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cHAS. 7. NiSH'S SALES.

cHAS. 7. NiSH'S SALES.
WHISKY, HoLkssEs, FLOUR HARDWARE, DRY.
For sscOaa. q whom i may concern.
Aucrdsrsrtoa,: s..anis h 4 n1 auction MARI
on ss L.rss foo. Of c.n .s.. for 20
q barrels whtky;
g.. e s; \: 3:
IS :. Nails, sass and Hardware;
s :. Gl.ss Slate, etci
" Cotton Cards:
bundles Sheet iron. etc
E5.Rc.s Frs3ks saved from wIses Of steamer EnOr.
BE- TERSs-Cash IN u :. Treasury Notes
MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO. SALES.
LARGE AID PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELEGAEI
kStch and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle Horses, Fius
work sulss Fine Mich Cows Buggiss, Harness Wagon,
ste, etc, ct suction
sx MONTGOMERY Bios. n co..
In. MONTGOMERY, AuctiOnssT
once-T Camp street
FRIDAY. August II, a. II -'eioeh A.
n, 81 p Liners Stables Grsvier street. WI Be sold
Elegant Match Hsrses
Elegant Saddle Horses
Fine worn Mules.
Fine Mich Cows
Also-Tsp AID Open Bugges, Harness, Wagons.
80 rxREs-ossh IN o. 8. Treasury Notes.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE ....FURNIrURB
BY MONTGOMERY BROS. q CO..
RIM. MosIeoxKRr Auctionesr
SATuKDAY. Auxu:, rs. at n o'eloek a.
A general sssOIt%sn, Of HOUSEHOLD p RsITUsE
rssus ArmOirs Was stands Mahogany and Walnut re,e.
Sofas Spring seat GhAirs Easy Chairs Marble Top Oene
Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors Mattresses Engrsv
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CIRsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,

ne shove Stove ny cent less fuel and bskes bet
bread than other stove In This fact
fairly demonstrated and neoHtestAby proven at the MechA
les and Agricultural Fair Of New Orleans 1865 and the 81
Louis Fair Of 1861
Every Of these Stoves guaranteed and delivered
where within the city free Of charge
Also constantly hand large and complete assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES of the most i'm
proved Pssterns Liberal advantages offered to the trade
a. HALLER, Agent
Nc. l58 TehoupItOulas street.
Ordenlen At box % Mechanics and Dealers Exchange
No los ST. Charles street ct the New Orleans Postonos
~ill receive promDt attention
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PUROLINE roRrABLE GAS COMPANY

The Of the Patents Of the Gas Apparatus and
Fluids have determined TO organize Company for the States
OF Louisisna, Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas
They propose call in Fifteen Cent Of the entire
Capital They will themselves subscribe TO large portion
Of the stock.
Experiments IN the Of the Light be DAILY
al the ofice of tHAs 7. NASH. Aueoseer. st. Charles
street. between the hours Of IL and
Subscription lists are open the Onsce Of CHAS 7.
MASH, and also At the onice Of HENRY J. LE0vY and
q. W ca RISTY. 50 Camp street
SPECIAL NOTICE,................".N
Persons having Cotton and Sugar Plantations FOR SALE
will Pes'e send without delay accurate descriptions Of
the property location price and terms Of sale.
GIBSON AUSTIN, Attorneys.
CAr0ndeet street.
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AsDREW Jackson.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Family Groceries ana Plantation suPplies,
BATON ROUGE, LA.
Highest Price Paid for Cotton.
COTTON STORED and SHIPPEptO SUIT PLANTERS.
Thanking my friends sAd the public generally for their for
patronage respectfully solicit continuance OF
the feel confident that a. heretofore am folly
pake gvpg entire satisfaction line Of business
be ppiu II Cotton which liberal Ca n Advances
msde required living much &c ton 10 ship my
enables freih lower than usual
enArgss Being Agent for thu Celebrated ARROW TIE"
shall always have, with India Bag<Dg and BAlng Twne.a
Prices ANDkkW JACKSON,
Conner Third and Laurel streets.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
One-Third' of that Ce,ebrsted Property
Known tLe-
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS,
WIN be sold public auction on WEDNESDAY the "a dsy
of next Sen embsr There about go ACRES OF VAL
LIABLE FARMING AND MINERA. LAND sttaehet TO
thi. properly three and IF miles from Va
and len county Of Montgomery State OF Viz
The hotel and cabin accommodations adequate for
40 visitors, neary all Of which OCCUPIED oy visit
part. Of Unites States ttestng the
tes Of that Valuable Waite
Any information desired be has by addressing II.
Booth, Baltimore c. A Cohoun, Resident Partner
II. b 9th,
NJ @ BOOTH.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEAss vs.. THOMAS AsKET-
rec nd District curt Of New 0rleans-No 3O.Ea
DY VIRTUE of writ of ferf faeias
I'D directed by the Honorable the second District Court Of
Orleans the zb entitled 20 3eo w Avery,
late Stef and BY said late sheriff trans erred will
sell ct public Eueten the Merchants and Aue
Oneers xchang, Roy eet between Canal and Custom
house street, the second District OF this city TUES
DAY Ausus IS 1868 at u O'Clock the folio via described
pr perry. TO Wit
District number four Square number four hun
dreo snd seventy fOur bo-pded by etrand Bolivar Per
dido Povdss streets measuring thirty eet BY one hundred
and twenty-five rdng TO the plan deposited IN The once
OF III city and the sree and
Eve hundred do according to the
roll deposited IN the q &c Of the II Of tn city.
Seized IN the shove suit
R2-TEENs-Cash on the spot - \. - -
THOs L MAXWELL,
bS sull IS Sheriff Of the Parish o. Orleans.
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EASEMENTS.

ANUSEMENTS.
CREsCENT CITY YACHT CLUB
REGATTAS IN LAKE PoNTCHARTRAIN,
Under the auspices Of the above named Club,
WIN be given
On the 10Th and Goth instant.
FIRST DAY-wEDNEsDAY, 18th AUGUST.
First Glass Price. Purse $50
Second Class INSTRUMENTATION loo
Third Class Prize. IS
SECOND DAY-THURsDAY, 10Th AUGUST.
The in Purses will be given each Glass
cordial welcome extended the part Of the Club
brother Yachismes the Coast and Mobile partc-
pate with he occasion.
J. O. NIXON, Commodore.
II. RAREsHIDE Acting Secretary.
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On Ssrtember 18TH 1903 KIRBY SMITH, with q corps {
hose qualifications Of the highest order vii
open, at Newcastle, Kentucky,
A MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle Is located in the healthy bluegrass region Of
Henry county distant our mie from the Louisville,
kfert End Lexington ana the Louisville and Cincinnati
Railroads with each by good msesdamized pike,
about two hours travel By rail from L. usvl lie
The Academy buildings owned BY himself Of modern
construction, admirably adapted for chOo and
ated in the suburbs OF he The standard of educa
by ta and searching examinations. The dis
prom the performance of fhe domestic
department will connucted with and nberality
to secure health csufo and OF TIE scholars
The boastc session Is divided into two Of twenty
each, the Brrt commencing September 9Th Tbs
char for everything excepting unorm books and medi
cal viii be three hundred seventy dollars
o. Currency for the On tire session OF forty weeks
able equal installment the beginning Of each
Of The session. No deduction from these eharg will
for absence during the except in proraced sick
honor able discharge and Lhen tuition fee Of
$50 will be required
Uniform furnished ths reasonable terms Books
and staouery Louisville prices As the number OF pupils
h lin ted those wishing places in the ution
should apply In thus making his resi-
IN and devOt himself the education Of
youth, Principal hopes have the cooperation Of
his friends IN Thu commonwealth.
For further information address Z. KIRBY SMITH.
Stud viii leave Empenee the Louisville
Frankfort Railroad whsnce will shsm
Il NewcRste *. X =.
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UNDERTAKERS.
pHILIP LYNCH. UNDERSTANDS,
sssT. CHARLES STREET.

Metallic, Mahogany Black Walnut and Plain Cofhos
always hand. Bodies Embamed and carefully shipped
FuEe attended to in and he hopes by strict atten-
ton o obtain a shsre Of public patronage
n MONROE CAREY, UNDERTAKER,
IL. Nos. aB POS and N7 Magazine street. between Juls
aud St Joseph respectfully TO his friends and
public generally thai he will continue the Undertaking
OF the late Daniel Monroe at the win keep
constantly hand assortment Of Metac Burial Cases
and Czskets Rosewood Mahogany Black alnut and
Coins Bodies Embalmed Disinterred and carefully
shipped Mr. CAREY will be assisted by Mr. JOHN RAY,
long Known IN injection with the business.
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TRY TT TEST 1T rHOROUeHLxI
Il nothing 70 do By making application
undergned Machine will be your residence,
VIII g. ard length
Of tine given 70 test the Machine decide inertia
The Magnolia Washing Machine
WI your washing bali TIE labor less soap ana
water than you usually VII the eest OF ne
Machine clothes and fuel IN less tnsn one
year makes sOp away necessity o. stand
Ing steaming tub and prevents the wesher from III
hsng the team Of hlpy su1A also nom ge..ns -,
and will In instances be the means OF "cA-
Az inSenions COG WHEEL wRIrGER r. snxed 10
tbe schine ana Il made Inoia Rubber Cyinders and
yrings The clothes almost ready for ironing
IL s Useful simple Chespl Satisfaction 0usranteed
or no Sala Use the
Magnolia washer,
- .sv. thu Wouan's ana both Labor and
EonsV L. A GAILLARD,
No. 100 POydras street,
Owner ~ the Patent Right TOR Louisiana
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NAILS, OILS, PAINTS. ROPE,

NAILS, OILS! PAINTS, ROPE!
BRIDGETeN NAILs)
5000 kegs now landing from Junsts-
100 bbls. Raw Lnseed OIL
500 coils hsnilla ROPE.
600 CASES Devoe's Coal OIL.
5000 reams Wrapping PAPER.
rs tons White LEAD, in Wood and Tin.
200 cases PAINTS, assorted, eolOred-
For sale at lowest market rates, BY
II. A. WHEELOCK CO.;
No. Old Levee street, opposite PostoHiee.
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GEORGIA LOTTERY.

GEORGIA LOTTERY.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTEKH-
-
BENEFIT OF THE MASONIC ORPHANS HONE
supplementary and Continuation Glass A3e,
AUGUST IS 1853.
l1 30 s an 8 5th otu l9th luL lah
' sis as a. S . 30 70 d 55lw9I@@IMa II =
witness our hands at Atlanta Ca 18th day Of August
0' Nv. D'cosPGT, Commissioner.
The daily drawings Of the Georgia State Lottery puo
shed In the Men phis Appeal Augusta Oonsttutionast
News and Herald Atlanta lntellgenet snd other
Southern papers, files Of which, together with the Official
drawn received from Atlanta be ct the General
OdRce No l5 Commercial Place
InformstOn furnished and prizes csshed BY
DAVE @. JOHNSTON, Agent
Ofice No is Commercial Place
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AUCTION SALES. ''o-- I'D
o G. De fsHtr's SALES.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SPAIN
STREET, BETWEEN sRBArMEN Now DAUPHIN
AND cAsAcALvo Now ROYAL, STREETS.
AUCTION SALES.

SUCCESSION OF WIN coSNKR-So. sa.Oa.
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Rank Of New Osleaas. New Orlean-.
Juue Is accordance wi sections 81 and IS Of ths
act entitled 40 establish general system OF tres
Bankir In the iae of Louisiana approved March Is
1855 notic- hereby ves the holders Of the circulating
notes this Bank duly sudea under the provisions OF SAID
present the the BANKING House, or at ne
once OF the Asd for the purpose OF redempton
hia one otherwise the funds deposited
y N. Angus IN, Cashier
Fairly and Happy Mar sge-rhe
True Priucip which guide Marriage and dOmes
felicity for Young Men sent in sealed letter en-
veoTes free OF charge Address Howard Association Box
p Philadelphia, Pa
-Hats heIOr's dstr DYe-Thts splendid
the best in the world the only true and perfect
Dye; harmless reliable instantaneous; ridiculous tnts
ede the m effects e bad dyes invigorstes and leaves the
air soft and beautiful Black Brown Sold BY al Dug
Ests Perums and uropery applied a Bstcheor WIG
Factory. No rs Bond street. New York.
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CITY OF NV ORLEANS VS. james, CARUrHERs.
sec'nd District Court Of New Orleans-No 30SS7.
DIV VIRTUE OF "a Writ of Hert racias
Ddrected by the Honorable the sesond District Oour
Of New Orleans, in the s0 entitled canse, 10 Geo. w.
late sheriff and by said late sher transfer
will 20 sell At Public Auction, the Merchants
and Auctonser Exchange Royal
CuomhOu streets IN The Second District Of this city,
TUESDAY, August 18th 1858, At IL O'Clock the follow
ing described prODerty 20 wit:
Assessment district number two number hun
bred and eighty bounded by Camp Prytania Deord
st. Charles, Tiv0l rce md C'ope and measuring TWEEN
feet by enty hve feat according the DE-.
posted IN City Assessors Office and assessed S6HD
six thousand Eve hundred dollars according to Of
sessmeni dpos ted In the Office the Treasurer this
Ao another lot in hs district aud square,
bounced by the Streets measuring
fest eighty Eve according the plan deposited
office Of TIE Assessor Of this city and assessed the Of
S6500 six thousand Eve hundred liars according
roll deposited in the Office Of the Treasurer this
city.
Seized In The above suit
HAr TERMs-Cash the spot.
THOs. L MAXWELL
fy23 anil Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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This Institution offers healthy sAd lOcati With
spacious rooms and shaded ErOundA
The eou,e Of instruction condu ted By TIE most com
petent Pro esso sLd conprse the scsncss Languages
and Accomplishments taught in the best schools.
For IERss-sse CIculars, or sppJ 81 he Institute.
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BnnA OF America, New Or,eas., JuI

ss ls6 In aecordauce With sections "a AID IS II the
erti,led an establish general o Free Bank
ing Of Louisiana approved March 10 i notice
hereby given the hoders OF the circulating notes OF TINS
the Banking Houfe or a, OF the state
Auditor Tor the purpose OF redemp within from
this date otherwise the nds deposited By said Bank for said
nprpose will be reclaimed J. T. MORrINER,
-
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ARTN 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CoPARTNERsHIP--The UNDERLINED have formed Cos
partnsrshi2, dating from July 1868 under the and
style Of MkDD BOVAED. for the purooss Of continuing
the Produces Business heretofore conducted by MEDD
NEWTON J. Mod
August l, 1868 K ID. BOYARD.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS W. CHASE Lay
Second District Court Of New Orleans-No 31,40L
RY VIRTUE of writ Of hsri fscIas
I'D directed by the honofabl the SecOzd District Court
Ne~ Orleans IN the above entitled Geo W Avery
late sheriff, and BY said lats sheriff Transferred will
sell public auction. At the Merchants and Aue
tODeers Exchange Royal street. between Canal aud Jus
TUESDAY, August 25th, 1868 at IL o'clock
The olloYng described Properly and ali the rights titles
and interest OF the defendant In aud 70 the Sitn
tie in the ssment district No and square NO in
bounded by the following Observation-Disclosures ST. James
and Poydras measuring nineteen by huhdrd and
twenty feet lsxl2 according plsn file in the city
veyor once and assessed IN the Of ten thousand dol
0OO0 acrording the city Of l556
now Deposited in the tressurer's Office Of this city.
Seized In the above suit VIZ.
THOs L MAXWELL.
123 anil 25 Sheriff Of the Parish OF orleans
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. CARoSDELeT NAvl-
cation Company Second District Court Of New Orleans
No. 3O,426
pY VIRTUE of n writ of hert faeias
- directed by the Honorable the Sec nd District
Court Of New Orleans, in the above eneted cause,
Geo ". Avery late Sheriff, and by said late
sheriff transferred. | VIII proceed sell
public auction, the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Streets in the seconc District Of this city, TUESDAY
August 25ih. 1868 at II oic ock
Assessment District No. g. square bounded by you s.
John lsx540 assessed 4 500 and fronting Bayou st
John assessed IS o. according u the Assessment Boil Of
1896 deposited in the Trsas urers Office Of this city
Seized in the above suit.
THOS l. MAXWELL,
jy23 anil Is Sheriff Of the Parish 81 Orlsans
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CARkATZ INSTITUTE,
7s7 PRYTASIA STREET.. CORNER OF FIRST
Day nj d BoardiSg school for Young Ladies.
ssssiOn Of 1859 viii Is. ssptsmbsrDs1f
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ofNew OTeans % Camp street July Il, 65Io prevent
public misApprehnson Il l. state that there exist
no ocial connection between u 10 Company snd the Fire
mems charitable Association, that the latter is in nc
vise responsible for the contracts Of this Company
= b l.. MILBAUDON, President.
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CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.. CANAL CARoEDELET
Navigation ompany-secOnd Distric. Court Of New
Orleans-No 30,427
DY VIRTUE OF n writ sf heri factas
I'D directed BY the Honorable the Second District Court In
the abb entitled TO Gee w Avery late sheriff and
by said late Sheriff transferred viii proceed 20 sell at
public auction the Merchants aud Auctoneer Exchange
Royal sre between Canal and CusOmhOuse sreeis IN tbs
District Of this city TUESDAY, August IS 1858
at y O'Clock
ST. ouis Toulouse, Clark, Bayou 50 John, $1,000 Ton
louise 81 Peier Hy Avenue Bayou 1t John II lots 5000
Tou,Ouse 81 Peter. inois B.you 5, John. 5000; Tou
lou Louis GeDos Clark, S5oa according 10 the
oepoed In the office Of the Treasurer Of this city
Seized IN sue above suit.
BE- JEKMs-Cash on the spot
THOS. L MAXWELL,
jy23 aull Is Sheriff Of the Parish Of orleans.
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June is i-In accordance with sections 81 and IS Of An
set emitted to establish q general system
of Free Banking In the STATE Loaisis ans,
70 the holders Of the circulating notes Of this
Bank duly under he prevs OF said act TO
the Banking aouse or At the office OF the
state AUDITOR for the purpose Of redemption, with ons
year this dte otherwise the funds deposited % said
CHAS FAURIE, ia, Cashier.
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Referring 70 the above advertisement would inform my
friends that remain " ih"Messrs hEbD BOVARB, No.
lOl Poy and 1sud respectfully solicit eoatinu-
OF their favors w. NENTON.
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many Campaigns, By irving then
FERRIS, lal POydras street.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-23
REPUnLICAxIsG.

The editor Of the Cincinnati Eaguircr
has lately had a conversation with an
intelligent gentleman, living at Green
bricr, Grecubricr county, West Viz.
ginia, aud was Informed that under the
laws Of the State, which had been dic.
tatcd to them, that IL had jn.t seven
votes, all told. The population Of ,hc
town is about 800, and there ough,
to be at least $50 electors. Bat the
right of suffrage has been confined 10
screen elected persons, VIII, are supposed
to be emineutly loyal, aud all the
rest have been DISTINGUISHED. or scgeu
only thrcs voted at the last election! Il
not that heavy constituency Many
other towds arc in tho same condition
and in somewhat less degree il dc,
scribes the whole State, There used
to be loud talk in England before the
Parliamentary reform OF 1872 Of the
'rotten borough system, by which
some deserted hamlcts had as many
members Of Parliament as tho large
cities West Virginia is now one vast
"rotten borough" II is a barlesque
upon republican government. Does any
one suppose that VIC will have doncstil
peace aud harmony 10 this country
while such a state Of affairs exists
Ought there to be- What woald our
people do il the right Of suffrage was
confined TO a select fcw ia this county
again, oil the rest Of our people being
DISTINGUISHED? How long would they
now submit TO il or tolerate itg II the
people Of West Virginia could vote
they would give ut least twenty thou
sand Democratic majority, yet at the
last election, under this "tyrannical and
fraudulent government" the State gave
ten thousand Radical majority. II is
BY the aid Of ten or dozen such 'rot-
ten borough" States that il is expected
the people of the North win be ouiyoted
in the coming Presidential contest
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-23
THE CAMPAIGN.

The present campaign will be the
most exciting one this country has eyer
Witnessed. II will be q gigantic con.
test for the establishment Of great po.
litical principles, aud the issues viii be
SO clearly defined that 20 citizen can
mistake them The question with each
voter will not be. z Who are you furg,'
but What are you forY" The name,
the rank and the past conduct Of the
candidates for President will signify
less than such things did before The
two great parties will do battle for an.
tagonistic political policies with all the
might that is IN them, and the Dernocl
racy have 50 greatly the advantage ii
this respect that they arc very properl,
confideot Of success They do not OK
pect, however, to achieve the victor,
without labor, and they are ready L
work as they never did before. They
must and will have an efficient orgini
zation IN every election district 10 tll,
State, which viii see to il that the
doubtful are convinced, the wavcrina
confirmed, the hesitating fully convert
ed, every legal vote polled aud every
illegal one challenged and rejected. -
Every member Of the party must wors
with energy 10 this great struggle, Tn,
truth must be pressed home npen n
who can be induced to receive it. Dem
ocratic newspapers, tho agency from
which the greatest results are 10 be ex
peeied, must be put into thu hands o
every man who viii read them. lie
our friends bear this in mind, and Sc
about increasing our circulation now
so that when the contest wakes warn
our paper eau be found io every Demo
cratic household ia the county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-01-23
THE RESULT.

Last Friday night was a joyful time,
t. all appearances, among the Radicals
in this vicinity Tho defeat Of Governor
Swami in the balloting for Senator
seemed to give them great Joy, and If
the announcement or the untimcly tax
ing off of Andrew Johnson could have
followed close after this news, their
cup of gladncss would have been full
to oyerfowing.
We are highly gratiiied that in this
affair the delegation from Carroll have
not been unmindful Of the duty they
owed to their constituency. In the
whole circle Of our acquaintance in
Carroll we have yet to hear any one
speak in terms other than favorable to
Governor swann's election, and now
that he is defeated, the feeling expressed
on all sides, except the Black side, is
decided and un ;istakable, Our people
have not yet been long enough out Of
the Slough of Despond to be willing to
spurn the bridge that bore them safely
over.
That the Radical party should feel
jubilant over the defeat Of Governor
Swami we think not more than natural,
for he certainly has been the direct
cause Of the termination Of their parti-
san and tyraunical domination in Mary
land. From the affluencc Of power he
has east them at the feet Of Congress,
suppliants and mendicants, seeking to
be reinstated in power and relnstallod
in Office We arc not then surprised TO
read in the Baltimore american Of the
18th inst. that As IN some measure
the exponent of the Republican party
in the State, We return thanks for the
defeat of the man who sold them and
their principles for personal aggraudizc-
ment, and We think we can likewise
speak for all the true men Of the Demo
cratic party, who are, orer his remit
in full accord with their political oppo
nents" We deny that he sold then
aud their principles" They were never
sold, for no one outside Of an iusaB'
asylum would have been fool enough Il
have become the purchaser uulcsi
perchance the Antcricaa has referene,
to the recent editorials Of the Baltimore
GaEctte; if SO, We retract The latte
named seems recently to have fofme,
a copartnorship with the American 70
the abuse Of Mr.. swann---a combina
ton that is tho offspring of radiealisu
and an illustration of "the meeting o
extremes"