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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-15


their orders as early as practicable.
HE LECTURE LAST NIaur.
first of the series of lectures by the
professors of the South Carolina
University was delivered, last even
ing, in the chapel, to large au-
dience, by Prof. VIM. J. Rivers
subject, "AIr. Timrod as . Poet"
The speaker, in his remarks, showed
very conclusively that he thoroughly
understood and fully appreciated the
spirit and genius of the poet, and
gratified the many friends of the
deceased by this just tribute to his
memory. The address will, doubt
less, be published
The next lecture will be delivered
on Thursday evening next, by Prof.
Joseph LeConte.
If every one who wears out the
chair bottoms, and encourages idle
ness by lounging around the store
doors, would go to work, how many
more roses would bloom in Eatonton.
next spring, than will, if this loafing
business is continued.
Etaontom Ners.
Good as wheat But would it not
be, Beebe, better to raise grain, have
plenty of flour, and leave the roses
and other flowers to those dear pinks
OF animated perfection-the ladies?
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS post.
Office open during the week from 80
a. M. to p. m. On Sundays, from
l.. to 215 p. m.
The Charleston and Western mails
are open for delivery at Q D. NJ, and
close at 9 q. m.
Northern-Open for delivery at
lOla a. M, closes at p. m.
Greenville-Open for delivery Mt 8
p. NJ, closes at p. m.
JOB WoRK.-Every description of
book and job printing-pamphlets,
bill heads, circulars, labels, posters,
programmes, business, wedding and
invitation cards, railroad receipts,
checks, drafts, &C., promptly execut-
ed at the lowest rates.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TS.--Attcntion is call
ed TO tho following advertise ments, pub
lished this morning for the first time:
A Efrd-Citation.
Fisher Il Heinitsh-Ointment, &c.
Meeting of Trustees Female College.
r. McDougal-Enginc and Mill for Sale
Henry Wynn-Cauton.
j. 8. MoIntosh-House to Rent.
+. w. Green-Tax Dcfaulters.
George Symmors-Champagnc
Low PRICES OF DRY GooDs.-C. +. JACK
SON is adding to his stock of goods every
week. and his cllstomera get the adxan-
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Isooal :Ite1na.

There was false alarm Of fire last
night, about half-past o'clock. The
engines were out.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

T1HE LARGE BRICK STORE, corner
Il Blanding and Main streets, $50 feet
long by 80 feet wide; one of the best bust
ness stands in the city, with six large
Rooms over the same. Depth of lot 100
feet. ALSO,
A VACANT LOT on Main street, with a
frontage of 46 feet, adjoining the above.
ALSO,
ONE ACRE on Banding street, formerly
owned by James l.. Clark one of tho most
desirable building lots in the city.
For terms, inquire of
Nov IL 6 EDWARD HOPE.
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Low PRICES OF DRY GooDs-C. f. JACK
SON is adding to his stock of goods every
week, and his customers get the advan-
received this week are lower than ever.
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THE METEoRIo SHOWER. Owing
to slight mistake of dates, numbers
of our citizens missed seeing the
grand meteoric shower, yesterday
morning. I'll who were up at
half-past 2-and from that hour until
5-behcld sight that is seldom wit
messed more than once during life
time. It is said to have rescmbled
snow-storm during strong wind, or
magnificent display of fireworks.
A great many stories are told of the
excitement among an assemblage of
the sons Of Ham, who happened to
be cup and about" One old woman
concluded that there would be no
more starlight nights, as every one
of them had fallen. A fireman on
the Grecnville train. was SO overcome
by the unnatural display, that he was
with difficulty retained in the cab.
The great "star-falling" of '33 will
have to give way to the present cx-
hibition-so the old folks say.
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Carbuncles and .boiIs come from i'm
iuro blood, Nature throws uui ticsc i'm
purities of the blood, which should DC
by;using Hcinitsh's Queens Delight.
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Change of Schedule on the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad.
DREAKFAST HOUSE AT ALSTON.-
1p Train arrives at 7.15 Il. NJ, and by
order OF General Superintendent, ample
time allowed for BHEAK Asst
MRS. VI. A. ELkIN & SON.
Oct 81 limo
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South Carolina---Lexington District

South Carolina---Lexington District.
James Ballington and wife Harriet, ap-
plicants, vs.. Frederick Steel Eliza Shum-
pene, Martha Wingarcd and others, de-
PENDANTS.
TT APPEARING to my satisfaction, that
IL Martha Wingared, and two others,
minors, (names not KNOWN defendants in
this case, reside without this State.
1t is, therefore, ordered that they, or
their representatives, do appear and object
to the sale of the real estate of Mrs. MAR
GARET WINGARED, deceased, on or
before the FIRST MONDAY in February
next, 1865, or their consent to the same
will be entered of record.
A. EFIRD.
Nov 10 i13 Ordinary J.. d.
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STOLEN,

~ FROM the subscriber, on the
?-J7S-X night of the Goth October, light
A-n bay HORSE, black name and tail,
about fourteen hands high, fourteen years
old; holds high head, harness marked,
and branded on the left fore shoulder with
&c. S." will pay $50 for his delivery to
me. l.. Il. TURNiPSEED.
Nov 1873 Oak Grove, S. G..
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The Phenin Weekly Lette,. Sheet
Prices Current and Market Report
will be issued this (Friday) afternoon.
Those desiring copies, will hand in
their orders as early as practicable.
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Wolfe's Schiedam Schnaps are good
for cohc and pain in the stomach.
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Salt, Salt.

Salt, Salt.
TNXTRA Large Seamless Sacks OF choice
IL Liverpool SALT, at 1915 per sack.
For sale at retail, only, to consumers.
Nov7 j. ~ II. X. AGNEW.
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CAUTION.
CHAMPAGNE.

lust RECEIVED, on consignment,
~ III cases CHOICEST BRANDS, of gen.
uine importation.
HEIDSICK & CO., quarts and pints
LAC DOR, " Z"
CARTE DOR, "
For sale on reasonable terms. by
Nov Is GEO. SWIMMERS.
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Read Udolphc 'Tolfe's advertise.
ments in to-day's paper.
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Blankets Blankets
A GOOD ASSORTMENT. at low prices,
n nt G. i. JACES6M's.
Nov II
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Real Estate for Sale.

What Do You Drink:-Wolfe's Schic-
dam Schnaprs. 1T checks the disarrangc-
ment of the bowels in warm climates.
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Wo1fc's Schictinm Schnnps are re-
commended by all the medical facultY
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Zephyr Shawls, Sontags, Nubias,
HOODS and SCARFS, very low, at
Ill Nov II g. +. JACKSON'S.
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New Mackerel.
90 KITS No. Choice MACIlEREL, for
cS sale by Il. & q. ID. HOPE.
Nov 13
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FOR SALE.

Arrow Ties.
90 BUNDLES Cotton IRON BANDS, of
~ the incompatible Arrow Tie, for
sale by l.. Il c.. d. HOPE.
Nov 13
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-11-23

IA YOU'VE LADY returning to
her country home, after . sojourn Of
. few months in the City, was hardly
recognized by her friends. In place
Of . coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion Of almost
msrble s~moothness, and instead Of
twenty.three she really appeared but
eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
cause Of SO great a change, she plain
" told them that she had used the
CIRCASSIAN BALM, and consid-
cred il an invaluable acquisition to
any Lady's toilet. BY its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their
personal appearance an hundred fold.
II is simple in its combination, as
Nature herself is simple, yet unsur.
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cuticle it draws from il all its impu-
rites, kindly healing the sane, and
leaving the surface as Nature intended
il ahould be. clear. soft, smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or
Express. on receipt Of m order by
W. L. CLARK 1 Co, Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette St.,
Syracuse N. Y.
The only American Agents for the
sale Of the same. ap6-1y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-11-23

MADAME 2. y. THonsrox, the
great English Assrologist, Clairvoy.
ant and Psychomesrician, who has
sstonished the scientific classes Of the
Old World, has now located hsrseli
At Hudson, N. Y. Msdsme Thorn
ton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, IS TO enable her to
impars knowledge Of the greatest i'm
portance to the single or married Of
either sex. While In 8 state Of trance,
she delineates the very features Of
the person you are 70 marry, and By
the cid Of IN instrument Of intense
power, known Is the Psychomosrope,
guarantees 10 produce : life-like pic
ture Of the fasure husband Or vile Of
the applicant, together With date Of
marriage, position in Life, leading
traits Of character. &c. This Il no
humbue, - tho1ssnds Of fessifno-
mails can assert- She viii send whom
desirsa . certified csrtifesss, q wit
zen guarantee, shas she picture L
what Il rurports 70 Be-. By enclosing
= small lock d hair, ssd STATING
place Of birth. eye, disposisioa and
complexion. and enclosing 6fty censs
and sfnmnnd ~.n~.lona s1I-~s.
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CITATION NOTICE

~ ssass v n .i.ssysi. Psssa. ecsuty =,
ssah psvia hsirsklsv and distubuise q
fhos A. Edwards. d>rs<s<4 fsa are hsrsby
tilted 10 - and appear bsfprs The Proh>ie couri
Z ~ csssu. q ~ ~eoart-kesse shsrvof g
tAs th nssdsy II pec<nh<f. issf, ~ show
$50 vhTih< refitioa 81 Mia =. Hdvzraz
fnsisf - aovve % ~ rnl'east< n sid 4
tssr<d sitn.tsd % ssi1 ccsnty. shculd nos "
lE,:sst y sFs's s<os-t l-.<a Se.s~s<s
ssisiss woor4rx cs.ts.
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CITATION NOTICE.
CITATION NOTICE

The STATE q ni-i.ippl Pamela county. n
Jshs Lirha osefrs Light asd Ellvn wi.snsr
hsiu aad distrsbsi<<s q Peter 4 Lisktasc,as<d
You and each q yoa are hsrsAy sissd Il a.
par h<for> The Probate Court q sHid o,suiy.
q the c~curs-houss shsrsof On The ath vondsv
In ps>smhss. 1871. % show csu.e Why shs s.sl
sesoan, q Kiinb>th A light sdmlnistrs,r,r
q The essAis Il did dre>ssed. .hould moi b
Allowed sza approved D. sfa<f Of Gear.
Issued Novsnber, issf.
nsis-ss w.r wooTrEx. ci.rs.
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n ss.,s Z il.s~Ippk r.ss,. sssssy. r.
k>A>st ft1Isnl1 h<lf-es-hv e 1--we Ti,s-
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80 eu1>-Acnp tk~rerf - ~ ~ nsaiHy
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.>re1naa rss-.nn p[fv>y. &r1sa Il ~
secrn sAni1 - - silcusf - $1,000
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b virtss = dsuss = - Psv1rn1v
Of Pssola eosnty, 9tsls n ntuluM
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az q nesDbss. 1851, - ~ utn
for e.ls q psblic aucsios, 70 ~ HID
the allowing vsluah1e ~ Inp<o,<I
iyine nd eesf b ~ essee, e 49,
knovn and described = he sUuek-nrt 90
OF sseiion -, and The bs<ticnsl 80 NJ
esuoa 70, al In township Z. of rrsesk 80
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sfseit q twelve months mn ~ tey -
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no1-sts AlnIstS1rolm~
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WARRINGTON
VIRGINIA:
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FAcULTrf

General Rosssr \ Lss P~tssdsnts
rAsrxs J. Hlnsn Professor o Latin.
JAMS J WINS Professor n Greek.
IN = Jorsrs A. n, Professor u Modern
Language aud ENGLISH.
Rtv J l.. Knsr.rniox. q. D., Professor Of
Moral Philosophy
A l.. SsLsos, AN Professor ~ Mathematics.
WV. ALtss, A. n, Professor Of Applied
Mathematics.
= xccrtloa, A. ", Professor Of Natural
Philosophy.
jOHs L. clrrssll, A. ", Professor Of Chem
lstrv.
JoHs W. Bsocrsssaousm, LII. D., Professor
Of Law and Equity.
HisHr Esritt, A. ", Asis,sn, Professor Of
Mashemaucp.
9. powrll osiDr, A. n, Assistsn, Professor
Of LATIN.
FsAsx Psss'o., A. D, Assi.,.u, Professor Of
Greek.
preparatory course has been Instituted. In
which students unprepsred for the regular
classes may receive instructions 10 necessary
branches.
The session begins second Thursday (i3thl
September. and ends last Thursday In June.
Trans-Tuition aud all other college fees.
500. All other expenses. Including board.
fuel. lights etc. need not exceed $3.50
For further psrticuiars. or for catalogue, a..
hrss- the Fsrulty Of Washington Collage. Lex
lnTton. Virginia sep27-tf
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State II Mississippi. Pamela County. T,
,he heirs aud distributes Il Asa Hall, deccased,
late Of said county, Whose names. sres snd
residence are unknown. foa and each Of you
Az hershy cited TO Be and appear before ths
Prueste Court Of aid county, At the court-houss
thereof On the tth Monday In December, 1851,
70 shcv cause Why the 6nal account Of VII.
liam o MARVEL administrator or the estate q
aid deceased sheald not be allowed aad .p-
proved. By order Of Court Issued November
1857
nots-st W. r. wOoffgy tievk
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tss~sss fesfik sd Tihh Hisess,
A. ALLISON supt
Haaahelafsf. NJ sed dealers Ia hswt beAf
sd Ioh irrs fTihHag presses essss FaTleys
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ehpllon Htefsetypihg N I'll hlads boaks.
aaele volumes " All iiiss, IN modern sad
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by virtue % . aeerss Of Ia PreAs,. cosr,
q Pamela eounty. etass o. Mississippi made
q he uetshsf isrn. 1897, tkerseL sks under.
.lfn<d = sdnlhiztfztaf u The sss.ir u 2. O.
NFvnn, dsceassds vi "a Noadsy. The "a day
Of Dscsussr asrt 1891, mi poa cAsn. Il he
soaft-hosss teor IN The ssun q rasola. The
e'losing nj Aad rsrsoaai property, h<lossisr
p ~ ist>stste e-vts III h.filossl u<si
half 81 sefon Is lssuship I. mar n va
IN nl1 eosasy. esst>Inins 10 a<rue iyiss b.
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=. n.
Howell, Wood & Read,
No. 1872 Main Street,
told stand Of Speed, Donoho 3 strsugs,)
MEMPHIS TENN
TRUSTEES, SALE OF LANDS.

Pursuant to . deed Of trust executed 10 me
BY Howell 7. Pollard, TO secure John Y. Mid
dlsion, guardian, ke, hearing date March -.
1850, recorded in book o, Of the records Of
deeds 10 the Probate Clsrks ofice OF Psnola
eoua,y, State Of Mississippi, pages sel and 3ss,
and 10 secure a note made By said Pollard TO
aid guardian for the sum Of three hundred
snd my dollars In gold, with inieres, from
March Ia, 1853. At the rate Of ten per cenium
per annum, ! Will, on Monday. The 9sd day Of
December, 1851, In front Of the courthouse
door Of said county, In the town Of Pamela,
between the houn Of twelve o'clock 4. and
three o'clock ,. ~ proceed and sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder, for Casa N eoIp,
The southeast quarter Of section Of land number
twenty t1o,) 10 township eight ls.) Of rang.
hss (a.l west In said county, 70 pay and niisfy
aid note and ell iAtsrest that may then have
accrued, and the costs Of erecutlng aid deed
q trust The tile s supposed perfect but |
shall only cell aad convey - trasiea
". p. woorTES,
nois-ui Trustee
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful, but Truel


MADAME REMINGTON, the world
renowned As.rologisi and somnamb-
ulistic Clairvoyan,, while In q clair.
voyant state, ~delineates the very
features Of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid Of an insiru.
Inent Of intense power, known as the
Psychomotrope, guarantees to pre-
duce a perfect and lifelike picture OF
the future husbsnd or wife Of the ap-
plicant, with date Of marriage, occu-
patton. leading traits Of character,
&c. This is no imposition, as testi-
mofisls without number can assert.
By stating place Of birth, age, dispo-
sition, color OF eyes and hair, and
enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you
will receive the picture by return
mail, together With desired informa-
ton.
~ Address In confidence, MAD
AMR GERTRUDE REMINGTON, p. o.
Box 297, West Troy. MY. sp6-1y
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LIVERY STABU
At Batesvine, ~ ~

A paying business md hsresius yin
In the sals u The above desInhle proprgos T
Stable u new, complete In 81 10
aad y enly cgssed h eo4se@nests 60
health Of the proprietor rrquirineA {
business. Apply 70 ". 8. ElsstuG6I[
Martin : Co, b~stsevills. -.
jals-ly s.. !. 10
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

GALVESTON THEATRE, GALVESTON, TBxAs--
NJ The ladies and gentlemen engaged for the Stove the
ssrs are nounsd ,hssh are es2ssd 20 ell on ss sss%
nver Ior cassase tickess urthor nlornaeen ap
~ - rkAAK MYERS CO., Dsane1s As>~A y Wess'
houstsa strsse New Herh
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-13

The Germans everywhere are leaving the
radical party. They have co-operated with
the radicals to free the negro, but refuse to
go with them to degrade the white man
The st. Louis Anzeiger, a leading radical
paper says:
1t was the slavery question which pushed the
Germans into the ranks of the republicans,
There never existed any other political tie be-
tween that party and the Germans. Well. the
slavery question is decided forever; decided by
the verdict of four years civil war, and formal
y decided by an endment to the constitution
NO reasonable man in the country desires the re-
introduction of slavery. nobody holds it even to
be possible.
The 4nzeiger, having thus given the only
themselves with the radical party, proceeds
as follows to assure the radicals that thew
need no longer count upon their influence
or cooperation. The Anzeiger confesses
that 1T can now see no good reason why any
German voter should vote the radical tick
ct. 1t says:
The question therefore raises itself very natur-
ally, whether there is any other principle or any
other interest which could retain the Germans in
the republican or radical party. We are convinc-
cd that there does not exist any further commu-
hlty between the present tendencies Of the radical
party and the Germans; that their connection
therefore is unnatural aud pernicious and the on
ly correct policy after the solution of the slavery
question, lies in the return of the Germans to the
democratic marty
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-13

The tomb, at Springfield, Ill.,. ess erected
to receive the mortal remair, OF Lincoln, the
'.lamented martyr" ed which loyal
writer says ought ~ have been Enclosed in
fence, and held forever sacred as the tomb
first built" has been ''desecrated." Mr.. ia
cob Bum, the 'loyal" manager ofpreparing
the ground for the new state house, is the
cause of this Dissertation" Hear gush-
ing "1oyalist" describe the shocking affair
THE massive door of this unoceupied mausole
UNI left open, swine have made alodgment with
IN It's sacred walls. We noticed with disgust
that an obscene hog, of the female persuasion,
had made her bed in its very interior, and given
birth to litter Of pigs. This is scandalous,"
This Chicago Times says:
"Of course 1t is scandalousl Better, far
better, would it have been that the mortal
part of the illustrious martyr should have
been buried in the grave of Ann Rutledge,
SIX miles north, bearing a little west of New
Salem, than that IAN obscene hog the fe-
male persuasion" should desecrate the tomb
In which those remains were not buried BY
giving birth therein to a litter of pigsi aye
gods and hath the dust of Caesar come to
this p
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-13
Gen. Observation-Disclosures to Mextca.

In noticing the Geographic announcement
that the President has again rendered the
Mexican mission to Gen. John A. McCler-
nand, of this city, the Springfield Journal,
the radical state central organ, saws:
"Gen. McClernand, though not now in poIiti-
cal sympathy with the dominant party in con
gress, has good war record which is entitled to
some consideration; and at the same time MANY
OF the qualities which 90 to make good diplo-
matist. Whatever opinion we may have of Gen.
Meolernand as partisan politician, we believe
that when commissioned to represent the govern
1nenf at N foreign court, he would discharge the
duties of the Office with credit to himself, and
with m unainching regard for the honor Of the
nation. We do not think the senate should hesi-
tate to confirm the appointment"
As it is only once in great while that n
newspaper of the radical-monarchist party
will do even halfway or qualified justice to
a prominent, sterling uncompromising dem
ocrat, we copy the above from the Journal
with infinite pleasure. In common with the
democracy generally, we trust the sugges-
dons Of the Journal in the case of Gen. Nc
: may be approved by its radical
friends OF the United States senate.-Spring-
field Register.
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Leaving the Sinking Ship.

The Union Monitor, hitherto strong rad
icai paper, published at Hillsboro, Montgom.
cry county, H., has deserted its party, and
IN its last issue places itself boldly and
squarly upon the democratic platform. The
editor says:
Our countrys salvation is to be found on,
lynn the democratic party, and intend toissue
paper OF thetrue democratic stamp, regard
less OF fear or favor from the republica n
party. My conscience will no longer allow
me to advocate negro equality, woman suf-
frage, and all the fanatical isms which the
republican party so anxiously present to the
pubhc. In short, have cut loose from the
repnohcan party, negro equality, woman
suffrage, spoon Butlerism, and general ty-
ranny and corruption, and as d free and in
dependent citizen, unfurl the banner of DEM
ocracy, and boldly advocate its success, as
the only means to save our glorious and
happy constitutional form of government"