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SHERTFF'S SALE.

IN DISTRICT COURT-State of Louisiaua-Pars5
D Of Caddo-No 6396-JAeoB BARKER vs.. NJ B4ER.
BY virtue Of writ of f. fa to me directed by the Hon
the District Court of the parish Of Caddo State of Lou
isana in the above entitled suit, will sell at public
auction at the Court House door in the city of Shreye
port, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 3D. day of February, 1866,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ. and clock P H.
the following described property, to-wit:
One certain lot of ground the cornerof Texas and
Spring Streets fronting twenty feet on Texas street and
running back hundred aud fifty feet Spring street.
being the west half Of lot No five, o. block No. fifty
nine, (59 together with all the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon.
Terms ofSale-Cash with tie benefit of appraisement
THOMAS r. SIMPSON Sheriff
Shreveport, December 81 1SG5-DfSI5 r.
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BfLLIARD TABLES ron SALE.

z Y the town of Homer Louisiana, two fine PHELAN.
q and one POOL TABLE, with Marble Tops-BalI5
and Cues all complete-as good as new.
nov8I A. McCRANIE.
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SHERTFF,S SALE.

SE1E8tET rs SAILED
TN DISTRICT C0URT-State of Louisiana-Par' SD
4 Of Caddo, No 6879-JNo. NJ. JOHNSON VS.. D. L.
RYE. By virtue of writ of seizure and sale, to me
directed by the Hon. the 10th Judicial District Court of
the parish and State aforesaid issued in the above en-
titled suit, will sell at public auction, at the Court
House door IN The b, city % Of Shreveport on occ
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and o'clock P
N. the following described parcel of land, towit
The south half of the west hafof section nine 9) and
west halfof the northwest quarter and west half of the
southwest quarter and the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter Of section sixteen u.s. township six
teen (6) range fourteen "a situated in the parish Of
Caddo Louisiana, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon the whole containing three hun
hred and fifty eight $3.50 acres, more or less.
Seized the property of defendant and to be sold to
pay and satisfy the writ above mentioned.
Terms Of sae-Cash, without the benefit ofapproise-
mcnt
THOMAS Il. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
slr---anart Daeanher g. 12G5-ltnE&l
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VAC state al Louisiana---Parish oil Caddo.

Succession of G. W SINS, deceased.
TE7ENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice is
4 hereby given that H. MARKHAM, has this day filed
an application to be appointed administrator Of the
succession of G. w SINS deceased and unless opposi
ton be made thereto within the time prescrbedby law
he will be appointed as prayed for.
- Given under my hand and seal of office, this
- A. L. MERsHoy, Clerk.
Shrevenort December 81 1861
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LOST or STOLEN.

LOST OR STOLEN.
NEAR Bayou Pierre, a note of One Hundred and
IN Thirty-Five Dollars given by Mrs. SARAH SoJorRN
Err and payable to d. P. BIcKHAM, with endorsement OF
One Hundred Dollars.
All persons are cautioned against negotiating for said
note, as payment has been stopped
J. 7. BICKHAM.
Shreveport December 90, 1885-3t
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state of Louisiana---Parish Of Caddo.

Succession of MARY Leroy deceased
Z y TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notice
plicaton to be appointed administrator Of the success
sion Of Mary j. Lefoy, deceased and unless opposition
be made thereto within ten days. be will be appointed
prayed for.
{ - Given under my hand and seal, this 28th day
L. S. Of December, 1865. A. L. MERSHON,
- " Clerk.
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suERIEE,S -

~ DISTRICT C0URT-stato Of Louisiana-Parisb
Z Of Caddo-DANIEL COCHIN VS.. H. J. G. BATTLE
Syndic-No. COST. By virtue of writ of sale issued
from the Hon the District Court Of the parish of Caddo
aud to directed, will sell at public auction at the
Court House door in the city of Shreveport parish and
State aforesaid, on
Saturday; the Sd day of February, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and clock P NJ
the following described property, towit:
Lot No three, 81 in block fortyone an in the city
Of Shreveport
Terms Of Sale with the benefit Of appraisement
THOMAS r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
ShrnEnnnrt Decn,1lhar u lSG5nI2ln 50
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Died.
Tribute Of Respect.

On the 9Th ult, EUGENE aged years eldest daugh
Ger Of J. NJ and Catherine Danbreuin.
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PALACE COFFEE HOUSE,
STACEY & POLAND,

No, 7, on the LeVee,
ETAYE for sale, on consignment, large lot Of Ala
III bama SLirtings, Shcetings, 0snaburgs, and Cot
ton Yarns. Also
\ lot of superior Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of
the best Virginia brands To which they would call
the attention of the trade. ja3 t.
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IN DISTRICT Court-State Of Lousiana-Parish Of
Caddo-No. 6889-AHN NJ NUrT vs.. JosErH BoYD,
Administrator By virtue Of a writ of sale to me
directed BY the honorable District Court Of the parish
Of Caddo State of Louisiana in the above entitled suit
Tie city Of Shreveport parish aud State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9Th day of January, 1866,
between the hours of II O'Clock A. and O'Clock r
MI the following describedpar Of ground situated in
the city Of Shreveport parish Of Caddo, State Of Lou
isiana, towit
Ten Acre Lot No thirty two (32 with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
Seized the property of defendant and to be sold to
pay and satisfy the writ above mentioned
Terms of saIe-Cash subject 10 benefit of appraise-
ment TH0S. r. SIMPSON,
Nov. %. 1865-6tpfs15 Is a Sheriff.
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Succession Of L. D. MARKS deceased.
TN DISTRICT C0URT-By virtue Of a writ Of sale
tb me directed by the Hon the District Court Of the
parish of Caddo viii proceed to sell public auction
at my auction store, on Market street, in the city Of
Shreveport,
EYednecday, the nth day of January, 1866,
between the hours of clock NJ and o'clock n,
THE following described property belonging TO the sue
ccssion Of L. D. Marks, deceased, to-wit:
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SUCCESSION SEE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succession Of Y. w. H. GATES deceased.
GTATE OF L0UISIANA-Parish of Caddo-Tn Dis
- trict Court-By virtue of an order of sale from
THE District Court Of Caddo Parish State Of Louisiana
rit offer for sale at public auction the residence
Of the late Y W. II. Gates deceased, in Caddo parish,
On Saturday, the 18th instant,
About rs head of fine breed Of Hogs,
u " Cutie
49, 80 I" Sheep,
300 bushels Corn,
5000 pounds fodder, Potatoes, fine lot of Mules
Wagon, Floughs, Farming Tools, &C.. &c.
Terms--Cash, subject to appraisement.
iaa 2tl Z. J. S. GATES, Executor.
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$500 REM ARD.

n. WAS stolen from my premises ten miles south
nv west Of Shreveport on Tuesday night, tho
LS-z-A-30th of October, full medium size dark bay
NEARLY black HORSE, about 6 years old the above
horse is full height, has rather long slim neck does
horse and quite spirited will give $500 for the ap
prchension Of the thief and the recovery of the horse
when the thefis convicted and received in the penten
tiary or $50 for the recovery Of the horse alone.
Noy9q r. W. GOODWIN
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STEAMBOAT MACHINERY FOR SALE.
FE7HE Engines. Boilers, Pipes, &c, Of the steamer
Il Leila, arc offered for sale by
noy2ol PHELPS & co
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$50 REV ARD!

STRAYED OR STOLEN.
FRoM z. NJ. Coleman's plantation, Is miles from
ksse1 Shreveport on Sunday, the oath inst, Small
g -HsBay Horse, aged between and years, he
has small scar his wethers and branded on the
left shoulder.
The above reward of Fifty Dollars will be paid for
his delivery to mo- S. I. COLEMAN.
Shreveport December 81, 1861
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II TsTUENCE TUTE 81 lie.
NINETY THREE ACRES OF UP-LAND-four and
~ half miles from Shreveport; forty acres in cul
tiyaon; good gardens; comfortable Dwelling House,
and out-houses. Apply at the Bank, to
H. J. G. BATTLE,
Shreveport Nov. %, 1868. General Agent.
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SHERIEF,S SALE.

IN DISTRICT G0URT-State of Louisana-Parish
1 of Caddo-JoHN F. ALLEN VS.. DAVID WH1TE. By
virtue of writ of sale to directed by the Hon the
District Court of the parish of Caddo State of Louis
lana, in the above entitled suit will sell at public
ton at the Court House door, in the city of Shreveport
parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 9th day of January, 1866.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock NJ and I o'clock
n, the following described property attach in the
aboge suit, to-wit:
Hats, Gloves, Thread, Envelopes, Paper, Handler
chiefs, and other articles.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, subject to apprasement
THOMAS R. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, December 20, 1s65-pfS9 90
SHERIFF,S SALE.
IN DISTRICT C0URT-State Of Louisiaua-Parish
4 of Caddo-CITY OF SHREVEPORT vs.. r! s. PARHAM.
By virtue Of writ of fl ia to directed by the Hon.
the District Court Of the parish Of Caddo State of Lou
isiaua, in the above entitled suit will sell public
auction at the Court House door, the city of Shreye
port, parish and State aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9th day of January. 1866,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ. and 4 o'clock P.
n, the following described property to-wit:
AZ volumes of Books
] split bottom Chair.
l Desk.
Seized as the property Of the defendant, r. S PARH4M
and to be sold to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the
above entitled suit, with all cost.
Terms ofSaleCash, with the benefit of appraisement
THOMAS r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreveport, December 20, 1865-pfS9 90
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SHERfEF.S 8 ASi

N DISTRICT COURT-State Of Observation-Disclosures
1 Of Ibervile-No. 77-MARy ELIZA ScHLATREys. CAL
YIN W. KEEP. By virtue Of writ of f. ia. to me di-
rected BY the Hon the District Court Of the parish Of
Tberyille State of louisiana in the above entitled suit
will sell at public auction at the Court House door, in
the city of Shreveport parish Of Caddo, State aore-
said, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of January, 1866,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and clock P NJ
the following described property to-wit:
Seven Mules, two Horses and three Carts
Terms ofSale-Cash, with the benefit of appraisement
THOMAS r. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shrnvannrt. Decemher y. lsG5-nfs4 so
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state Of Louisfana---Parish Of Caddo.

SIaIb o. LUNIsIlhfta-~E arlSh OF IaUuOs
Succession Of J. I GILMER deceased
y TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT-Notice
is hereby given that Thos. NJ. Gilmer adn.nistra-
ton and tabeau Of debts due by said succession ard
unless opposition be madegthereto within thirty days
the will be homoogated Herewith PRAYED for
- Given under my hand officially this 27th day
/ 1. 5. ofDecember, 1866. A. L. MERSHON,
[ - st Clerk
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For SALE.
no RENT FOR THE YEAR 1866.

TEyHREE STORES, situated on the Levee between
Texas and Milan streets For terms, &C. apply
TO fdl3 If A. H. LEONARD.
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! LUST BVNDs
TE7HE PUBLIC is cautioned against trading for
d Twelve Months Bond, in favor of the Mayor and
Trustees of the city of Shreveport for the of S6S
IS, dated about the Sd Of November 1850 with
per cent interest from the Sd of November 1851 signed
by H. w Stuart, as principal and VIM. F. Murray, Of
Shreveport Louisiana, as security; the same having
been lost or nislaid. JN0. W. JONES,
December I3, 1855-5t Atty
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SIS REV ARD---STOLEN

S25 REWARD---STOLEN.
~ From the subscriber, the night Of the Sd
ksI4SN lust, at his MILL 7 miles from Shreveport,
ZzA~ sorrel MARE, spare made, well built, branded
with on the left shoulder, some saddle marks Of
her feet white with white spot in her forehead or6
wears old rpoysl N. T. BLUME.
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SHEBIFT7S SAFE.
MATTHEW Brown,
State OF Louisiana, vs..
Steamer FANNY THORNTON,
Parish of Caddo. No. 6S65.
In the District Court.
Y virtue of writ of sale issued out of the honora-
ID Bile the District Court in and for the parish and
State aforesaid in the above stated case will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House the city of Shreveport, parish aforesaid on
Saturday, the 9th day of January, 1865,
the following described property, to-wit:
The steamer FANNY THORNTON, with all the fixtures
thereto belonging.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to appraisemcnt IT, said
property does not BRING TWO thirds Of its appraised
value at the first offering, it will be again re5hered,
the time and place, credit of twelve months
those purchasing giving their notes, with approved
personal security.
JAMES NJ. WILSON, Deputy Sheriff
Shreveport, December 20, l855-pfS9 90
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LEVY & WE'LL,

ECLIPSE STABLE, TEXAS STREET.
EUAyING leased this well known, large and "a
commodious STABLE, and thoroughly -
reted It, we prepared to attend to the wants Of the
public The best horses, carriages and buggies kept
constantly hand Strict attention gwen to the groom
inc and feeding of horses. GEO. A COOK d CO.,
aug23-tf Proprietors
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NOTICE,

TEEHE undersigned have opened an OFFICE on the
IL Levee in the building formerly occupied by Messrs.
JOHNSON & Dunn, for the purpose of winding up the
affairs of the firm, and all persons indebted to them
hereby notified to come forward and settle and those
having claims, to present them, duly authenticated
STACEY & WELLS.
Shrerennrt Sent u 1aa5-tf
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The state Of Lonisiana---Parish OF Caddo.

Succession of w w SMITH deceased
Fg1ENTu JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT--Notice Is
4 hereby given that JONI W SMITH, administrator
of said succession has this day filed Of his
administration Of said succession and unless opposition
be made thereto in the time prescribed by law said
count win be homologated, approved and made the
Judgment of the court.
3 Given under ny hand and seal of office, this
L. s. 18th day OF December, A. D. 1865.
- A. L. MERSH0N, Clerk.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

WILL be sold, low for cash, a PLANTATION, ten
w miles from Shreveport, near the Greenwood road
containing between 600 and 1000 acres 400 of which
cleared large frame dwelling; with necessary out
houses and fine orchard corn, fodder and stock will be
sold with the place, if desired.
Also, 500 acres, lao under fence, Gross Lake, in
the parish Of Caddo; building. portion of the
cleared has been cultivated recently.
Apply at the Bank, Shreveport, to
II. J. G. BATTLE.
November S, 1SG5tf General Agent
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE!
@A Acres Of Cleared LAND, half a nile from tho
" corporation line of Shreveport, beautifully To-
Gated for building.
valuable PLANTATION in Caddo5 ono in Dcsoto;
a tract of Woodland in Bossier, near Col Sandidge's;
$50 Acres of Woodland miles from Shreveport Lots
dence, 4 Of mile from the corporation line Of Shrere
mort
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TU4ITO4, 49,.
For common elementary branches in English,
.nf we 80 ~ |.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

SUCCESSION NUIILEs -
NTOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of MARY
II GEDDExs deceased and to her succession, to pre-
sent their claims duly proved up" to the undersigned
for acknowledgment and liquidation, and TO those in
debted to her or her succession to forward and
pav up without delay to j. c. BEALL, Executor.
Shreveport December y, 1865-4t
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Terms-For cash or on time.
Apply at the Bank Shreveport, to
III. G. BATTLE.
October % 1SGJ-tf General Agent
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PIRLIC SALE.

A PLANTATION on Red river, known as the DUKE
"A BEND PLANTATION, containing eleven hundred
and hfv-seven acres seven hundred acres in cutiva-
ton, on liberal terms. Inquire, at Shreveport, La OF
jas If i. & B. JACOBS.
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New Orleans Market.

American, 25@32-c p yard.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Thc Prinre of WnIns-

IN an Interesting letter from England,
which we hnd IN tho Richmond tVa)
Times, after alluding to the loyalty OF the
people for the Queen, the writer says;
And II the Prince Of Wales Is allowed to
succeed her lac viii probably meet some
expressions that viii startlc him. unless
he pursurs 70 very cautious track. m spitc
Of the loyalty eyinced by the "Chair" in
cldent there are Feelings about him ihat
lind very distinct utteraucc by no means
complimentary. Indeed, do not wonder
at it, for he exhibits some Of the tastes of a
"BOwcry Boy more than the hcir-ap-
parent 10 a great Kingdom. His greatest
delight, ncNtto attending horse races. l. to
run with the machine TO fires; aud he
and noble young Duke Of kindred tastes
are generally found st the large fires in
London. among the most enthusiastic fire.
men In the crowd. This Is, very naturally,
not regarded rs a very kingly taste; and at
a public dipuer of one Of the most scien-
tihc associations in England, where he pre-
sided, he requested the distinguished
speakers TO hurry through their speeches,
as he wanted to smoke his cigar such
traits cannot command the respect Of even
so rank-wOrshiping people as the Eng
lish and unless he either changes Ia sonle-
thing more manly aud kingly, or is salts
fled 10 be a mere dummy, and he moved
by his ministers, he has trouble before
him, In spite Of the loyalty of the English
people. They will bear from the Queen
what they viii not bear from him. for they
secretly feel that in his veins there runs
but very small and almost inappreciablc
fraction OF English blood, nearly all Of II
being now German.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
A Streak of Luck.

The Cincinnati Commercial has been
guilty of enunciating the following sound
and sensible suggestions:
There are few persons in this country so
wanting in Intelligence az to be unaware
that the impeachment of the President
would at any time be very serious busi-
ness. and that in these disturbed times ii
would be hazardous experiment. 1t would
be, therefore, most imprudent to undertake
it unless there was actually a clear case OF
high crime and misdemeanor, rs contem-
plated by the Constitution. We should re-
member that the Presidents unfaithfulness
to his party is different thing from trea-
son TO the country, as legally defined. We
must have other than partisan indictment
upon which TO impeach him, or it would
be judicious to let him alone, and try very
hard to elect n better man next time.
The fiippancy with which General Butler
speaks of civil war is unpleasant, and his
eagerness to display his animosity toward
the regular army is painfully suggestive OF
the unfortunate incompleteness of his mil
itary career. General Butler mas an intense
hatred of General Grant, and regards hin
as rival for the Presidency hence the
talk of the boys in blue, and the incidental
destruction of the regular army. We have
only to say of this that General Grant ha,
the confidence of the country that there /,
an assurance of safety in his position ut the
head of the army and the public recogni-
tion of his sound discretion. If we should
be drifting into another civil war. we wish
the boys in blue far better luck than to be-
commanded in the field by Benjamin f
Butler, unless he should show a wonderful
improvement upon any exploits thus fal
recorded of him.
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,rhe Late Eieciinns-

The New York JotJRalof Commerce, COM
menting upon the result of the October
elections, takes the following sensible view
of the situation" Its remarks are emf
nontly worthy of consideration:
The smoke of the contest has not cleared
away in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and
Iowa, but enough is visible to see clearly
the same remarkable state Of affairs which
has been seen in the North for five years.
The people are just about equally divided
on the great questions of the day There is
no such prepOnderance in the votes of
either party rs to indicate any great and
lasting majority. 1t is one of the most
marvellous the things in history that for so
long time, from election to election in the
midst of the utmost excitement, through
war, aud peace following war, the votes of
the immense governing population of the
Northern States should remain inst about
equally divided on the grandest qustions
ever submitted to the decision of people.
Here are lessons for the world to learn in
this state ofaifairs. There are also lessons
for the country to learn.
1t Is plain enough that the majority of
the citizens of the United States are op-
posed to the course taken by Congress, and
in favor of the policy of the President.
Half the people of the North and all the
people of the South are agreed to this.
On the other hand, it is plain that the mi
nority of the people, and q very decided
minority at that, now rule, and will con-
tinue to rule the country. 1t is not rule
OF the majority under which the inhabit-
ants of the United States are TO live.
Another fact is plain and ought to be
distinctly seen and recognized henceforth.
Neither the Republican nor the Demo-
cratic party is dead. 1t has been very
often said that the mission of the Repub-
/ licau party was accomplished. Politicians
have talked about the disjectd memJrd of
| that party, and imagined that n new party
could be formed out of the conservative
| portions of the old. The lesson of this
week is, that the Republican party Is not
dead, but is firm, united, and strong, and
there is no such thing as conservatism In It,
The Democratic party Is no more dead
/ than the Republican. The fires of aff1ictiOn
have only warmed it, and the blows OF sue
cessivc defeat have only welded 1t into a
more compact mass. 1t polls its huge vote
just AS heretofore, gaining some in one
/ place, losing some in another, but always
| the same old party, 1t is arrant nonsense
in the face of such an election as this IN
Pennsylvania, where Mr.. Clymer polls one
half the immense vote of the State-it Is ar
rant nonsense, we say, for any man looking
at such a fact to talk of the Democratic
party as dead. As Il is, the fate OF
! the nation is to depend on the future action
of these two political parties. They stand
/ face TO face sjust about even in numbers
They are flercely opposed to each other
They are bent on directly opposite purpos-
es. They are equally determined in theil
claim of patriotism. If the party In power
attempt the revolutionary measures which
have been threatened, the other party will
unquestiopably stand by the Constitution
/ and the laws.