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j. HFArHCurE. W. .MAlTLANp. /. BARTON
I HEATHCOTE & COMPANY

j. HFArHCurE. W. .MAlrLANp. l. BARTas.
I HEATHCOTE & COMPANY
b D / l. T. R Ii' y R KS,
CORNER OF WEST STREET 4 BLACK HORSE ALLEY
Having increased cur facilities in the way of
shop room, machinery, &C. We are prepared to
manufacture LOCOMOTIVE Eli Eand all kinds
OF STEAM BOllf Rs. SMOKE-STAf Ks, TANKS,
SuELT-IEoS MoIK.Nc. An work promptly done
To- order at short notice, and
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO REPAIRS.
Your attention is specially called to the mem
bcrs of Our frm-all being Practical Boiler Makers.
Mr.. HEATHCOTE has had an experience of over
thirty years in the mauufa,t re of ali kinds OF
Steam Boilers ana from OF long experience We
are fully aware ui the necessity OF well-mad5
and sufficiently large BoILtR, to secure not only
safety but satisfactory results and We shall give
our customers only those of the best quality as
regards material, workmanship, and ample heat
der satisfaction, and al prices fully as low any
other builders using the same quality of materi-
ais.
We would call the attention of Railway Com
pnnleS to our facilities for doing LOCOMOTIVE
WORK, EITHER REPAIRS OR NEW, as we make II
point for one OF the firm toalways give his per-
sonal attention
We are also prepared to do all kinds OF Steam
Fittings, such as Heating Public and Private
Buildings Factories, fitting up Steam Boilers, ,&c.
constantly ON hand all kinds of STEAM FIT
TINGS, STEAM ASD WATER GuAGEs STEAM PIPEs
and all fittings connected with the business.
Also Castings OF all kinds Boiler Fronts Crates,
Stoves, IlOws, and all work connected with this
general foundry business
Respectfully soliciting your orders, we ATE
Yours very truly, j. HEArHCoTE 4 co
Eel, ,oS'bs-lE
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TO SPoRTsMEN.-A bill has been in
troduced in the Senate for the better
preservation Of partridges in this State.
1t provides that the time Tor shooting
them shall after the passage of this
act be from the Goth of December. Many
reasons can be given why this law
should be passed, for unless the birds
are protected by some law Of this kind
and the fine Of twenty-five dollars for
the violation of this act be imposed, the
country will soon be without game OF
this kind.
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ms nee NCY.
4 SPLENDID BARGAIN.

4 SPLENDID BARGAIN.
Ihr subscriber offers to sell at private sale one
Of thr most desirable private residences To be
found any where along the river between
BLOOM~BURG AND BERWICK.
Il was built and furnished for himself and IN Mt.
ted uI with c"nvcnt'ncos and comforts OF tho
most modern style, II Is SltuUtc at The uIper end
OF EsIr Columbia county, pu The lot Itself Is
very pleasantly located ON iur muin road and
tlr improvements consist of
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with Now and convenlpn, stabing and other out.
buildings; ana the lut adorned With Shrubbtry
and planted with a variety of fruits.
one third OF tile purchase money to be cash /.
tlle haijnce 90 remain ON mortgage If purchaser
desires, for some time. Tn. property Will be sold
cheap, ALEktl CRiN NELING.
EspN. January g. lSG>.
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A IL Garments made in the latest ana
Slst ing stsrs. to-2n.
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MIR. EDITOR "A certain named gen
tleman in the neighborhood of New
Columbus, who owns no proper Y, not
as much as Il COW or Il chicken, but does
an extensive business as black smith, =,
and pettifogger, and in his sons name,
got himself dcputcd by the Sheriff of
Luzerne county, to collect from an old
friend, neighbor, and customer, his
own judgment of six dollars and some
cents. lie at once levied on everything
he could find in the house and barn of
the defendant, some four hundred dol
lars worth, and advertised the same, ,he
using the title of Deputy Sheriff very
freely. The money was al once forth
coming; said Deputy charged above ten
dollars as his cost; was Il few days
since arrested on warrant and taken
to Wilkesbarrc for taking illegal fees,
where he was somewhat reduced. "Put
Il beggar on horseback and he will ride
to the devil" PLUME.
NEW CDIT-MRJ'S Pa
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N O Il | c +.
~ The books OF the late firm of Everett 4 Case
have been left in the hands OF j. b. Harman ESQ,
al Orangevile, for collection. Al persons indebt-
ed To the sald firm are hereby warned, not "
cd to make immediate payment TO J. h. Hat man
Esd and thereby save costs, l.. ENEREIT,
Jan loes.p.
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HOWE SEWING MACHINE. We have made
special contract with the Howe Sewing Ma
chine Company to furnish their world-renowned
machine rs
PREMIUM FOR NEW SUBSCRIBERS
TO I ii T. n d L p T. n ID L Mt.
during the present year Any person who will
send us the names of twentY-fpur new yearly
subscribers. atIour regu ar subscription price,
see terms as above VIII be presented with one
of these celebrated machines, the lowest price of
which is $50, II will be packed and shipped by
express; or otherwise. as directed.
We simply want the names with the money
Of hCeHtB JOlT persons who do not take our paper,
and who really subscribe for 1t they may be
sent one at Il time, or all together; they may be
at one post-Oilicc. or more than out-wc are only
particular tha, they shall be Goh0ddc now StJscri-
JCrS.
Any one person subscribing for q years. or any
two persons for twelve years, or any three per-
sons fors years, will be entitled TO the machine
under above offer.
Persons intending to take advantage of this of
fer, and sending the subscribers names as they
obtain them, will please state in each instance
that they are sent on this account
All subscriptions sent under this offer must be-
gin with the number of our paper next aflcr the
receipt of the money.
Remttances must be made by post-ofiice mon
ey order, bank check, or express lpnid.)
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DRY GOODS. ETC.

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ed thereon, containing sommodious.
anna ,xnrcr,r~
oro ,hor,,,ro of,.r,,, n hin, o., ,,,os ,.,sh,r.,
h,v moods for c,s,, or yy,nvr
The credit svs,om nm erepov 10 tho cssh bn,sr
The cash or
the only true system, doing Justice to tine buyer
10 ".'' 10 '' ''.'e'' !. '"'o''s '"' N'''''N"' W
"
FRENCH NrpINos
Ats5cen,s worth s,m
,cv . ppowu poyr,S ,,p,c.s
..su,x,,
AMERICAN nER1NosAIL CoLoRs
At 40 cents, worth As cents;
coo, Calico. . ,,rs,,rs - o,.
Better 10
Al % cents per yard
r'o''' '''10 " '''-'
TiPTop TWEEps 4 sATiNETTs
From 20 to 90 cents pery yd.
From 2s to 95 cents per Ms.
,,,-a,..,.,.,,.,,
-"
hh'' 9hlr'' @ Drawers 10 close out low
crxrs, ,c,.srvrpr eurprs
'1 '-'V ~ '''-' 'N''"'
BUCK GLOVES MIrrEN5
HOOP SKIRTS. YoI-R CHOICE
hA'9 " 'Ni''' foN MEN " hofH
FEW
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CLOTHES BY MAClIINERY.--W were
both surprised and delighted to find,
on dropping in to our friend Chembcr-
Inns the other day, that not content
with his usual accuracy and care in
making up suits he had actually reduc-
ed his system to Il science and now cuts
his clothes By mGchNery. lie has an
instrument or rather series of instru-
ments o. which are marked with
mathematical precision all the meas
urements necessary to ensure a perfect
fit. 1t is impossible TO describe on paper
the ingenuity and completeness Of this
arrangement. We We're eye witness to
the cutting an entire suit of clothes
and the operation took about rs long
space Of time rs in the Old manner was
devoted to the marking out Of vest.
But ii is not only the saving Of time
which renders this method so desirable,
its best quality lies in its perfect
accuracy governed rs its working
is, not by guess work or the opinions
of the cutter, but 10y mathematical
measurements Nv tlldhtt VI II Hll-ht i
possible. We were delighted to find
that the art of dressing mankind has
received at last an impetus which will
raise ii to a science. We most cordially
recommend our friends to stop at
Chemberlin's and take Il look at this
system if only to witness its perfect
working and to rejoice that at length
the day of i'll fitting, uncomfortable and
easily worn out clothes is at an end,
NoTwITHsTANDING the recent ad-
vance in cotton goods l.. I. Sharplcss Is
still selling at II very small advance ON
the City prices. Give him call and
satisfy yourselves That he Is selling Il
little lower than can be bought else
where in the county,
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THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURY, COLUMBIA COUNTY PA


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VI ~ aSSd ny Npr,lt1 i,rn'L1 ~, I'VE" 'orN
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PUBLISHER,
NO. 5 BEEKMAN STREET, NEW YORK.
GREdT yy,fREg RMS u.rIIy
FEBRUARY 6rn.
TOO FAST-TOO SLOW /;
or what the great masses Iova done for t,,oo,,,,,
and what they propose to do.
Hv Uex UENRy wttsnN
rntcJ STATE, ,Seoa,,, "oo, v,,,
posLl9 EdR PEEs pRfs1hry TIKI TEVrIlEEs vHnqElcE
PRESIDENT
T.rdoro;os NJ pooo1iou uou1. -
iehiueicieS ,h W 9i heactloii;,- oullds OF
the War'EIaXation.-Tho Party for
Freedom III leril.
BY Rev. T. NJ. POST, st. Louis, Mo.
X EPIN ALIN e,
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pRA, ,tNc tN THE iIoI-y ct,osr.
TnE GREAT EXPERIMENT
BY Rev. GEO. n. ClIEEVER, u. d.. New York.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
Election Of Gen neottv fran, ohio rho nrs, a,,,,
at tho WHITE HOUSE, Hopeful adyiccs from
construction. The President and
MS Cabinet after Genl Grant.
speaker ooiiaN recep-
d. W. BARTLETr.
y,yu oc,r
~ IL y Il VI a u II.
Written by an orthodox Clergyman expressly
tor tne independent, ana destined to be, we
i,,a e, sarreS a vi ever
-
Docro>- CIIIr ,,rr,r
DOolON I'LL l-lllAl,
Boston never saws die. RelipIous Prospcritv
dew, Law and Disorder. 4 trick on
Messrs Hnrrison, Gray, Otis. etc.
One ,ftbc ob,es, and ,n5.i y; r,,or t ,,
Wv ''' "''''' "'C camntrSP''S SP''S "''"'S u" 'hc
,,,,,. - -
hEMhkS EWMkSS M MAkn BEtl HEN AND 0LtNEK
WENDtLL HOLMES, THE GUARDIAN
ANGEL AND NORWOOD by SUSAN
n1-r,u,>rDEp v-n,De,
- pi'' Npcbo'
an OriHHdt IOem.
. 1,,,..,,,,;,, g. H. ,I-..
PI,,loii iDr ihe ,ller' maple
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LOT OF ROUN d,

situate IN township aforesaid, adjoining land Of
/ benjamin Miller, Adam FetterOlf, and others,
are erected II DWELLING HOUSE, Store House
ana stable, The Interest of the widow, and OF
John Gcarhart, and Matilda T.. GeaThart, the 9TH
cr children of dccedent, VIII be sold at the same
time and place JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
! CONDITIONS OF SALE ;-ren per cent of one
| fourth of the purchase money shall be paid At the
striking down of the property, the one-fourth less
] the ten per cent. AT the confirmation absolute
/ aud the remaining three-iOurths in one year
| thereafter, with interest from the conhrma-
| lion NJ, 81. Purchaser TO pay for deed and stamp
Late the estate Of said licensed situate as aore-
/ said. WILLIAM GREASY, Guardian,
/ Feb. glGS-tS,
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SOMETHING NEW
AT LIMESTONEVITLE,
MoNTouR COUNTY, PA.
The public are desired to take particular notice,
that the undersigned have lust returned from the
Eastern cities with the
TIL d TNSTALLMES
for the present fall aud winter season, of
DRY GOODS,
QCEENSwARE,
CLOTHS,
vEsTINGs,
Decidedly the largest, and best, and cheapest as
sortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING
ever brought into the region and that backed
up with the finest selection of the latest ana
most fashionable styles of
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
There is also connected with the store
MISS ELLEN DILDINE's MILLINERY Es-
TABLISHMENT,
whore may be found a large and choice assort-
ment of Millinery and fancy Goods Such as
Hats and Caps, Dress trimming Flowers, RUN
lings, Edgings, Ribbons, etc, and is prepared to
cut, fit, and re-make, all kinds of Ladies' wear
with all the latest styles OF Patterns etc.
Every body can be fitted and suited. Ladies
and Gentletnen, boys and girls, can find the
of looking through,at pILDINE SMITH.
Nov. 22,GT-tf.
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OFFICE OF CLE'tK uF rHE DISTRICT 0oURr or
rms L, =. ron rIE W ESrERN DISTRICT on
llI-N AAAI-A 4 \ NuInlL Li-- I.L.

rms L, ;. ron fHE WEsrERN District or
PENNsNLEANIA March ltu, lNuN.
'IIR:-I am directed by the Judge tO
inform YOU that upon the question
raised before him Us To when the year
mentioned in the 33l section of thc act
expires, he has decidrd that il expires
on the LIST day of June next; after that
date, the 80 per cent clause becomes OPP
crative. Very respectfully,
(Signed) 5. {. McCANDI ESs, Clerk.
All persons therefore desiring to APP
ply for the benefits Of the act must do
so before June lst 1865, for after that
date they must pay at least fifty per
cent on their debts can be discharged.
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"LEAKY LAMPS. ps."--IlousokCCpcrs arc
very much annoyed ut what they sup
pose to be lcaky coal oil lamps, many
persons being under the impression that
kerosene will penetrate the sides Of any
metal lamp, and even glass itself, ifn0t
of the dcnsest quality. This i Il pop
ular error-Thc oil which 50 persistent
ly finds its way to the outside of lamps
does not flow through the bowl, but is
caused by an overflow of the oil which
ascends the wick by capillary attrc-
ton. a larger amount passes up than
is consumed, and portion triclllcs
over on to the lamp; if not in use the
oil is inclined to ascend the wick and
if the tube and cap permit,i flows over
a good way to prevent this when the
lamp is not in use, is to keep the wick
turned down below the top of the tube.
as faras the wheels which keep the wick
in place will admit
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BANKRUpTCY.-It has long been Il
question when the year expires during
which parties can apply for the benefit
of the bankrupt law without paying fi-
ty per cent of the claims. This question
has been definitely settled by the fol-
lowing circular from the Clerk of the
District Court.
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n o T c l.
~ Is hereby given to the public generally and
especially To the CltlZens OF Locust township Col
umllu county, that the undersigned has taken
out License as scriVoner to write Deeds mort
Cages, unus, Will, urtlVlCs OF agreement etc. He
VIII be at Elias Creary's Tavern every Saturday
nom this date until .hC first day of May next He
resides near said Tavern where he Will be found
at home, Charges reasonable,
WRIGHT HUGHES.
Feb. 2s6S-3t
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VNNIENSE DOLLAR SALE
nNE DOLLAR EACH.

hNE DOLLAR EACH.
" Webs Cotton Cloth Dress Patterns, Pant Pat
lurns ing Machines, Watches Dry and Fam
cy % dS, etc., etc send ten cents for Patent Pen
Fountain, with slip describing an article in our
dollar sale.
Any person. male or fcmalc,) can send in
club of nom 81 to 1904 ut same rate 90 cts. for
each, and get pr, mhI"' .rr 50 doing. Send IN
REGISTERED Letters Sjn.l '"s mailed lree to any
address. EAS4IAN & KENDALL,
- ilunu, rr ST, EuStun Mass.
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COMMERCIAL ASD FIN\NCGAL DEPARTMENT
As follows Commercial ami flnancial-talk
news and Gossip in Wall Strect-Tmportant news
| for Capitalists Bankers, and business mcn-mon-
| ey market-Ccntral Pacific Railroad. Dry goods
| report-Dry goods quOtatipns-produCe market
! rcports-Prccs, currcut-NCW York cattle mar
ket--Farmers column,
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NJ L SIC b 0 X L 5,


N"llVh
All persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
chasing n GO nmUn pllnlAsurN nole given by me
To Henry !. NNsS for $1,000 IuN able one day al
ter date dated tlc end dHN ui May lsh7. ! have
not received value therefor, and am determined
not TO pay 1t unless compelled 10 do SO by law.
Gt ORGE W. MILLER.
Riugtown Pa. FclgS, ,'Ns-8t
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WE publish in another column the
Prospectus of the Lancaster HteHigen-
cer. No commendation is needed from
us to any one who has ever seen that
sterling sheet, and to those who have
not we would say that it is one of the
largest published in the United States,
is edited with rare ability, and with
firmness and tact that justly places it
among the leading papers of the coun-
try. Although published in the Glib
ralter of Radicalism it has never proved
recreant, and we trust will attain cir
culation such as its merits cntitlc it to.
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FoL SALE nj ALL DEALERS AND TIE NAN
I-rA,rTIrRFpS
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WE ARE COMING,
DUBLl, SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

In pursuance Of an order OF the Orphans Court
of columbia county, Pa, ON SATURDAY March
lith lsbN, AZ one o'clock IN the afternoon, "iiiam
GREASY, Guardian OF susan one OF the minor chill
drpn Of Joseph Geurhart late OF Nam township,
lu said county, deceased, Will expose to sale by
public NCnduc, ON the premises, the undivided
0up-tliTl interest in n certain
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Tho whole comprising attractions never
cqunllcd in any other religious newspaper;
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CATION The axe and the label are both pat
entcd. Inirngers ON these patents will be pros
ecutcd according to law.-Nenders or Dealers and
persons using any infringement, are liable with
the maker of the infringement.
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ID ED JACKET AXE.
,OLBJ rms PATENT

MCKEEsroET, Dec. 10, 1867.
ME7SRs. LrPrISCoTr 4 Co.
Sirs II have fully tried your patent axe and
find that it is all that YOU claim for 1t. 1t will
chop iilstcr than any other Axe thatl ever saw,
and leaves the wood without sticking at all. /
would not chop three days without one for the
cost. need not say amy more. fol any man that
tries one will be satisfied.
WM. KEGS
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International Copyright. Shall We lose the ex-
else law! Week of Prayer. Editorial Notes.
Personal news.
New York and vicinity. Religious intelligence
Revival record. General News. Book table
Ministerial Register Sabbath schools. For.
eign news. Pebbles. Selections.
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TIMELY ADVICE.-As the spring
thaw is coming, doctors will be looking
for an increase of business. Doctors
and undertakers must live, As well rs
other Ofessions and trades, and ii Is
quite proper that persons desiring to
contribute to their support should know
how to accomplish it most readily, Peo-
pie partial to rheumatism and of con-
sumptive tendencies should wear their
boots and be careful to keep them well
soaked in snow water. \ quick fever
can be secured by leaving off overcoats.
Neuralgia complaints are open to all
who walk until they become heated and
then stop at a corner of a street and cool
Off by genial chat with some friend.
Coughs are free to all who will insist
upon throwing open their coats in or
der to catch the gentle south breeze
which prevails during the spring of the
year. The ladies are said to be experts
in dclying and disregardng the laws OF
health, but If they desire to reach thcil
diet and cruel by II short cut, it can lc
done by abandoning cloaks and rubber'
and resorting to thin shoes and shawls
If parents deem it desirable for theil
children to hayethe Group, ,diphtheria,o ,ol
some other seasonable complaint, moth
ing can he done easier than by allowing
them to play in the soft snow whicl
now covers the ground,
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THE METHODIST BISHOPS
Thompson, Morris, James, Scott, simpson, Ba =
ker, Ames, Clark. DIR. kinslev Edward Thonp-
SOn-"as able men Gs any Christian ue-
nomination can boast
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LIPPINCOrT & FAREWELL,
Successors TO Lippincott & Coz Sole owners Of
| the patent, PITTSBURGH, Pa.
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A STORY WITHOUT A MORAL FOR
CHILDREN.
BY ABBY SAGE, Charlcstown Mass
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"ANTED--To Make an Arrangement
w with u live MANN every county who wish
cs to make money, and can give good references.
No capital required. VIII sell II business now
paying Slj00 per month, and rely on profits for
my pay. Address J.C, TILTON, Pittsburgh, Ia.
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An old Ncwspaper-thc Federal Spy and Daily
Advertiser, of Dec. 2l, 1901
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-02-20
Republican government I'm Mis-
souri,.

The sort Of Republican Government
the Radicals desire to establish
throughout the South, is thus shown
by "MAcK," in his correspondence to
the Cinnatti Commercial, in which he
gives the following account of Repub>
lican Government in Missouri
"Thcy have n Republican form Of
Government in Missouri, and have it
with vengeance. | heard something
about 1t the other day which | cannot
refrain from publishing by tho way Of
illustration; Clay county, Missouri,
had q voting population of 300 before
The war. a full regiment Of these en-
tered the Federal service and went
through the entire struggle, and what
was left of them came homo at the
close OF It. There arc now about
three thousand voters in the county.
At the last election two hundred and
fifty were allowed to exercise the right
Of suffrage, under the test oath and
registry laws. The rest, two thousand
seven hundred and fifty, were excluded
as "rebels," though many Of them had
been all through the war on the Union
side. And the best Of tho joke is that
the individual who sat il Judgment
upon the loyalty Of others, and exclud-
cd tho two thousand seven hundred
and fifty as disloyal, vas himself n vi
Client secession!st az tho outbreak OF
the lIo is now, however, an
earnest Radical. Now these are fig
ures that won't lie. My authority is
Frank Blair. And this is only o speci-
men-er uno disco omncS.
$50 all who want to bask in the sun.
shine ola Republican form of Govern
ment, which is such in the literal
sense that mono but Republicans are
allowed to participate IN it-had bet,
ter cmIgrate to Missouri. It's no won.
der they elected Drake TO tho Senate
out there, but is little astonishmen.
that they didn't do even worse iftaa.
wero possible"