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A few Representatives called upon Mr.. Stan
ton yesterday, but matters generally are exceed
ingly quiet Gen. Thomas called as usual for his
private papers, and, sfter receiving them with
drew,
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ UEIrEp SrArEs PATENT 0HHIcE,
wAsUINoroN. PebruArv 70. 1853

~ UsIrIp SrArEs PATENT oyIicE,
wAsHIS0roN. February %. 1865.
On the petition OF LEVI DEpERicH, Of Albany, NY,
praying Tor the extension Of patent granted to him the
9Th day Of June, 1884, for an Improvement In Hay
patent. which takes place on the 9Th day q june
Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of May next,
at o'clock m and all persons arc notified TO appear
and show cause, II any they have. why said petition
ought not to DO granted.
Persons opposng tho extension are required 70 nle
In tho Patent once their Objections specially set forth
In writing, at least ttoenty days before the day Of
hearing; all testimony fled by either party, to be
miued In accordance with the rules Of the once. which
will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi-
mony, must be fled In the once tDenfV days before
the day OF hearing; the Arguments any, within ten
days after hling the testimony
Ordered Also that thi. notice be published In the
aud In the Journal, Albany. N. r.. once week for
three successive weeks the hrst Of said to
A. N. STOUT,
mh7.s3t Acting Commit sioner Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UsIrEp STATES PArlnT oYyIGi

WAsHIF0ToH, Feb, y, 1858,
On the petition Of Albert Fink, b. Louisville. Ken
tuety praying for ne eItsnsio1 o. patent lrantet
~ BrdIe seven years ron ths sIPir,9a Of I'D
Is ordered that the said petition DO heard AZ the
Patent 0meo on MONDAY, The Eth day 81 ,APr ~
appear and show cause, " any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are Haired g ME
In the Patent their specially set forth
In writinE a least t,csntp d.ys before ne day q
at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted IN
accordance with tho rules OF tho once, which Will DO
furnished on application. IL, ,
Depositisns IA ether papers, relied upon a. testi.
uny must be fied In the Office tcentD days before the
day Of hearing tie Arguments, II any, within ten
0rdsrsd, also, thai this notice be published In the
Republican and The Intettf0sneer. Washington, D.
c.. and In the Journal, Louisville, Kentucky y,
once . week for three successive weeks; ths hrst
Of said to DO At least sixty days prev ous
10 the day Of hearing. A. N. STOUT,
fsl2.WSw Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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MAINLAND SESAToR.-Gencral vickers was
yesterday elected by the Maryland Legislature
United States Senator In place of Hon. p. +.
Thomas, rejected by the Senate. Gen. Nickers
is a Baltimorean, and was, we believe, in the
Union army.
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DEAp.-CarlIsIe Doble, esq, extensively con-
nected for many years past with the mail SER
vice, died at his residence, in st. Paul, Mime
sofa, on the Ith instant, after short illncy.
Mr.. Doble had many acqualntances and warm
friends in this city, who will sincerely deplore
his decehse.
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From Charleston n. C.-Military Mayo,
Suspended.

CHARLESTON, March o.-Brig. Gen. Burns,
Military Mayor OF the city pro tenn, has been
superseded by Col. Coggswell, Of the sth infsn-
try. The brief administration Of Gen. Burns has
been very successful and is believed Col. Coggs-
well will pursue the policy Of his predecessor.
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BosTos, March 6.-The third trial OF Frank
hcArena for the murder OF Mary Greary, re-
suited in a disagreement of the jury, after eigh.
teen hours deliberation.
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STATE DISSER.-The President gave his third
State dinner last evening. A number Of Repre-
sentatives, with their ladies, were present, and
everything passed of very sgreeably.
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PUBLIsHED-Price 10 Cents.


4. DE Y. CURTIS. NJ. D., y, r. c. g.. kc., &c.
Late Surgeon Turkish Continent,)
Author Of "Cqrtis on Food Expose Of Quaeks and
opAekeIy, ""Uso Of the Microscope In Certain Cases
This invaiuable work treats on tho cause and euro
Of premature declines shows how to live aud what 10
live for, how wealth s lost and how regainodi gives
clear sy nopss of youthful ndiscretons and abuses
The above pamphlet can DO obtained on application
or By post from the AathoI Dr.. CURTIS, who may
tween TWentisth and Twenty first streets, Washing
ton. D. G.. from the hours Of 10 a. m. to 2p and
from 10 tp. N. Nl7-6m
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CHARLEsToS, March G.-The Convention 10
nearing its close. The president to-day reported
that all ordinances that had been reported were
acted on,
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HBApagARTERs, DISTRICT 0F TEXAS. BY;
ABANDONED LANDS. $780,

OfPICH A. A. v. M AND DIsbuRsINd OFfiCEh,t
AUsTIs, TEIAs. February IS, 1883.
In compliance with dirscons from the Comm ssonor
tyr. At shs once Of the Bureau. H., u and L.. az
near tho city q WACO. McLenusn county. Texas.
guar, the Buildings, Tsnenents. Lands or HeIedita-
msnti therepato pertainiug sl-o, one Steam Engine
set Of COrnrocks. two Csrding Engines a~A one
Picker,
Detailed description OF tho property can be obtained
at the once Of the Bureau R. T. and L., at Austin.
and Waco, Texas -
Terms: Cash, C.s. ROBERTS,
Byt Capt. Q. s. A. "A. A. M, and d, o.,
mh6-td District Of Texas.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA.
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UNITED STATES PATENT oyPIcH,
WAsHis0TON, February TO- 1868
Gu the petition Of howard BRowS, Of Waterbury,
Conn pray ing for the extension OF patent granted
70 him The lSt6 day q May 1854, for an mproyensnt
The expiration q said patent. which takes place on
Patent Once on MONDAY, the Nth day Of April
next, at Il clock, m. and all persons arc notified
to appear Ind show cause any they have. why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to die
In the Patent 0Mce their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least tcenty days before the day
Of hearing all testimony hled by either party, TO be
used At the said hearing must DO taken and trans.
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testI
the DAY Of hearing the .rgraents. II any within
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
RErUbLIcAS and the fnt.tiig.ncer, Washingten,
d. c., and In the Register New Haven, Conncecticut
week for three successive weeks; the hrst or
ssdPubeations to DO at least sixty days previous to
the day Of hearing. A. N. STOUT,
fel5-satSw Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
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. TEk's STORES.
DRror QuARrERNAsrER'sO FPIcg,
wAsHiSoros, &C, March 6, 1865 !
Will be sold at public auction, At Lincoln Depot,
under the supervision Of Breyet Colonel Asa Blunt.
A. q. M, on MONDAY, March 10, 1865, commencing
~ 10 a. m HORSES and IS MULES, all In excel
lent condition after which, lot Of unservieeAble
QuartermasteT Stores, consisting In part Of
S6 Army Wagons. $500 lbs. Horse Shoes.
% 2-horIe do. 1850 lbs Grain Sacks.
Carts. 2,Sl lbs. Rope.
$40 sets Harness 30 lbs Pipe.
80 sets Lead do 30 feet GuttA Percha Hose.
80 sets Wheel do. OH feet Leather do.
Is Ambulance do. l06 Hand Saws.
Is Wagon Covers. % Planes.
q Riding Saddles. 81 Hammers. assorted.
81 Once Chairs, Granite Boiler.
And many other articles not enumerated.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Particular attention IL called to this sale OF Horses
and Mules, which will take place tho first day,
they . superior lot Of draught animals, and well
worthy tho attention OF buyers.
BY order Of the Quartermaater General,
J. G. McfBRRAN,
Deputy QuartermAstsr General,
mh7-td Bvt. Brig General, U. s. Army.
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RSHsMEDICAL BOARD FORTHE EX-
~ ANIMATION OF CANDIDATES FOR AD-
MISSION INTO THE NAVY As ASSISTANT SUR
At the Naval Asy lum, Philadelphia, for the examina.
ton OF candidates for admission into the hedicil
Gentlemen desirons Of. appesrinx before the Board
must make application to the Honorable Secretary OF
the Navy, or to the undersigned, stating residence
place and date OF birth Applications to be accom-.
panied by respectable testimonials Of moral character
Candidates must not DO less than twenty one
more than twenty six years Of age.
Noexpense IL allowed by the Cover mt to eandi.
dates attending tho sessions OF the Board, sue
cessful examination 10 legal prerequisite for ap.
pontmont In the Navy.
The many vacancies existing in the Medical Corps
insure Immediate appointments to successful candi
dates. p. j. HORwITZ, Chief Of Bureau.
Fee fea5-w&stmp
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Paints and Oils.

ID Z o Y D.
Having purchased the stock and fixtures In tbs
store Of C. $. wHlTTLEsEY, SIS seventh street, !
take pleasure In ANNOUNCING 10 my friends and the
public generally that have removed my stock Of
PAINTS, OILS, LAMPS. GLASS, ETC.
from No. JOS street, between Sixth and Seventh, ~
SIS SEVENTH STREET.
Between Louisiana avenue and street,
Where shall keep constantly on hand full assort-
ment OF
PAINTS, OILS. LEADS. CoL0Rs. vARNIsHES,
BRUSHES, GLASS, LAMPS, ETC.
ALSO, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EVERY Ok
sCRIPTI0N
And every thing pertaining to the business.
l take this opportunity Of returning my siucsrs
thanks to friends and the public for their very liberal
patronage in the past, and earnestly solicit eontin
uance Of the same.
remain your obedient servant, n
WAsnINaroS, D. G, pseember ., 1850. ia9:ti
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The Convention In North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. o., March 6.-The convention
proceedings for several days past have been
OF but little interest. On Wednesday night the
proposed immigration bureau scheme was
knocked in the head.
Yesterday M Williams, a Conservative, of
Sampson county, was ousted to make place for
Mr.. Hall, a Radical.
The report on towns and cities was adop cd to-
day.
The report on education passed its second
reading by strict party vote. 1t opens the
University and all public schools to blacks and
whites alike.
The Conservatives moved to have different
schools for blacks and whites, but 1t was voted
down by the Radicals. The ordinance eompeis
all persons to send their children to public
schools for 10 months, between the ages OF 8 and
10 years, who are not able to educate them other.
wise. This, of course, obliges poor white men
to send their children to school with negro
children.
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state Political Conventions.


THE NEWS IN GENERA
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sS ROAD TICKET OFFICE,
VOC Pennsylyania avenue, between Four and-a-half
and Sixth streets.
GREAT CoNyENIBNCE.
Tickets sold to all points, North, East, West. aud
Southwest
Baggale called for and checked at Hotels and pri.
yate residences In all parts Of the City and George
town.
By this arrangement, passengers can provide them.
selves, at their leisure, with tickets and baggage
checks. and avoid all annoyance at the depot
Sleeping car tickets can also be secured At this
Office. mh5lm'
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VS. FROM ALASKA.
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LATEST rELEGRAPHIC NEWS
N Z VS. FROM EUROPE.

THE FENIAN PRISONERS IN ENGLAND.
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THE LATEST NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

THE MARYLAND sENAToRsHIP.
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~ 10 FARMERs AND PtANTERs.

" The subscribers offer Tor sale, In lOts 10
suit purchasers, 1900 Tons OF D0UBLE-REFiNED
POUDRETTE, Of the Lodi Manufacturing Company,
mails o. New YORK eity, 2or which The sompssy have
exclusive esS cent %, Price only TWENTY-FIVE
York added: Warranted ~ the company to DO equal
In market Tho results Corn, Cotton, Tobacco and
Grain have been astonishing the past season. II ma
lures the crop from ten days to two weeks earlier
doubles the crop. Pamphe with certificates Of hun.
dreds OF wel-known planters and farmers and every
INFORMATION, sent Tree to any applying by letter
or otherwise to THOS. HAYNES 3 SON,
10 McElderTy's Wharf, Baltimoret
H00E& wEDDERBURN,
49, Alexandria, Vat
Or to the Lodi Manufacturing Company,
laD-2n New York.
tl55-JUsT PUBLIsHED-Price 10 Gents.
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Insisted ON be wall Iesizn from The seFslcs before
be will obey DE Psssidssrs order. Gcusral
Sherman says further that be backs Grant In hls
cOnirOvrrsy With The PEesidssi, and hs writes
to bis brother, Que Of the Senators from Ohio.
Begging him ~ Introduce bill further cur,uil.
Ing the P''sidenrS power over the military Of
the country.
Here, then, are GsusEal Giant, LisulsnAnt.
General Shernlan, aud NlsjOr-0 Generals Meade aad
Sheridan, the four ranking officers 10 The Uui,sd
States army, against the Prtsidsnt 10 his mad
schemes Of disorganizalion. With ihsss agains,
him, there need be no fears that the Prssldrn,
can ever use the army TO forward any tevolu.
lionary movement.
These four military ehisf,alns are bu, typs,
too, Of the sentiment ofthe men who lately form
ed those great armies which erushed GU, treason.
Here aud there you may fad q soldier who gives
support 10 johnson, bu, the great body Of them
are With The Republican or Union party in poll.
lies. They know that the democratic party Of
to-day Is bu, the same party that, 10 1901, Gin
cited 10 treason aud Instruction and stirred
up rebellion, " and that commenced that mem
oFable contest which led TO such untold suffering,
TO the Saeriice Of 90 many lives. and 10 the anan-
cial distress under which we are now lAboring.
The soldiers are tight. They will not aid the
President In his crazy policy, but will supper,
the Congress 10 iis efforts To bring abou, peace
aud Union once more. They follow the lead Of
Gran, now, with as much confidence as they did
during The dark days Of war, and will aid the
loyal people Of the land In slsvatinE their loved
cheiian 10 the Presidential chair.
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WsaO,ics. With suFpFiSs aud regret, thai two
OF shrss Of ,hs RepubIIeaa papers in the State are
opposing The giving q MaEyland's vOis, IL The
Repablieaa Nominating Convention, 10 NJ.
Crcswsil As our BOnlinee Tor the vice Presidency,
aud In stating their opposition to so giving our
vote they bring charges agalus, tina, gentleman
unealled for, slnnderous aud untrue.
Wedo not know what Mr.. Cteswelrs chances
for the nomination are he may be Nominated,
or be may not be, bot even u be gets NO other
votes In the Convention, We insist that he should
have those Of his State. Even his hillerst op.
POnenis acknowledge bic great ability, aud du.
ring bis short bat brilliant career as United
States Senator for Maryland, he made himself u
National reputation. lie has proved himself to
be ineOrfnP,Ibls In politics. When johnson
threw himself into the arms Of democracy, Mr.
Cseswsll, though long his ardent admirrr and
supporter, refused TO follow hIm, denouncing bic
policy" a. unholy and unjust, aud since then
bis whole efforts have been given 10 effect the
reeons,rueiion Of ,hSs,A,es under Congressional
action. Whenever called upon he has stated his
views ably aud fearlessly, aud even nov, In com.
mon with Sickles and Cocbrane aud n host Of
other good Republicans, Mr.. Creswell Is stump
ing New Hampshire, urging the voters u
that State to come up once more and rebuke the
white House traitor. The charge that Mr. Cree.
well 10 looking forward TO having a controlling
influence In the matter Of the Federal appoint.
menis for Maryland, Is too contemplate for com
ment. While he representations may exrr, -
controlling influence In the matter Of these up.
POin,men,s, when they are 10 be made, his whole
character P~cludes the idea that he will exer,
that influence In behalf oF any one for any oiiicr,
whose record Il not Que Of clear and undoubted
loyalty. aud who Is not fitted To the position he
desires to Gil.
u the vsIe Of uaFylan delegation l. not given
to Mr.. crrswvli. to whom shall 1, l.. given. Il
seems TO be settled that SONG citizen Of Mary
land shall be 90 honorrsl---if not Mr. Crrswell.
who Judge Bond has publicly Withdrawn his
name--no other man has been used in tina, con.
neciion.
But We believe that ihrse maTplo's who are
sighting Mr.. Crrswsll ARE really attacking Gen.
Grant, over the formers shoulders, and that il
is part Of scheme quietly concerted io give
the vote OF The State To Mr.. chase, a. the Re-
publican nominee Tor the Presidency IL this
view II L-cOmrs important, and A. Gen Grant
Is unqnssiionahly the choice oi n large majuriiy
Of the Union mrn Of Mar. land for President, as
NJ. creswrl Is Tor the Vice Presidency. the pro.
pie should see 10 Il that their sentiments ATE not
'~'''Prs''n'sf in the nominating Convention -
TIE work OF killing OF these EXTREMISTS must he
done at the primary ssii's'. the initial point Of
ell Couvrn,ious. We urge. therefore, the i'm.
Porians~ al turning on, to the primary meetings.
and Of srnding delegates to the County Cnnvru-
ton who properly rePrrsen, the views aud wish.
e. Of the Union voters
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The Way Me Money Goes.

The militia system of our State judging from
the recent report of the Adjutant General.
promises TO be an expensive luxury 10 our peo-
pie. From this report We learn that the stats
owes for arms. $iis,32i for uniforms. tiIs,-
ESQ; making the nice little sum Of t9si, al.
for the payment Of which sum the Adjutant
General asks the Legislature to make an ap-
preparation. In addition IN the above sum,
$SI.s6s has already been expended To pay en-
rolling officers and examining surgeons, max.
ing the total cost Of the Maryland militia for
the past year s2ss.Oos.
Here. then. il an expenditure of the peoples
money Of f'eo hundred and ayty.sir MOasaad
aud ni"e dollars. for q single year. for military
purposes. In times II peace, aud for which M
necessity whatever exists to justify On snor.
nous an expenditure. We had no militia sys.
TEN in this State during the war. and we can.
not see much necessity for Il In time Of peace.
Nor can We see that any one IL benefited, sx.
cepi those holding the Offices and others who
have received large contracts 10 furnish arms.
uniforms, 4e. AR. Duncan McPherson, Of
baltimore city. who has the contract Ia furnish
uniforms, boas,ingly proclaims that he has
made in clear cash thirty thousand dollars from
his contract IN leSs than twelve month past.
and IL 10 fair IN presume that Msssrs. Poultnsy
Trimbls and Messrs. Walters a Co.. have al
50 had iat pickings from their contracts for
furnishing arms. aceontremsnts. 4c., aud Mr..
wethered, Of this county. has no doubt made
a snug little sum BY furnishing cle,h isr the
uniforms. We presume that NJ least on, Aun
dred hsaasaJ dollars ef the above sum has
gone into the hands Of officers and contractor.
a. clear gains IN them Such . system should
BE- aboli'hsd instantly. and the people relieved
Of this worse than useless expenditure of their
hard earned means. 1.-THE Legislature 10 de.
tertn!nsd To tax the people ~ the extent u
s2ss.oOe. we propose tha. the money be appFo.
pFiated 10 school purposes. for We believe they
would rather PAY for that than military culture.
Tar AKcnray o. rus SouTuEnx CmvAlAy -
In y. KIrks's Ias, novel, "Among The 0usrrll-
Las, is The following passage "ThsEs are no,
twenty d thess old families now lsft o. Virginia.
Your leading 'nsn al sprung nom sewers aud
dunshills. Jsn. Davis father ran away from
Tennrssev TO avoid arrest Gor hens Stealing lara.
we'll Rhe,,'s was m Irish elodhopv~r; Robert
Tombs-As his nams shows--a esase-iigesr -
and the original ancrsioFs VI ths wias fatally
we're cold f.s hundred pouuds Of tsbseco 70
pay biz passage rum ~ English prison. TIE
original doeumsn, which conveyed ihs sncssior
Of The lufhulsn, 0ovrraor VI vIsginla 10 plant
81 for snoarh II soLaero TO l~y bic lmssags from
London jail, 10 noe 10 the library Of Mr. ~.
ter Folce. To- waahinrtsn.
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- oas-Armsd soldier brlonxins h. NJ
Eighth Dist, Of uhia. Who happrssd 10 hs In Per
" eouu'y On ,is day ~ tie late slsesloH. walked
ihlr.y.two nlles 70 get % ruIlfond hat would
iahs him hs~s 10 VOTE iaF shs RspnLilsaa ssl-
dior, 1sha Beatty. and aRalasi NE dsnossaile
ex.soidier. Rsihsy iiHFus. Thar uss nj sas
arai march il.s ons-arnsd hero had maas 70
threw bic weight W fasar u he Uaion. Ne
mAds ~ sEamp - tssoialsly - b. made othsr,
dafiat ~ war aud voted against me secret loes
fshs hspuhiieaa Uaioa, lnsl - be no, al lls
opsa taf'ziEs.
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60 II euehs % hs srnstally haewa. yet u 10
not the, every loyal eIslsru. bslaR shs head q a
family, d ealIgird 10 oss hnadtsi aad sixsy
asffs II land. spea .hs laymsn, u Ten dollars
u fsss and aetuai sstfleinsnl IhsFr0f, ulDn W.
eanl laad 10 slihsF u he aiaass o. TERRITORIES
enoernpisd. A great deal 81 land Of nFpi quail.
y -, ssmalus upsppropFlsssd 10 Askansas,
louisiana, MisaouEi, aad o1hss Slater aad Ter
rioFirl.
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P0lnerOn Deill0ci.ncn.

u 10 not often that We occupy our space with
clippings from that infnmoua sheet, the la Cross
Dsmorraf bat We refer our readers 10 the FOL.
lowing extracts that they may know what kind
Of material the drmoeraey have served up To
them. This paper IL said To have the large circa.
laiion Of any democratic sheet In the West, and
second To none In the State Of Wisconsin, aud
We may safely inter that !, hut schoss the seu,i.
meni OF the parry that IL serves and whose adhe-
rents, even IN baltimore county, are found treas.
uring u rs q rrnlIy valuable document. Truly,
the modern democracy are In n. deplorable coz
diiiou whsR ,hry arr found indoTsiag by their
patronage amp sh,vi that will give space 10 such
villainos seniiines,sR 'lisisk presents In thrss
paragraphs.
Tia Nsasarsas Il late date. IN m article on
the approaching National Convention Of the Re.
publican party, says;
Nominate another Ab~ Lin-oln, and the
country will produce another Johu Wilkes Booth,
with his sec ssmIar tyraAHis In accordance With
the suggestions oi tue Ia Crosse DsmOerai, aad
ne ssa % sses Hs'r ready for the work r.
In the same nuuiLrr occars The following notice
''C0SFEDERATE fLaa. We wish a Confederate
DAG, six iret l"ng. OF nenrly, 10 place 10 oar
sancium l,y the side VI the national hag-raeh
being American aud having aOaisd over men
~hoss bravery never has bvrn surpassed
We doubt whrihrT there are any hags such As
that desired aLove In ,his souR,y. bu, II there
should be, aud The posssssor is DESTROYS Of hay.
Ing II adOrn the sAac,uai Of Brick POWsroy, We
presume the contract 81 transfer may be aFrang-
Cd .hroagh his recognized agen, In this place.
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JnS~ NJ. A. ". Fawosl,, " lialliwors, late
owurr OF ''Drx,sr,' has purrbAad, Al Davep.
port, lowe, The famous sIoi,ing stallion ''Basbas,
"Jr., payinE Sitso psf pound The price
sat,s 10 So. 0aI.