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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16

+
WHATEVER may be the result of the South
srn elections, the Southern States hsvs for
the first time been treated to the novelty OF
free, untrsmmeled political discussien. No
restraints have been placed upon the politi.
clans or newspapers 90 far as the support Of
their party and candidates have been concern
ed. They have written and said what seem
ed best to them from Florida to Arkansas,
without fear of Government restraint or pop
ular violence.
Mob law, which, in former years, silenced
opposition and controlled elections, has
been done away with, and the press and the
people now express their opinions with i'm.
puniiy, and free discussion prevails. 1.-THE
Southern whites are now suffering from
wrongs, this very freedom Of thonght and
speech will sooner or later right them, and
will at the same time insure projection Tor the
liberated bondmen. Free thought, free speech,
and free press,will always secure individual
freedom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16
FORREST WILL STAND
AZ TEE
Stables Of the AsS0ClatlQ n,

Stables Of the AssociatiQ n,
KRoKUR,.Iow4
For the ensuing. sesson Of 1868.
Between The lAI Of April and lst Of augus',
II ,an term. and CONDITIONS to-w!t:
For zach mare the season Thirty noH..ks Should
the mare prove Re with foaa She Wiz be en,l-
tlad 10 b ratnrped season for TEN DOLLARS
FuRRE,Ti hssutifui Mahogany Bay, With blaek
trtmming is.[ hands hssh. and weighs ~hen 10 fssh
l25o bH wa. tired by Bay Kentucky Huntsr be by od
Kentucky Hrpter ; his dam by Boxua, ard grand
dam was by Messenger. FoHkEsTS fr.t dam va. by
Young ghanlsr, w sikn'a iishlandert steonu oln
descend. from tho celebrated imported M.ssenger on
both sides which Is shown proninently IN himself
NJ Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-16
NJ A r I o n

This Horse Is of the meet gushed Trntng ssoeg
g., ,he mt, He ia handsome brown in color, u
hands h fno, proportions and stYls OF great pow q
And ,upe-ol tr. Ntng Was sired ~ IN. c-eora
ted hor i'm ted iuto Kentucky tE Hon. James,
fsv son ef Hepty ebay, called Msmefine tnie', whf
-, aucea more trotng horses than any other herI
In Amerfss.
nv Imp'i Sir Waia s.cont dam by Im1d stockheld
sr third dan by Te;nps-t, hts fourth dam wsn
mo-. a I aotopa hir eJ ire from virginia
Marion WI Ill stand at the same Btabies
At the folio wing rates:
For each mare the TWENTY-FIVE p1L
IAps shorld The mare not IN !oal, she can =
retatnt sfs hext season for TIN DOLLARS me ns1'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24
WANTED, AGENTS,

SIS to 5000 per month, everyw here male and f.
male, to in rIduce the GENUINE INPRovEp ,"MNu>
SENSE FANUN SEwI>'i MACHINE. Ibis machine WI
tu'h, lem, fell, iurk, qJIlt. cord bind haI
brbldrT in i sup 10. manner. Price only l.
FUllE war a.tcd for tiv years. w Wit pay :luU' or
any indciiae thar il -truucr, b,..utiiu
elastic h,u ours. 1t makes the las ic
Lock stitch. livery c"nd ii CHI be- CIT. and still
the cloth cannot h pt d apa:t vi hoIt = w
pay agent Fl III so t uu pc III nth AID y u,
commission from which twice tina amour. can lt
made Adde'S SEC)M co PtsbIrgh, Pa, ..
Rostou, Mlss.
CAl Ilu\.--D" not b. impOs up, Il BY other Iar--
paluIins of worthless cIst machines under tn.
me name or Othei wise. pr II lie only genuine
ready practical heap luac i e I!..auftc uI,d
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24

Kraesalatts wife discovered her Old
hen sitting in the back yard and "bust
I'D her nest" Soon after the wife came
in much excited and said: "My dear
Krae,alatt, l took the eggs from browne
and she has gone and sat onto an old
meat axe" Let her SET" said the bill
Gus old fellow, IF she sets on an axe
may he she'll lIatchet ~
EDrrOR's DRAWER. - Sons literary
mouser has discovered that the editors
Drawer" in IIarper's Monthly is made up
by woman. SO are editors drawers
generally.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24

STATE OF VERMONT, In PROBATE Court he'd al
Essex District, Guldhdl within and iuI
SAID district. on The 1T day Of April. \ D, lsCo.
An Instrument pUrpprtius 10 be the last W III and T'>
lament OF Rev KimbLll Hddcy. late Iunenbur-.
said district. deceased BEN. presented the
by Sarah Hadlcy, The eAeCutrl& therein named, tor
probate:
1t Is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein, he notified At SESSION OF SAID
holden the probate Office, i'll tIuildlal. the
18th day Aprl, l,In. and ,hcw any they
have against the Probate OF said " III tor when pur-
pose further ordered that copy 81 ;e record OF
order be published II. weeks ely IN the
CaedOuian printed ST. Jol,bury previous To SAID
Iuuc .Ip pointed tor hearing.
A OF rcCUTd-AtteSt,
- VIM. II. HAKrSHORN, Judge OI Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24
Gales Copper Strip Feed Cutter.

Do YOU want the cheapes.. casic-t worked and most
durable SELF FEErl>G Hay >>p >rAIk CUTTER {!
Not 10 be- paid Tor i'll led. / sizes. A-cns want, d.
send fox iUIst ltcI cir, t.llr
GALE y CHAPLIN Chicopcc Falls Ma r.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24
$40 to $40 . Day Guaranteed.

COOP A''E\IS wanted tu i. J-olurc on NIM >i,.
SIT TIIE ofNt>" Ma II> =t!',4 alike ID -..-
The ois ii clt-, low priced it,AI d. t., IA k,.,.
We Will cor. IA Na,.. t. sprI.- Iai, Ii.r and
cIap!"y "nc.- r.c a-,'.ts ala .. ta y i,..1r-
sud -liupc worA furnished on spp..,lt.. A.d.ys- ,,
g. II-Su\ 4 Co., i:u-tou, Ma.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24

reasonable compensation for their servl-
ces, not to exceed the sum of three thou
sand dollars per annum.
Approved March %, 1867.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.


Late ascntot | 5. Patent on,,e. Washington tunicr
the act 81 l>57.
= State Street, opposite hluN Street, Boston.
After an extensive pTavtiCe ot upwards ~ twenty
years continues t. secure patents ia the United State
also Il Great Britain. France and Other
tries Caveats, >peCl, At;uu>. bonds, SuIucUt- tl3
al papers or drawings tor patents, executed ga liberal
,vru.>. and N.tu Ir-I ttct. Researches mA4c into
American 81 foreign WuIk~. TO dctr mine the VALIDITY
vr utility OF patents OF luvcui,us-aI! lcsL other
advice rendered IL all matters touching The sam" C'pv
OF the claims OF patent furnished tE TJuIItt- 81
Assignments recorded At Washington.
TESrIauNIAL
Il regard M. Eddy one Ot the most successful
and capable practitioners with whom have had Jiy-
a. Intercourse. CHAS. MASON.
Commissioner Vi Patents.
Il have hesta lion IN Assuring Veutur> that They
cannot employ person more competent ana trust
worthy, ami more capable ui putting their Applications
form 10 secure Tor them early and favorable
consideration At the patent office
EDMUND BIZ Rk Z Late Commissioner OF Patents.
MI. X. Ii. Eddy has made Tor me IS aPpicltlul- on
all which patents have been granted. AID
pending. such uLIulst.tkeLOe proof great
talent and ability on his part leads me TO recommend
All inventors - apply 10 him /" procure their patents
they may ~ sure u having the most faithful atirL
ton beStOw ed their and Al Ne.y REASONABLE
CcArsss.' JOHN TAGGAkr.
During eight moHth>. the subscriber III course oil H.
lArE" Practice. made twice rejected appu,a,I
10 appeals, which decided IN or.
ON The commission OF patents, X. II. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. /, lSUo.-ly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24

Thirty titfrrcn' shade D. hq I'd f,am The .al.,
shadc- al IL powder form. " adyI- t.cl.r Of ,..
black bro IL and drsb, ia tAr powder form. For
sac Al druggists d,-l,.- and At tl. M4uu.I,to-
", l.. II Il. Ms
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24
Fruit Trees and Vines. Small Fruits.
Shrubs and Plants.
PATENT OFFICES.

Inventors who with 20 take ont Letters Patent are
tdv- i 10 council vi Nj " i Co., Lditors of the
SCI II Inc Am re N, who have ru-"c ted claims before
th' t-cn' bthcc Ton over twenty ycr. Their Aurri-
can and Europe II Patent A-cucy the
~ the worli Charge Les han auv other r lialI,
agency pamphlet couta ing full iu-truC.io ion
vcIIturs, sent gratis.
70 hani-om. hound volume" containing l5n me
chanlcul on-rivin@ and the United Census by
tontlca with hiu's and rcccip FOR matted
receipt Of - cents. Addre--
vi M Il CO.. - PAX Row. New York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24
THE VERMONT RAW BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE of LIME

of LIME
l. made of raw lOncs with The other necessary
stitucns Q: he best quality, and with other adu
tcraou whatcvtr At the works Of the Company st.
JoInsbury, Undcr The dir ction Of HORACE PADDOCK,
Esq, well known as,riculturist and also by his
position long hcld-is an officer of the Caledonia
"ouury -rcultura society Its preparation is COM
dn,rrd win skill and fidelity and iii the dcternir
a'ion OF The Company 10 fully maintain its high
standard of excellence. Testimonials from
Of our st 'rTcrs now it to be the cheapest and
bot fertilizer ever offered in market
The vi. Raw Bone Superphosphate is
the best every way" IONA. LAWRENCE,
Ste. OF >aiedouia Co. Wool Growers Assn.
The most satisfactory Of any have used"
HON. EZRA \. PARKS,
Pet OF Caledonia Go. Agricultural Society.
Has proved all that can be desired"
=. :. GOULD, Wet Concord, Vt.
Contains Inc most Bone Phosphate of any
j. +. FuSTEI PassuInpsic, VI.
Is altogether the best in market, i, hasterls
mt IL, p" E.l-'rs secure from frost much eafli-
e. ,h.n ,:hrr~i-r." Hon. BARRON MOI LION,
s.. JoInsburyr Vt.
has a marked and beneficial effect on ruta
ht .l- AID 20 At. e. /. ". sANBORN, Esq.
sc. # CALEDONIA Go. Agricultural Society.
1T stands at the head Of every thing of the kin
even '-vi hrr,. j. ~ L. Ii. AltN VI, fcacham.
There was two bushels where twas put.
to one where i was not used. Tried -de by
manufactured by ". l.. bradley Of lsoston) crops
uiac. InI.r ndi;iOn I soil md etIcn there
a marked difference in favor of the VT. Su
perphos phate." L.C MATHEWS, Esq,
last Il. =, hnsbury, Vt.
i had better yield and earlier crops
than uc luor- Ao used Va Ia nurc or other brands
f suprrphn phatr. ned pc tion Of my ats they
rpenei two weeks before Tue rect Of the fed"
'Ail. II. FLRkINS Cabot, Vt.
l got one fourth more bushels where used
the Vermont Nnr' pho ph'tr alone than where used
alike ''o ut OF tocz sup rpAosphUc and % cords OF
vel iot'' la Hic to I'll" acre III, crop and treatment
thu -ti.ir. HIRAM Hill
II,pT Cf -. johns bury House.
Ii is cheap, concentrated and efficient,
II greatly increases the Weld and natures the
err Two or three weeks earlier than yasd
".'". !. 'a-'4. irei' devoid of the dsagreeabe
stencil put in other lhuuit t.Iter- and IN much
OF t.r oi''a.''' il is the best we get"
ELb. UALHEAIII, barnet, Vt
i-,'u' -"Il h'.s ID c.eapiy ~ such an article
Ga. Sod. j. Il Iow priced >uIcrphosphu,e, and
.- 20 GOD alt 20. arrr,d, lc, the genuine, ,Iticlt
.- sid b. ia COMPANY lie mixed 18th IL ,.J,i an,pn,
r' tg. ua, ,' i.' Id compost aud g-si ar,icl. i.
t' ait. and p cp-i If lrs- thlu r, dollars L hum
!r..
nose who buy and use it will lose moth
ing. I'i TH' OF Ia! Il ID without lnv. IEe result
'.- EiIl Ni'iI i'm tsyoroi e r. ospnat, al through
81 -.a \ L,.-i',r La me a. rel OF wLlt Iordrr-
'. n.i rul- j. bet. ! tlt. "Cuv'-.''
Lu\>uN l. RICE, Fli,lce, VI
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CARPENTERS.

Send for Catalogue # New rracti al Books Arch-
lecture and stair liuiiuc.
\ j. BlCkNELL & CO, Publishers, Troy, y. Y
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SCSD per month guaranteed agents ever. VIII,
DSOO ing iatent Ev,Ilis;in Met lie C,t!lc-
lines. WIT, r circulars T. the American Vine Co..
To- Broadway, y. y. Or Ii ncaIbon It, Chicago, III
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24

take THE opportunity thank my former friends
and patrons for their past custom and inform them and
other that am yet the old stand in Johnson's Block
Railroad Street aud shall be nost happy to furnish them
with anything in my line And in clothing dine give
them in future as in the past perfect 'fits"
W. ii. HORTON.
". II. HpEEoN. l.. FLAvIS. ". A. FIERCE.
st. Johusbury, March 10, ls6s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24

a Resolution in Relation to the Execu-
non OF Surveys of Rivers ordered by
Congress.
Resolved by the Senate and House
OF Representatives OF the United States
Of America i'll Congress assembled, That
the chief of engineers may, with the an
Proval of the Secretary of War, employ
such civil engineers, not exceeding five in
number, for the purpose of executing the
surveys and improvements of western and
northwestern rivers, ordered by Congress
as may be necessary to the proper and
dill@ent prosecution of the same, and the
persons SO employed may be allowed a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-04-24
THE CALIFORNIAN.
LAWS OF THE u. $.

Passed at the FIRST Session of the Fortleth
Congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10
REGFETRAEE0y.

Now that Mr.. SEARS, Registrar Of the
county is al wota, ne hope the officers OF
the several wsri clubs and OF al ouf
Democrats organizations, viii unto Ii
such an arrangement as will secure 10
every member Of Il psrty entitled, pa
peEs Of registration. Both wings o! the
Radical psrty are and will be active ia
til the ciose Of the Registrars Cfic and
we have little doubt tina: as Mississippi
is to be denied participation Ia the Pcesl-
Dental election, the dishonest seals
with which Radicslism abounds, viii al
tempt to foist upon Us, a. legal vosera.
hundreds Of negroes whose homes are
on the other side OF the State line. Such
frauds, If possible, must be prevented
and the closest canvass Of the Conserva-
tive party be made in order to arrive al
our utmost strength on the day OF cleo.
Every citizen owes Il TO himself
10 do what lie q in this matter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
CORREsPoNDENCE.

N,--espondeaos. on htbic Events, solicited non
every part " ne Ua5ed States.
ALySLEE EEATING & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10
ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, September 9.-The attend-
ance Rt the Fair Grounds to-day was
very lar se-fully 40 Coz persons being
present on the ground. The weather
was clear but cold. The great event Of
the day was the Paschall House drawing
which took place in the arena and cccU.
pied six hours. II is not known at pres
VINO are the holders OF the whining
tickets. The following are the numbers
which drew the highest prizes: No.
S., 702 the Paschall House, valued at
$3.50 600; No. II $50 8 residence in Mem
phis, valued at $50 900, No. 80 684 3
residence in Jefferson City, Mo-, valued
SIS 1000; No. 90 785 q residence on
Chestnut street, st. Louis, valued al
BIS. 600; No. II, 094 a residence on Eighth
street, valued at $4,000; No. 1885,
residence on Morgan street, valued st
$4,000; No. AZ 100 y residence on Chou-
tssu Avenue, valued at $40 coo; M.
70 .543 a residence on Morgan street, val.
Jed At SO. 600; No. 81, 4S7 a residences on
Chouteau Avenue, valued at 5000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10
FOREIGN.

LONDON, O5tober 9.-RumoFs are car
rent At Paris and Madrid that Cuba hs,
declared Tor independence.
PARIS. October 9.-Tha weekly stata.
ment Of the Bank Of France shows a
decrease OF p, coo francs.
TIE Papal corvette C0uscerne has bsen
ordered to Margejlles, % take on board
the Queen OF Spain.
MADRID, October 9.-The janta will
bring a bill before Cortsz Tor abolisbing
slavery in the colonies at the end Of ten
years.
The provisional junta has made 3 da.
claFaiion in favor OF civil and religions
liberty. It is received with enthusiasm.
snd extensive demonstrations ara 6einS
made here, especially Ia fAvor of reli.
gious liberation. A large number of
workmen are Idle in consequences of the
agitation, which has caused q TEMPORARY
suspension Of Industry and labor In the
The jnuta assures them that work
will be provided for al who want it.
Rumor says that the Duke and Duchess
OF MontpsnsieF have been allowed TO re-
from Spain.
Much excitement was created In Cata-
onia by the reform 10 ths custom tariff
The CubaHs IN this city demand that
heir Island be represented In the dslib
srstions OF the Junta,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. 10. Ises
}. ron wEmPHTa...

We had rather write ore line for th'
encouragement Of trade, Of o0mmRSeI
Of business, Of industry and to 0ouce
money here than upon any otha Of the
thousand themes that call fc' the stten-
ton OF the daily press. ne have been
SO bsstsu, battered nd bruised have
lost so much ar made so little, that
above all otr,r Things We count it essen
b9u ne press OF our city should en-
"tsxe and foster every enterprise for
vney-maKing that our citizens can
devise or their wit project.
We have been for six weeks or more
ogsged in the good work OF urging our
readers to the Importance Of new rail-
rosd enterprisss-ths Selma road, the
River road, and tbs Great Pacific road to
7usyamss. And we have urged that
pirit Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that has
made every CREST city in the
Union. We have urge that every
citizen should, instead Of running her
down, ring the changes upon the unri-
vailed situation and opportunities for
fortunes that Memphis has and affords.
We have written up the Agricultural
Society, projected into new lie aud fresh
activity by s few ~enterPrising men Of the
county, and ne Gre glad to say with the
most promising results.
By pursuing suoh ; course We pi =
the people. Toe merchants sTe encou.-
aged to embark ia new fields Of labor I
and the poor unemployed pick up oour-
age, and all feel s. If there was life ahead.
and there is LIE ahead. The young men
Of the country are taking intsrest in
public IS well So private affairs. They
realize their destiny as heirs to the future
of this great city, Rnd they ask that old
f0giss, pufed Into notoriety as recon-.
pence for smsil beer, shall, If they please,
stand a. the street corners, bub certainly
get out Of their Wsy. The Eorkers mean
work aud that the lOuugsTs and loafers
shall 60 70 tae wall. IRRELEVANT,
SYKES, Gen. FORREST, and many others
OF our livs men are ia the right direc-
tion. They are talking trade for Mem
phis, and trade wish Memphis 10 distant
populations, cad care nothing and ask
nothing Of place peif OF power, but only
that We small appreciate their Efforts aud
lend & helping hand. And We must. We
must sbske off the iethErgy that has too
long cgershsdOwed Us. We must feel
and know that this is oar land, the place
OF our homes and hearts, and that here
we mean TO eIpend the labor Ct our lives
building & city uDriyslIed on the
continent. II we work Is one man
can do It. We must discard all
diseords aud ~Jes!ousies. We must
not fight for precedence or honoEs, but
agree to accord both to those only who
ire worthy Of them. We must dismiss :
Ill frOthyness, and be hearty, sincere and
10 each other. We all want TO
money. We make It from one |
mother. The more prosperous we make
ourselves Be a community tina more /
prosperous we will be as individuals. t
Jst US unite, then, and nnder the rally q
ng cry "For Memphis" L
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L
Fhe roads now 10 the hands Of receivers
awe the State Sl1, 0O9, asa,
QueS. 4. Do you appreilend the calling
ut Of the militia Of your State this yeaT,
md, il so, 1t what probabls cost TO the
state?
AnS. THE MILITIA WILL NOT BE
CALLED OUT.
CUES. 5. About what amount win be
required to psy the annual interest and
Expenses OF the State, and do you Appre.
hend any considerable deficiency In
the revenue OF tue State 10 meet its semi
annual interest,
Ans. $500 J9 will be found to be the
amount necessary TO meet the interest on
7ur State debt, as Il ts, and dafray the
| expenses Of State Government, ON
moa schools (%annual school appropria-
ion $500, 900.
The me-. important answers given
s60ve are those 10 questions three ard
four, wherein thesetRohigh officers Of the
State Government confess it the future
policy Of the Legislature to sell orr de-
linquent railroads and, after the
threats OF u Governor, that even the
Radical party Of the Ststeeonsider itsli-
cidsl TO enlist a militia, the employment
Of which would entail farther expense
upon US, d~lsorgsnizs our labor, and lead
to our total dlscredIt at the great faan-
cisl center of the country.
But why did not Messrs. BLACKBURN
aud RICHARDS go farther, and explain
that it Is altogether owing to the exjsi-
ence Of a Radical Government in len
nessee, inducing and epgsnderiss strifes
and snimosities, that there Gre any de.
linquent rsilroads7 Why not confess
this truth, aud by promises of an
amended system q public a~fialrs, i'm
press Mr.. CALHOUN with the idea that
ever these delinquent roads might in
time ms5 arrangements, independent
OF H. State, for the liquidation Of
evny cent they owe And why did
saey not confess, that rs the State
securities declined, so all public So
declined, and that as they
raised Tennessee from the slough of
dRarcial despond into which she has
been thrown by knsvery ard theft,
they would be in q condition, instead of
to help still farther the once
profitable lines Of traffic projected and
by sensible business mea before the
war.
Why not assure Mr.. CALHOUN that
steps would be taken to return to Che
State Treasury the school fund stolen
rom the defunct Tennessee National
Why not give him sssurances
he intelligence and wealth of our
State would shortly be enfranehised, and
be enabled to participate in the political
consequently the financial control
If the State? Why not assure him OF
.hese and many other things necessary
we can put cur over urdened
on q footing ut all equal 20
hat she occupied in 1850? Why
Because Radical policy is : make. shit
Because 3 Radical Legislature
sgislates for men and not for the people.
because, the creatures CO day, tie Rad
Gals labor only for a day, and take no
rider concerning the future. Because :
hey are for themselvss-IshmaeIs, in :
country, their hsnds are agains,
people Of the State. The Railroads
be sold-everything We have must
e cold, In order to support a system that
as doubly robbed rs, Ia that We sre
round TO powder by a too severe tax :
aonr our property Is deoried and re- 1
ueed one ha.fin valus, and then threat 3
led with PUBLIC sale. !
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Boston.

BOsToE, October 9.-George s. Rich
aFdssn, Of the firm OF Psge, Richardson
& Co, Of this city, residing at Long
wood, arosa from his bed at l o'clock this
morning, while lab0ring under a tempo
rary fit OF insanity, and cut the throsts
Of two of his children. The oldest ore,
a boy Of thirteen, is dead. The other
may recover. Richardson was subse-
qaeutly fouad in = barn in his night
clothes, 3 raving maniac.
John Tyler has challenged Walter
Brown to row q match for $1,000 or
$1,000, at Trey, on the Hudson river.
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city, with a few others very obscure in
the Church, have yet blszsd forth IS
ehampions of the old style" OF service.
The Bishops are all opposed to it-some
ON principle some through fear of conse-
quences. At all events they are OPP
posed to it, and from their position may
be counted On TO quench the Riiuslistic
blaze that threatened the Protestant
Episcopal Church with general confs-
grafton and su6sidsnce-one wing into
The Conservative Mother Church of
Rome, the other to the popular, able,
enthusiastic, energetic and reliable Off
shoot of glorious JOHN WESLEY. We
count the days for the Rltualists.