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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
Why we vote for Davis and
Linton.

Voter, il on the day of the October
election, any man asks you why you sup.
port VIM. w. Fl. Davis for Auditor Cen
eral, tell him because Davis is an unfal-
tering supporter Of the true and tried prin.
ciples which led the great Democratic
party since the formation of our Govern
ment and tell them, too, because in the
day OF his country's peril Davis marched
forth TO battle for her existence and fought
manfully too, as bis record on the war
bulletins, and his good right hand, muti!-
ated by the bullets Of the enemy, attest.
Tell them too because, amid all the temp.
tations placed before him, he choose to
maintain his political integrity, and the
eagle insignia of his oolonelcy, rather than
barter the former for the Stars af Brig.
adler, or of Major-Geueral by Brevet.
And, voter, if any one should ask you
why you vote for John P. Linton, for
Surveyor General, tell them because be
went to the war Democrat and returned
Democrat. Tell them, too, because his
many wounds received upon the battle
field attest that he faithfully performed bis
duty while 10 the war. Tell them too
that he was the faithful fighting Lieut.. Col
of the 54sh P. VS., in the field, while Col
Campbell, his superior officer ip the regi
ment, and political opponent now, wa
taking his ease in comfortable head. quar-
ters, in place of safety.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
Additional Facts,
IN THE
COLUMBIA COUNTY INVASION.

We give below some additional facts in
relation to tho actions OF the soldiers, un.
der the manipulation Of the abolitionists
II there are any other similar acts not
herein stated we earnestly desire that they
may bs sent by the first mail to Colonel
Freeze.
In Centre township at the election Of
1864, eleven soldiers with arms, stood at
the election polls all day.
In Beaver township camp Of about
sixty soldiers was located within few
rods of the polls and from ten to fifteen
Of them stood at the polls all day, by
squads relieving one another.
In Mount Pleasant township from ten
to fifteen soldiers came upon the grounds
in the morning before the polls opened
and attended the voting the whole day,
armed.
In Fishingcreek township ten TO twelve
soldiers armed were stationed at the polls
and other squads within call at three diff
ierent points on the roads leading to
place Of holding election. Two men ar.
rested on election day.
In tlemlock township eleven soldiers
armed stood at the polls all day, and
twelve some part of the time.
In Benton township at the State cleo.
ton about fifteen soldiers prowled around
the election grounds all day; and at the
Presidential election about forty were 10
the township, some Of them attending
the polls.
In Jackson township there were eight
or ten 10 squads of two that marched
around the place Of holding the election
all day and at the close OF the election
they all came into the house and demand.
ed the returns.
In Sugarloal township at State election
two armed soldiers we're located within
half a.mile OF place of voting in ono direo
tion--two more within quarter OF mile
in another, two more at Ezekiel Coles
and West Creek, within mile, and four
marched past the polls repeatedly during
the day-apd at the Presidential election
six or eight armed soldiers aud an orderly
stood in the yard of the house where the
election was being held, and others near
by. In the evening they came and de-
manded the returns sword in hand.
In Briarcreek township four sodiers
armed arrived the night before the No
vember (PresidoD.ial) election they staid
about the grounds all day, until the clos.
ing Of the polls. Arrested one man dur.
ing the day.
In Orange township, and within the
village, within easy distance of the polls,
there were umber of soldiers, at the
time of the October election. Between
that and the November election, an addi.
tional number arrived, took possession of
the public School house, then occupied BY
a democratic teacher and about seventy
Scholars, and hold it until SO late in the
winter, that the people OF the township
were deprived OF the benefit of public
school for the year.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
A Glorious Victory.

A glorious Democratic TtctOry awaits US
in October if our friends see to it that Ev.
ERy DEMOCRATIC VorE is PoLLED. Let
every Democrat and every one opposed
to the o,tious and .'abomiaable doctrine of
Negro Equality be a. the polls early and
WORK for your countrys cause.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
Be Vigilant.

Democrats friends Of the white race
and opponents of Negro Equality be vigi,
lant. Do not let any one persuade you
to cut off any name from our ticket. 1t
is composed of good and true men, who
are all opposed to Negro Equality. Be
vigilant and SEQ that no one is deceived.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
MARRIAGES.

On the I'd inst, by the Rev. William J
Eyer, Mr., ALLEN FETERMAN, to Miss
HANNAH JANE FAHRINGER, both of Lo
Gust twp, Columbia county Pa.
On the same day, by the same, MIR
JACOB HOFFMAN, to Mrs. SARAH SMALL
both Of Catawissa Pa.
, 10 Benton township, on the 18th Of
sept, 1865, by the Isaac X. Krickbaum,
Esq, Mr. JOHN S. Cole and ELLEN j.
HUFF, all OF Benton twp, Columbia co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

A difference Of opinion. n.-The Gamer
on Abolition Convention, speaking OF the
Southern people, says :-"They cannot
safely be entrusted with The political rights
which they forfeited" President John.
sou, in writing to Gov, Sharky, says:--
they must be trusted with their form OF
Government" Quite difference of opin-
ion, truly, between "ShOddy" and the
Government"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

pG- Col. Eckman, OF Montour county
is nominated by the AbOluioaistS for the
Legislature. Hon. VIM. II. JAcoBy is the
candidate oil the Democracy. This will
be the last, politically, of poor Eckman, as
Mr.. Jaooby will beat him over two thous.
and in the District.
The same fate awaits the nigger-head
abolition Ticket Of Columbia. They will
be most numerically demolished. Mr..
Layer Abboh,can again 60 to his business
of arresliDg democrats as Assistant to Mr..
Capt. Silyers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

ssr Look to your voting lists. Dem
ocrats, see that the returned soldiers get
their votes. In Bloom township the abo
lition assessor has omitted several names
They are democrats. See 10 your lists
promptly,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
The Three Days Meeting


of the Democracy Of Columbia and ad.
joining counties in this State, came of,
according to previous notice, at Mob
Mountain, on the goth, 30th, and 3lst ult.,
and was very largely attended by the
friends of equal taxation and the White
Mans Government, in that region. The
number present at times, was estimated at
from five to ten thousan and among
the speakers, we recognize some of the
ablest and soundest Den ocrats of the
State, such as Hon G.. Il. Buckalew,
Pennsylvania favoiile representative in
the U S. Senate,-Col. V. e. Piollet, of
Bradford, that earnest aud true democrat
Of Northern Pennsylvania who lacked but
few votes of defeating the black Rcpub
lican candidate for Congress, last year in
Wilmot's notorious Abolition district
Hon. Hiester Clymsr, of old Berks ,-R.
r. Little, Esq, of Wyomiug,-C. Chaun.
cy Burr, Esq, the democratic 'war horse
OF New Jersey,-and other gentlemen OF
ability.
The meeting was continued during the
evening of each day, and was, occasion
ally, between the speeches, eulivened by
music from an excellent Band, from Dan
vile, and appropriate songs from Glse
Club known ps the berr family.
We have no doubt the influence of this
meeting will be extensively favorable to
The Democratic cause in the Columbia re.
gion of the state, as the speeches, espec-
ally those of Piollet and Burr, abound in
facts and arguments which did no. fail TO
tell most powerfully against the unjust
and oppressive policy and doiogs of black
Republioanism at Harrisburg and Wash
ipgton. West Chester Je0o soniun.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
Sas- The abolition party in this cour

See- The abolition party in this county
are rapidly dwindliDg out; they are des-
tined to sink deep into oblivion by the
course they have pursued, relative to the
administration of governmental affairs,
they have made themselves the objects of
ipamy and disgrace. The treatment re,
ceived by our Democratic citizens of the
county at the hands of the dupes and
mluions of the abolition party are long to
be remembered. When party will re.
sort to such tyrannioal aud despicable
acts as are charged upon this abolition
crew they most richly deserve the censure
aud condemnation of an honest people
which they will most assuredly receive at
the polls this fall.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

sss' A respectable citizen of Danvlle
offered his service to tho Town Counc il to
take charge Of the town clock for one year
for SIS. This gentleman not coming
within tho standard of loyalty" set up,
his services were refused, and Que OF the
fa'thful, loyal lcagua was appointed TO
perform the duty at a salary Of .to'ty doi
iUs. Loyalty pays!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

A DESERVING APPOINTMENT Capt. { q.
ID. Roush, Of New Berlin, Union county,
has been appointed to clerk in the Au-
di,or Generals Office. The Captain COM
manded company b. Sixth Penna, Re-
seve Corps, for period OF two year,,with
distinction, and was wounded in the leg
at the battle Of South Mountain. lie is
an ul finching Democrat, and Mr. Sl,nkcr
has shown his good judgement by appoint
ing the Captain to a erk,hip in h 5 Office.
Patriot i. Union.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

Bes- The abolition papers are trying to
MAX it appear that TIE records Of their
candidates, Hartrautt aid Campbell are
much better than Davis aud Linton Il
SO, tell us how the two former passed thro
the war With bout a scratch, while tie other
two came out literally shot to pieces.
Mighty strange, ism / iii
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

aV~ What became of the Niger Equal
ity Resolutions which Pee John had
prepared for that fOrlorn looking lot of
gentlemen who composed the late republi.
cap-abolition- convention ,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

nSs' Every vote cast for the abolition
nomisees will be counted vote in favor
OF negro suffrage. White meu, are you
in favor Of ~ Are you willing that the
negro shall bs yosr equal
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
Soldiers i!

Remsnb'r that the abolition platform does
not say one word against negro suffrage
but that THIRTY abolition papers, inc I'D.
Ing the Republscan Of this place have de
clared in favor Of that intamou. doctrine
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
Sherin's Sac.

Dy virtue of writ ol Fl fa.. 10 me di.-
- rert"d issued out Of the Court nf Common Pleas
of CUlumbia county, wI be posed to public sale
the premises IN Light Stree Oh
81 UHDA !. 2IAT. or OCT 1853,
At O'Clock the forgnoon the following real estate
to
A critain LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND EituAts IN
the Vi iage uf I.igh, street Columbia coury being
30 Il q trout $50 feet deep, and No ano on cali
vi No. ~ plan Of said town; whuruon aIu utuCtoH
Two Story Frame Dwelling tlOnsn,
franz stable and well Of water at the doot Hith
the appuItenanrcs
Seized, taken III o1ecu'ion nnd 10 be sold as ths
property Of " Niam NJ Yohe.
SAMUEL ShYOEh. shont
sheriff Otfcc
BIoNnsDurg, sept. y, 1865
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
BLOOM S BURG
Saturday Morning, Sept 80, 'o5.

DEMOCRACY, a sentiment not to be appalled,, corrupt.
ed or compromised 1t knows no basenoss, 1t covers
TO no danger, 1t oppresses no weakness Destructive
only Of despotsm it is the sole conservator of liberty
labor property II is the sentiment OF freedom, of
equal rights, of equal obligatons-,he law of nature
pervadine the law OF the land ALLEN.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
Montour Demool attic Ticket.

FOR AsSemtIy-Willlsm.on Ii, Jacoby
FOR SherV-Jacob Shelhart.
For ReglStc|-Wm G.. Johnston,
For ConimtsSsoi!er--,Jo ohm Moore.
Far Suuryor-Geo. w. West.
For .7udito/ = David Blue.
For Co/Oner-Ualeb Applemau.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

Candidate for Governoy.--The Editor
Of the Unconstitutional Advovste," ut Ash
land has raised the name Of the Hon.
HESTER CLYMER, of Bsrks, as the next
Democra Candidate for Governor of
Pennsylvania. Schuylkill, with q large
number of other counties in this State,
have declared their preference for Mr..
Clymer, as our standard bearer for Gov.
ernor in 1866. Senator Clyme-, is a
most worthy man, an able statesman and
incorruptible democrat. He will doubt.
less be our candidate and most undoubed.
ly bo elected to the Gubernatorial Chair.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

A series OF Democratic Meetings will be held in
Columbia County during the first week in DC ctober
being the Immediately preceding the lection ac
cording TO ths folio wing programme
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

Major General Slocum has written to
Dean Richmond. accepting the nomna-
tion of the Democracy of New York State,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

s1- NEGROES TO VOTE IN WAsHiNa-
TOMAS soon as Congress meets it is
said Senator Wilson, oil Massachusetts,,
will introduce bill granting the right of
suffrage 10 the negroes Of the District Of
Columbia, This will practically put The
City government Of Washir gton within
the control Of lot of negroes who "dont
know Is from bull',loot,' They can then
elect negro mayor, if they desire to do
SO. What nice future for the F deyai
capital, truly!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

sV~ Morton McMlchael the nagro-vot-
ing candidate for Mayor Of Philadelphia
in speech made since his nomination AZ
reported in the Lq"irtr of the 18th inst
"Pledged himselft to know m creel,n no ,ecf,
no color but the truly loyal man should al
ways iud in him friend, whether he be
rich or poor, block or white, and he would
not give Office to any who would not CO.
operate itb him In the furthcrance Of
Union principles
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

"SrUMpING T."-Cols. Davis and
Linton addressed the Democracy of Ian j.
caster, at Fulton Hall, on Wednesday
night last. After COL Davis had conclu.
ded, Col. Linton followed, aud, in OPEN
ing his address, made the following good
hit:
"The distinguished gentleman who has
just preceded me, perceive, carries into
political life the same characteristic for
which he was noted as a soldier. Al the
boys say, When he goes in he makes such
clean work OF what is before him as to
leave nothing to be done by the reserves
besides, he has another decided advan-
tage over mel every time he waves his
right hand in gesture, the audience can
see hoe he is siumping IT,"
This allusion to the shattered hand oil
Col. Davis "drew down the house" in
rounds Of applause.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

b@- The Pennsylvania Iron Works, at
panVille, are again in operation,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

"THE PIPING DAYS OF PEACE" -
New England, New York and New Jer.
sey are commanded by Gen. Hooker and
seven other generals
"West' Virginia, Maryland, Delaware
and Pennsylvania are commanded by Gen.
Hancock and seven other generals;
Ohio Indiana, Illinois and Michigan
are commanded by Gen. Ord and sis
other generals;
Five Western States and three Terri.
tories are commanded by Gen, Pope and
ele0en other generals;
Only 35 generals, with numerous and
expensive staff to each, to put the country
on "Peace footing" and bring to US the
"pipiHg days of peace" The expense is
only several millions.
Taxpayers, put this little fact 10 your
pipes and smoke it.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

THE SHAMELESS FALsEHooD.-At q
shoddy ratification meeting in Philadelphi
on Saturday nigh! last, one general c. H.
I. Coils said:
sour Union Leagues, our Sanitary
Commissions, our Christian Commissions,
our Volunteer Aid Societies, aud lastly
but not least, our Volunteer Refreshme
Saloons were organized and sustained by
supporters of The Union party; and no
dollar OF the so-callea Democratic party
ever iound the way into their treasurers.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

THE editor of the Lewsburg Chroniclc
says some totally depraved wretch stole
his wood saw. Probably he was some
relation 10 the totally depraved wretcbes
who have been stealing the peoples money
for the last four years. Perhaps it was
some fellow who wanted 10 sell i, to get
money to pay his revenue taxes. Perhaps
some loyal piano or spoon stealer, after
having stolen niger from "awsy
down soutb," had to steal saw for him
10 work "ith-co nsideripg it extra loyal
to have a complete outfit of stolen prop
erty-Perhaps the Philadelphia lnquir.
sr's correspondent, who ''saw" 80 much
on Fishing Creek" and in Schuylkill
county, "saw" and imagined himself in
one of tho Southern States, or perhaps
some black copperhead got hold OF it de-
signing to saw his party loose from the
Constitution.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
FOR SURVEYOR GENEKAL
MAJOR JOHN II. LINTON

fOh SUhNGhOh
MAJOR JOHN Il. LINTON
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
FOR ASSEMBLY
Williamson H. Jacoby,
OF BLooMsBURG.
FOR DIST. ATTORNEY
Milton M. Traugh,
OF BERWICK.
FOR TREASURER
John J. Stiles,
OF DENTON.
FOR COMMISSIONER
John F. Fowler,
OF PINE TWP.
FOR SURVEYOR
Isaac A, Dewitt.
GREENWOOD TWP.
FOR AUDITOR
Leonard b. Rupert,
OF BLooMsBURG.
FOR CORONER.
William ]. Ikeler,
OF MT. PLEASANT.
Election October, 10th, 1865.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30

Some time ago DR.. John sent round to
ali parts of this Congressional District o
10, of petitions, asking for his own ap.
pointment as Assessor OF Internal Reven-
ue. Generally from points vhere he s0as
not kao,0n, the returns were very hatter-
ing, and having made up his mind that
the coveted place was secure be resigned
the post.ofice in favor Of convicted
rowdy, a fit successor to the solicitor of
the chastity oil married woman; and
watched the mails daily for the Assessors
appointment, sOhich never came.
Mercur was notified that the appoint
ment of Palemon John would be fatal to
his own future success and he dropped
the poor Doctor like hot potatoe. Here
was 20. The Post Office gone and the
Assessorship not come-Mercur frighten-
ed, and row brewing.
The DR.. was desperate, land he attempt.
ed to manipulate the abolition County
Convention. so as to stiffsn the knees Of
Mercur, and bring the party to the scratch.
He had a resolution prepared demanding
his appoin,ment--bis loyalty mast be
compeusated-hs could not WELD the
pen-for nothing, and spill bis--ink-(or
a song.
The Convention kicked DR.. John and
his resolution overheard; and passed anoth-
er, endorsing Isaac s. Monroe and the
other appointments Of the President, all
of which however we're made by "Old
Abe; anil DIR. John suppressed the res
olution. His paper gives false account
of the proceeding. Is that forgery 1t
certainly is fraud on his psrty.-S:a.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-09-30
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL
w. w. III. DAVIS,

OF BUCKS COUNT
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Nem mA0uertisements,
Wanted.

A few load' Of Pumpkins, also, Corn
N and Potatoes Apply at
,,, THIS OFFICE
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OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
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A Bird in the Hand.

'ou thus wrong yourselves I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-01

Iof the new plan as military necessity.
| Ga the contrary, it is conceded that neither
the General Government nor any State ex- :.
cent Connec ticut--no. not even Massachu-
seits--has any right to interfere with the
absolute power Of Connecticut to deter
mine who shall vote In that State. So that
the doctrine Of State rights and State soy.
ereignty over all its internal affairs pre-
vails with all. men Of all parties. notwith-
standing the fierce attacks which have been
made on these principles.
The policy Of President Johnson will be
sustained by this vote. Il will give bin
great strength with the country at large.
aud II ought to operate with force on the
position Of men ia Congress this fall. Ii
would certainly be very inconsistent in
any member Of Congress from Connecticut.
were he to take position in tayor VI fore
ing negro suffrage ON the southern States.
He might very properly be told 70 90 home
and elevate the negroes Of his own State
to equal social aud political rights before
attempting to do 50 ia other States. II is
highly probable that the result Of this cleo
ton will secure to the President and his
polio, the support Of several members ai
Congress. who might otherwise have been
regarded as doubtful.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-01
IRREGUL ,mTY or rHg M....s.

Why is IL that the mails 10 sud ira the
Nesth are "a irreguIsrs There are con.
tractors 10 carry the mails ssrr ner tines
Of travel from the Narih. and lhrs sbnuld
see that there Is no unnecessary delay %
their routes. We understand ,lai lhere !.
especial cause OF complaint ~ regard 10 let.
t,rs and papers matted herr 10. ihr Snrth.
and that many % the papers srni. I'll en-.
tireIy tn reach their destination. winlc the
letters become stolen on the rad. This
Is = great outrage upon the public. and ~r
are glad To learn that thosr to whoa IL 10
attributed are to be painted oai and pan
ished. The Sentinel ~e regret 70 Sy has
been delayed on the N. &. n. Road. foe
The want d enssgh Raute Agents az SAME.
thing els. RslessA Saisssl
!, y The "soasihiss st.e." 90 arc feresi - L..
sve hat 70 the cause oths i'esslsrIie. On lhs rssI
There s scarcely day 10 shieh many pseksrss ~
papers and letters 20, srouxhs here shieh oasA,
% have gone farther up ., ds-a The road. IN Thar.
dsy last. especially. large pSnoa d The nail -.
q ,h' k'nd embracing paekases Coz ell p,rsseas Of
The Stats. WHISTLER thsss Irregularities are oeessss.
ed BY ixnoesncs az esrslssnss we esnno, cay PEI.
hsps lisils % bs,h.