender but the Missouri Generals Parsons
and Shelby demanded amnesty for themselves which
was not offered in the Presidents proclamation Colonel
Sprague returned, accompanied by Missouri colonel,
who goes with him to Washington TO confer with the
authorities there. II the Generals not included in
the amnesty they propose to join Maximilian.
The rebel troops deserting In great numbers and
going home and the people generally Respondent
Cotton be bought very low for gold Several BEATS
loaded with cotton ready to out Of Red river
soon as permitted.
Another flag Of truce boat is expected down on the
oath.
The country is overnowed from Alexandria to the
mouth Of Red river.
The steamship Clinton, from Brazos 10th, brings con-
rmaon Of the fight at Boco del Chico Pass between the
United States forces under Colonel Barrett and the rebels
under General Slaughter which the enemy driven
twenty lies towards Brownsville when the rebelswere
reinforced and Barrett retreated fighting, and reached
Bazos with the loss Of seventy two killed, wounded and
missing including Captain Temple and Lieutenant Sed
wick, Thirty fourth Indiana captured Slaughers on
cial report magni1es force and claims big victory
he admits a loss Of forty killed.
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Gouraud's P0udre Subtitle Uproots Ha11
from foreheade any OF the body 81 mAtleA
81 81 his depot, k6J broadway, 0rsnd street.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch SewfD0
Machine and Button Hole Machina
WHEELER WILSON 6z1 Broadway, n. T.
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Buy NIiller's Hair Dye.-Cheapest and
best Try it. Large size 75c Sold druggists Depot H Deg ~
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Hoyt's Hiawatha, the Only Perfsss
for gray hair No sulphur; harmless and rsa
BILE No 10 University place
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A.-Important 60 soldiers.-Gents' All
wool suits SIS Boys All Wool suts %. A l. " BRO
KAw's, ~ Fourth svcnue, and 81 Lafayette place.
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black o.
brown. Reliable. Depot No Barclay street. Sold by dug
gis aver
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From the Land Of SunPise, Far on
Asia come the aromatic roots Of which fragrant sOZO
DON'T composed IN this preparation hs shemisty Of
achieved IL mus remarkable triumph Pnra
agreeable breath and abA,uts eremp
: daily application Of the eOzoDONT
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As Faces are OF Many styles, so should
Hats be- and they st oENINS SIS broadway, the
most extensive retail hat estabshsnt In the unsA ststss
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Books.-
Pbotognaphic Albums and Books hand, cheap.
LE0GAr BROTHERS, lis Nassau street
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H..

For Coughs and Throat Disorders, "BKOWN0
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs," having proved their efficacy b.
q test Of many years
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Hemmed Linen Handkerchief ~
PEREGos store 1877 Broadway.
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Cotton and Wool.-Maugcr'sS Shipping
Tags suitable shipping WOOL Ito Rssds -
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Grover d Bakers Highest PremiuR,
Elastic stitch and Lock Sttch Sewing Machines ~ 8os6
Unv
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j. A. Miller d Co., Hatters, 4O5 Broad.
way would call the sttenton Of rsncen 70 their supes
Straw Hats the The largest and chotoss
stock of goods In this line 70 b found In the city
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Ask Nswsmen FOR june No. Of Phreno-
LOGICAL JOURNAL, 20 csnta Address FOWLER .
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Health and Happinsss.-A Circulas,
highly important TO young men, Cau address d.
POWERS. l90 Elm street.
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Attention, Soldiers and Others.--At No.
Park row opposite Astor House, wholesale stock Of
Mons Furnishing Goods at retail cheap. Best Shirts 90
Anyen
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II have changed my mind respecting them from tAs
nrst, excepting think yet bsttsr Of that which begAa
thinking well Of" REV. HENRY WARD BBEcHRR.
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Nyht Between Rebel and Union Troops
at Palo Alto.
Colonel Sprague's Conference
With Kirby Smith.
The Terms Of Surrender Referred
to Washington.
SMITHS TROOPS GOING TO THEIR HOMES,
&C., &c., Go.
Our Special Cairo Despatch.

Our Special Cairo Despatch.
CAIso, ILL.,, May %, 1895.
Advces from Braxos Texas, state that small engage
mont took place about the 18th Of this month"; part
Of tho prairie which General Taylor fought the battle
Of Palo Alto between portion Of Kirby Smiths COM
mand and q detachment Of about five hundred United
States troops under Colonel T. q. Barrett Our side
was victorious although the snemys strength was much
superior. The enemy used artillery
steamer from Bagdad 10 Matamoros arrived just -
the artillery commenced firing The boat stopped and
hosted the French dag, which might not have been
observed by the rebels for they fred shell and round
shot, one passing through her cabin The last seen Of
the boat she was floating down the stream.
Our troops were nred upon their retreat by some
parties across the Rio Grande, and skirmishers
crept up the river bank and shot two OF them dead
Three Swiss soldiers Of Maximians army crossed the
river on the way to Brazos being dcserters.
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Fine Ready Made Clothing at PsreEo's
store, l67 broadway
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uoc ,hus ,ons hiooa h impure. CONSTITUTION LIvn
SYRUP purges the system o. .c,or s,.rs
and restoring the Llys syRur rapidly cures
81. scr. IA sore. ucsrs blotches erup<ons plnpkea
roll. srS..las tstsr saltrheum, 81 Anhonys ARE scas
So .crrn generous tunors eyes, syphilis and
ali foul diseases diseases Of the heart aysgs
SnysTiTifTfoN LIFE SYRUP and you vin BE- surpstsso
A. s rapidly IN removing these diseases II e.ves Ne
hod pure the complexion clear and The system ire uo
aisssss Sold By all druggists.
General Agents. - Cha street, nsw t~ss
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white Linen Drawers, ~ Psregos New
store, 16 Broadway.
You Can See DR.. sshcnek NJ os Wsss
Thirtecnth street every afternoon
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| Address 20 8mokers.-Pollak d SON,
Neerschaum Manufsesure14 "a Brosdwny rvurth
street Pipes Cigar Holders retail order boiled
| mounted with silver and repaired
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window shadss-White Holland,
WITH BRASS SELF rACTfNo FfxTuREs
q. L. J. b. kelly ~ Broso"As-
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gang week. from every ganging going 70 the pro-
ccssions In latter days, however the celebration Of
was hela In all The principal Roman Catholic and RpIs
copal churches In the city yesterday Tun choral
wee Va, performed Sn sIS = Trinity whch w Yer. largely
Roman Catholic churches In many Of the latter the
ceremonial were Of very imposing character the em.
merng Of the lights the atars the solemn tones Of
the organ and the crowds Of earnest woshppers form
ing most impressive spectacle.
Tins RSosn BRoED Dovs.-whns peturnins from
Gre on Wednesday night, steam Ars engine Protector,
No "a broke an aIDc, and badly disabled that u
s oe. .s Sss, ~ N ns rosa-.y ID sUr1e, .sS
ready for further service
CAs or CoSscuu0 -Ths city Compsrol,er's once
he's aasy received the sum Of forty do,la legal cur
rsscy Of ths Unted States from certain cisisen, vhs
informed the Comptroller thai he could Dos honestly
retain An, M. o. ,s % nipd I'd ;ss q such '.,.SSsos ~
paragraph Not knowing what 70 90 with n, Mr. Brsn
has specially deposited the money until the pending
question can be decided. Why not have donated 70
some soldien widow and orphan fund,
DAsuDovs erAnszso ASynAY u IN NnYrrzm Pa
mm.-Aboss eieht O'Clock lAss evening two brosbsra
named James and John Mead, met IN house on Third
vcrus bsswesn rnyssvensh and vffsy eighth ssressa
and had alteration me particular Of The dfcuy
have not snspired bst In the course II hs faoas John
drew knife and plunged into hts brothers. side In
prove fatal The ssssilant made his sscsps, but wss
was arrested about halfpast eleven last night by ohcer
Shove. Of the .Ninetsenth precinct and locked NJ. He
will be examined at the Yorkvie court this morning
The wounded man was conveyed 70 Bellevue rital
ACCIDENT TO TnnAN-At the alarm oS q etwsen
ton and eleven O'Clock last night James oDshnell,
member Of Engine No. 20, was accidentally knocked
down In Broadway, John street, and run over
by Hose Carriage No g. He taken 70 the hospital
BY the police II was found that fractured leg and
bodily bruises were about shc Of his injuries
FrRx IN MAIDEN Lane AT about half past sir O'Clock
ns evening nrs was discovered In the basement VI Ne
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-07-15
sovTugnN STAIRS. ko1T1RAN sTATBs.
AAtt0 a AaAttoes to Ratio Of MulattOes TO
100 NeRnoaa. lO0 Kawrona

a. The TEibune's assertion concerning
JSmAica is equally side Of the mark
AulatlOism has been constantly increas.
dng IN that island. In 1874 there we're in
Jamaica SO, $40 mUlattOcs. IL 1861, the
last census taken, there were 81 ,065. In
Vhe former year there were 1879 whites
d the Island. In 1851 there we're only
a9,Ul6, showing the hideous fact further.
more that the white blood Is gradually
G0tiinG oOt through the veins Of the Arr.
can! Again. the Tribune has got its
facts wrong end foremost"
.<S.) "It is slavery. not freedom. that
GiOts In amalGAmAlioO. Now, what sense
5s'there IN such remark as this, and how
Say 9aR GhO preiends to be an honest
Abs6tiOGsl can make it. passes compre
Aensioa. rSat is to say, a form Of society
~hieh separates the racrs by the widest
possible Secial and legal distinctions. is
mere pr0asctive Of equality. end " fra
ternity-" thAR . form Of society wherein
these doctrines are taught az duty, and
wherein even amaisamatiOn itself is sane
EiousA BY Law. and the clergy and civil
maRiStrstes allowed "a aarry blacks and
wEitesi The proportion only needs to
be stated 10 demHassrsee its absurdity :;
Sut Il more were needed. re have given
the anaEeF in thA Census Returns above
Abolition rests upon gigantic fsisehOods
iuSx Gseh as We haze here exposed. and it
GfGen seems to Us that it's prOpagators
must be aware Of the deception they are
REacticing. Il 10 ditRcuk to believe men
Asaest WAS Pee~ert piain and notorious
hdS.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-07-15

FALsE.-A uegrO-lOviug organ charges
that "the Democratic party when in pow.
er was always prOscriptive and intOlerant
to the last degree" A more unwarrant-
able and ignorant assertion never was
made the simpletOn who wrote it
would be puzzled to make q respectable
show Of proof. The Democratic party, at
least, never interfered with the freedom
Of the press or of speech-never upheld
mob Law never prosecuted men for con-
science sake never abolished courts and
substituted in their stead military COM
missiOns"-never employed spies to watch
the movements and report the actions Of
its opponents-never held or taught that
there was q law higher than the Consttu-
ton, but always advocated "equal and
exact justice all men, Of whatever state or
persuasion, religious or political" When
the AboIitionists came into power, they
gave out that they we're going to "prO'
scribe prescription" How they have
kept their promise requires no ghost to
tell" The record Of the Democratic par.
~ 10 stainless.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-07-15

A PROMINENT Eastern newspaper charE.
eS that our officers ct Charleston have
been guilty Of robbery, N taking plAse.
books. fuFniture and 10 forth, from pri-
Vate houses. II il tOo late in the day to
enter templAint In this matter. The evil
has beeh done. and 1t is nos past remedy.
There are men in Chicagowho have been
three years in the Geld, and who, on sal
aries OF from 800 to $500 per month,
have been able 10 erect brick blocks cost
ing from thirty to fifty thousand dollars.
There are families In this city which, be-
fore the var, we're 10 Strengthened cir
cumstances, and who, during the war,
have been the unsalaried officials Of great
charitable organizations, who are now liv.
ing surrounded by every luxury, and are
enjoying. il not fortune, ct least COM
Petence.
II lie 50 in Chicago, and II 10 probably
90 in other places. Some Of our gallant
patriots. both male and female, have made
good thing out Of the war and lie chart.
ties and it is entirely useless now for our
well meaning Contemporary to set up the
cry Of ''stOp thief"-[Chicago Times.
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Scene IN rae CABINET "A Washington
correspondent Of the New York News re-
latss the following little episode as occur
ring at Cabinet meeting:
II is now definitely known that the
difficulty ct the Cabinet meeting on Fri
day between Secretary Stanton and Pres
ident johnson bad its origin in the at
tempt to engraft negro suffrage on the
Southern States. President johnson, ne "
TO the presidential Office, expressed dis
sent to the doctrine in 4 manner that led
Mr.. Stanton to believe that he could CO.
cree Or brighten him into 1t. In this he
was mistaken. His loud voice and threat
ening attitude brought out the sleeping
lion Of JOhnson's nature, and the scene
which ensued until tho Secretary found
he had mistaken his tnan was terrible
sc that meeting, and In that scene, Pres
ident johnson gave evidence that Adolf.
tiOnism had but little Of his sympathy,
and that, - President of the United
States, he had duty to perform In serv-
ing the Union. not in erecting one to serve
the Utopian views Of the Republicans in
order to mould one to suit their own self
ish puTposes."
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-07-15

"SrARrHa4 sdis AID PRAYER MEET.
ENGa"-Thsrs d much truth in the fol.
-E0SiAg EO@ tA9 New York Tribune
New England produces many Of the
best spees1sOS Il the human race, and.
along with them, some Of the very mean
cot 5beines that ever stood on two lSes-
cunning. rapaciOUS, hypocritical, ever
ready 10 skin o. Gint with 8 borrowed
knife, and make QOr Otbers) soup out of
the peeiing% THIS class soon become too
~reN Known a Aos1e-'run out a. the
phrase is-when they wander all over the
earth. snuffliug and swIndlinG. to the tn
jury and shame Of The land that bore
them and cat them out. Now, let Il be
generally presumed ~ xhs igoOrant
blacks Of the South that q Yankee, be-
cause Yankee, 10 necessarily their friend,
and this UOclean brood will overspreaj
the South like IOcusts, starting schools
and prayer meetings ct every crossword,
getting possession Of abandoned or eohiis-
Gated plantations, and hiring labOrers
right and left, cutting timber here, trying
out tar and turpentine theirs, end growing
corn. cotton, rice and sugar, which they
will have sold 1t the sarlieat day and run
away with the proceeds, leaving The ne.
grOes in rags and foodlesc, With winter
just coming on" .....
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PREsrDESr JoHNsoS's vIEws-ln reply
to . delegation who called upon him re-
Gently, President johnson said that the
question Of negro suffrage ought to be left
to the decision Of the loyal white pOpula-
ton Of the States interested. This is con
soDant with his record both as q firm
State Rights Democrat and his action IS
military Governor Of Tennessee. The
new Constitution Of Tennessee, formed
under his auspices, excludes negroes not
only from voting, but from testifying in
Courts ofjustice. We hope our "lOyal"
fellow.citizens will make note Of this
and not embarrass the Government" by
insisting upon granting the negroes the
right Of suffrage. lie: them remember
that they have taught that to "Oppose
the Government is treason!
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-07-15

Ar EARraQUAKE OF iiEKEsIEs. A late
onmber Of the WAshin- ton Star, . paper
aAat has attempted 10 End an excuse for
~ che Fobberies, villaini~s aWd tyranny
that hos existed GOr the last FOur years,
esaEains the following paragraph:
:. The apple ef diSeOrd 10 COW fairly in our
MIDI, and u nN uipped In The bod IL will burst
Eosth % Q cOuaagrStion which sill deluge the
80 d politics with an earthquake Of heresies."
Whether It be . rotten apple or . rot.
ten egg, let it burst" so that the stench
1ay 20 Up to heaven. For four long
yssVs hAve the people suffered from the
Reealslions Of . set Of men who attempted
-tOO successfully, We Fear-to cover up
thsir viilaiNies by making loud protcsta-
lions Of tfeir love for the negro. Now
that The waF Is SUded, AID their oppOrtu.
Hities Cor stealing somewhat curtailed. the
Xaahi,:Gtou Star fears they may quarrel
sssoOg themselves, and ''deluge the sea Of
Ro1itica Nth an earthquake Of hereSieS."
Resent indications assure US that the Re.
publican organization is really about TO
6sll to pieces, and what honest man will
cot rejoice to know thiSP BY the cohe'
Ajvs p0Eer of public plumber that party
has Aeld Together for the last four or i've
ysesS; bot take away the spoils and down
il goes with . crash. What stencil will
falaoWI and how the honest yooWanry
Nm rejoice to zee the burstingl That
party Is SOmpoaed Of odds and ends-the
@aF E,A3 years ego. signed petitions to
C0ngresS praying for dissolution Of the
Qaion the aids and shelters Of she FIRST
1eesssionist and traitor, John Browns the
AsJy TNScAls who left the Democratic party
kecauss IN IL they cOold find nothing to
&tsaI the old disppiOp AbOlitiOnists--all
huddlSd together, make up the so called
ppio4 aAFty. They have had their day,
AeVAHer, these political gamblers, and ere
long ~. ,Os~aeratic party tho party
that made the country-will sgain be
sailed to power by . long suffering peO-
PARLIAMENTARY Volunteer.
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MrH oEllfa ISED EMNsRAT.
.aEQEs@A ASHsv Teri Day ns.n.
ARalgamatloArM orth ana sOnah.

au--.Aa~-
:.15G ~ [i'.tAN Z = - e~~
49, M ETprtesS. Ia ths cours. ofan ex..,.
IN nrtiels uDow mAavo eouslltv. s.vs1hs,
,rG.H odaIItV and Fruternitv ineyiiabfv iSsd
,, x snolrsnstion." Tia fribnne. &; ,e1lv
thsretN hes the f,Ilowiue Deracrau6 r
3 III dr.. n. rh.-.s -: - r....... Z.
CSssaa Or II New RoSIaod tSsU 49," Svs ::
j. ws.S In Mobile o. Matches. Iuder eIAtsry,
wstls q Geo.: ard 70 nnoe. q Nss !.!glahd
t S..sS ~ .Perssety eqsSI ee!Sre
.e ssss ~ IL m"r. csass"sc !" Hc ;t
!: Is &slSAeE- than 10 Csuada or New BsFIaad.
{. 90 nlasae Snd Whites ase aliketn tAeeye Of
L ~. 49,. s.@s, Wnsea 80 AsTe cctony
TxSf 49, i. IL ss n -. ~ lag "V 10 p
" ExbfSSs Raa GOT ils iacts wrOSg cod Gor,moss
Oh hts. Slavery, Sst Freedom, that riots 10
ias@alea@aesoe.v ~
~ a. Exaely what the Tribune means
{Aahaa ssatsnce b not fully apparent II
-. e 6IeaN0 20 cay lhat there In 4 Iess num.
. BE- u walaltOoa IN New England and
Cansaa than In Mobile or Nstchex. com.
perod Nth the numbered white peoDle in
che respective localities. Il n doubtIeas
eUVrect. But the same assertion would
.apply % aeRrOes Of pure blood. m that
= tAiI stntemeRt would amount 70 nothin0-
eIs "a -
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TIE La Crosse Democrat, in noticing
some of the recent speeches Of Miss Anna
Dickinson, makes the following rather IN.
gallant remarks about her: ut is fOrtu.
nate for somebody that she is making
spsechss inEtaad .nf raising = t'mils.-
For q babe to draw kildpess from breast
which has so much Of hate and radical.
ism in it, would be ikegetliVg nitric acid
or peppcF.sauce from . nursing bottle"