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AND FERTILIZERS.

The subscriber has,o on hand a full assortment
of the most approved MANGRE5, which. he is
prepared 70 sell many quantity desired, NJ the
f 10 NtEST@MAS kET RATES
AS the pricesareEuniform the farmer can OBJ
tain his supplies as well by correspondence as
though he were to pur Sth,n in person
Peruvian Guano, Of the best quality.
Bolivian Guano. This article comes from the
same section as Peruvian, which it closely re-
aemb]e. in texture and appearance. It Is much
richer in Phosphate, but has less "A monia. . For
sti1 soils or stiff sub-=oils it willanswer quite as
we'll ns Peruvian, and 1t costs hut tW4 tnlrds
the price of that article.
Mexican Guano, ct four grades.
Ground Bones.
Whitelock's Cereaiizer. The high reputation
horne by this article as .ho most effective and
reliable crop producer made in the United
States, induces me to ask the farmer 10 test 1t
alongside Of any manure he may apply.
Woolstor's Amoniated Bone Phosphate. This
article is manufactured By the same house. and
contains all the best qualities q pf e CIV GHsno
.mh.28-tf No. S, south Onion street.
DAUGH,s RAW BONE PHOSPHATE.
/ am the only agent in Alexandrla, Va. for
the pure and genuine Baugh's Raw Bone Phos
plate, for sale by me.in large and small qusnt'-
Wv WsgHiANsN,s PURE RAW BONE PHos-
&APHATE, manufactured by Walton s. Whann:
ANDREW GOES DECOMPOSED AMI
NAL AMMONIATED PHOSPHATE.
RHODES PHOSPHATE.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER, in
Loudoun, Fauquier, Prince William and Fair
fax counties. 81 : :,
Headquarters for McCormick's Reaper and
Mower,
Hubbard's Reaper and Mower.
Garden Seeds. &c. w. II. MAY,
up l3-lm Alexandrla. va:
- q n
GnUANO-REEDS AMMONIATED ~
0 PERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.-The best
.superphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing all the activity Of Peruvian Guano,% but
being far more durable in its effects.
It contains q largeamount Of animal matter
inahighly concentrated form, which, combined
with its soluble bone phosphate ofli 'a.fi cannot OF
Notwithstanding we believe it to be the best
super-phosphate in the market, yet, by q pros
cess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby the
expenses. are %lessened, we are enabled to seii%lt
very low, with q liberal discount to dealers. ss
N. ELDRIDGE 81 CO., Sole Agents,
No. 4, South Wharves,
oct 1T Alexandria, Va.
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BY J.iH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
I1EAL ESTATE OF JOHN WITHERS,
hDEGD, FORISALE, AT PUBLlCAyC-
TON. ALSO. CHESAPEAkErANDO Hls
CANALrBONDS. Gi4&:s1essa
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LUMBER DEALERS.

rEHHOMAS SINCLAIR,
CARPENTER AND JOINER.
no Is, SOUTH WATER STREE,
IN ear the Bank OF the Old Dominion.)
Is prepared to execute, with dispatch, and on
the most reasonable terms. all work in his line,
and satisfaction warranted.
He solicits work from the = d~iacent country as
he is prepared to contract for building, or to do
any kind Of repairing. oc 22-tI
JAS. RECTOR sMooT. JOHN PEKRs
CMOOT & PERRY,
~ q
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, NAILS, LIME, CEMENT,
~ AHD CALcINED PLASTER,
y. No. 80 North Union Street,
jy l5-u ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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OHN-T, CKElUHIUN q CUN, =
NO. SIS, KING ST,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Anvils, Nail Rods, Horse Shoes, Blister Steel,
Files, :Rasps,. Shooting Tools, &c. Commits
Iron Beam Plough at factory Prices; Casting,
for Titus Iron Plough kept on hand; Sashs
Doors, Blinds, &C., furnished to order. Roofing
Felt, and Cement, Percussion Caps, Double
and Single Guns, Shot Pouches, Powder Flasks,
wholesale and Retail. Terms Cash. sel-tf
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CELEBRATED
II SALN Z

CChIHCh DALfE L,
For Cuts, Burns. Bruises, Wounds, Boil;3.
Cancers. Broken Breasts. Sore Nipples, Bleed
ing, Blind and Painful Piles Scrofulous, Putrld
and Unconditional Sores Ulcers, Glandular
Swellings, Eruptions, Cutaaeons Affections,
Ringworm, Itch, torns, Bunions, Chl!bls!ns'
&c; Chapped Hands, Lips, &c; Bite' Of SpI-
ders, Insects, Animals, So.
Boxes, Is cts, 50 cts and 81 sizes.
Sold by all Druggists every where.
And by HENRY K CUSTAf.
Depot 484, Broadway, New YORK
And By f. s. LEADBEATER &CO;,
Wholesale and retail agents, Alexandria, W.
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MERCHANTS,
Al no1,, :, I'll E,p1. ~

-- N1U UENIcTs III III NT1ICts OF
BUILDING III MATERIAL S,
Such as Sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Calcined Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, Roofng-Felt and Pitch,
Window Glass from Gx8 to 32x4S. White Lead,
Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Lamps, Coal Oil,
md @ general assortment Of Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed and glass cut TO order.
Particular attention paid to orders from the
country. 1877, king SIkEEI,
40 2i-tf. corner Columbus, Alexandria.
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"OOSTAE'S"
PREPARATIONS OF
BITTER-SW EET9 ORANGE BLOSSOMS,
For Beautifying the Complexion.
Used 70 soften and beautify the Skin, remove
Freckles, Pimples, Eruptions, &c;
Ladies are now using it in preference to al.
others.
Bottles, 81.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY b. COSTAR.
Depot asa, Broadway. \. Y.
And by T.. S. LEADBEATER CO,
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Alexandria, Va.
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- DWELLING HOUSE WANTED
EMEiIA- A brick dwelling house, continuing sly or
seven rooms, in q good location, and situated on
q paved street. 1t must also be supplied with
and gas. Apply through the Post Office,
boY 21S ian 25-
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FOR RENT.-My Dwelling House, at
.s#ii thu. intersection of PITT and Wolfe streets. :
Possession given the 18th of this month.
MARGARET b. DAINGERFlELD.
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uORsE FOR SALE.-A hne Revenue Stall
Ill lion, 8 years old, and thorough bred, for
sale. Anyone desiring such q horse would do
GWIN s. BECRHAM,
ap To- ass. No. 6, Union street.
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s ss#i per month, the ENTIRE PREMISES, No.
II King street, next to the Marsha ! House;
roems, together with a large store, front and
rear cellar, and a yard running back half the
square. This property will b leased for one
year O a good tenant, at the above low rent,
payable monthly in advance, and Immediate
20 session given. Enquire o. s. FERGUSON
REACH Attorney. ap eff
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ia Groddsh. No. i, Mackerel, Sbad, Lab
rsdorand Scotch Herring, for sale 6y : 2s
mor1l.tf d. EloOeH1p.
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+ STORE AND

- STORE AND
E5asH- DWELLING FOR RENT.
The well-known business stand, No. 70, NORTH
Royal street, with the dwelling attached, WIZ
be rented to a suitable tenant. In rear Of the
above is II Brick stabl. and Carriage House,
easily convertible into q store house, with u
good entrance from Pitt street. All the build
ings nearly .iire-proof. Possession given June
10. For terms applyto
JOHN LAPHEN,
, y oI-ontJ1S No 1913 Prince st.
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NOTICES OF Co-PARTNERsHIE
.~OPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, have CHS day formed a
copartnership. to carry on the GROCERY AND
PROVISION BUSINESS, under the firm
name ofLOOMIS 81 FACER:
n. w. LOOMS,
r. C. FACER.
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Alexandria, Va, May 6, 1867.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed a c0partnershli
under the nam, and style of JAMESON q
LEE, for the purpose of conducting aGENER-
AL SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BUS
MESS at No. Il, Union street. formerly occu-
pied by Msssrs. Cszenoye s. Co.
ROBT. JAMESON.
G. +. LEE, JR.
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lust RECEIVED, another supply Of
q Steel Slides for Dress Trimmings at 123 cts.
q dozen
st al Buttons for Dress Trimmings at l0,cts.
8 dozen, al
my II, hlng street.
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/ an the only agent in Alexandria, Va for
Inc pure and genuine Baugh's Raw Bone Phos
&phate, for sale by me;n large and small qusntl-
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IUSTRECEIVED- NJ
81 Another supply of CALICOES and
LAWNS. suitable for Spring Dresses. Also,
plain and dotted SWISS MUSLINS, India
nv 6 G.. BERRY'S. u. King st.
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NOR KENT.-The VACANTLOT, on Unlon
II street and Strand, opposite to Washington
and Alexandria Ferry Slip, formerly used as a
coal depot. Possession given first Of May; APP
ply to. SAMUEL
an 23-tt SO, south Washington street.
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GHGARS-Crushed, Powdered, Coffee and
broHn 0usAss = b. w. LOOMS,
nb o. No. 2o4, King.street
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DACO NJ -
n 3hhds. of Hams, Shoulders and Break
fast pieces, just received and for sale low by
~ -. HENDERSON 4 AVERY,
fab O 226 King, corner Alfred.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-09-05

Baptist church here, was nominated
for the Office of Superintendent Of
Comman Schools. He is reputed a
man of fine scholarly attainments,
and 'omincntly qualified to give salts
faction to the people if3 this impor-
tant trust. A 8
The present incumbent, Mr.. A. L.
CHAMBERLAIN, of Agency township,
was re-nopinated for Coroner, after
which the convention adjourned in
the greatest good humor, every man
going home determined to work un,
til the election to secure the success
Of The ticket bya handsome majority.
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Why GRANT Took THE WAR Oh

Why GRANT Took THE WAR Or
FIcE.-That Mr. Johnson has contem-
pla ed serious trouble has been the
firm conviction Of Gen. Grant and
Mr.. Stanton for many months. A
dozen Senator'S can bear personal
testimony to this. When Stanton
was suspended, Mr. johnson offered
the place to Gen Grant for two rea-
sons. If he accepted, the game was
to make it appear that the President
had the support and countenancc of
Grant. II he declined, which was,
hoped, then man ready and willing
to do Mr.. Johnson's bidding could be
at once installed in Stanton's place.
Bnt Grant has fought rebels before
and overmatched them before in
strategy. So, on this occasion he at
once occupied the position to prevent
the enemy from gaming it, and be-
sides. filed such protests against the
Presidents course as will when the
country sees them, strip the Prcsi,
dent here of all seeming support
from him. Seeing himself checkma.
ted if these papers became known
Mr.. Johnson tried his old game OF
suppression, but this too has failed,
and Gen. Grant to-day is the only
man who has hand upon the throat
of this would be assassin, and who,
by the aid of all loyal men, will hold
him back from his foul purposes
rein. Gaz.
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CoNsIsTENT.-The comprehend de-

CoNsIsTENT,-The coppcrhead de-
mand of the Deans and Vallandig-
hams that the government shall now
issue batch of new greenbacks to
pay it's interest-bearing bonds, and
the self same twaddle of these self
same domagogucs, made at the time
they were first issued, that there was
no constitutional power to issue
greonbacks, Or. government bonds,
and that when issued they would ul-
timatcly become as WORTHLESS as so
much waste paper. But then, the
creed of these NANCY political guer-
r!las is that it is all wrong tostretch
the authority Of the constitution to
save the country against the fanati-
cal assaults of democratic rebellion,
while it is all fright to exercise !, qnes-
tionable power to destroy 1t, and to
repudiate its honest debts.
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MAKING TREASON ODIoUs.-The
Washington special correspondent of
the Chicago Tribune says:
Among the clerks in the Treasury
Department is man, brother to an
cx-rebel Commodore, who all the
time Of the attack on this city went
through our lines to the rebel head
quarters and informed Early that the
city was only defended by militia and
could easily be taken. For this he
was tried by a military court, con-
victed and sentenced tobe hanged
He was subsequently pardoned and
lis now making up for lost time as
clerk in Government pay. 9f
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COMING UP.

/ E4Est5 + tt&H8EEE ss&ttE =
The transfer of the headquarters of
the Confederacy from Richmond to
Washington, and the substitution of
Andrew johnson for jeff Davis as
chief political aud financial manager
of the s'lost cause" has had very
marked beneficial effect on G. S. A.
bonds, Judging from the following
advertisement taken from the Ma
tionai Istelliyeneer, the Washington
organ of "a. J.'
CoNFEDERATE BONDS WANTED.
First National Bank, Aug. %. 1867
We have an orderfpra moderate amount
Of per cent bonds, c. S. A., and until filled
will buy all that are offered at the best
rates. fs4@='5 Ea*R k4 81 fsass
''W. S. HUNTINGTON. Cashier
This bank is owned by Jay Cooke
a. Co, tho great financicr who nego-
tiated our bonds during the war SO
successfully, and now with the faint.
est prospect and barest possibility OF
the success of the democratic party
in 1868 and the consequent
"Repudiation ofthe National debt.
"The restoration Of slavery, or. il
that can not be done, payment by
the nation for the slaves. st
"Pensioning the soldiers widows
and orphans of the Confederate ar
my. ~
Recognition of the right of &C.
ccssion. a
-.And the unconditional return OF
rebels to political power" it is no
wonder that the rebels should be-
gin to unearth their bonds and place
them in the hands of eminent finan-
ciers to be again thrown upon the
market.
But wont the coming Prescotts
and Bancrofts, have Il bully time in
finding out who was whipped in the
great war Of 1861? Ard whether
Lee surrendered to Grant, or. Grant
to Lee, in Virginia, or Johnston to
Tecumseh or Tccumseh TO Johnston
in North Carolina 81
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The Washington Eoeniag .Staa. has
information that General Sickles will,
on retiring from his command of the
Second District, leave the army and
commence practicing law in New
York.
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CURE YOUR CoUGHs AND CoLDs.--
Goes Cough Balsam will be found a
ready and efficient remedy for hard
Colds, Group, Coughs, and all lung
difficulties. Iii sold by all druggists.
The cheapest and best medicine in the
world. 4agaY 6te4 49,. 5
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90 : > - ---I-
Republican County Convention.

AsS OoAASaA 0SuAty OCiVS1iGSo>A'4
..gsa lea OrTrMwA, Aug. 81.
The Convention met in 4 lie &c urt
House at 2 o'clock p. M. and was
called 10 order bs { To. J. w. Cald-i
we'll Chairman Central Committee. 4
On motion, DIR, +. il. Bncl1 was
chosen chairman, and Capt. III Mich
acl and A. L.Chamberlin, Secretaries.
On motion, J. w. Caldwell, Joseph
Haync and J. L. Snnard were APP
pointed committee ON credentials,
who reported the following delegates:
Adams ID. T.. Hardy, VIM. Mar
shall; T.. w. Garrison, Daniel Com
mons, Capt. A, A. Stamm. q
Agency township-A. l.. Cham
berlin, Dr. j. w. La Force, w. c..
Reynolds. S. X. Creamer, It. D. Lyon.
Colum hia-F. II. Buck, s. T. Cald-
wei, Peter Knox. Joseph Gardner,
VI. B. Miller, ga I
I Cass-R. M. Gibbs, D. Henshaw,
A. c. Olney, VIM. A. Nye, Alex Jen-
kins Ht3a #'I
Ccnter-Col ]. W. Caldwell, Mai.
&c. Il. Fulton, N. G. Hill, Jos. Hayne,
lG. w. Knight. n45it#f 4#
| Competinc-T. Dickey, Nj. Dick
ems, Jos. Springer, P. A Boster, II
Eller g351fA33 ss.,.aa sai
Dahlonega.- VIM Giltner, Enos
King, VIM. Brimm, VIM. Fdmunson
J. w. 7Hedriclk. .teat sd 81
! Highland. DIR. John Craig, J. 9.
Whipple, VIM. r. Handy, VIM. Ev.
ans, NJ. kirkpatrick.
I Grecn-H. Boyce, D. II. Michael
! III. Michael,, s Cockeril, d. r
Ellis '9s' aa2at ni 3r9 d
4 Pleasant J. Nelson, N. Reno
/ r. Carman, J. Hilton, II. IL. Nc.
CURE.
Richland.-Wm. Foster, Il. o. Car.
pentcr, J. u. Sinnard, J. Shuts, j. p
Holloway. a2sa' t''4f4 g1a
I Polk.-Jacob Siberell. Lieut.. Hen
i ~ Garfield, Martin Kiriman, Clarl,
Garfield ]. G. Calvin.
Kcokuk.-S A Monroe, L q Rupe
!. J Wallace, J Ogg, G r Minick
i Washington...B W Scarf, Capt. I
Ping, YIN Kickley, A N Cain and r
Nimocks. 49,. ID
4 On formal ballot for Representa-
: tives, Charles Dudley, of Agency tip.
. and S. 7. Caldwell, Of Columbia tp.
were elected. $
Alfred Lotspcich was was nomi
mated asca ndidate for Treasurer ant
: Collector.
: For Sheriff, s. Kirkpatrick, -
= Phelps, - Eyre, Thos. Ping, Col
/ White, John Gepbart, Col. Caldwell
/ G. A. Derby, Vim. Shepherd ane
D. w. Stcbbins were nominated.
: Upon formal ballot Kirkpatrick
Of Highland tp., was elected by tw'
votes, after being reduced to Derb.
and Kirkpatrick-the others with
drawing. $50.
: J. S Porter, the present incumbent
$ was nominated by accIamation 70
b the office Of County Judge.
Rev. S. IL. Durham ofCcnter TIP
) received the majority of votes TO
: County Superintendent.
}. A. L. Chamberlin, of Agency tp
: was nominated for the Office of Coz
;, oncr.
i. The following persons were chose1
!. County Central Committee:
General J. NJ Hedrick, Dr. +. II
J Buck, Capt. Hardy, S. A Monroe.
9 + Adjourned. y
F. II. BUCK, Chm'h.
q A. T.. CHAMBERLAIN,
t. J. MICHAEL, Sec'ys.
sfrsEt,-. - -
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JUsTSo-The Springfield Mass Repub-
lican opens leafin the Radical programme
MS follows: 1865 ~
"a nice little scheme is suggested for
giving Secretary Stanton his revenge upon
President Johnson. Cameronis to resign
his senatorship and Gov. Geary is to APP
point Mr.. Stanton as his successor. Ben.
Wade is to resign the Presidency of the
Senate, and Stanton is to be elected to that
place; then the Senate is to impeacll and
remove Johnson. and Stanton becomes
President Of the United States. Nothing
is wanted to the success OF this brilliant
scheme but the consent Of all parties 9l2
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JOHNSON CoUNTY-The RepubliT
cans of johnson County have trotted
out Ezekiel Clark for Senator, and
Bob Finkbine, and Lieut.. Hender-
son, late of the 22d iowa, for. tie
Legislature. Clark was a leading
member of the 18th General Assem-
bly,, and Finlsbine has served with
marked distinction in the lower
House forthe past four years, having
been Chairman Of the important
committee ofways and means at the
last session. Lieut.. Hughes, Of the I'd
Cavalry, is their candidate for Coun-
I y Judge, while our old friend Major
Fred. Lloyd, late Surgeon 10th Iowa,
is nominated 10 sit on the "dead cor
pases." The Muscatine Journal says
GAS for DR.. Lloyd, candidate for
coroner of johnson county, every
man in the unsurpassed old "Iowa
Brigade" will recollect him as the
bravcst, carcfulest, skilfulest, wit
test, redheadedest surgeon who ever
sawed off a leg off. s. i a'..'A 3
And wo might add with all due re-
spect for. the ticket, which is No. !,
that it wouldn't detract from its mer.
Lit, if an order to "aboat face it, !" or TO
change its 'front by the rear rank, =
should make the Dr. tho head, in.
stead of the tail Of the ticket.
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HOUSEWIVES FAvoRErE. Such
has the Best Chemical Salcratus
proved itself Being always full
weight, and the very best quality.
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EsTRAy MULE.--Taken up by J. NJ.
Michaelin Washington Township, Wapel-
10 County. Iowa, July 11th, 1867, one bay
mule 10 or 10 years ofage, with saddle and
collar mares Appraised at $50;
Sep. 9Th, 1867, WV
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New Advertisements,

DR. s. r. MITCHEL-
Office over Ennis 4. Ballord's Drug Store.
Residencc-Second street, south side,
one square west OF Court.
Ottumwa, Sept. 2d, dw3m(3)
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cral Government sunk than 10 exer-

.erai governments sunk than 10 excl
else IT'S power, for so far the matter
hez bin LETT TO the States. Likewise
wood it ruther see every niger in
kentucky, no matter tho they wuz
all survivors NV Fort Piller, redoost
agin TO Their normal condishen ruther
IMAM CIV em tho means NV perfectin
themselves. The niger may be u
man.in Tennessee, but he .shel be a
higger in Kentucky forever, beccz it
ailuz hez bin SO. Bless the lord -
! nat 'aea OF holdin to form and cling
lng>to precedent is our salvushcn. {
begged them alto dismiss their fears.
Ohio ~ l'aagglin and beu-lin ~ 10
whether it VIII give her iirrers the
ballot, and efshc retooses how kin she
Interfere with Kentucky. Concriss
! das~ent mix III tho matter, Tor lialf
the men that's sent TO Washington
hcv i greater fear Nv shadde,s than
they hev NV substance. and they sleep
with that old hay Precedent, when
they might cz wclireposcin tho AIMS
Nv the virgin Progress. They've got
HOll NV lHS lat wv All lutN Gtla 81 LOO
hhig for cm---ttey can't manage it
from that end, and they'r afraid 10
!. kctch tat the other
4 We she'll do we'll for long time.
I We can't afford to she'd tears over
Tennessee-le us thank the hord
that Kentucky is safe. Here we kin
!, fog our niggers here we shell! hcv
the .institooshun in sper;t, eff not in
! namc-hcre Dimocrisy kin flourish
/ if nowhere else. Let us be thankful
tibet it ca it. is. Let us praise the
Lord for Congriss that acts cz a
drag on the sperlt Nv the times, and
hedn't pluck enuff 10 do ali that the
. people wantid. Let us praise the
, Lord for the conservatism witch wood
lentlct en- make votin nashnel mat
n ter, instid NV levin it to us who know
so we'll who to give il to, and who
, not. So long ez We're lett to our
, selves. SO long will Kentucky be troo
to Dimocrisy. b
! They felt encouraged, and the con
] vocationrbrolo up. feclin good.
,ae PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, z. NJ.