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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20


. REcoRpBR's CoURr.-George- Bowen,
Fred. Kroger, Henry Hogy, and Fred.
Myer, were each fined IS co. with 81 90
costs, for hauling ice without lieense.S,
\ A man by the name Of Harriaon, was
fined $40, with costs, for insulting q
lady. - 500
Mary Jane Hampton, was charged
with keeping disorderly house, TO the
annOyahcs of the neighbors, and was
fined $25 90, with "a IS costs.
Emily Vincent, was charged with a
similar. Cfense. and fined $25 90, with
"a IS costs. Both of the last named
cases were of abandoned prostitutes, and
were allowed twenty-four hours in which
70 pay the dne, leave the city, or be
sent to jail. u 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
TUEsDAY...............FEBRUARY 20
City and State.

A@Bridge SIS, on the o. & NJ. Rail-
road, that was broken on Friday last,
has been repaired. The first through
train passed over yesterday morning..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20

e9- Freight arrived by the "Sta
Union Line" February 18th:
Mackey & Co., 81 packages.
Miller, Gardner & Co., packages.
Ferris, Sparks & Co., 5 packages.
Matthews & Fullerton, 5 packages.
F. Fl. EHRMAN & Co., Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
sliik REWARD lii'aid


, " IA u ] Reward. # ID y =
Il the recovery Of the remains Ct my son, John
II. App, who was drowned on the night Of the
14th inst. in the Ohio river, opposite Evansville
small moustache and gostess about i've feet eight
inches high, grey eyes; had on grain finished
hnating boots with yellow tops; had on grey
Jacket with brass buttons, with letter ON them
also, heavy, coarse linen hunting coat three out.
side pockets on one side, and two large game
pockets on inside; striped r sey vest white shirt
grey jeans pants He had on his person a gold
double-case hunting watch, with the name Of
W. Cook" on the case outside
..fabl9,1wd = Nsz JOHN NJ. APP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
F.E ED.
- - = - = 80 ~ =
Chopped Feed.

YNTE ARE JUST kECEIvING IN STORE 500
wv bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, which
al food for milk cows, Is much superior to ship.
stuff and bran. Those who wish the largest pos.
sible yield of milks fromst cows had better
try it. ~ " ~ Il B. s. ROST0N& CO.,
sept6. No. 80, Water Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20

Rar R'sin Soap is now kept steady
on hand, and for sale at low figures
by PHIIIP DfoKER,
Third Street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
COAL.
a GARD.

WE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNoE TO THE
" eitizens Of EvansTiIls and vicinity, that We
nave bought out the entire stock Of Pianos, Or
sess melodeons, and musical goods lately kept
them ct greatly reduced rates. Among them a-s
the iolloHine Instruments, xsEy shazPsMts.a
80 One Mason 4 HamIin Organ. Bi
a One do de Melodeon. ae
One 8. D. & W. II Smiths Organ.
Five Pianos of different grades.
fsblo.H WARREN 4 C0EYNGTOE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20

NJIGHT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN, IN
1N Chaadlsris Block, FIRST street.
fsbl.Im WILLIAM SINNH0LD, Teacher.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
Mr.. J. M. Thurman,

An experienced Teacher, who will have charge
of tine English Department n ? I'D y 77T =
The course OF instruction embraces All OF she
branches usually taught in similar Institutions.
sf = Raft eA iaaaz es saaa
sarr - s1lg s@a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
Fixes.

81 aai6a - TUITION FIXES. 89aa
Collegiate Department per quarter..........Szs co
Preparatory % ..-.----..... is 90
For further particulars apply 70 either OF the
- WILLIAM elHEH0LD. Principal.
&bl-1m JAMES M. THURMAN, Assistant.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
SCHOOLS.

TTAVIEG SPARED NO EFFoRfs 10 MAKE
III this Institution permanent, and to ad pit 1t
20 the wants of both English and German parents,
I am encouraged to believe that / shall continue
TO receive the patronage SO libera'ly bestowed
upon nae heretofore. asrsby make grateful &C.
knowledgment Of the encouragement 1 have re-
csivsd In the past and trust that shall be able
20 prove myself worthy of like encouragement In
fntrrn have engaged the services Of isH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
LOST.

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, A BLACK
" tuck Mgmora4dam Book COZ tainiug oas $50
and three SEE green BACK bits supposed 70 have
been loss betWeen Oak and Main Sheets. on
Fourth. A liberal reward will be paid for its re-
turn 20 this ofi-e, or 20 JOHN STEPHENS,
febl6,1w CoraFourth and Walnut.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
Zoe HOUSE.

.FSoR RENT. 1e By IsFEET. CONVENIENT.
e ~ located. Price $50 for lease. Apply al
this ofEce. febl7 .3t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-20
w ANTED.
FOR RENT.

) q "a Store for Rent.
WE WILL RENT OUR HOUSE, ON TIE
= wv cerner OF Water and Vine streets " ~ l4o
feet, thrns stories high, new occupied by " "
Whistler Possession given the l7sn o. d., marcn
next. Oebl7.1ml ALLLs Z BOW rs.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
THIRTKNWTH CONGRESS-srooSD srslo,

TELzeRAFH
SENATE.-WAsHNGTON Dee G.
Mr. COWAN (Dem., Pa, absent heretofore this
session appeared IN his seat
IScREAsE or PAY FOR ARMY OFFICERS.
Mr. WILSON rep, Massl presented petitions from Gen
jeff e. Davis and others fol Increase Of pay army officers
Referred 10 the Military Committee.
Nh POLAND dep, W. presented similar petition which
similarly referred
NEw LINE oP STEAMER
Mr. HARRIS rep " presented the petition Of the New
York Commercial Navigation Co. for the establishment Of
line of steamers between New NOrk and Bremen Referred
the Committee on Post-ofhocs and Postroads.
THE PARDOS REPEAL BILL
Mr. TRUMBtLL (Hep. M from the judiciary Committee
reported fUory the House bill 90 repeal the clause Of the
COHfscaOn Act which grants amnesty power the Pres
dent and asks its immediate consideration.
Mi HENDRICKS Dem. Ind objected as he wished TO de
bate the bill and II goes over.
The TARIPf-IaPARTlAL SUFFRAGE.
Mr. POLAND introduced resolutions from the Vermont
Legislature in favor OF protection to American industry. 1t
was ordered 70 be printed
Mr. EDMCNDS Oep VT presented the resolutions ~ the
Vermont Legislature IN favor Of impartial suffrage Ordered
be printed
SEATS FOR REroRTERs-TH BANKRUPT BILL.
Mr. Shermans esoution for providing the 1oor Of
the Senate for press reporters taken Up and oiene to the
Printing Committee.
MIR POLAND gave notice that on Monday he would call mp
the Bankrupt bill
The ADJOURSMENT-NILITARY ORGANIZATIONS SOUTH
Ordered on motion Of Mr. GRIMES REP Iowa. that
the senate adjourn to-day II be 10 Monday next
Mr. WILSON notice that he wOnld next week call no
the joint resolution TO disband and prohibit militia organizations
In the Rebel States
JURISDICTION or TIP COURT OP CLAIMS.
Mr.. ANTHONY Rep., X H. introduced the following bill
which was referred to the Committee on Judiciary
Re eaged That Jurisdiction hereby conferred the Court Of
Claims hear and Determine claims against the UnisA
arising under the grant land esovons BY the shh act Of e
1917 second the Ieay United States
ssd be Cheelse nsD ftb ~ st6 ans that 20 "eeh Of Tie
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
THE INDIANS.

COL. wYSKOOP's TREATY-ATROCITIRs OF THs CA.
MANCHEs IN TEXAS.
TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE
LEAyESwoRTH, Dec. Cool Leayenworth furnishes
the following particulars of council held between Major
Wynkoop and the southern band Of Cheyenne Anapahoe
and Apache Indians The treaty made with these tribes
at the mouth of the Little Arkansas year ago. was
amended by the Senate to all lands north Of tho
Arkansas River to the United States by complete title
from them. This agreed 10 at the council t being
stipulated that the Indians be allowed to follow the range
of the buffalo norh upon written permission from their
agents.
Sarah Jane Luster was in Texas with family named
Bubb During the absence Of Mr. Bubb, baud Of Noce-
nah Camanches came TO the house. invited in by tho
children but remained until satisfied there we're
present They then went in and attempted TO carry,
of one Of the children. Mrs Bubb resisted and cang TO
her child whereupon one of the savages went behind
seized her BY the hair drew her back and cut her throat
This was committed in sight of Miss Luster, who had
taken refuge in the upper part Of the cabin. II shocked
her to groan leading to her discovery sle
captured and with children leaving babe in ths
cabin, was taken TO camp. The boy Houston Is from
Weathersford Texas. He says there was another boy
captured with him. but he was small fell off the saddle
and was not picked up. The raid made last July.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
CHICAGO.
FORMAL OPENING OF TIE TUNNEL
NJ rxIxgn,Pa TO rus TRIBUNE

1T rzLEsR,Ps
CHICAGO Dec 6-The lake tunnel was formally opened
to-day. The ceremonies were not very impressive but
everything passed of pleasantly -Four large parties com
posed of members of the city government railroad
officials and number Of prominent citizens on invitation
of the Board OF Public Works participated in tho cere
turning by the tunnel the other two taking the contrary
route The hrs Of the shore parties headed by Mayor
Rice reaching the shore and crib ends Of the tunnel
interest the city had taken in The enterprise placed To-
geher with three copper coins the last stone in the cav
y LEFT for its reception The stone is Of white maybls
1866" At2 o'clock the company partook of sbstantis
lnnch after which short speeches were made by ID d.
Dnscol City Attorney J. G; Gindelt of the board Of
Paohc VOTES and f. G. Chesbrough. City Engineer,
pany returning home at dusk. During the ceremonies.
cannon were fred and nags waved from tho public bad
ings.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
ACTION OF THE STATE PRESS.

ACTION OF THE STATE PRESS
The following Is copy Of a resolution adopted by the
State Associated Press on Wednesday, Dec. s. 1906:
R>soed That the State Association viii continue their
present relations for reports with the City Associated
Press. A. a. CLATFi President
E. H. ROBERTS Secretary. .sse,t. Ssf& ~
THE Ssw;9EE5EASs lDtAYrSR ADHERRs TO rhE OLD
rtLRGRAPE TO THH TRIBUNE
NEw-ORLEASs Dee. 5.-The Peaynae OF this city has
refused to have any connection with the outside arrange
ments on foot for the destruction of the long existing
news facilities OF the NewYok Associated Press, and IN
future it will stake its fortunes with the old association
THE PRsss OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA.
~ TELEGRAPH 70 rHE TRIBUNE - 'ssas@nnks' 20
AUGUSTA, Ca, Dec 6.-Te Augusta Ga.) ChrORiels
aud Sentinel says The press Of Georgia and South
Carolina unite in sustaining the Associated Press, having
refused the reports Of the new association"
THE OHIO PAPERS ADHERE TO THE ASSOCIATED PREss.
Br rELEeRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
COLUMBUS Ohio, Dec. 6.-The majority Of the Dewsps-
per in the State Of Ohio outside Of the cities of Cnein
natl and Cleveland and papers Of the other Western
States in Convention to-day resolved to adhere TO the
NewYork Associated Press and take their reports from
them.
"CRAIGs NEWS"
TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, Dec. ,6.-Crsg's item about the exploit OF
Lieut.. Ames against the Sioux Indians is month old,
the congratulaOry order of Gen. p. ST. George Cook
describing Lieut. Amess achievement having been pub
lshed here several weeks ago.
en Cooks congratulatory order first printed in THE
TRIBUNE of Nov o. special dispatch from Washington
Bureau--ED1
New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
NOW kEADT.

Buoh variety reading seldom sppears nss
any publication The have the
pleasing the tase and the cheerful the reflective
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VIII snd at sss. article win especially interesting that
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1.-THE HoUSE OF sEcRETs"-A Story Of many family mys
ssnes ss m tile implies There skeleton in every clo.so &C
sordns to tie sase and The family ths. has either
thns or important, s rarely q be found.
"GRIcE Ludlow Or THE FAcrOHI STRIKE r"-To psr,on
who hv, iash6sd factory beautiful serial win be
especially entertaining while the uniRlstsd VIII afford
ofas social life Of factory gsIbsr trials love, and jssoa,es
1 benefit es's good qualities
% Ofbsosase poverty eye, those
h perceive virtue unless IT be deeksd 10 6neIss
"THE LUCKY sHoT"-A Story 70, Boys. By Edward s. Ellis
1.-THE WIPES ERRoR"-Ths domestic sketch, BY Helen
r Graves graphically portray, the domestic misery may
ssmpt Of wife conceal from her habsndG little
uAieh night know Wives will learn fOm it that al.
though .blsrure may for season. in the must
prevail
"TRAvELs OF A FTvE-CENT sTAMP"-sAowins the many
bSads sAroush which the incidents
witness descriptions Of the ruling Characteristic, Of s
various owners
MARIE THE PAUPER"-ln this historical sketch Harry
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"AARvELs OF soMNAmsULisx' These papers accurately
rss incidents life and show the many odd and
dangerous frssh that have been iDdur,d BY persons while
so@nsuabuHsde state.
NELLIE HowEs sroRY.-This 'ksteh By Mary Kyle Dallas
eoslsn vhOssoms which born Of 'efilsrs
may prosper for time sny un',ash affection
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"THE BEAVER DANDY Alfred B. Street
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Pleasant Paragraph Items Of Interest knowledge Boz
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-07

VOh XXVI..."N0' S,OOS.
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e
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-07
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WASHINGTON.

CONGRESS- sUBMARY-COhMITTEE ON THR INV
ORLEAEs MASSACRE AND THE SOUTH -CAsoLIRA
ADMINISTRATIONS FoR THB ADMISSION OF EE-
BRAsKA AND COJORADo-THB CONVERSION or
EVKE.THIRTIKs-REPORT FROA THB BUREAU OF
REFUGEES AND FRRBDMRE-sEORRfARY SEWARD
VISITING THAD. sTBYBEs.
b TnksRAPB 10 THH TRIBUNE
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-18
Equaiization Of Bo,mties.

This act of simple justice to our braH.
soldiers Is now before Congress. Send us you
name and address, and we will file them
once, aeithout charge, SO that rs soon as The
act shall pass the necessary papers will be sem
you at once, and your extra Bounty paid i'm
mediately.
Several other bills are now before Congre.
which are of interest to all soldiers and officer
%. :, n Of which has already passed the Houss
the "Three months Extra Pay proper to nj
officers who resigned, or were honorably di.
missed the service after April 10, 1865. Til,
will include large number who were musterei
out without receiving the pay proper.
Citizens sending in claims for losses, &c
occasioned by the war will have them attend.
to promptly.
: : ! " ,x ANDREWS, f. w. ANDREWS & son.
'Grantham Hail,
June II. 1866 Martinsbnrg, West VI:
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NlARIETTA COLLEGE.
THE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST %, 1866

The friends of the institution have recent
added Sl0o, OOO to its pecuniary resources, thu.
greatly increasing its efficiency.
In the Preparatory Department instructio1
w Ml De glyen not only IN the studies reaur
in the best Academies
The tuition fee, in College is $780, and in tn
Preparatory Department, $25, per annum.
Young men that have been honorably d.
charged from the military service of tl'
liberal education, will be admitted wthol
charge for tuition
A fund has been provided for paying The
tuition of students preparing for the ministrs
Applications may be made to l. w. Az
drews, D. d., President, or G. r. RosseeE
a. NJ, Principal of the Preparatory Depaff
ment
Marietta, Ohio, August 8, ls66-3m.
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~. BOYD FAULKNER,
ATTORNEY ATIAW
MARrINsBURes. WEST VIRGINIA

VIII practice in the Courts of Frederick
and Clarke counties, Va, and will attend to
all office business and collection of debts in
the counties of Berkeley, Jefferson and Nor
gan, West Va. He will prepare Deeds and
legal papers of every kind.
Nsss- He may be found at the Office formerly
occupied by CHAS. j. FAULKNER on the
Boydville property, near the Old Academy.
August SO 1S66-tf
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IL /. -OPEN n G OF
SAINT JOHN COLLEG {,
annapolis. Nd.


This lnstltutle,f one OIL the oldest IN thf
State, new HpeiAiiy e ~ 1o. of ne -
lature, Will open. on the 10th OF Septem Der
next With an e.1lFe re-organlzation. IT Is pc
heTed fhat no 5ih1ilar ihstitu'ion 9fefs create
adv antages 70 tlose wlshlhg TO OBTAIN y
q qIsh c 5i9Gi,' e'e'''0D' u 70 p''s'Y
! hese advantages are II part tie loi'o"=
ing ,,,:naz
L EA3ehsiVe and c9fnnodloos 9allulois -
tFo[oasiS rePa PA ana feluI'ls Isl
q oeafaln3 Lo studeii9s anu 81 ~ ei4iioto6
lllns 10Y tiiah lhlee Atadieu aalrbr;ons
IA one OF the most beautiful ane et;os for
localliles ana aIofdlhg anPle l@s5.''en ~
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IL. p.H.. S'AUB,

n. p. II. STAUB,
ATTORNEY IT Id ",
VIII resume the practice of his profession
in the courts Of Shenandoah, Clarke, Frcdc-
rick and Loudon counties Va. Also attend
to the collection of debts in the counties of
Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson. 1t being his
purpose TO devote all his time to collecting
debts, giving counsel and preparing Deeds,
&c, until permitted to resume his place in the
courts of West Virginia. For collections nee
essary to be made through the courts he has
All collections panetually and promptly paid
over.
&sa- Office at United States Hotel, next
door to Courthouse
Martinsburg, w Va, Sept 3, ls66-3m.
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NOTICE.-Al persons having claims
~ against the estate of JOSEPH STAN
LEY. deceased, will present them to me for
payment, and any person indebted to his
estate will make payment without delay, as
longer indulgence cannot be given.
sept. Is CASPER STUMP, Agent
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NOTICE.-TO THOSE WHO GAVl
4N Notes at the sale of Samuel X. Stucke,
notice is hereby given that their Notes are II
my hands for collection, and will become dua
on the It'll day ofSEPTEMBER next. PromI
payment is advised, to the effect that intere'l
and cost may be saved
August 16-3ts LEWIS GKANTHAM
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AFTER EXPIRATION OF
TERM OF ENLISTMENT. OR PR
NIOUS TO MUSTER IN, DC.

Special attention will be given to Pension
to Invalids, Widows, Children, Mothers am
Sisters, both in new applications and in slt--
pended or rejected cases.
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YTOBACCO! TOBACCO!! - Golden
l. Virginia Twist, Chameleon Light Press
ed, very; the best Virginia Hard Pressed,
bright and sound Navy I, - and IA Plugs
Hunter, = '' Hazelwoodn and .'Sentinel Z,
brands of Tobacco. The largest and best as
sortment of Tobacco ever offered for sale in
Martinsbnrg We will sell to the trade at
prices to suit their interest, by the box or pound
+. L. WHEELER Il co.
Vile and Kilickinick Smoking Tobacco-also,
the best Rappee Snuff. Give us call
Oct4 f. l. w Il co.
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MartiHshurg. July y. 1seL5.

Martifshurg July 2 lsss.
WEST VIRGINIA.: At Rules held
W in the Clerks Office Of Berkeley county
on the Sd day Of September, 1866
james II. NcWfzirk, committee, Catherine
Leopard. Is. Catharine Leopard, 4. leopard,
q. Leopard, }. Leopard Nancy Ambrouse.
Margaret Lowman and John Il. Points.
IL GHaHe6fY
The object Of this suit Is = ebtain II sale Of IA
certain house and seven acres ef land, belong
ing t. G.stharine leopard. adjoining lands Of
Jacob French and others, in said county, and
also A. acres of unimproved land lying on the
Williamsport road said county and apply the
proceeds thereof f3f The benefit OF said Catha-
rine Leopard, and il appearing on affidavit,
fled i'll this suit, that tie said defendant,
Margaret LowmaH Is hot Il resident Of this
State, she is hereby required 10 appear
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect
her interests IN this matter. 1t IS further
ordered. that a copy hereof be published onee
Il week, for four successive weeks; IN any
newspnperin the said county, and posted at
the front door Of the COURTHOUSE thereof, ON
the first Monday after the date of this Order
Teste L. :. IR0AEL Clerk
sept 6, 1s66 Pendleton p q
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-07-25

The New York correspondent of the
Buffalo Courier says:
"The excitement on the new excise laws
is something intense, and all the indiena-
ton is pointed at the State Legislature and
authorities, who have fastened this mon-
strous oppression upon the already suffi-
ciently abused and trammcled citizens of
the great metropolis. But the yaulting
ambition of these legislative tyrants and
busy bodies has hugely overshot itself in
this last scheme. The whole German.
Italian and French population, very re-
spectacle minority of which have hereto
fore voted with the Republicans, are now
with unparalleled unanimity, the bitter
opponents of that party. The Republican
loss among the solid, sensible and deter
mined Germans, will be large enough to
defeat them in the next State election.
even if the Radicals suffered no further
desertion Of votes. The entire BODY of
naturalized citizens now keenly see and
feel that there is no sound patriotic.
political and financial policy outside of
the present Democratic party. They will,
almost without exception, vote its ticket,
and support its organization next au-
tumn."