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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

~ This Is to give notice That the 9Th
day of January, a. d 1868, Warrant in Bank
ruptcv was issued against the estate of WM y.
COREY. of Bridport, in the County Of Addison,
aud State vf Vermont, who has been adjudged u
Bankrupt ON his own petition; that the payment
of any debts and delivery of any property belong
ing to such bankrupt, to him, or tor his use, and
ii c transfer any property by him, are forbidden
by law; that meeting of the creditors Of sail
bankrupt, to prove ther deqs and to choo one
or more assignees Of his estate, will be held at =
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office Of
l.. l.. Lawrence in Burlington, in the County OF
Chittenden and State of Vermont, befjre l.. L.
Lawrence, Register, en- the seventh day Of Febru-
AIRY. A. u. 1865, at 10 o'clock. a. m.
n b. FLANAGAN.
44:2w Deputy Us Marshal, as Messenger.
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LIrrELLs LIVING AGE for Jan. 18th
contains the Edinburgh Address of Rt.
Hon. Robert Lowe, NJ. l. ON Universe
iy Edecation, with the comments of The
Examiner thereon, and AN 0Pp'Wos arti
Gle from Punch, etc. The number for
January 25th contains VIM Chilling
worth The Brpmleighs of bishops Fol-
ly, part .. by Charles Lever Garrlck-
Il Managers End; Slave Songs OF the
United States; a True Story of the
Yorkshire Coast The Pretty Willow ;
Tristan Natural History Of the Bible
Baby Adoption Long Voyages; DR.
& mpbcll Kangaroos; a Soul in .rs-
on, etc.
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A CHOICE LIBRARY OF MuslC - rhe
United States Musical Review, pubi.hr d
by j l.. Peters, 200 Broadway, New
York, is before u, and merits the atten-
ton If all lovers OF music. 1t is nam
moth monthly magazine, sheet music size,
containing ovt.' seventeen pages ct musi-
cd news, reviews, AID choice art items,
every line of which is re,aable, and we
shoul ,ay. ard'UqLb to all mUS,c'7S -
This alone is well worth wears sub
-crpion. which is cnly - The pub
fishers, however, do not stop here, for, in
'dduon to the above. each number con
tains four pieces OF choice new music by
the best writers in America. thus giving
"A select library of new music at such a
10 rate that even the poorest may in
dulg" IN what has hitherto been Il luxury.
The / = Musical Review is nnhlshrd
at - p r ,ear; single copies, - cents.
No musical family should be without il
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DARN for sale on bristol Flats, con.

Il tanning g. acres of good land, suitable for
raising all kinps OF tam produce raised in Yer
mont. The buildings said farm consist OF
Ia story house, wel-fnshed, one barn. hog house
and granary a Young and thrifty orchard, also,
one OF the most productive gardens In town, con-
tanning a variety Of grapes. currsnts goose and
raspberry, Together with pinm and cherry trees.
, never h,ilin supply of water. On said farm
are acres of willows, which sold last wear for
-SiOO, a thrifty crop are now standing ready ior
spring cutting, which can he seen together with
the apparatus for preparing them tor market
Sal farm Is - mile from school, miles from the
denot . miles from the village. For turi her par
tirular, address William Z. Royce, Bristal vi.
4E3N%
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SUpKEME COURT.
ADDISON corSlY-J>NuARY TERM

-
John y. JIunnowal v + NJ. Powell
Il I'd Attorney Tor pltf, rhrlpsi for
dHt TnYpcr. Continued to General
TOM.
Administrator Of sally Austin VS. Gas
ia,us Austin. For PHI, Edmnnds aud
Phelps dit, Stewart, Bill dismissed
with costs
.ismcs H. Grace IS Town of Starks,
boto. For pitt. DAVIS and Phelps: for
diff Stewart 4 Footc and Hard tS Shaw
Judgment of County Court affirmed.
Horace 4. Pmncy vs. Samuel s An.
dru+ For pltf, Wight, Briggs Il
Ormsbec and Hard & Shaw; for diff,
Fldredgc. Stewart K l'ootc and Phelps
Lies with the court.
Bowen VS. Hughes & llurlbult. For
phi, Stewart e Footc and Phelps; for
diff, Wright, and Briggs K Ormsbec.
Lies with the court.
Luman Steycns " Eli Stevens. For
pltf, Stewart; for dit, Phelps. Lee
with the court.
American Board Of Foreign Missions
Y, Joseph X. Fene. For pIt, Wood
bridge " MeaI,r and phcps for dit =,
Stewart and Hard " Shaw Brought
forward. Judgment of County Count
affirmed, without prejudice to the rights
Of The defendant in his suit in chauccry
Execution stayed.
Charl.lc L. Burrows IS Peter Bar
rows. For ptf, Grande} for dit,
Scott and Meadcr Libel for divorce
lhIl granted for adultery.
Margaret C. iI1ny vs. Daniel ). IIaney
Libel for divorce. Fsrpltf., Woodbridge
Il Meader for dit. Sppu!djng. Bill
granted for adultery.
Amelia Il. Tucker IS O;s Tucker.
Label for divorce. brought by Stewart
* Eldredgc B.ll granted for adultery.
IL. Emily Bowdl,h vs. Henry Bowd,h.
Libel for divorce. Brought by Stewart
u Ei'lredse. niIl granted for wiful de.
scriien.
Mary Eddy vs. joel Eddj. Libel for
divorce. drought by Spaulling. BiI
granted for intUIvrable severity ami rcfu-
al to support.
Maria ID. Myou vs. Edward Myotl.
Libel for divorce. Brought by G. J..
French. Bill granted for wilru! desertion.
Addie liolIuke ". Welcome \. Bo-
duke. Application ior divorce. Brought
10y Woodbridge & Mcadcr. Granted for
wlfn! deserlion.
Mary A. Lawrence vs. Oscar T. Law
renee. Application for divorce. Brough:
by Wight Continued.
Mary Ann Thompson vs. James Thomp-
son. application for divorce thought
by Wright Continued
Sophia a. Rock vond V \. German
lockwood Application for divorce.
Granted for intolcrablc severity.
Albert p. Baker vs. L1ra NJ. Baker.
Application for divorce. Erourbt bv
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Cooley LApYs Book for February
has the following embellishments The
Doubtful Fortune, Steel plate a beau>
tiful Colored Fashion plate, containing
six figures The Old Bachelors Nalcns
tine, tinted picture; A large Exten-lon
sheet, containing twenty.slx engra, ings
of ladies' dresses, etc ETC.; Thl Cricket
on the Hearth; Designs for walking
dresses. In the Work department will be
found articles OF great service for the la
dies to work from. There is also Su-
burban Residence, with the plans. The
Stories are all by the best writers
Published by l.. 4. Cooley, Philadel-
phia.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT of the

L UNITED STATES for the DISTRICT of YER
MONT In tie matter Of John Campbell, Bank
rup'-IS BNNKRUrrCY To WHOM II MAY Cox
Germ: The undersi sned hereby gives notice of
hi, appointment as assignee of John Camph'H Of
Mhldleburv in the County of Addison, and State
of Vermont. within said District who has been
adudced bankrupt upon his own petition, 10y the
District Court Of ,ai District.
Datel Al Burlington the l4th day of Jan, A. ..
1863. WM II. HOYT, Assignee,
45:3w Burlington. Vt.
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CONGRESS Congress has been indus
triously making history and establishing
precedcnts for future use. 1t don't seem
possible that future legislative bodies in
this country will need ever to be puzzled
with new circumstances AMI new conli
iiOns fOr Congress not only meets cmer-
gencies that arise, but also makes emer-
gencies, AMI the whole ground of possible
contingency will soon be covered, at the
rate OF present progress. This is forcibly
illustrated by bill introduced by Mr..
Edmunds Of Vermont, providing course
OF proceedings in case OF the impeach-
ment of the president or any officer, which
Is not intended for immediate use, but a.
something handy to have on the statute
book, if there should be any occasion for
it.
The Senate has been principally cnga-
ged upon the reconstruction bill, which
has brought out speeches in lis favor from
Wilson, Morton, Nye aud others. and IN
opposition 10y DoDliule, Buckalew and
other conservatives But there is evil
IDENTITY no hurry TO pass this bill, ur those
relating TO the supreme court. which are
now before the upper branch, and we
may look for another week of debate, al
least. Bel les listening to the talk OF
reconstruction and receiving the usua
amount of new business, the upper brancl
has also found time to pass a bill allow
ing 81 iron. clads TO be sold, another re
moving tile political disability of Gov
Patton Of Alabama, the vote standing
26 yeas 10 3 nays, and to come to al
;greemtnI with the House upon the de
f~erry bill. Ii took two conference
committees To Effect this, and the way III
lander clause is left confines senators, a
well rs representatives., 10 Sl25 worth
stationery and such a year, beGinnin
with March 3, 1868. The House wa
also forced to agree TO the Senate amend
mcnt prohibiting transfers Of apprOpris
lions from one branch of the department
10 another.
IurfdEy, the House passed two bill
Introduced ly Mr.. Pomeroy ,fNcw YcrI
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- MAKE YOUR OWN soar,
OU PER CENT SAVED By Using
b. +. BABBiTrS
pITpE -n\t,E\Ti. Al Ell POTASH

7 ! M VIM IN I'M M VI ENFNII-
OR READY SOAP MAKER
Warranted double ,he strength 1T common Potash
aud superior TO any other saponfer or I've in tho
market Put up in cans of pounl. pounds,
pounds, and II pounds, with full directions in
Ens lish aud German tor making Hard and Soft
Soap. One pO,nd will make Is gallon, Of Soft
Soap No lime is required Consumers will find
this the cheapest Potash in the market u. I.
Blbhitt, Nos. 81, % G6,G7, GO, SO, 20, ~ and "A
Westinghouse, \. Y
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"lhe linr Coats. and how they Lived,
iFought and Died for the Union with
Scencs and Incidents in the Great Rebel
lion," is the title of Il handsome volume,
just issued 10y Jones brothers d Co 3,
Philadelphia, Pa
here is a certain portion of the War
that viii never 20 into the regular his
tories, nor be embodied in romance or
poetry. which is very real part of it,
and will, if preserved, convey to succeeds
ing generations a uettcr idea of the spirit
Of the conllc than many dry reports or
careful narratives Of events, and this part
may be called the gossip, the fun, the
pathos of the war This illustrates the
character of the leaders, the humor of the
sold ers, the devotion of women, the bra
very Of men, the pluck OF our heroes, the
romance and haIdshIpS of the service. -
From the beginning Of the war. the au-
thor has been engaged in collecting all the
anecdol q connected with or illustrative
Of it, and has grouped and classified III, m
under their appropriate heads, and in "a
very attractive form.
The ,oIume i prolu~ely illustrated with
over 100 fine eng wings, by the first mr.
fists. and it, contents include reminiscent
ccs of camp picket spy, scout, bIvouac,
siege, md battle field, with thrilling tcals
Of bravery, Wit, dro .lcry. comical and
ludicrOus adventures, etc, etc.
Amusement us well as instruction may
be found in every page, as graphic detail,
brilliant wit, and authentic history, arc
skilliuly interviewer in this work Of lit
erary art
1t is Just such a volume as will find
numerous purchasers, and just SUCH a
one AS persons seeking tn act us book
agents should add to their list.
A Coop REIGIoUs PAPER II H. grow
ing excellence Of InE ADVANCE indicat,
it. right = It's name 1t docs stand in the
front rank of our best religious weeklics
The last number IS a capital one. Among
the noticeable article are some very in.
ieresling "liem;nis cnces of VIM. i Brad
bury"-lqliun. how the Cantata Of Esth
cr was writtru--by hi. old associate, G.
NJ. Cady a trenchant article on ''Con
eregalIo al Singing Or Eonc," 10y Prot
Nathan Sheppard come spicy ''io->ll
about Sunday Nrliu r-. hl a New Law I
lady an limuabie review OF "Ih,
Southerr Si.uation.' ~ - letter Irom Mo
bile; juicy editorials on " N'"'is q
. Thnuoit" Twenty ti,. Years. ..Bu~
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
STAlE NORMAL SCHOOL,

4 IlslIet0n, VI
The Spring Term OF IS weeks will begin Thurs
day, April ,, 1868
Examination for admission will take place on
the first dav of the term. Board from S4.OO to
IT, "a. 80 per week. For further particulars adj
dress &. BALI AkD, Principal
Castleton, Feb. I, 1878. 45;2m
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TUE NoruEB's MAoAJiSE The Jauu.
AIRY number commences lac So Il year OF
the Mothers Magazn,, AMI contains
II beautiful engraving Of the ''Child nj
Prayer executed exprssl for the work
It's ann from the beg.nning has been TO
assist mothers in the most responsible OF
all duties, that Of the curly moral and re-
liGious training OF children It's pages
have been, AVID still arc filed with con
trihutiOnS from the ablc>t and most ex-
pwiencad wri - IN the country In nu-
mcrous instances it has been handed down
from mother to daughter, until it has be
come Il sort Of hoii -locm in the family.
No young mother. especially, should be
without its nrh ial nj ,rnce. T,rm@,
one 'opy pr year $50: iya copies
SO %; ten copies $1,000 Address D.
Mead, ) Bcekm IN = y. Y.
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blessings. CEPHAs IL. KENT.
MARY A KENr.
Ripton Parsonage, Jan, 81. 1868.

Three rectifying establishments, with
their contents, were seized in New York,
Wednesday. for receiving Illicit whisky
from dist!lery which was running while
under seizure by the United States mar
shal.
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: A As.is 9i0o con T. u, ae Double
" rIs Of aIrue and Amsri4i uc just out ,hty
49, 81 '.uO0 names on hem. "iiow 10 Can
va's wa" se.it. Laiics anI ucr $50 a day
made. L. LlnTD,
40,lt 40. 20 Cor landi s., New York.
f'ASrLETON SEMINARY.
An English AMI Classical Boar ling, School fo-
boil SLNcs
Chtrsc. a. low as in any o'hor school afTorlinp
equal advantages Instruction given IN all lnr
Or ainental Branches. \ fail corps IF Teacher
IN all the departments.
SPRING crm OF thiitccn weeks Le.,ins Thur
day, Ap u =, 1868. Address
G. BALLARD, Principal
(astleton, VT, Fab !. los. 2s:1v
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II o X = A | +
HOUSE a Lot

containing eight acres Of good land. situated IN
New ilaucn foot ul Town bin. one mile from DE
pot House newly paperod and painted. also, new
Barn, good Wei anil ti,trri. Enquire or prem
sce. ar OF WIN. q. RIDER, Bristol VI.
New Haven, Jan. II, 1865. 4j-lw
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The steamer Arnpo. with $50 passen,

The steamer Arago, with $50 passen-
gers, from Aspinwall for New York. put
into Savannah, ia with one engine dis
ahled. Thursday. She will proceed &c
New York soon.
a negro, named Lewis Washington,
was convicted of marry 9 white wo
man, al Indianapolis, Ind last week,
AMI sentenced 10 t.,o wears in the penlten
tlary and "a fine of 5000
Benjamin + Beach of BROOKLYN. y !
IA Jealous lover of Annie Crab IN, wen
to her house " c inrsday night, and shn
/ himself through the head Sulcilrs t'
love are remarkably plenty, laiel
/ Ii now cost, but twelve cents TO senl d
letter TO Europe Just l.ali what u, for
merly did.
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IIone For ncslitntc Children.

listen who is soliciting aid for this in'tltu
ten, is now in this place, and either in
person or through the Kindness of com
mites will receive in the behalf Of the
"Friendlcss and Destitute" the offerings
they may be inclined 10 put into the
Treasury Of the Lord
Let US not forget. willie we are res
pondng, ms we ought always to do, to the
CALI tor relief that come to Us from other
portions of the land, that the poor we
have always with us. l.. 5 WALKER.
Vermont state Teachers A socIat,on.
Among considerable interesting matter
which was crowded out last week, was
the report Of the Vermont State Teach
cr'- Association recently he'll at Barton.
The following which we extract from
letter 10 the IieiuH has not lost its in'er-
est by delay
Last "wednesday evening, Rev. Mr.
Robinson. Ot the Congregational church
welcomed the Association in a very ap-
propriatc anA beautiful adde's to which
Prof Buckham If Vermont University,
(in the absence Of Your humble servant,
who was expected to respond,} replied in
hi, USUAL happy manner, Some remarks
were also made by the President, Mr.
Spniiing Of barre
This CIhursday) morning, the Prcsi-
dent delivered his inaugural. He is Il
veteran in the cause of education and well
prepared to utter wor ds OF wisdom, which.
according to the testimony of oil, he did.
This afternoon the relation of common
sch oo's. academies and colleges to each
other, was discussed Ivy sunlry members
o, the association, and AN address deliv~
cred b, liram Circuit, A. NJ On the ed.
ucation of W, non The address is high
~ commended. Few rHen in the State
have had 50 much experience in the edu-
cation Of women IS Mr.. Circuit, and
therefore few know so wIl "wher3ot
they affirm" on that subject as he.
This evening Prot. Wcbhcr Of Middle
bury College delivered an address on the
Philosophy of Grammar, IA thoughtful,
wcll-digestci, discriminating address. per
spcuous in style and impressive in dcliv
Grey Prof. Webbcr is a recent addition
to the educational fraternity of Vermont.
and q highly creditablc one. judging from
this his first effort in the association.
4
though they live in Il hugh latitude they
have warm hearts They extend to the
members Of the Association a generous
hospitality.
Amongst those in attcnlince ! notice
Gen, Phelps, who, though not teacher,
yet tales deep interest in the Assocla
ton; Mr. Rankin, Secretary Of the Board
OF Education, Mes-rs Ward and Sanborn
members of the Board, Mes,rs. C0nant
and Pearl, Principals of the Normal
Schools, the former at Randolph the lat
ter at johnson. Prois Kellogg. Buck
ham and Wcbber and many others, rep
resening academies and graded schools
in different parts of the state.
We will only append the names Of the
officers elected for the ensuing year.
Py,olcot-J s Spaulding, Barre.
Ii'ce PresnlcHt-D. NJ. Camp, ID,
Newport.
Hccordig .Secretay-L. V. Ferris,
Windsor.
Corresponding Setcia,y-Hcnry Clark,
Rutland
Trcmurer-O II Kile, Vcrgcnncs.
Executive Coamuec-E lonant OF
West Randolph, Prof b. Kellogg OF
Middlehury, Prof. NJ, II. Buckham OF
Burlington.
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DOR>EY, SWIFT 6 CO.,

Take ,tnis opportunity to return their thanks to
their numerous patrons and rleud, tor their lii
eral palrinage Tor the past i've ear and would
say that in consequence Of III" Niir ion ~ their
co-pirtn,r,hil all accounts mu o. et'led hv
February IL 1865 as those uu Stallr at thai
date 81 III b. ut in tAc hands Of an attorney tor
cVlec ion.
Benson, W., Jan. !, 1868. 4i'tt
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me OUNCE OLE GOLD

hNE OUNCE OF GOLD
" Will he = ven Tor every ounce of aiultcra e..
ton found in RI. 7. BNEmrs LION COFFEE"
ri t"ree is roasted grunnd, and sealed cher
n,rically.' under Letters palcnt from the 'Unie,l
slate Government Bll the Aroma" is saved
AMI The Coffee presents rich glossy appearance.
Every tduiN .hnuli Use II. a. it is fifteen %.
twuti per cent Arvu-cr than any other pure
t"Coilrc One can in every twenty contains
one D'liur Grtcntack For sale everywhere. 1t
''r ..0c'r does ru; keep tbs t'cr, and will not
get it for YOU. send ,iu orders direct to the fac
tory. T. ]. Rabbit,
Ms. q, %, Gf g. ~ ~ .G.72, an -
NaShn- .nr-st \ ).
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DEMoREsTs MONTHLY is out, with its
usual atlractiveneSs of illustrations and
general appearance An nnwearlcd eff
fort at improvement" seems to be the
publishers motto, A new cover and
larger type are two of the attractions of
the new volu ne. Published by w. Jen
nings Demorest, AS broadway, n Y
$500 yearly. Send for circular.
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y 'TICE.
All persons having unsettled accounts
with me- will please call and settle the same
without the leasi Geliv. rhis |, imperative.
WM \. III rCHcnGK.
: urehlm cl, n 1868 l5. "
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THURsDAY, NOyEMDER I9, 1865.
mo- THogE CoNCERNED.

Now that the excitement Of the cam
paisu is over, We would ask those who
AroiudObtod TO US for subscription, job.
WOfE and advertising once more to
come up immediately and make payment.
We Gre in great need Of the money -
With some Of you. we rravO waited seven
long. dreadfulgOsr'. sending yOu our
paper, ~esk Si.er week, printed entirely
at our oRa expense. Therefore, we
ere in gree, need Of money to procure
material necessary to carry on our buSi.
ness.
Now, we have been as fair With you
as you could ask, aud WOsxpOct you to
obligo US BY paving up your indebted
mass. whereas, il you do not, ve piH OBJ
h;gt you.
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459 Acres,
Trust Sale!

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by William II Martin 10 Daniel
A, Russell, and duly recorded in deed book
No. 81. folio 25S, 4 and 5. Of the record Of
deeds Of Mason county. for the use and benefit
Of Wm. l., Anderson, Lucy Anderson and Ef.
fc Anderson, |, the undersigned Trustee, will
On Friday the eth Day ofNovomber, 6s
proceed 10 sell at the Front Door Of the Court
House Of Mason county, at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following lot
Of land and Appearances in said deed desert
bed, to'wit: Situated In the Township OF Wag.
gener, in the county Of Mason, and State Of
West Virginia, aud lying above, but near the
town Of West Columbia, and fronting on tho
Ohio River, aud containing twenty-five acres.
Being tho Same land conveyed by william l..
Anderson, Lucy Anderson, and Efie Ander.
son. to William II. Martin. Said land lies on
the Ohio River, md is very valuable piece Of
property.
1j'Salo 10 commence at II o'clock A. n,
DANIEL A, RUSSELL,
Oct 77-NW. Trustee
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made to look into the operations of tbs.
great national Whiskey ring Much dm'
has been given to this already, sud we
doubt not that facts are now within the
reach Of proper Outboity which will
shorten the invsSiGrIiou materially.
Reasons for delay which may have
existed before The election, will not now
DO so binding upon politicians, and the
country demands thorough cleaning
out Of the Aueesn Stables BY the present
Congress, Whether the sins Of COM
mission and omission charged upor the
officials are Justly chSrgeabIe to Republi'
cans or not. they shoah be held 10 Stric.
rsspo visibility 10 purge che body polite Of
oil tho dishonest political cOrmoraurS
with which the various departments Of
the government ssO said to be invested.
No subrerfUgo Of any kind for rst'iuinR
corrupt officials who rob the govern ent
will be admissible after The fourth Of next
March, and the only judicious plan for
commencing the now administration with
clean hands is for the preseO, COngTs's
10 begin at once to clean Rp any dirt
which may lay at their own door, as we'll
az that which lies al the door Of the
White House. It's generality admitted
tina, where there is a great deal OF smoke
there is probably some FIRE. and it will
not DO doubted after the terrible Irauds
upon tho Revenue which are known 10
have been allowed 10 go on for years,
that there is plenty OF house cleluiog to
do which the present Congrcs is bound
to set about with ViSor and determine
ton ParkerIJug Times.