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We would respectfully advise our readers in
this State to preserve this copy of the Specta-
tor, as it contains full report of the proceed
ings of the great Conservative State Convention,
to which they will wish to refer as they contain
the plan of organization which it is hoped and
believed will be acted upon in every neighbor-
hood in the State. The plan needs to be stud
led and should be preserved for reference, that
all may act upon it Understandings. Preserve
the paper, and organize at once. AS We have
said before, UoYk WORK WORK
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DAVID FULTZ.


Three neighbors are equal partners in the pur-
chase of a cane-mill, which cost thirty dollars
but after the purchase, proposes to and G,
that, for a consideration, TO which they agree)
he will pay five dollars more than the two to-
gether How much does A pay and how much
B and G.? X.
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dec LTD:
VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET.

" ALL ABLE LAND IN MARK ET.-
YIN pursuance of decretal order of the Cir
cunt Court of Augusta county, entered in cause
OF IoWberman's heirs as. Towberman's heirs, I
Will proceed on the premises about 9 miles from
Staunton, near New Hope. on
1HURSDAY, THE 2ND OF JANUARY
next, to SELL at public SALE to the highest bidder
a tract of Long Meadow run land, of superior
quality, containing I43 acres. The improve
ments are a commodious brick house, good barn,
with stables, cow-house, sheds, sc. Meadow
run passes through premises, and there are we'll
and springs for house USE &c, orchard, fifteen
acres OF meadow, and all the comforts of a good
home; also Y acres of Woodland, one-half mile
distant, adjoining Hermitage, well set in pine
trees for lumber and other timber.
The character of the land in that section is of
first quality. Mr.. George Towberman or Mr..
Jacob Armentrout, ION premises will show the
property.
TERMS Costs of sale and suit in hand bal
ance in four equal annual payments, with interest
purchaser to give bonds and good security, and
title to be retained as further security
VIII also be sold at same time 1870 bushels of
wheat, 100 bushels Of corn, and several tons of
hay, on usual terms.
NICHO K. TROUT Commissioner.
PECK & CUSHING, Auctioneers
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QAAA EsE1syAEsD.-On Saturday night,
% EVU the Both of November, there was
stolen from the pasture of the subscriber, near
Buffalo Gap, Augusta county, Va, horse of the
following description: He bay, with bald
face and white hind feet about Is hands high,
heavy set, natural PAGER moves little sluggish
about nine years old, collar mark plain.
reward of 500 will be given for the recov-
cry Of the horse and the capture and conviction
of the thief or $50 for the recovery of the horse
alone. Address
BAXTER CRAWFORD,
Churchville, Augusta county, Va.
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re- The Spectator having about as many sub
scribers as both of the other papers published in
this place. it is to the interest of persons to ad-
vertise in the Spectator and tits the duty of those
who advertise for others to advertise in that pa
per which has the largest circulation. 1t be-
comes the duty Of agents, commissioners, admin
istrators, executors, and all who are entrusted
with the interests of others to advertise in the
SPECTATOR, as it has much larger circuIa-
ton than any other paper published here.
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l can safely recommend Mr. BRUIN as every
way worthy of encouragement from my patrons
and the public generally
dec10-St H. L. GAILAHFR
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Entertainment.
NWHEGTSEAs: EE&THN I

9tHBEgTSEAs FEsTHvAH..-TheL Ladies
y of Loeb Willow Church propose to furnish
an ENTERTAINMENT in the Male Academy
at Churchvile, commencing on Christmas Eve
and continuing through Christmas day and night.
Cream and other dehcacies it will include Sup
per each night, and dinner on Christmas, togeth
er with the sale of useful and fancy articles. The
public are invited to attend.
dec 17-2t
A Il a. Meeting o. the Ssauntoaa Musl-
q cal Association, last evening, it was resolved,
that they would give Monthly Sorees at the Odd
Fellows Hall. Admittance Is cents only. The
proceeds to be appropriated entirely towards de-
traying the ordinary expenses of the Association.
At the first session Of the season, Tuesday night
18th inst, by general request the Oratorio of Es
Their will be rendered.
Dec. 10th 2t-V and ' copy It,
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auction Safes.

EYARM FOR SALE.-We will sell, at She
r. rando. on the 18TH DAP OF DECEM-
BER NEXT 800 Acres of good mountain
land, lying on the head waters of Back Creek
in Augusta county, known as the Hughes Tract
about IS acres cleared and under fence, the bal
ance well timbered-some good locust; adjoins
Messrs Phillips, Demasters and COtfey 1t will
make good stock farm. Mr.. Fitzgerald, who
resides on the place, will show it to any one wish
ing to purchase
Terms liberal and made known on day of sale.
JAMES NJ. ROBERTSON,
nov19-tds SALLIE B. ROBERTSON.
W. The above sale has been postponed until
the 8th day of January, 1868.
dec27-tds
ENXTENSEVE SALE OF VERY VAL
n uaIsle Property.
on TUESDAY,, DECEMBER PATH, 1867,
at the farm lately owned by Judge II. w. Shelf
fey we will sell his entire farm stock consisting
of Four No l Work Horses, fine Norman
Colt 10 first rate Milk Cows, thorough
bred Bulls, 80 or 40 Hogs, some fat
tening and some stock-all of ex-
ceIent stocl-1 Wheat Drill
One Reaper, Wagons,
Spring Wagon,
Carts
Plows, Harrows,
Harness, l set Black
smiths Tools, about 200
Bushels Corn a lot of Hay, and various other
articles.
TERMS $40 and under, cash: over that
amount, months Negotiable n otes, satisfacto-
rly endorsed
PECK & CUSHING,
re
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Glass, Stone &c -E0rthe1aaCare.

" Piper, Drake a. Co.
are now receiving at their Queens Ware Store,
on the corner, a large addition to their stock of
Ware; and as they have bought extensively, they
of Ware at Baltimore prices, particularly Glass
Ware, which they knoa0 they can sell at Balti-
more prices.
In connection with a general assortment of
Queen s-Ware they have just received a very
large lot of the best Stone Ware manufactured
IN this country, which they propose to sell to mer-
chants at Richmond catalogue prices
decl0-town papers copy
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EEO92fS J!
EETANTEEe-HIDES of all {

w which the highest market price will be
paid on delivery. Parties may deliver either to
us at our lanyard at jennings Gap, or at the
Warehouse Of Mcclure u Bumgardner in Staun-
ton
decl7-6m# J. & w. KUNKLE.
A GRADUATE of one of the first Institutes
"A in the State desires situation either in a
private family public school. She has had ex-
perience, and is qualified to teach
ENGLISH, FRENCH s. MUSIC.
The best testimonials can be furnished. Ref
erences exchanged. Stating terms number of
pupils, &c, address G. v, Point Eastern P o.
Caroline county, Va.
dec l0-lm*
HARESSED FOsVE4S Wv nted all .klnus
IL Dressed Fowls, in any quantity.
Also 1000 lbs. Fresh Roll BUTTER.
dec 3-lm JOHN B. HOGE.
AATS! OATS !!-Wanted 1000 Bushels
W OATS Immediately, for which l will pay
the market price in cash.
dec 3-1m JOHN B. HOGE.
g. EzOESHAAER's yyANTED!-A num-
y Der OF good SHOEMAKERS can find con-
slant employment, at good a0ages, by applying to
JAMES PAGAN,
nov 19-tf Main street, Staunton.
NATANVED.-l50O bushels of Apples,
w 1000 bushels of Oats,
2000 pounds of Butter,
5000 pounds of Bacon,
and all kinds of Country Produce
Cash paid. X. l.. CLEN ELAND,
Antone's Building, Main street, doors East of
Augusta. nov5-tf
A Yogsng WssRa. of some experience in teach
"a ing, desires a School or situation as Teacher
in a private family Latin, Greek, Higher Math
ematics, &c.
References given and required
Address, p,
Care Hunter 6 Nowlin, Staunton, Va.
oct22-tf
EINAEsNz SVANTED.-Anyo one having good
Il little farm of $50 or 200 acres within eight
miles or less of Stanton, and wishing to RENT
the same to q first rate tenant can be accommodate
ted by calling on PECK & GUSHING,
july 2-f Auctioneers.
gHv&s FAEsNHEEsS.-SVa mted-Flou Ba-
I con, Butter, Lard, Fowls, Eggs, &c. for
the highest cash price, at the Wesleyan Female
Institute.
W. A. HARRIS.
sept Oft Town papers copy 2t
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0EA REWARD !-Stolen from the farm
70 CsI of the subscriber, near Staunton, Va
on Sunday night the 3rd instant,
Straw berry Roam Horse,
of medium size, years old past, low carriage
trots short, rather sluggish in appearance, ears
toerably heavy, switched tail, rump slightly
dropped, has been worked some and ridden but
little.
will give 525 for the return of the horse or
such information as will lead to his recovery and
$25 for the arrest and conviction of the thief.
Address 0. c. MORRIS,
noYl2-u Staunton, Va.
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HDURsAaC SALE oGvaauable Real and
4 Personal Property.
As executor of Peter Livick dec d. I will sell
on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, 1867,
all the real and personal property, belonging to
the said estate. The property consists of:
1st. The Home Place, containing 80 acres of
good improved land, with a comfortable dwelling
and all necessary out buildings.
Ind The CARRIER Place, containing Al acres
At the same time and place. [ will sell all the
personal estate consisting of l horse, l COW, 7
hogs, two-horse wagon, household and kitchen
furniture, farming utensils, &c.
The property will be shown to any one wishing
to purchase, by Alex or Andrew J. Livick, who
reside on the premises.
Terms made known on day of sale
dec3-4t JOHN TRIMBLE,
Ex'Or of Pntar ivicl- doo;d
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NNTzEHSLAEs & LAME,
w fnu

HN7 EEESH1IA 10 sN HIN u 4,
w Horse Doctors,
Va. Hotel Stables, Staunton, Va
Having associated ourselves together for the
purpose of dOctoring Horses and Cattle, we will
cure the most obstinate cases of
Pole Evil Fstula, Nasal elect or Bastard
Chambers, Ring Bone SPAWN, Foot
Evil or Greasy Heel,
and all other diseases to which horse or cattle
flesh is heir. We also have Condition Ponder,
which we will sell at very low rates, and Dis
temper Giirture, which is warranted to cure that
terrible disease to which all horses are liable.
We guarantee cure in nearly all cases, and
when not effected no pay is required. Give us a
call at the Virginia Hotel Stables.
dec 10-3m
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StrOveG or Stolen.
CVRAYED OH STOLEN

GIEEgA EAb Uas STULEN.-FrOm the
y range on South River, miles from New
Hope, during the latter part of last Summer, or
beginning of Fall, HEIFERS-one speckled
one roam, and one brinde, with white back-also
one STEER, with a swallow fork in the right ear
and an underkee in the left; the heifers were
also marked with the same mark
A liberal reward will be given for their recov-
cry for information that will enable me to get
them. Address.
JOHN r. KENNERLY.
dec17-3t# New Hone Augusto conntv
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veterinary Sesrgery.
ENGAEsEE VETERINARY Surgery.
H. J. COSENS, ......~....-.. Veterinary Surgeon,
II. S. HOGSETT, ..........~Assstant,
having permanently located in Churchvllle,
miles from StauntOn, announce to their friends,
throughout Virginia, that they are prepared to
practice their professional skill on all diseased
and crippled horses, and will keep on hand their
Valuable English
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,
and Lniment of all descriptions.
Having had number of years experience as
practitioners, they assert, with confidence that
they can cure all diseases that are durable, to
which horse-fesh is heir
Mares with difficulty in foaling can be imme-
diately relieved by procuring their services
Particular attention paid to the Castration of
Horses. Persons at a distance can secure their
services either by writing to them or by bringing
their stock to Churchvle.
W. the citizens of Rockingham, Rockbridge
and Highland counties see them at their
county seats on their regular monthly court days.
HENRY JOHN COSENS,
Veterinary Surgeon,
HENRY S. HOGSETT,
dec 1O-3m Assistant.
Rock Reg. and Lex Gaz. copy and send bills
70
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SALE OF VALUABLE
'EOSYn EsrOnApfY.

VEvEsUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 Town Property.
AS trustee in deed of trust, made by Charles
W. Parker and wife, and NJ. Parker and wife,
dated the Dist day of October, 1865 and duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of Augusta county,
will, in execution thereof at the request of the
grantOrs and the beneficiary in said deed, pro-
coed to sell at Public Auction, to the highest bid
der, on
SATURDAY,, THE 23RD OF NOVEMBER,
1867, in front of the Court House. that
VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
with 10 acres 2 roods a1ad6 poles of land attach
ed lying Immediately East of Staunton, on Lew
is Creek, and near the Va. G. r. Road, formerly
owned by Miss Rachel Lewis, and now in the
possession of the Rev Mr.. Miller.
This is one of the most desirable and valuable
pieces of Real Estate in the Town of Staunton.-
Such property is seldom offered in the market at
public sale.
TERMS:-One-third of the purchase money
cash on the day of sale; the residue in three
equal payments, at one two and three years. with
interest from the day Of sale; the.purchaser Civ
ing bonds with good personal security for the de-
ferred payments with the interest payable annu-
ally and included in the bonds as they fall due,
and title reserved as ultimate security. If the
purchaser prefers it, after paying the cost of sale,
negotiable note, well endorsed at 80 DAYS, with
interest added, will be received for the residue of
the hand payment.
The time when possession can be given will be
announced on the day of sale.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, JR.,
POSTPONEMENT4
The above sale has been postponed till Satur-
day, the 2lst day of December
Nov. 26 1t
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YN23UGry.

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TANNERY.-NO-
w TICE.-The subscriber having leased the
above tannery of Mr.. Hugh L. Gallaher for a
term of years, is prepared to pay the highest mar
ket price IN Cash for
Hides, Skins, and Bark.
He will, also, receive Hides and Skins to Tan
on Shares.
gss- Having had fifteen years experience in
business and by fair dealing, to merit r the 70 pat s
rOEage of the public. s. BRUIN.
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LcOOI Notices.

VIRGINIA. to wit AT rules held in the
Y Clerks Office of Augusta County Court, for
said county, on Monday the md day of Decem-
ber 1867,
James T. Hite, Executor of Robert McChes-
ney, deceased, ................ Plaintiffs,
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A FARM FOR SAAE.-At the request of
n Judge II. W. Shelley, we will sell, on the
premises, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3RD, 1868,
that nice little farm, situated on Middle River,
adjoining l. J. Parkins, Hawkins and others,
containing I02 acres. The improvements are
good and in excellent repair. The land will be
shown to persons desiring to it, by Joshua
Slower, who resides on the farm.
Sale to commence at II o'clock
TERMS % equal annual payments, with in
terest payable annually. and the title retained.
PECK & GUSHING,
doc 1O-tdS A nninnnorr
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E,REsH MILK cow FOR SALE

The subscriber has very fine fresh milk Cow
for sale. D. w. COINER
dec IO-3t# FishersYille
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4 . COLLECTORS OFFICE, 9TH DIST. VA,
HARRIsoNBURG, Dec. I, 1867
To the Taxpayers of Augusta County !
You are hereby notified that have fixed upon
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the 18th, 10Th
and Goth days of December 1867, in the town of
StauntOn, at the office of the Assistant Assessors,
to receive all unpaid IdreS due in the county of
Augusta, including the assessments for the
months of October and November. 1867.
All delinquents, whether they have received
personal notices not are required to come for
ward and pay, as longer indulgence cannot be
given. SAMUEL 4. STERLING,
dec10-2t Collector 9th Dist Va.
INTER EST.-All who are indebted to me or
my clients, will save costs by paying ONE
YEARS INTEREST promptly on the 1st of
January.
dec1O-4t DAVID FUTLTZ
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HARESSED FOsVE1S !-Wanted all klnus
d Dressed Fowls, in any quantity.
Also 1000 lbs. Fresh Roll BUTTER.
dee 3-1m JOHN B. HOGE.
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I AND FOK SAEE.-The subscriber offers
IL at private sale the land he is now living up
on, containing 100 acres, 70 cleared, and the
balance in excellent timber. There are upon the
place dwelling house, kitchen, smoke-house,
spring-house and other out-buildings. The land
is well watered stream running through it, and
having ) or never-failing springs. 1t contains,
also, an excellent orchard.
dec Ats VIM STICK lev
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Waynesboro, Augusta county, Va.

YavEEE Undersigned offers at private sale
I his house and lot on Market street, in the
Eastern part of Staunton, nearly opposite the
residence of Samuel NJ. Woodward.
aug27-tf D. r. BLACKBURN
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Il rate work manship, of light draught for two
horses, and will seat six persons including driver
Terms accommodating. Enquire of
Oct D9-tf GEO PRICE
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gT =. INTERNAL, REVENUE.

WY
WILLIAM A. BURNETT, Clerk.
\. Fl. III. STUART P. O. dec1O-4t
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HDUBA4EC SALE valsuasle Real and

PECK 6 CUSHING, Auctioneers.
dec 3-3t
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FRANCE.

NAPOLEON AND THE ITALIAN oUEoIIOn ,I
- c.vT,,I M MOyFBENT-THE ITALIAN GOV
ERNMRNT-THB CROPS -THE DEATH OF
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soUTH CAROLINA.

RUMoRs OF PLANS AND CANDIDATES TALKED OF
FrOa Our Special Correspondent.
CHARLESTON. 8. c., Oct IS, 1867
Rumors of Radical plans and aspirations here
In the State are already In the wind long way ahead
Dr. Albert g. Mackey the Collector OF the Port undoubs
edly sterling loyast during the war; and an outspoken
man since then ia mentioned most prominently for the
prospective senatorshp Mr. Frederick A Sawyer, late
principal OF the Girls Normal School in Charleston and
far recent convert TO Radical opinions nall
ing from Massachusetts, is another contemplated nom
nation There will OF course be curious contest mere TOT
the Donors In the Radical gift just as In mature LOCALITIES
but there Will be offices enough for all VINO are able 10 M
them Any possible white ticket OF RADICALS Tor
names OF such cOored men as Cardozo ana Deiany
the former principal OF OF the schools nare ana
the latter the well known o0ored surgeon, who mas won
hs ttle'of Major. Mr.. Lemuol g. Booser the upland
nominee In prospect for the senatorsnip' hls s h1s
namo to all trumpet OF any sort but he Is said TO De
man OF high worth and pretty fair specimen OF native
The report is worthy OF record that Mr. L. W. spratt
W. IT. Prescott late Mr.. jeremiah Blacks office In Blu
ehanans Cabinet Spratt was the author OF the scoun
drey plea favor VI the reopenng OF the slave uaIe
Charity begs us hope better things OK even him Dut
again upon the surface OF thngs It's though we heard
again the auotiOneers bell and hammer-tne bedam OF
tie slave mart shaking its rags and rafting us chans
The visit OF the Southern Railroad Committee rom CON
gress has left fair impression on the minds OF haucas
Il would be absurd suppose that they could deeply Inn
press any other The speeches or the Conmlsee here
not vital utterances though In the main well ADVISED ana
sensble Not so Mr.. McClurg's renewal OF the tnreat
about oonscatOn Congress did intend 70 adopt any
Wholesale measure in effect so reaconary MI McCnrgs
threat would not have been one whit the wiser Inore
can be no OF setting UP con1scauon az scae-crVN
The negroes laugh at IT, and 80 do their exowners
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in New-Yerk While there was plenty OF
laughter and applause and Mr. Clarke os nS mo no
general opinion Is that tho piece was not good ono
Far debut With single exception, the press-n
ara good natured and recognize Dir. Clarkes Talent
to better things than the very low comedy Ss
!" Cling the St James Theater he will do what no
the French have ysS sGhs s s
etion il a had one The ho,ise is alsoin bad repair
anyonoed and then tas Sn Shs5
ondiencn would scarccly know what TO make OF the
and comfort q such ss nsae SoF rse sS
rearance In london at Her Majestys Theater. Nov y
The opera named h Mpssttnn s asSsrsT viii
he longer or shorter according to its success Iiens
Christine Nilsson does sn ssi
through the Spring. and found its fortunes uneS-
pectedly reviy d by the coming Of the yonng Swede
from Paris. trust Miss Kellogg may do ~ wen.
She has both to concate and conquer ner public
for Mr. Mapleson announces her with al irsnkness
AZ prima donna Of the Academy OF hnsic, new
York, . ...I '" "'o'
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than those Hanatical Anti Slavery evangelists
seemed to most respectable folks with u.s. to bo ten
years ago, To an observer who does not oonfound
the latest news BY telegraph with history con
sideraton Of tbs view of Prssian aggrandizemene
taken by some of the keen-s khted Ffenchmbnof TO-
day. is seriously cOmmendedp -
The preachers mentioned in that old last years
paragraph have greatly enlarged their Congregation;
the Emperor seems To have left his cdnp-meeting 20
permanently join it, The course of policy supposed
TO have been resolved upon in tho recent ministerial
cOunsels held at Biarritz can be resumed IN few
words Foreign Affairs Italy-fhe Pope to DO pro-
tected at Rome till Pins LAths death; then new ar
rangemeuts TO be made for assurance of local sitting
place there to all future occupants Of the Holy See
Forsgn affairs, Germany and generally-Policy (sin-
cere this time of n-fnterventioni peace then, I'M
Less poked and provoked TO war; Italia fdra da &C.
Deutscklaud ,0iid sch seibst uerdeH dhd n,dctc In
other words Louis Napoleon, recognizing that
he is no longer the cynosure of all eyes,
Heaven appointed Chief Of tho Latin Race lsee
Mexican Expedition and Roman, will, what results
arbiter Of Europe resigns himself to his proper and
very difficult local Office of governing France
Whence coming 10 home affairs, tho BiarritS pro,
Rramme admlts liberal reforms "a an essential vital
part that must be played else the French pnbc-pa-
tentest of all people-will hiss down this Napoeonc
play and call for the revolutionary drama, with
Republican or Orleanist histrions to I'LL the hrst
D3rtg.