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HUNG oUr IRIS FLAG.

A notorious Radical in Frederick be-
came SO elated over the defeat Of Gov.
ernor SWAIN for the Genatorship that
he 10 the exuberancc OF his gladncss
displayed from window OF his house
a 6fty-cent specimen Of an American
flag. This man, the papers Of that
place Inform US, was during the war
one Of those tools Of Radical tyranny
..kaoTn as Judges Of Election" and
rendered himself notedly infamous by
/ tho manner in which he prostitated the
dulles Of his position TO serve the bo.
! hests of his INSCRIPTIONS partizans.--
lWefarc also told that this stolid bigut
rasliEed considerable fortune during
1.-The war az aco6in contractor, aud made
by staying at home aud bnyging
tithdbraye men that bawlers Of his ilk
hid induced to rush TO their death for
fstho cause Of "thc Union" Having
Thus fattoned Of of the fruits Of war 5
! desdation, he has now retired and be.
: cane conspicuous as builder Of
: sanrches and negro equalist. A pub.
s.iic man must be in the right path with.
= out doubt who has gained tho malicious
: enmity Of such specimens Of humanity
/. as this man and his fellows.
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The Delnocrallc Con,en,Ion.

Parties are 10 Washington 10 con
sultation With the lending Democratic
politicians a. to The iiue, and place Of
holding the next Presidential copven-
ton. They urge Cincinnati as the best
point at which 10 hold il, and say that
the Democracy Of that city win do the
handsome thing If itshould Be- selected.
The opinion is expressed that PESpLE.
roS win be the nominee.
With reference TO the time Of hold.
log Conventions for The nomination Of
candidates for the Presidency, il l.
stated by a contemporary that Harrison
was nominated 10 December Of the year
before the election; jackson, Van Ba.
rcn, Cass and I.incoln (irst tinlc) 10
May, Polk, Clay, Taylor, Pierce, Scott,
Fremont, Buchanan, Douglas, Breckin.
ridge aud Lincoln (secoud term 10
june; aud Mcclellan 10 September the
latest nomination made.
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Nra PcniicArioSa-Ws have anon or
table = long li.t % mos, esccllea, pablica.
iinna go many, indeed that We can do 20
more Than can attention TO no tesl
Cooley lhdy's Book excellent "a usssl
L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
Arihaf Home Magazine fine uunior
i. > Arthur, 81 Chessnut strrpl, Phaa
Northern Monthly ucw ca,dian,e u
aFsI class merit 2is broad afeet. New.
ark, n. j.
Old Guard splendid AVID Democratic -.
Van Evrie, llorien 4 Co, io2 Nassaa H..
Now York.
New York Worlds Almanac, iais Of
standard merit and interest.
kelisy's Wcokiy-a beautiful illustrated
We cordially welcome. ~ cents 4 sInslc
copy. Kelley 4 Co.. @ns Bfaadaay. u. ".
chronological loaraaI ~ absorbing IN
lgrcs, . as. =. u. Wells, $50 llnoaslwny,
Nrw York.
The Southern ioarnal Of Musw. I.otis
Vile, ky., Is . welcome visitor.
The Mystic Temple devoted 10 the inter.
esis u tbs Masonic Fraternity. 0 spruce
STREET. n. Y.
TIE CaumH UNioS ReligiausIy Week.
y ~hish pnshshes shs latest SERMON by
Henry Ward Boocl, 10 each iaate. Price
" ~ yef ycaF, otiipe, Beekmau street.
New fnsk
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stanton and The PRECEDENT.

Some time ago President Johnson
deemed the removal Of r, NJ Stanton
from the War Department nccersary
for the welfare ofthc country, and ap.
pointed Gen. Grant 10 his place. This
prcrogatise has been exercised By every
President from Washington down 10 the
present incumbent No person ever
disputed this right IN the Executive
Jackson said 'my Cabinet must be a
unit, aud removed all except enc. II
is no just as il is iudispcnsably necessa
~. A few days ago the U. s. Senate
passed resolution reinsta,ing Stanton
at the same time notifying him Of the
fact. On the Tuesday following Stan.
ton appeared al the War Department
and took possession Of the same as Sec.
rotary Of War. Had an act Of this
kind boon perpetrated dozen years
ago, such voice of disapprobaiiou
would have come up from The people
that would have driven the revolution
lists 10 the Senate back 10 the holes
from which they came. But now the
people are getting used TO such work
Of usurpation--they have forgotten
that the price Of liberty is eternal yigi-
lance--and revolutionary acts like this
and Kindred ones follow one another ia
such close succession that they create
no uneasiness In the minds Of the
magses. Tins onr Iibertiee ara d,v;o.
ding away till there il nothing left Of
them--and VIC shall soon have instead
a despoiism aud ruined country. Well
may We exclaim-
ifShall proud oppression rule orr soil,
Which Washington defended?
Shall honest people sweat aud toll,
Ard have theit t{ghta recommendation
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About eleven o'clock on Friday night
tiye uegrocs came 10 the store of Mr..
NJ. a Muldrow, ia Darlington Distriet,
aud rapping up the cle-k Dir r. Sugs,
asked admiftancc Mr. Sugs inquired
who they were, aud receiving the re.
Spouse that they we're friends come to
trade with him, opened the door Of the
store. Four negrocs, armed with dou-
bic baffolcd shot guns, entered and plal
cling their weapons IN the corner Of the
room, commenced examining goods, re-
marking that they weroin tho employ
Of the railroad, had just been paid off,
and desired to make purchases to the
extent Of ten dollars each About fifty
dollars worth Of goods we're selected,
when one Of the humber asked Dir.
Sugs If DO oonId change a treasury note
Of the denomination OF one hundred dol.
lars The wife Of Mr.. Sugs, who was
IN an adjoining room, heard the remark,
aud her suspicious being sexcitsd by it,
she went out Of tho back door 10 the
house ola gentleman named Wyndham,
and requested him 10 come to the store,
and IL sase any trouble should occur to
render AIr. Sags what assistance he
could. Mr.. Wyndham complied tax ing
gun with him, and ae he reached the
store heard the report Of shot
He threw opon the door, and was imme.
diately fred apon Eve times by the ne.
groes. lie returned the Ere, whom they
rushed upon him and seized bis gun,
and seaiiIe eusued, daribg which he
managed to effect his esenpc, and repair
ing 10 Mr. MuIdrow's house. reported
the condition Of affairs. As soon a,
the latter could dress and arn bimself
he ran 70 the store, accompanied BY Sir
Wyndham. There al was quiet, ana
entering they found the shelves of sh,
store completely stripped, this mono,
dcsk robbed, and tho clerk, Mr. sugs
lying dead on the floor, load OF buck
shot having passed through his head
From this melancholy scene Messrs
Muldrow aud Wyudham went 10 III,
house Or the latter. shere they fonn,
that Mr. Wyndhsm's lsahcr.in law ha,
been dangerously shot twice in the head
and his wife 10 three Different places 3,
the same party Of negroes. - CharlssfgI
f1urgsr
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WEsrMINsTER, MD.
sENATOR TllOMAs.

The question Of the admission OF
Senator Thomas Of Maryland to his
seat occupied considerable portion Of
the attention last week Of that august
body known as tho Senate Of the
dUnitsd States" His claims we're ve-
hemently opposed BY the extreme Rad
icals, whilst Senator Doolittle made a
telling speech 10 advocacy Of the right
Of our State to have representatives Of
her peoples choosing admitted. A
vote has not yet been reached, but
every indication points to The concla-
sion that when Il is, our Senator will
DO rejected. A correspondent Of tho
New York Tribune in Washington
writes that the enemies Of Governor
Swami arc snxiousfor Senator Thomas
admissiou, for fear that tho Legislature
If obliged 70 select another may send
them Mr.. Swami, 4s.s .f
Thus for moro than ayear has a SOW.
ereigu Statea-one of tho Ofa Thirteen
Of Revolutionary rcnown--bccn knock
ing at the door Of the Senate, and de-
msuding her rights underline constitu,
ton Of the land And thus do these
fsnatichl usurpers Of power heap out
rage and insult upon our people. 1t j.
clearly the duty Of every true Mary
Lander TO Mt once aud emphatically as
sert the claims Of his State TO her priv.
iIegeS as 4 member of the Union, ere
tho last yestige Of Constitutional Lab
erty is stripped from, Us, aud before oui
sovereignty as citizens born to Freedom
is sacrificed upon the altar Of Ii,
Eoloch of Radical hate and oppression
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6nngrass.

The proceedings Of Congress during
the past week have been Of much inter.
est to those who wish once more TO sec
tho people Of this country happy aud
prosperous. The widest visionary Of
Radical extremism could never have
imagined the startling excuses to which
the Radical faction 10 Congress would
so. Both Houses vic with each other
in the adoption Of outrageous and re,
Voting measures. Aladdened by tho
indubisable evidences, furnished by the
late. elections, Of their copdemnatiou By
an indignant, outraged people, feeling
kcenly the hopelossness OF regaining
their lost fortunes, they are making ey-
cry effort 10 plunge the country into tho
bottomless depths Of ruin. They are
making one terrible death stroke 70 per-
petuato tl1eir power; 70 do this, they
will sirk the country into the horrors
OF Ffeneh RESOLUTION,
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A sign OF Inc rlmea.

AZ the Republican County couyeui
ton held IL indianapolis on Saturday,
tho following preamble aud resoIriiou
were adopted:
lFhersas Equal and sxse, justice
should rule the action d public a. well
a. private debtors 10 dealing with their
creditors; therefore.
Resoieoi That the bonds And other
obligations Of the General Goyeram mt
which DO not expressly slipulato for
payment 10 coin 90 sha,t facn should
be paid 10 legal moaey; aud that ouf
delegates to the S,sto Convention arc
instructed 70 yols Tor resolution 10 the
State platform embojyipg this PROPOSE
ton,
What sill the Eastern Radicals say
70 that
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A FEARFUL TRUTH.

~ - -
Ever, retnorselessiy, III the track Of vii.
lamy follows the ayenging spirit Of Justice.
Her uplifted dagger may be turned aside
again and again by the thick panoply OF
wealth and powerl but at some unguarded
moment Il inevitably strikes the doomed
victim Of her wrath, and in darkness, blood
aud death he lies helpless and uudone. The
worlds eye, indeed, may sometimes be
blinded 70 the stroke, butstillit falls, and
in secret agony the yulsnre gnaws at the
eyer living yitals Of the wretch, hopelessly
hound like Prometheus to the rock Of retri.
butlve vengeance 4 49, +.
TIE above fearful truth, and fitly
Spoken, is from the Westminster ,Seati-
mel, and no doubt its words strike home
with awful force to the conscieneas Of
some Of its readers. Justice may in.
deed be turned aside again and agais
by the thick papOplys Of prossituted
power; but the ayeuging Nemesis is
eocr on the track ofathe guilty, and, in
secret the ypltare gnsws at the ever
living sitals Of the wretchl "Yen.
geance is mine, saith the Lord r n
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The Trulh In 3 xnlrhcli.

The New York Horii. ia reference
to the cry Of ''hafd tines that " heard
now, IN all parts Of the eouutry--bu,
especially 10 the West--thinks ..it il
passing strange that, With very few ex.
cepio1a. tbs people al elanor for hairs
Of the dog that had bitten them The
cry Of the people il Tor more rredoem.
able paper money, As Il there we're any
SPECIAL virtue in grccnbaeks that would
ease them Of their troables. Il i sye.
Gle. not egeeBbseks, that is needed -
just % long as the taxes are high sud
Congress persists 10 keeping over one.
fourth Of the country undcr military
rule az IN enormous expense; just 20
Ioug ~ our business transactions are
based on q currency that 10 valuaIcss
the moment i passes beyond the limits
Of the Uaited States. Jas, so long mist
Tho people expect 70 suffer- That i
~ few words, the marrow Of the INIT
ter
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C0EONEL b1AULsHY.

The Frederick Lason Of l6et week
contains tho sollowidg just gsmarks -
referenee to Colonel AIauIsbys
sIn entering the lists against Frank
Thomas ii IKe lrgdFth Congressional Dis.
trict ia 1896, the Democratic Conservative
candidate we'll know that with over 1000
voters disfranchised by the Radical Regis
try law, there was no chance Of an cleo.
tom yet Notwithstanding this hopeless "a.
pect Of affairs, Colonel Manlsby made =
vigorous fight for supremacy, and succeed
I'd IN reducing the s.0ld War Horses. ma.
5ority Of 1854 by several thousands. In
thct contest he labored eith zeal and abii-
ity, ana spent bis time and money freely
for the stiecess Of our noble principles He
has strong hold upon The patriotic masses,
and should hs again be our standard bearer
in 1868, We think in fair vote before the
people he can carry this District by $500
majority. st N "a ffFaf sie
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the RssscaIs xyince yThers the
Truth ~ Uffercl.
The Hon Fcrnande Wood one Of the
representatives, ~ Congreaz frool tlle'
citysof New Yofk wan eprjmandNd "
tic Speaker Of the House few Auys'
agoior having 10 the course Of bis,
speech characterized the new Recon
struction bill OF the Radicals as "a bin
scitli0ut a name--a child icitt0m q pa.
re'lt--a production ,eitllow an aut.or--
q ssousfrpsity, md Ne asosta,g;ipsons act
Of all NE Infamous dcts of this most
infamous Congress
In thus charactcrizing the bin before
the House and that portion III Con-
gress which endorsed it, Mr.. Wood
only uttered the naked truth, bat the
scoundrels 10 that body did not ike TO
hear il, aud hence they refused to allow
him 70 proceed with bis speech aud had
him repfimauded! A reprimand from
such wretches is an honor and credit
to any man, and we now esteem Mr..
Wood higher than ever for his bold
declaration 10 . den Of worse than
thieves s4s
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SoMSAMRUIisx About eleven o clock on
Friday night yonng man named Joseph
Rumble. residing Of No. 50 Warren street,
after retiring 10 bed, became so frightened
from the effects OF dream that he left his
couch, and, going TO front window in the
third story Of tho dwelling, jumped to the
steps below, distance OF about thirty feet.
He was shortly afterwards discovered and
carried Into the house. Doctors were sum.
moned to attend him, whom il was found
that he had received a very severe injury Of
the spine, and his recovery is considered
doubtful, SIM
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Radicals Setting Desperate.
nErl.nIArlox * rIIr 1880

The Radical policy towards the South
having developed such rninous eonse.
quspccs at the North, The people 81 The
latter section are growing desperate
aud the Reputation OF the Abolition
debt is openly thfeaiened If speedy re
lief Is not afforded IL some way. Ia m.
United States Senate the bill 10 srs pend
further contraction Of the currency BE-.
ing under consideration, spracne II
Rhode 1slabd took the floor aud afened
against the bill as bcilig "a measnfe 81
temporary relief only. lie vas dcspc.
rately, hostilely opposed to Initiation; 'as
% contraction, he did hot care mncb
about i, lie wanted something done
for The manufacturing Glasses. some re-.
lief for the burdens Of the peoplc =
Ruin was inevitable IL the presdnt poli.
cy was pursued. The moneyed classes
we're allied TO the old slave aristocracy
u something better was not done r..
padidfsoa ,coala .toQow as ceytainiI al
,higkf .fottoieed ddg, and he could 81
'olltte 10 lead a'',g ny sea HGe
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y TaE Presidency "A writer In the
Annapolis Republican recohmonds
Judge Back, Of Pcbnsylvania, for Pres.
ident, and Governor Swami, Of MARY
land, for Vice-prcsident Of the United
States. The York al)Prcsa suggests
the names Of Judge Black, Hon. lsoy-
crdy johnson and Hon. George II PEN
dlctcn for tho democratic nomination
for the presidency. One of the North
Carolina papers names Major Gen Ham
cock.
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The Geo. ria ul0ngrcls finding no
money 10 the State Treasury wherewlth
90 Oil their pockets have asked the
Ramp to make DRAFT for that purpose
upon the pockets Of the Northern tax,
payers OF course .he white working
mea Of the North will 30 oyerjoyed a
the oppor unity Of giving 20 each ofthe
negru and Yankee carpet bag eonstitu.
tion.makcrs ten dollars day, for abon,
half year, aud twenty cents a mile ior
travel each way
--A correspondents AZ Darlington,
Ohio, states that 40 election for .Jasti.
ces Of the Peace had been held ia TINT
township tWestiiehi) few days PREV,
ously, which resulted IN the triumph Of
the Democratic nominees By major,
ity Of two to one Last fall the town.
ship gave mongrel majority Of forty.
twol This is but sign ofthc almost
incredible reaction that is going on all
over the country
The effort to change the time for the
meeting Of the National Democratic
Committee 70 an earlier date than pro
viously fixed has been abandoned. The
ed OF February, therefore, stands "a
the day for fixing time aud place Of the
National Democratic Nominating Con
yention.
The first thing Stanton done, after re.
turning to the Secrstarys eiEice was "a
draw the $4,000 back pay that had &C
crucd. How natural; he hadn't forgot.
ten his thread aud butter" thro' all hi.
'suforingsp
INooMpARAnLE- Graces Celebrated
Salye il conceded by all 70 be the best
preparation for the cure Of cuts, burns,
wounds scalds, sprains, aud cutaneous
diseases and eruptions generally. In
places distant from medical aid It will
be found invaluable, aud in the nursery
il should always be at hand
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AyeoA IN =
lii,sa DWELLING HOUSE.

IA good repair, covered with Slate and aeaaii.
fully located; large SwITZEN BARS. well
arranged aad fooenhy painlcd largo Wagon
sbsfs. With Corn Crib un either side large
DAiff built wita stsuc with never failing
spring II exoeiiest water near the DwolliEE;
Wash Iiease, Hog Pea smoke House. &e.-
The bsiitiings are comparatively neW. The
location std fertility VI ihie FasIB are such ~
20 Fecesamasd u to iiaass Who ese dssifsuA ~
purchasing 5 ssst elAss faFEi. The sod naia.
rally Nrii adapted ss the growth u al kinhs -
Bfass and sraia, has becs much improved hy
heavy applications If ll,Hc.
The bWelliHa u - situated ~ - aHird a
good siaw % Tbs astlroAi aud aisa Of tho spun.
y read. hicl rasses between the iailspaa aud
Dspilsns -~spd Y aiss convenient 10 Churches,
Schools SiorcF. Wis, AZ.
Ec- Any persvE ifhiBg n ppfchsse = ~ be
rhoua the property ~ thr snbsciiber, rrsiding
near tnientowu, et " NJ. Henry steiner, vi be
fetides upon tbs pfapsrty uudcf an agreement
with tho late Henry iiasl, which pxpiFes on
TIE let DAY Of Ard, lal.l and Ihe property
viii be Eeld snilsrt Is the said agreement.
Terms 81 .Sais. Terms u sals a. prescribed
BY The Court; One thitd 81 the purchase money
70 BE- paid 10 tbs said E.1ecatar on the slsy uf
sale, or on the ratification thereof by tks said
Cpaftj the rtSidne in two equal payments, tbs
zee payable 10 one year and tbs ether payable
10 iwo ysars from the day of Sale; the credit
pafmsnts 20 be secured BY tbs bonds OF single
bills nf ths purchaser or purchasers, with seeu-
ritY 10 be approved by the Executor, bearing
lnlgraet from The dag Of Sale.
The sale will commence al Ia s'eloek ~
lan30.is LEVI CAYLOR, Exeentof.
fIiIiE following cuRRAyTs are for sale by
HOhLtHG, 4 y. katAw-st., iialtimore -
CSiutnon Hack, Rcd Dutch, White Dutch Red
- A..
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Impeachment.

Tbs qaosiion Of impca ,hmcut has
bcen again raised BY The mongrcl Con.
grcss, Tho impression seoms 10 gain
strength that tbs impeachment Of the
President will DO The surest aud speed.
icst way TO effect repudintion
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r,he Nice PresI,lency

The debt Of absolute gratitude which
the people Of this State owe 70 Cover
nor Swami ought to be repaid 10 the
most honorable manner that Is possible
70 be achieved. We therefore have no
hesitation whatever in. saying that VIC
fully and most heartily'concur ii a pro-
position, that il now II ade TO the effect
that the yotc Of our State, ii the Ma
tiaaql sConyention, shall be thrown for
the iioyernor for the. Vice Presidency
- Prince Georgian. y
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DkuSINB SiiEARS.--The best ihiag In the
way u Pruning Shears Is RICHARD
SONS PAfENT, Call sgd sec them, and arr
more. fana0.a
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CEEDSl SEEpslj sEEDstii aea h
- If You want Genuine and Fresh Cabbage
seed, Caulifower seed, Carrot seed, Lettuce
seed, Celery seed, Egg Plant seed, Corn seed.
Bean seed, Pea seed, Beet seed, Cucumber seed,
Melon seed, Parsnip seed, Raddsh seed, or any
other Kind Of seed, 60 10 MORNINGS, 2 N
Kutaw-st., Baltimore. ian50.lt
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Itis aquestion of some moment to
the country, who win benefit by another
civil war. If the preseat rump Com
gress forces il upon the people, as they
now seem determined to do, what win
greenbaeks and government bonds be
worth
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tsy- The new Lutheran Church in
Westminster Is to be dedicated on Sun.
day, the 23d of February.
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NEE ADHER1asEIENqS.



that cannot be surpassed In the caunty for hetb
single aud double harness, one 81 which a q
me riding horse ALSO, !. ine brood Mare heavy
with fpalj 6 FINE MICH cows. come extra
breed and som8 81 them Mill abk fresh ~ the
day Of sale; ! Heifer heavy with calf, i .young
Bull, brood Sow esd D Pigs, L ,Brcadtresd
Road Wagen, with bed, bows and cover COM
pletej affow-trchd plantation Wagon for
or 6borses; Stone Bed and Side 1oarAs. a1ot
Of dung Boards, / pair Hay Carriages. Sled.
Grain Reaper, self-taker, Frickfngcr's make;
Thrcshing Machine and horse power Grain
Drill, SpringatoOth Rake Roller u wheat
Fan, Manchester make;s1 Corn Shsilsr, aFur-
ROW Ploughs, z Harrow, q single and daable
Shovel Floughss 2 Corn Forks, Log Chaius.
y Fifth Chain, two horse streteher, douhls
and single Tgesse, 2setts Of Btsechhands, ssetts
front Geark, Collars and Bfidles, Wagon sad
die, about 10 Tons " Timothy Hay, 4 lof IL
Bags, a lot Of Hatess chAlhs, : lot IL Cow sud
other chains, a lot Of Forks ghoveis. Eakes.
HoaA, hattoeks, Axes, Butt and Breast Chains
Graln ehayei, haif bpshel Measure, Scyihe and
aaead, a LOT ri cid Iron, and An endIcss yarietv
ot other farming utehsiis. III The nfortsA;d
property i atgpod mmas.E Also the following
horsEHohn AND KIreHKs FuhxirunE,
consulting Of Bcdsteads and Bedding. 1 Cook
ing Stove and Apparatus tempt rs StoysIs9a
Ping J Vhssts Il sink, Al Tst6lex.f Butte,
Chsvts, y ias sG0Anifs. / tkt&sbafd fah bv
the pound, lUt Of Barrels, Tabs. Buekets.
| PsnA snd, bsny other afgirlns DOT specified.
Tssn@ ef Stds.z- A greditaf six nionths viii
be given Oh ali Gums aboTe IS, purchaser to
give their notes with approved security, bear
ing interest From dgte'i All sums ef and ,snder
- ,s nv, Ds Pala essA No property y BE- 70
cyRus FREsgk.ss
VIZ. Bsows, Auesionosr.s
). WIN. Earheast, Cisrk iassoEt.
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THANKS. I'VE are constantly under obi.
CATIONS to our members in the Legislature
and the officers Of both Houses for dozen.
ments Of interest.
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Usurpafion.

The Mongrels ars crying out against
southern influence in the Supreme
Court, aud yet all tho Judges on the
bench are northern men, majority Of
them Republicans appointed by Mr..
Lincoln. But the Mongrels have de-
parted from the Lincoln policy, aud
have no faith ~ many Of his appointees.