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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-12-18

~ The rumor of the death Of
John Slidell has been quite current
at the North. 1t is entirely without
foundation. Mr.. Slidell's friends in
this city have letters from him, as
late as the 23d November, when he
was in excellent health.-New Or
leans Times, 18th.
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Real Estate and Labor Agency.

NB, THE UNDERSIGNED, respectfully beg
w leave TO call the attention Of Capitalists
Planters and Freedmen to our circular
We are well acqusiDied with tbs lands In this
section OF The country and familiar with the char
scteristics and wants Of the Freedmen and have
very considerable influence with them in this
vicinity.
We can procure Land and Labor for parties
Wishing to make Investments in planting on fa
yorahIe terms to the Planter and satisfactory to
the Freedman
Parties wishing to make arrangements for leas-
ing, or labor, or employment through an agency.
would do well 10 give us personal interview. If
possible. TANSEY a R0RERTS,
Baton Rouge. La.
omce--Cosrt House Square, over V. Heude's
stor dsclq
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U- The Emperor Napoleon is
plunged in gloom by tho successive
deaths of all bis most intimate
friends-Morny Mocquard, and now
Baeciocchi. The latter was a Cor
sican, and a relative of the Bona
parties, and one more personally de-
voted to the Emperor than any other
of his followers. The functions in
which he was engaged brought him
in relation with the amours of his
Majesty He also kept him posted
up as to what was said of him in
public places, and afforded him
amusement as well as instruction by
his inexhaustible fund of gossip and
information.
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COTTON! COTTON!! COTTON

I AM PREPARED to ship Cotton for Planters
L to any merchants in New Orleans without
charging commissions for slime. and particular
attention to get such Cotton entrusted to my care
FreIghts lcwer than is US ally charged by agents
will make liberal adj ances, in cash or goods, as
maJ be required.
EW- The Highest Prices Paid for Cotton.
novl A. JACKSON.
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Dissolution of CO-partnership.
TO THE PUBLIC.
CO-DartnerShiD Notice.

LNROM and after this cate, my brother, LEON
l. JAsTRsMBKI, is my partner In the Drug bust.
ness. The style II the firm will be that of
D. JASTREjfSKI g. BRO.
JOHN JASTREMSKI.
BATON ROUGE November lst, 1866 move
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WINTER EMPLOYMENT.

GO00 PER MONTH ADD expenses paid, male
W LOO or female agents, to introduce Neto
and Useful Intention, Of absolute utili in every
household. Agents preftrrinR to work on com.
mission can esrn $40 TO $50 per day. FOR par
ticulars, enclose stamp, and address
W. g. WILSON 81 CO,
noVj-3m Cleveland, Ohio,
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COTTON! COTTON!!

HAVING all the f,ciities requisite, | would
IL he pleased to receive Cotton for sh pment,
to New Orleans, New York or Live pool. The
customary advances promptly granted,
oGtlS JOSHUA BEAL.
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NOTICE,

LII PERSONS indebted to the succession of
~ John lielmlng. deceased, are hereby mott.
fed to come forward and settle the same and oil
those having claims agair st said succession mr.
notified to present them TO the undersigned, At
tor eys, or to Mrs Helming, Testamentary Exc.
cutrix.
decl5.lmf JOCER A STAFFORD
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ADVANCES ON COTTON.

IT AM prepared to make liberal advances on the
i shipment Of Cotton to New Orleans, or New
York either in money or supplies
septT JULIUS G. BOqEJ,
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT and all other out. -
IN buildings necessary, measuring 48 feet Eiil
feet 'front.' on 81 Charles streetby go feet in depth
For particulars, apply to NJ. GRANARY or az
this office. dec16 T.,
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD Family Horse, Jersey Wagon and a
IA Gentleman g Saddle Terms moderate. For
particulars, apply to tina under ti1nad
AUGUST STRENZKE.
dees-t Corner st. Ferdinand 4 Africa Sta
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Hall of MaySyilie PIOughS.

THE UNDERSIGNED has re.o
Il ceived samples Of the differ @N
ent sizes Of the above celebra
make Of Ploughs, f)r which orders are solicited
al prices as low as ca be had In the State.
novla FRED. D, TUNNARD.
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MESS PORK.

oUGARCURED HAMS-A "few more" await.
- ing purchase-POrk, heavy-Hsms, choice
nov6 JOSHUA BEAL.
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POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS.

MO BETTER assortment Of Shot the coun-
IN try-every size manufactured, for sale a,
tail by [noySI JOSHUA BEAL.
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GOLDEN SYRUP.

A SUPERIOR quality in 10 gallon packages, for
n sale very low at
Rov2l A JACKsON'S
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TBff1 OT0nnE. QrI0f111ftTl. NE.
LEX doo0S, G1o114NST,
Z Z r f U MI L r L L q,
AT
H. CZARLHNSKK'S,
~. ~ H..
maj" "''ee'' "ppoS''e we 11"''~y A""'''
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS has been
.,a. ,.s . s.o,, ~. v,,sr
g, ,ss .ro.,s +, III. CITY Of New ORLEANS, not at
past, give me their patronage to sell them goods
as cheap If not cheaper than those who say they
'' ''''" ''"''''' :" p"''
EA Nfrv g. S,y,ApVE nUKrSS S,nnnS
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NOTICE.

HAVING been engp ged here orer 20 venrs. 7
a am prepared to SURVEY and SUE DIVIDE Cfry
LoTs and PLANTATIONS. accurately have the
only complete sETT OF MAPS showing the original
Snh-divisions rf Lots In Baton Rouge: also, Town
ship Maps Of this and other parishes
WIN. G. WALLER,
Surveyor, &c.
Baton Rouge, Dec 18TH, 1886 -3m
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Right Bower Smoking Tobacco.
DIGIT BOWER, Big Lick. MARYLAND and Rich
Ia mond Smoking Tobaccos Just received Al
nova BEALS BOOK 4 VARIETY STORE
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REMINGTON,s REvOLvERs.

DOCKET REvoLyERs, 81 and incn barrels.
Il REPEATING PISTOLS,
RIFLE WALKING CANES,
new supply just received at
BEAL'S BOOK AND VARIETY STORE.
oct2I
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JOHN GOOD,

LNbUTIsT. will give lessons on the Flute Lau
A. rel street, formerly DR. Krstzs office. Terms
$40 per month, In advance. dec4lm.
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ARROW TIE.

TIVE Painted Bands and Arrow Ties, are a com.
4 plete substitute for Rope in Ballng Cotton
they much chearer than Rope and can he had
in quantities to suit purchasers at
EeptlS A. JACKSON
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BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICE.

T HAVE in store 100 barrels Richards Cape
Il Lime, Cement Plaster Of Paris and Hair In
quantities to suit purcha sers.
octl6 JAMES MCVAY
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COFFEEt COFFEF,,

IN BAGS Choice Rio Coffee, Ist stored.
IN bOv2O JusuTTA REAE
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PEOPLES STORE,
OPPOSITE THE BANK)
a. Ko w "a is TX I,
AeENT,
great attraction!
FALL & WINTER NOVELTIES f!
THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls che
attention Of his friends and the public generally,
that he haE opened
THE PEOPLES STORE
department.
THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
CONSISTS OF
POPLINs, Silk and Wool.
MERIEOS, all desirable colors.
MUSLIN DE LAME, all shades.
BLACK ALPACCAS,
BLACK MERINOS,
BOMBAZINEs,
CALICOEs,
French and American.
sHAWLS,
Double and single.
BREAKFAST sHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
For ladies and misses.
ALSO,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FANCY DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ALL OF WHICH WILL Bn SOLD Az
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
At
THE PEOPLES STORE.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Such es----
SHEETING,
Brown d. bleached 1o-4 and 1914 vide
LINEN TABLE DAMASK,
By the yard.
LINEN TABLE DAMAsK,
In patterns of all sizes.
NAPKINS, TOWELS, CURTAINS,
BLANKETS, for beds and cribs, ct greatly
reduced prices at
THE PEOPLES STORE.
GENTS CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS
And miscellaneous articles,
Too numerous to mention-all Of which
will be sold at greatly reduced prices, at
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Composite the Bank
move A. KOWALSKI, Agent.
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SHOT GUNS, RIFLES a.

D0WDER, Shot, Caps, Powder Flasks. Shot
Il Pouches and Game Bags, for SAFE by
hoVi' JULIUS BOGEL
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FRESH TURNIP SEEDS.

HAVE just received several pound and half
Il pound packages, which guarantee to be fresh
ana .arge variety of other kinds OF seeds
Ju'ylS N. wax
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Ihe Gazette \ Comet

Contracting Rates for the Tri-Weekiy'
(orK SQUARE IS TEE LIrEs OR LEss)
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POCKET KNIVES.
POTATOES AND ONION

lust RECEIVED, n choice lot of Potatoes and
- Onion-at Four Dollars per barrel.
nctlI A. JACKSON,
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FLOvJRi FT,OyJRir

IOLANT'S and other choice brands Of Flour, in
IL store and Tor sale at current rates by
nov2O JOSHUA BEAL.
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WHISKY! WtETSKYI!

lust received, 10 barrels celebrated Nonpareil
- brand, Tor sale lover than any other house
this side of st. Louis, by
nova A. JACK SON
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SMOKING TOBACCO.

FTNUE best selection in markes, such as Stone
Il wall, Bouquet aud other brands, too numer-
Gus to mention Mt
nova A. JACKSON'S
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FRESH CRACKERS.

LNRFSH BAKED Soda Cream aud Sugar Crack
Il ers, ut retail or by the box
noy2O IOSHIIA REAL
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FRESH GROUND CORN MEAI

pY COMMON CONSENT, Beals young Anne
l( RIGA" is the best in the state
nov6 JOSHUA BEAL
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BUTTER AND CHEESE

IN BOXES Western Reserve Cheese; 10 do
III English Dairy do; 10 tubs Table Butter
Fresh stock, just stored and for sale by package
retail.
novl7 JOSHUA BEAL.
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YINEGARi YINEGARli

Y NAVE in store, for sale few barrels OF the
Il choicest Cider Vinegar the market affords, at
very low proht.
nova A JACKSON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13
Cutting Hay for Hcrses.

Al meeting Of the y. Y Farncrs' Club
tie following discussion ocCurrcd relative
60 the time % cut hay for horses:
Soion Robinson Of the New York Trib-
une. vas called upon BY the chairman 90
state Why horscmcn IN Nc- York pref rred
mature timothy % shat CIT green. IL ar
swercd: Simply bccausc ;icr larc
found i the most economical TIE most
careful experiments IN feeding ioto or 1900
bead Of horses IN the Third avenue Rail-
Wm. A. Daring. Prcsiseut Of that con-
Pany. and ihe rafioa 81 lsuriecn pounds of
good sound timcfly lay. finely chafcd and
Wet. and mixed with sixteen pogads q cora
oai. or wheat meal. Those who feed SIN
gle horses use rncut hay. let thy prefer
the grass mature enough for part ofthc seed
60 grow, and that l. my ovn experience Tor
horses. For COWS. I would cue the Grass
green, but never Tor a horse. Tor I have
never seen one thar would cat alter-rnath
with relish. Cat youF grass a. green a.
yea please for COWS. aud calves. aud sheen.
but let Il mature for hcGScs. p1rticuiarlv f,r
those ihai arc daily fed With eraia. which Is
always cheaper than hay IN New YORK cit,
and thar Is Why Il l. depended upoa. AMI
Why they arr wiling 90 feed hsv. which
some ofyou farmers say j. no better ihan
rye straw. 20 not think %. think a
horse fed upon green '-rass L-y srry liable
20 the hcavcs. While one iesi upoa ilat uLioh
has maizrcd 30 that you osn SOW hay sesi
from he Manager. = rarciv. ever. tro,iIeI
with the heaves~
NJ. Cartiss. az Tompkins. rcmarkc,I a.,
his father cut lie hay early. thinking hi-
horses would consume fever eats thereby.
invariably lad The Leavcs IN cons lucnce.
lie cut lis grass later ana avoided raaeh
troohles ANY horse that eats iriuo,lcrat.-
y oftimothy cut Ia tbs blow viz have tt,
heaves. Inlay wa Designed Tor COWS De-
would cut grass early.
Mr.. I. A. Fisa. of Uerkiucr coartv-
- far a. experiments in f-e,.il !, road horses
80 % prove tAe best and most ecouonical
method. they are beneficial, Bat ia u.r
view the rule viI nc; apfly 70 a farmer sho
cuts bay ior a variety e. 9 stock. saeh a. cslvo.
colts. sheep. miich COWS. Sc. r. road
horse than eats more gran i,.an Las. ~
quircs ripe hav az straw. O. extend the
stomach. and prevent iso rapii iernenia-
tioa. ard passing 81 thc fool ,-rou-i ii.e
stomach AMI boEcis. znG 90 supply ilo
waste OF muscular tissue irlm .cycrc eNrr-
Csc. MPe hay. or grain straw. eoatains
more si.ica iLau dried Grass. hcr.e tae arr
ermeai tAai it Fin bes; suppl, tic us.,. GO
muscular ti,sae. E-m.nai.ag aai4sl. arr
didcreut from tie ho-s- Calves and
laalbs VII uot iive on ripc hay. and miI.h
COWS and lai cattle lo mach better upon
dried grass. The test tiuc OBJ -at grass t.-
general ase j. luIouLtc-,r vi,u a r.--
tasns Tie most al5umen. Ihet period .- ...
growth have assumed o.. o. wien III bios
som.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-13

TuE CANri.. Rev. AIR Dam. Who i
nov IN Asa. in one Of his letters IN the
Morning Star. thus ~tites :, relatioa 20 tie
camel lie says;
Bot the camels. II less Provoking tLan
their drivers. arr not asrr~abie companion.
Not agreeable 90 the nose. tbc ewes. tae
ears. the back. n one has % rilc them. or 90
the taste. Il one Has % Get water az Va
tering place upon the route. for the driver
NIL o. sure 90 water his camel frst. ard
out oi the same dish h. offers you. ard
taen lei oil. beast De- AZ The rlcc ofthc wei
sm tiankisl. howesSr. for the cNisielcc
81 ihis animal. for a. beauty couid Gals b.
aPpr-ciatcd by contrast. a. j. vel that 80
much u-ines8 shoaid De concentrated in
one Animal aud De turned upon tbr desert.
rather Than % have had tie horse. o.. hog
and donkey all spoiled wsih iis disir..ai,on.
his moaning. however. Is The most horrible
part o. g. Anger. weeping hsci.nc. NAV
D. cndured. but ! never coaiL cnlare a
sinking. sickrring. complaining spirit in
biPcds 90 qualruPeds. Bai here NJ gei it
to Perection. The caucl moai.. n made o.
hc down or get Up. e. loaded or uuloaded.
and Ike tlc Iri-hnan's wiie. Who be sail
complained d D. logged hrr and Il be did
not Fog her. she vas eternal,v complaining
- 81 sou strike tic camel b. means and 81
sea ia linn aioue BE- Is sgrc o. moan. And
80 ne travelled % thc tune 90 tiis rnusic.
whi,h. laekins the lively haet:er % ihc
lorsc. IL shriu boyle tone of tie ca. and
tkc strong Independents 81 the doukey. 8.
a Kind 81 composifion o. the sal 81 a starv-
ing army mule and dyia- caE never
iaicul o. tisif thc .' caratsn 90 Will aui-
u-ais again 3D. they have camel With ihsm.
Grr Oar CO. ON Errs. TIE consumn-
uon ~ barley b. Increasing year ~ year.
a. The Tcutonic cicrncai in our population
increases in Number anil wealth. anl im
Tres-,s uicrc or lees upon ihc American r.ro.
pc iLe liking icr tbe mid trcuci tese-.
age Of Gcrmany. The sale 90 b-rvsrs IL
90 ialt - ready. that ODE raising OF barley
a. food icr animals 81 hardly considered.
We icam tlat oats ia several extended scc-
lions 81 ihc coanrrv arr. frr some urtlefcr-
mined causc. beginning fo ial Oh rr1lucc
uhai vcre considered cool crops bltafsE
years sgo- IAis b. particularly thc "a 81 ia
so-as of THE river cosntics in ibis STATE. and
ii woail. PslLaPs. &c psoGial,c % crop
oats anl trv barley. aLieb sil r-obabiv a.
sell uIoa tbc sa-sc soils Hops are also
rrcosn.zrl a. very Prodiabi-. and Ike 90
hacc3 ar1 cthcr pureiy couuereiaI crops
Chose never CONSUMED. buf alEass soll).
% may e. clllsaicl so a. o. srlug rial al
vantage io Che iarsn. Itainost ucccs.itsfcs
clean culture. ari sisrs ihc farmer nsran.
90 Bay rnan1rc. % drA-nias. etc. Tao iol-
l9vir- c.- rlts % pra-iice is ore of fle
worst th.r-s a iarulcr caa Do. anl an cx-
Tcrirrut Sch a ne~ crop nov and tlcn o.
o.ien tlc straight read % fortunc. 10
sLoull zlaags De- done after earrill tlou-tt
aal iscsi'-aiiou. [Am. A-ri-l'tarist
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Administrators Sale

M III o. saa nj aurflrn hF 3D. ~aHsrr .rrr
1880 90 DO H.f ia
Y 'f.s tt'H 80 Ara ~ 20
''-s e.. 49, tr -'.a a'
49, IN 700 'h n . a. 90 hrs. II"
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49, @nea e. thr p. u Anise -'frl
o. sf.s ti'i s.'-. z = ,si.rs rora -
go t'fii DOT nrsf 30 tffis hit Arfarnir-
Nt'' f.i'is Ell. as tH' si'f, $3.50 81
1910 hf,' p &C., = 80.
N-.f H-'a o-.etr a. aI..rt a 20. fta'.'f. al
49, Hiere rrrrr a' go lfaf % BED there ff
80 H'taas Hl tfrfs.
"aAla- % IA Ffff p.assaai ant .rr.ra. A. s.'1i'Hrf
rss'ee.or O. sara ss $50 ta .frr ia. s.' euffa-
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WtaoS Turs Areu.p1rs- writer ..-s
De- snErn tires wear oat before rer r.t
loose. and tic reason 81 d. sstarafs. tte
fe-oes thoroughly uith Enseel oH t.f,-.
the i,rss are &C. TIE fenoes are p'aaed
in ho' o. ior about ore boar. ard are thss
fenlerel pericciiy waier-proof. o. tist tie
'arak.ng ani swelling that loosen ths TIRE
ere prevented
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tarmsrs' department.


Az ~ arfs aut scleuc~s r~rsai.isg 80 IS. sd
rto-s's iiukeo tEefter. aad tufintafely cou-
usCird ~tth auuruiture.-Ac
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iff q ~ irr-aY "a -.
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= I'D 80 o.a-.' 3, JOB PRINTING 10 Oh,
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Sale Of Public Lands.


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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-07-28
The Conservative Convention.

The State Convention of the friends OF
President Johnson's policy assembled in
Baltimore, on Wednesday last. Postmaster
Purnell called the Convention to order, de-
nounced the Radicals and strenuously indoors
ed the policy of the President. Mr.. Blair
nominated j. NJ. Frazier as President, which
was confirmed Committee on Resolutions
was appointed, consisting Of Hon. j. W.
Crisfield, Montgomery Blair, Hon. Alex.
Evans, and others. The resolutions adopt,
ed by the Convention are about on Il par
with those of the County Convention, which
we publish elsewhere.
w. j. Leonard, of Worcester county, was
nominated for State Comptroller.
The Convention appointed Gov. Swami,
Montgomery Blair, j. W. Crisfcld and Re
vcrdy johnson from the State at large. The
delegates from the various Congressional
districts selected their delegates to the Phil
delphia Convention. For this (Frst) Dis
trct are John II. Franklin and George
Vickers.
Mr. Blair made speech at the conclu
sion of the proceedings, severely denounc
ing the Radicals and their measures. He
announced himself Democrat, and said he
would unite with any powers, rebels or any
one else to defeat the Radicals.
MT. Swahn was completely oNerSlaugned
by his "friends," Mr.. Blair, and the latter
gentleman can congratulate himsclfupon the
success of his threat to "drive Governor
Swami into the arms of the democrats. -
If the Governor intends in the future to act
with that gentleman, he must go with that
party, as Mr.. Blair emphatically proclaimed
himself TO be member of that organization.
The Governor and his "friends' were, we
may say, almost completely ignored by Mr.
Blair and his friends,