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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-06-26
ers, while in reality they are about as
meek and docile a set of women as are
to be found within the four seas.
The Sevens.

WE present below the workings OF
the seuens, and would say to our Radi-
cal friends, be not too severe on your Seu-
en- men who preferred to vote according
to law, testimony and conscience, to
being membe of the Radical party.
Read this list:
This number is frequently used in
the Bible. On the 18th day God ended
his work, the 7th month Noah's ark
touched the ground, and in days q
dove was sent out.
Abraham pleaded times for Sodom,
Jacob served years for Rachel, mourn
ed days for Joseph, and was pursued
days journey by Laban.
a plenty of years, and famine of
7years were foretold in Pharaoh's s dream
by fat and lean beasts, and ears of
full and ears of blasted corn.
On the 7th day Of the 7th month the
children of Israel tasted days, and re-
manned days in tents. Every years
the land rested; every years all bond
men were free, aud the law was read to
the people.
In the destruction of Jericho, priests
bore 7 trumpets days; on the 7th day
they sounded the walls times; and at
the end of the 7th round the walls fell.
Solomon was years building his
temple, and feasted days at its dedica-
ton. In the tabernacle were I lamps,
and the gold candlestick had : branches.
Naaman washed times in Jordan.
Jobs friend sat with him days and
nights and offered bullocks and Z
rams as an atonement.
In the Revelations we read Off church
es, 7 candlesticks, stars, trumpets,
plaques, thunders, wells, angels
and a headed monster.
The reign of the French Jacobins was
about years.
The reign Of the Jacobins of Ameri-
ca is about to end in the 7th year.
Seven Radicals We're honest enough
to vote according to the law, evidence
and Justice, on the impeachment case.
The seven may save our country
from disgrace and the Constitution
from entire destruction: All honor to
the ven.-Erceport Bulletin.
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THE Cincinnati and st. Louis papers
say there is to be new edition OF the
scriptures, termed the Chicago Bible, II
characteristic feature OF which is an i'm
proved family record, In addition TO
the pages ordinarily devoted to births,
marriages, deaths, several leaves will
be devoted to divorces.
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JERSEYTOWN DIRECTORY.
HOTELS AND SALOONS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
- BLooMsBuRG, COLUMBIA CO., PA.

BLUUMSBUItG, IUIUMBIA NU,, TN
The undersigned having purchased this we'll
known and centrally located house, the Exchange
Hotel, situate ON MAIN STREET In Bloomsbury
Immediately opposite the Columbia county Court
House, respectfully inform their friends and the
public in general that their house is now in order
for the reception and entertainment of travellers
who may be disposed TO favor 1t with their GUS
tom. They have spared no expense In preparing
the Exchange for the entertainment oftheirguests
neither shall there be anything wanting ON their
part to minister to their personal comfort. They
house Is spacious, and enjoys an excellent Dusi-
ness location.
Omnibuses run at all times between the Ex-
change Hotel and the various railroad depots, by
and from the respective stations in due time to
meet the cars. kOONS CLARK.
Bloomsbury April Q, 1865.
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WE learn by the Church throniole, that
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Stevens will hold
services at Danville, Sunday July 5th;
at Ashland, Tuesday July 7th at Cen
tralia Wednesday July sth; going from
there to Shamokin, Sunbury and so on
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Executors and Administrators Notice $500; Au-
ditor's Notice $3.50 Other advertisements inser-
ted according to special contract.
Business notices. without advertisement, twenty
cents per line.
Transient advertisements payable in advance
all others due after the first insertion.
sS- 1t is. In all cases. more likely to be satlsfac-
tory, both to subscribers and to the Publishers,
that remittances and all communicate ions respect
ing the business of the paper be sent direct to the
office of publication All letters, whether relating
to the editorial or business of the paper.
and all payments for subscriptions advertising,
or Iobbing, arc to be made to and addressed
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Printed at Robison's Buildings, near the Court
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c. NJ. yANDERsLICE.
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REV. DIR. BIssEIL was consecrated.
Bishop of Vermont, on the 3rd of June
at the new Christ Church, Montpelier.
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Lancaster Correspondence, Cincinnati Com
mercial
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-03-11
!. THE LADIES' DELIGHT.

WILL keep constantly IN hand, tina, celebrated
Scotch Snuff, in Biadders, put up by ". J..
Eserton. Warranted superior to any made in the
Bsi'sd s,sies.1 For sale By ~ IlLfflfll.a.9 i3.i
w 4. PEASANTS.
. Jan. 90. "a
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Ten Dollars Reward.

INFORMATION wanted Of nous. eoored Mares
m,ns sud tail nearly blars. lar ,fze whiSh va
uilrd IN Onngn spunir Worth Caralina. dutin
Court week II Marlborough, ta"h.ty On J'aeSla,
the .SIh II FsbfuWy last. Fhn roguc trimmed het
tai. aud probably kss mnc, viii give the above
tsWad Tor any inot haiisa 1t win eabls me TO 10.
eov,t .hs animal Tie rogue WIS suc-,cj. anil the
hose f.t wllifh the mate us traded will b. given
also, III the mare |. Iriurnrl u me. avaoa~ @st=v
,di.s Rev. n q. TINsIN, tIillsbsrOugh NO
Match ~ qf@a 2s-3np
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CHARLES L. COOLEY.
......---.--.------..--.--.-.- II 2l--
" MILTON CHRONICLE"

Intcnting 10 dissolve nay connection with the
" DASyILLE TINES embrace Tits nIeshod Of an.
nouneng my purpose to resume the publication Of
that old and popular journal. the mirror CHHoSr
CTS" in Jan. 1865. Persons wishing To subscribe
are requested to forward their to MiIton,N.c q.
lhe price OF the paper will be II 5O1er six months,
or 81 per annum-payahie on receipt Of the frsi
number, in currency or provisions. o. ~G.a@
AGsFiiStrs will lind this paper one OF tho best ads
veEllsing mediums in the up Csunuy, and q thr
business men in D1nvillc, Richmond, Petersburg,
Norfolk, Baltimore and n. Nork ,ei v, want the use
Of Printers ink thai wiA pay. let them @s..s
ADVERTISE IN Tng MILTON cHRoSrcLE.
want 1000 sohscr hers for start. CasweII, fam.
cd Tor her yellow eaftobacco intelligence wealth
and pretty girls, will furnish i've hundred Of this
number, aud Person, no less famed will roll up 500.
Halifax, Va, Granville, Orange, AIamance, and
Rsckingham. n. g., will more than make up the
balance and Old Piltsylvania will run the measue
oven" Forward your names, friends and let all whs
wish 10 advertise send along their Advertisements .''
4 Letter from " JESSE FOL mes, Tie Fool Rd.
Ter" viii be published monihly.
Address me OF Milton, y. q.
&. N. D. EVANS. "
- Brethren Of the press will very much obIiss
uc ny noticing. "~
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4. II. POGUE, t
E. Iiillsborough, n. G. ,

nm c4sr pa H@taH 81 = q
10 KEGS Mills, by the ,Reg. z..,amtnts~am
- - boxes Snud, Virginia Belle, f#
900 u aesto box, Sis 90 per bar.
or 10 cents per bale, aaaa a@aw S0G v 4
Sheet Iron al n cents per pound.
Russia sheet Iron at IS cenls per poand.rg Z
sheet ZINC NJ 20 cenis per pound. T.
sou 10. best Leaf Lard. $1,000. -.
800 lbs. Sugars, as,h'ea,9 49," '.~@@8% #F
100 lbs .@hcsi soda.
2V0 lbs. Coffee, best Rio, ell a8a vtaaH astg K
PspPYr SPICE aud finger, Il
7 l5JG Of yer, ins Chewing Tobacco. emsv l.
For Sage by t.t7 - "a $780,. r
iT1T@ : .lAd E. r. PoGUE. =
aa.3s gese&,1 ~ tai r.'s Ihl!sborough. Il
FA.l. l9JH1 as
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FRESH ARRly AIS.
$50 s~@'e February Ter, 1868.
Fell L..

H#a #s##* FEBRUARY isis 1898. a
p VERY CHEAP FOR CASH OR BARTER.
Java t.atlre, L'guayrt Cpliee, Rio Coffee. syrup,
~ Crlsf finssir, Bacon, lard, AMI Sailed Beet.
IL ERDstNE anL Aurora OIL Lamps, Chimney
Ia and Micks. ...~
HORSE Collars. Trace CHAINS, AIe., Hoes.
III Drawing knives slesl Hoes. Steel Fo,ks.
spades. Long and shuh Handle shoNels. SOLE snd
Upper Leather, Zoe Herring. l. .# .sa.a .. s-@ F@
All kinds cfProdUcr taken for goods The year round
sl haa .>@@#e WANTED. .@@ *~
q particularly want now. shsllej Oats. Leaf and
Manufactured Tobacco, Corn, Wheat. Sweet anil
irish Potatoes Cabbage. Batter, Eggs, Pork, Bacon,
Lard, Beef Mutton, and ANYTHING else to eat. ~.
JAMES WEBB. !r.
February 10. s~&'*" .>~'- as
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" 'hst .A.idsnss ot ,hr hai,s l,ttet. ~ the 18th
instant. hyths Rev. q. :. Webb. Mt. John UM.
SIZED to Mis-. vlRGiNIA D. HOLLOWAY. all d
oranse county. ....-..v. ~~s.v
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-'00' II spRING TRADE! wv

TvHE undersigned, retaining his thanks TO the
i Merchants and sthers, who have favored him
with their patronage, takes pleasursin announcing 10
hi. friends and ihe public that he is able to make
a further deduciionlin the Wholesale prices of
. TIN, WAPE,.
and by using The best material and avaiing himself Of
The use ofthe most improved aehinesy, he oilers
TIN WARE, WHOLEsARE AND RETAIL,
Of SUPERIOR quality toauy manufactured elsewhere
in the state. =, =.
He sl offers to take in exchange any kind Of good
barter, but DIES not want to sell Tin Ware, any
thing else, on time. saHEt
~ +. II. POGUE, so
~~ ., Iiillsborougr y. G.
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I.dIY1914a TAU $4,000 WII
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS,

... .s41W fai1a vi aGI
&c. +.
,EHE subscribers desire 10 inform their friends and
The public, ,hat they have opened an establish
mea Tor the manufacture Of sgf#af .4ai,g3 ,e1gpg.t
SADDLES, BRIDES, HARNESS. Ia
and every thing usually keptii their line Ct business
They intend TO make good work out Of good mate
rats. and sell ~ reasonable rates ar money or coun
TRY produce delivered when the work il taken from the
establishment. | 2% %t"f =,
'fhey will be found in The front room Of the Hedg-
peth Hoel (eniember the place. ready at all times
10 attend TO spiifsor anything else needed in their
kne Of business. ~ = go .'"'
THEY eatnealy solicit persons 10 give them 4 call
before Purchasing elsewhere, u they are confident
hey will be able 10 please. 10th 10 quality and price.
i,.a Fl s.... , .' A, HEDGPErH & CO.
January 30. Ids ..... -s,'. "a.
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4 Cnaehnsn in Dubuque has .uddenly
and sao,psetsdly iEheriisd S s50.ouO hi the
death 81 an uncle Ia Ireland. ..... $685.. 3.
"a famine in Scandinavia /. among the
latest mIslor,anes reported fran Ear"pe.
Mad hAr,ests last wear ssusrd Il. Snd the
people are asking ha aid from the surround
ny countries. .e4~~. m #@@# -. 9
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COOKING STOVES.

&s6oOD assortment constantly kept OF hand, for
IA Sale Cheap. Special Attention iIsiled 70
Durkls Patsni the besl stove In the market, WhlclI
wartIhi,to slse satisfaction in every instance. low.
Buckr Ps,rni sit. Ppc and Furniture No. $50 90
Burk'. Patent with ripr and Furniture No.7 'ssS 10
bucks fs,ept viii, pipe and Furniture No. 5000.
N..l take Cash, or good Barter. ~ eneE &
.a~a 49, a@'<.."~, L. II. POGUE.
%..*.* fl a. <"'' Hlllsborough.
Feb IL. o. @#@-A .*@# go
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.~s COMP RIO MIS-
AGilssr .-. h..
BAN X RUP ICY.

ENO my oil rasouiet- anil friends. snd to those that
a are axIng me. . VOID Il ronsolati N aad adj
ueS. fss sud eil.c, crmpromse befofe going TO-
- Bspk aplry, DO your part; you can eiiest
Iguniss Wilh De, aIl ibRA witi nj b"nesI creditors.
u il b,h IL yIus AMI thelT interest 10 DO 81. Make
far showt M AID sialsnenl, and ii you cant ra, but
ten crnls In the dnllar OF can't pay any thing, will
lie psrIscty saisrd. and ens yau OP your paper. II
,cu can pay one hundred ceEls ia abe dollar dn
10 not 5s disposed &c shirk. You ioI 10 1--we neat
ysar. aud YOU hsse chilIGsn. Rsmeinbe' great
u.sny Of "a can csel compromise with your creji.
tors with tile aniount YOU pay 10 Bankrupt officers
sui Isawyru IHaye not Narrated % sued any pei.
sou since ths surrender, ard have tie consolation 10
say that aea have collected ~ many old debts
aud a. rnush nancy a. any concstnoS ihdis.lnaI. IA
proportion In tbs sane amguns due. thnk a. much
81 tie nsnthN paid me tea e,nrs IN the dollar Ola
enmpfamise, - DO 81 lae man thai paid me QUE
Eunited csnis IN the dollar, .s.. +s@+.rs~
My friends. ynu will irsl better w efeciing com.
peamiss Jon eau tsoa vita b,tief grace your neigh.
Dor that you iJsIy oss. ~. .t-. - 81 s-'
l. Y#HtE5 - ID. C.. PARKS.
Y Fell L.. ....ns. 4a I'D. ga-
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WANTED.
.FOR ALE.

s-..s ...s ,r u u u, 20 d .A-
A Valuable tation.
ssuRsUANr ,osdccrcsof Orange Comfy Court,
February Term, 1863. | will sell 10 the highest
bidder, Al the CJur House Door in Iiil,botough. on
Monday the aolh day Of March next. thai valuable
tract Of land Belonging 70 The estate If HENRY q.
STROUD. deceased, contsining three hundred ard
lhiay aetss, adpiping tho lads Of Henry whi,ied,
Josiah Turnet, j., aud others. a4 s@
Tcrms Of sale--rwslvs months credit, with into.
rect aixr sx months Bopd with three good ,urstics
viii be- required title reserved uuli purchases
psji. Sale AZ 10 o'sloek. a'As' Ga q -"
sa u. NJ. G. STROUD, .2dm'r.
Februsy 20. as
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TWENTY-FIVE Cents Reward.

6'N WITT" ENVWN
ID w nwsv ffm che suhsctiasr, on sunuls night
~ the lstinsIanl two snotd hays, bound 10 me BY
the County lour In 1859; ihelcIiea. NATHAN
THOMts nARnfs. about sixteen year. old. dnk
esm,,le1ien, and spar buit. The othsf, DOCTOR
wODDSoN HARRIS. abosi thirteen years old.
light complexion. and heavy built All person. are
forbid hpfholidg sfcmpeyins hen under tbs penalty
ofthe Law. -
frny.ecnt. rvatd viii BE- sivSn f@,hsir spprc.
hsnsion and fciem 10 mo, .Taft 49, a
i. w, HALL.
March 2s-
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F4rlrqHUato1 or


Qusss EspLnYaESr. I've hesrda pretty
co,d story The other day, where an honest
faced Hoosier went into a fancy store in
Cincinnati in hunt of situation. The
proprietor. or head clerk was sitting inthe
counting room, with his feet elevated, con-
tenpla,ing human life through the soften
ing Influence Of cigar smoke. saf.eL
Our .Hoosiier friend addressed him las tol-
lows:
do you want to hire any man about
YOUR, establishment" 'rsga k9grt aa1E . i
The clerk Looked differently, hut seeing
his Gu stomer, concluded 10 have little fun
QUE Of him, so he sr swrred very briskly, al
the SINE time pulling out a large and costly
handkerchief. and ~ ipipg his nose on it.
I" Yes. sir; what sort OF a situation d"
you wauts" p l''ae@'~
"Weli, I'm not PARTICULAR. Pm ont OF
work. and almost any thing will do me Tor
WHILE aaa aatnaata@ +. asatf'e1" .. ~
Eyes, s.d give you 81 a situation, iii,
willsuu yaa,' 90 ID : gsg s. - So gaoaa,.@
= .,Whsl il i'll WHAT'S to be done. and
wirat do you give :YNidaa sa"Haa@' .haaa. ere
eraWelis I wan, hand 10 chew rags into
paper, aud il, you are willing to set'in, you
may begin Al once
dGuod as wheat! Hand over yourFass."
"Herr. take this handkerchief and com
mcnce with ill., e#a# taeeeH ." +1h&
The Hoosler saai The =" seH,"sud quietly
putting the handkerchief INTO bis pocket,
saiked hai, remsrkiue:A } - "a - = -
when | get IL cnc~ed, stranger. afH
lrteh il baekr8H8t A"5f"""
RNt#6&s 4 ~ ...4@*.
ravy cRoexgr. Da,y happened once /"
be present. at an exhibition Of animals in
the city ut Washington. whrua maoksy
seemed 10 attract his particular attention,
AID he absiriclcd'v observed
III tiat lelinw had M = piw ~ specie
c'.., Il. woala look. like Major WIsht. nj
Ohio" ..-..#.zss z.s.esa ~ %~#sea
The major happened 10 he just beh'pd
Crockett. aud tapped Davg on tue .>hou der.
rarains round, Dary very loraaiIr re.
MARKED ....@@l-r
"rn bs'hahgej. msiar. If I know whose
pardon 10 SIX. ynar.af The monkeys"
As an evidence OF what white muscle
and industry e,a accomplish IN the South,
when inpells.lby spni, of perseverance, 1,
the Cuthbsn GA 4gprui slate. 'h,t Nr.
Jackson Bats. Of Sissart cnaaiy, assisted
by his snf;. aiAi Of twelve years. r,i.ri aud
gathered. thr past ssssan. eight bales al
.ot,on. svcraging 500 paaads each, $50
bushels IT carn. so husllsis II potatoes. aud
Alout rs busheI. y. wheat in the baiga
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-~ IVES Ell IL CHEAP.
sr.'il ".-..,,>...,... :. -.....- w.
An Honest man who owes Us, will pay us
before buying good. elsewhere for Cash.
= BROWI & co,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-07

Governor for the still higher one Of ex-
Candidate for the Presidency, and ex.
Office holder generally. Is
One of the most significant "ratif-
cation meetings held since the nomina-
ton of Seymour and Blair was that OF
the Central Chase Association of New
York. On the night Of the nomination
they met and resolved, in substance,
that whereas they had for time been
displcased with Republicanism, and
had hoped in Democracy, and whereas,
with the adoption Of the platform and
announcement of the nominations, the
scales had fallen from their eyes, and
they could now see as far into the stone
fence a. anybody, and whereas they
felt disinclined to butt against it, there
fore they would vote for Grant and Col
fax. These are very sensible resolu-
tions, and we believe the Central Chase
represents hundreds of
thousands of the drifting and undecided
vote, from whom we shall soon hear
the same responce.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-07

ALETTER from Hon. Geo. C. Gorham to
William Bausman, Esq, Secretary of Cen
trail Council No. l Of the Order of FREEDOM
Defenders, San Francisco, in which he re.
views the political field, contains the fol-
towing reference to his own candidacy last
year;
know that the Democracy have made ex-
tensive calculations on carrying the electoral
votes of our State and that they have based
these calculations on the reverse our party
encountered last year. l know, too, that it
is their policy to SOW the seeds Of dissens ion
and disaffection in our ranks. This they
did with great effect during our last CAM
paign, through various agencies. They are
profuse in pretended sympathy with some
member Of our party, who has. as they say i,
been wrOnged. At one time it is some as
pirant who has failed to secure a coveted
nomination at another, it is some person
who, having been nominated, failed to sue
coed in the election. l am sure that none Of
our friends will be deceived by any such trans
parent trickery of the enemy. II any rem
contests within the party still fingers IN
any minds, a generous, united and enthusi-
astic support Of Grant will Danish them As
mists are dispelled by the sun. To that
work let US all address ourselves, dismissing
all thoughts of personal advancement, and
all remembrance Of past jisappointments.
In the future of our party let US know 10
tests except fidelity to the cause in the Pres
idential election Of 1868. If We determine
on that and Danish all petty animosities
and factionsl div isions of the past, the nov
exultant Democracy in California will re-
turn to the outer darkness to which their af-
fliation with the rebellion consigned them
during the war. am full Of faith in Cali
fornia. She will return TO her allegiance to
the cause of Justice and Liberty. Chase
and Blair take few old Republican with
them into the ccpperhead camp. as johnson
and Hancock take very few lOyallsts Of DEM
ocratic antecedents with them. Let every
true man enter into the contest with energy
will and faith, and we shall gladden. the
majority as we used to give in war times.
hand. We see the party Of re-
action afflicted with madness, end their
plumbers contributing to the certainty Of
Dur victory. Grant will be as decisive!y vic
torious over Seymour as he was over that
other Democratic leader, Robert E. Lee.
The national honor will thereby be lnain- |
aimed, and the civil war threatened BY the
Democracy be averted. Then, with the ma
.ional credit mistaken, the currents Of trade
between a II portions oil the country restored
to their natural flow, and the bitter party
pir it Of these times a.layed by the sense Of
security which will follow the inauguration,
# Grant, and the consequent stability of
fairs. we shall enter upon a realization of
he national tranquility and prosperity
rhich is the desire Of every good citizen.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-07

GORHAM Nor WITH STEwARr AND Coz
SKss.-We find the following s,atemen,
10 the Sacramento Bee of Wednesday
last:
1t was announced that Senators Cole, Con-
ness and Stewart, and Secretary Gorham,
started sometime ago from Washington, over
land for California. We learn that Secretary
Gorham did not start with them, but that he
was to have lief: Washington to-day, overland
for California, and that he expects TO be at
Carson City, Nevada, On the 18th where he
will tarry few days.
Charles N. Gorham. Mayor of Marys-
vile, having been 10 Sacramento attend
ing the State Convention at the time
indicated, we suppose the Gee man got
his Information from him.
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DExoSsrRArEp.-Afe few days ago a party

DEMoHsTRATEp.-Afew days ago a party
Of men was seated in an auction house on
Main street, talking politics. One of the
number. Jerry &C., an intelligent and
staunch Republican. kept up his 8" end of
the log with ease IN the course OF the
party, the majority Of which was Democrats,
and listened attentively for some time. The
only thing noticeable about the newcomer
we're his solid looks and = general appearance
of having quarreled with soap. As Demo:
crat clinchsd his argument with laIge-sized
negro, the man. locking At Jerry O'C, jerked
out, That's the talk; you bet your CUTS I'm
4 Democrat every time. Jerry eyed him
" I've not the least doubt Of it. You bet
l can prove il" said the stranger +" Tough:
in the Confederate army for two years and
half. and am a true-blue Democrat! '-Recse
Rirer RereiAb.
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even if insanity cannot be shown to have
prompted Seymoar's course of action.
But, crazy or sane, the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency is as per-
siste ut a mobocrat as be was Eve years
ago. By the exercise Of his personal
and official influence in 1868 he inaugu-
rated a rebellion in rear Of our armies
which was a practical movement IN be-
half of the secessionists, compared with
the dangers of which, Vallandingham' 8
. flor ia the same direction we're harm
less and blameless. True to his in
stincts or his mania, whichever may
infiuence him, he now stands as the rep
resentative man of the Revolutionary
Party in ls6S-the party which has
made declaration of war in behalf of
a white mans government" at the
South, a part of their platform. Is
Horatio Seymour IS irresponsible for
the errors of his official and political
career as poor Lord Gordon, and for the
same reason that Gordon was irrespon-
sible =? Or is he immeasurably worse
than the crazy Lord, being not entitled
to the palliative plea of lunacy?