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New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
Sutton Satrs Of Rtal 6siai,.


A j. BLEECKER, AuctiOnecr.
IA. WEDNESDAY May al IL O'Clock. the Ktehauge Sales
room. S0. III Broadway Neulork. .-
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN NBW-EOCHBLLB POR SALK-
Tvo~torT lot Jrl5 the southeast Of
Huguenot aBd Harrison st hes Rochelle Wetohsor County n J.
walk railroad depot hon Jl5 contin tIe rooms
and khen extension all good order; barn J22 stable for eight
che rtO variety Of grape vines asd shade tree 10 0a S
the house 10 good order; title perfect
Mas siNo. n Cedirst
T AUCTION.-By +. II. LUDLOW a. Co.,
~ Aurtoneers No gPinest WEDNESDAY MAY 20 at
premises order f Francis T Gaetton Erutor &C. Of Pre-
Garretson deceased Clifton Point Rhpsbef The east hank
ud.oh o choice LAND With throughout
frontage hsnOa large asa deeply shaded hoaniAn rvs
and inland vieSs superb o..
Of description appy T. The Auc01ec or TO T. T. 1Ak
RKTTSON Counsslcr &c No. 25 Brosisf
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A J. BLEECKER. Auctioneer.
As TUESDAY MAT %.
Ate o'clock. a. the Rrrhangr Salesroom
MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY STAT AND fARh N wESTCHHSTkR
COUNTY. MAR WHITE PLAINS, % Mills FROM MAMA
ROSRCK OK HEW HAVEN RAILROAD -
The syendd COUNTRY STAT known the Roxy Del Yarn
situated at White Plains miles from depot and q miles from Mama
roneck containing l6l ofland
L. -. .I-.-.a "a
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6itu gtaI 6statt for Sai.


Holm r. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
,l 30 ~ PINBST,
Real Rsiete Brokers and AuctiOuee1
CITY and Country PROPERTY SOLD RENTED LOANS Regq
CHURCH L SHARPE. No u paets
EOR SALE-A very desirable HOUSE, mod
err improvements In Thireht between Efhave aud Broad
way 66mbeteS furnished and ready for naee occupation FOR
permits apply 70 MULLER, WILKINS Co.. No Pnest lAIlol
NOR SALE OF to RENT-TwO elegant brown
HOUSES 252 aud 278 West Thirty fout Desraoe
location; 6tess improvements and in splendid order Apply on
premises
HOUSE for SALE on Ninety be-
Third and FOurthayes with Tnsre and pme,te POI,
dered Full lot 'front.' and we'll built with all the modern I'M
proyeuentA Address Boz No 32 o. inquire at No l6s Fulton
St, mp stairs
0STH-ST., NEAR FIFTH -AVE.--An elegant
OO RESIDENCE Astoy high brown superior order
beautifully urnshed lot deep with dne stable for SALB with
possession. W. p SEYMOUR, No III BrosdNay
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
IL CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND hoRrGAGb
KING & Co.
corner Thirty6nh.st and Sirhave (SIh National Bank,
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A UCTION SALE of FARM. STOCK, FARM-

A UCTIUN SALE OF FAKM, OIUOhI hN1I-
IN IMPLEMENTS &c
By virtue Of the Honorable Superior Court for Hartford
County Connecticut shall sell AZ Public Aue
o on the 3Oth da Of O'Clock the forenoon At
Avon county the owils described property, heretotre e
longing and RomantA 1otsOH their heirs deysee
called the To,'on Farm situate said Avon with ygaee
the whole
several detached pieces ond situate each other On
uoodot With reasonable supply Of wood and e
whole
deHghul country residence for gentleman Of fortune eligible
purchase practical rmer Also the time and place VII
be sold all the personal the farm consisting other
things cattle sheep swine pleasure
Rage farming household furniture kc S also
right The sale will take Psoe the premises and
bs tera Of sale viii Dated the II May
1853 LORkN Y. hALDO, hecelfef
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MtSiral.


IMPORTANT NOTICE.-DR. DE J0NGH'
IL LIGHT.BROWn
GOD LIV VE IL OIL.
consequence Of the demand Tor this celebrated Oh IN al
pans uar up Of unpncped dealers has been srted
IN GpdH>a Imitation has ben duddeohsB sod Jor se
veag IN order hnA 10 such dishonest pooeeng nd 70
profession the public In America 70 place fall
g>nnaenes. DR. DB JONGHs LGHT-BROWN COD
uH>qadL>d ,5ndcy. bottle Of
DIR DB JONGHs GENUINE OIL - -
shipped 10 the United States hs Sole Consgnees AhSAk HAIR
PORD Co ofLondou s nos sealed Patent Trade MARI
Capsule Be Msf Londou eoorsd blue white top sanped
with bue Sab red shield ind the Label bears ihs additional nynA
the Sole Accredited Agents for the United states and CAuna
EDWARD GRREY Co, No. VeseJ'st hev'fork
Sold by al respectable Druggist
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yuus.s auS farms @uut,H.

gOusts ano 4auns 6dant,S.
/ OFT WANTED.-A well lighted LOFT,
about feet lover part Of the city, EAs side
O. H. SWAIN. No lJ7 Prontst
IVANTED-CHICAGO REAL ESTATE. l
prepared py CASH for unmproysd property this city
and ubas Oune Of property dssHg mako ready sale
would DO veil the under ned irving description and pno
GBO. w. HILL, No II Reynodi Bloch. Chicago
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

8ruoklpn GraI 6stat, for Salt.
100 LOTS at $500 each Gf applied for i'm
HUI mdatev) on one Of the streets highest ocA
Brooklyn opened aud graded Two lines Of TO the
ferry Apply to NJ A. rutland, No. Beeimsnst N. Y
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
Guuutrp S,aI 6siat, for Sai,

AT ELIZABETH, N.J.-The City of Churches
IN Schools hsndsonest the vicinity NeS
YORK; IS minutes from CITY Hall; a. trains daily.
80 Dwellings. .Om..... l3O. TO S5OO9
80 Dwelling from 5tO)..... .to...... 10000
50 ..... 10000. 1000
25 Dwellings,. from 25OO0. 5000
With LOTS Of al from lot % for SALB ~ j.
MBEKBR, No. 2l3 Brosd.st, Elizabeth. ~ j.
ALL WANTING FARMS-GOOd soil, mild
~ climate miles south Of Philadelphia Price ouJ SIS per
Also improved Hundreds settling Information free
Address &. X lands Viuelsnd, NeW,Jerey.
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PARM Of acres q CITY, q from New Brunswick
Depot Mansion house. f2Hl0 fitted suptuous
Style veTandhs Observatory whole house lined With brick and
fnhed dafened thoHghout heahuns and
surpassed hot aud and cold baths aud vster eight marble
crates registers the land the best state O cultivation
further particulars send for minute description, price &c
handsome residences Baya In the desirable part OF
city. 1900 and $1,000 Persons wishing 70 purchase will please
send for pAricuIrA
A. NJ WAY & Co.
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EEw-YoRK CITY.

Persons having real estate for sale OF to let,
and those deairous Of purchasing renting such
perty will hnd II 10 their interest TO advertise In THK
SRIsUSE iA aggregate circulation exeeeds that Of any
other newspaper snd IN addition 70 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE win be found not only Ia HeWYork and all It's
stiles aud villages, but every State aud Territory
within the Vnion The advertisement should be made as
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-09-03

s The'C Charleston papers announce the death o
James Upper, Esq, at Sumrnerville, on Frida.
might last rMrt Topper has been, for many years
Master ia Equity for Charleston District, and du
ring the late val, Was State Auditor. He wa
much respected BY aA who knew him: Ih'
Columbia + Pbeaac. announces the death, at Hieko
~ Tavern N, &C., Ion the 10th nltimo, of Andrew
6. Baskin, Esq, who has filed several Offices il
Richland District. t...''''tJames P. Boswell, recent
= " elected by the Radicals as Sheriff Of Kershav
7Distlct. haying BECOME disgusted with the party
hssGefased equality and announces his adhesion
to Democratic principle :s-Golored Democrat
10 Cpbshaserbesn formed in neatly every ward il
GhariestopS and the,lst Of members Is rapidly in
creasiog s meetings ;sel attended 80 - 4
% large Democratic meeting isytp BE- held ~ Camdel
Ionthe sthjnstants iAmopgt gtha speakers expectet
tolhe present, is Gen. Sbcnm,g of the Federalar
nay, and who commanded Is Corps ID fSsherman'l
army: He is q strong supporter Of Democratic
principles State election came off II Yer
mont OH Tnessasg Iasso lstIof sepsember: ii i
fully expested that dtha State will go Republican,
but with.a reduCsdmajosity. ta ag-.l IN sasi.
!, Attorney General Eyafts has advices that a Ia.
bees corpus for Mndd, rSpangler; and Arnold; who
were convicted as being accessory to the assasspa
tond hnrolns hasbeen applied Grin the South.
erRD DISTRICT Of Hosida Governor Swain
OF North earotna, for many years President Of the
North Carolina University, died at Chapel Hill, on
Thursday last, from the effects of being thrown
from carriage The Washington Eepres i
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DISTRICT MASS MEETINGs1

The President of the Central District Club hat
assumed the responsibility responsibility Of requesting that -tnt
persons mentioned below, will meet the 0entza
Executive Committee, lat. Yorkyilleb on :Sales-da'
next Sopfhe pdrpose aftaking the necessary steps
for fl mass meetings nfttheD Democracy Of fork DIS
trict, at Yorkvlle and Rock Hill, on the 18th anc
18th instant. This irregular course is deemed ne
cessary in consequence of the short time 10 which
acknowledgements areto becmade.ti Inf the even
that any club has been omitted, .itewlL neyathe
less send upa. .dehgate :jjiE ,slj hetGss .I9Ho!o3
i. YorkyilaG GhkrsJ. g. Enloe., !, rs ! !,,tp
Bethel. Leander Adams. .c,VS,>. Nj.;o.,z
Clay -CaptIJ j. e. Philips, ,p,sas.s.,;..J
sWyhe's Stors-Thos. McGil, Esq. veg. t:,s,,
:: Alfisons Store j. W.. Allison. .i:,5 .:c.
ID Bethany -Dr, p. Campbell .f,ay 20 7
j; l;Blairsyine- Black aggd psd uoy :; 'Gd,
BuDoch's Creek Church-James Blair. l.! >: ny
Is. Turkey Greek-oJudson Gwinn. Il II H., ,si,!.L
s.i.M Connellsvine- Capt E NJ. Crawford. =. Il
,Rethesda-E., R. Mills. ~ 81 ~ 2i:q.2& ,,a,I,
!. Fort Mill. Il: Faulkner. il h9biIg .sgg2 Sac
!. Rock HiHW.; l. Roddy.- aad hio edi auil
l. Buffalo Henderson Martin. ii 5.aa4o ~"
.Antioch-r.Ira Hardin I'D gL.. .Tc:g! I ras-
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Forythe YorkyIlle ENQUIRER,

1.-THE EEENTRABI BIDEM0CRATIG CLUB.
lEosAsmeeting was held in Y orksile, fou Saturday
the 2eth ultimo, for the purpose of .organizmgs
La Central Democratic Club Delegates were pres
fent from fourteen Of the District Clubs On mo
ton, temporary organization waseaected by call
in ing Dr. A. p. Campbell 10 the Chair, and th'
tappointment Of R 81 aGGT;athrie Esq, las Seeretary
| On motion of S. G. Brown, ESQ, q COMMITTEE
was appointed to nominate permanent officers
tThe Committee reported the following nomination
(which were con ffnied blythe meeting: ~" a''op
ReadsntA j. r: iBratton. n7 .. t sss,l5P}E :,
'FTTce Presidents Col Robert NJ Kerr, and Col
wv. H Nice Corkle SFi 'r!I7 :o' HeE l'''A'! '--'i"'
Secauy-D. D. Moore. -3a''.i''. :0t
loi C6ir47sspohdaag Secretary RI a. Guthrie"
Treasurer A. a. Mckenzie - 70 re,
On motion, Capt ;Iredell Jones was appointed
delegate to represent the Club in the State Cen
ttrai Club, on the Tuesday preceding the first Mon
day in each month. Col Jno.s N. White was ap
pointed as his alternate. ''''"@':' !" '"'''-:s'l
Eoi On motion, an Executive Committee Of. FIVE
consisting Of Col W. B. Wilson. Maj3J. F. Haft
|Col:: VIM. A. Stowe;S G. Brown, ESQ.,, and Df
E. hTss r. Avery was appointed, who, in connection
with TIE officers of the Club shall transact the bu
aness Of the same. -''. !'2s, .lli e.t' ',%
F On motion, it was RESOLVED, That mass meet
ling be- held in Yorkville, on Thursday, the 18th
day Of ofSeptember; and at Rock Hill, on Friday,
the 18th, and that the Executive, Committee ahe
and are hereby instructed to invite speakers e
meet and address our people on those days, and
make all otheEn arrangements. 10.
On notion, the proceedings Of the meeting were
ordered to be published in the YoRkvII1E ENoUI,
lRER. s-'-i' '',@ '.''
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HOMICIDE.

The usually quiet community Of Bethel, in this
District, was startled on Saturday evening last by
i. enc Of those unfortunate events which has cast
gloom over the heartbstones Of many in it's midst
On Saturday afternoon, while r. l. Simmons and
James a. .Glepp, brother Of our es6mable Sher-
M were glsi returning f ing home frome this pace an al
tercsoa occurred cur ID which resulted il Simmons shoot
mg Gean hropg hsfhs head With pistol from the
effects Of which he died on the afternoon Of the
following day. as 70 the origin Of the difficulty,
Z OF the amount Of criminality On the part Of Sim
mons s IN the unfortunate act we forbear to speak
IN advance of judicial Investigation. Simmons
surrendered himself and is now in jail. ...,
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.THE cHARLEsFoNrADDREss.

iez .THE ADDRESS i
BiaA short time. ago thepeople of Charleston pre-
pared .sH. address; thss President asking that q
military force be sent to the State to maintain or
der. James B. Campbell, ESQ.,, was charged with
the duty of presenting the address to the President
and visited Washington for that purpose. The
correspondent of the New York Herald, writing on
the subject says: .l='-. .... ..F....
Senator James B. Campbell, of Charleston, S.
c., arrived here to-day, bearing petition of the
conservative citizens Of that city addressed to Pres
ident johnson. The petition, which has already
been published, represents the disturbed condition
Of the State, owing to the incendiary harangues Of
Ito send back the military for the protection of the
white residents Senator Campbell believes there is
deliberate and colo, ,blooded plot among the Rad
ical squatters and hgots to excite the negroes to
the murder and piunder of the whites so that a
riot may be stirred up and prete1t for interfer
ence in the freedom Of election afforded. Several
Of the conservative meetings since ;the New York
Convention have been disturbed and broken up; by
organized bands of negroes, led by whites, who
have pelted bricks and stones at the meeting
houses and resorted sPeees Of fgroyofatioD
these unscrupulous politicians, have refrained from
retaliations thus far aud behaved with wonderful
moderation, and self, possession. The petitioners,
however, fear that some time or other before the
election the negroes may be induced to commit
more serious oatrages, which might lead to retafa:
.tion, and that thenthe whole State would be in
YolYed mia hloody war of races. Iopreyent this,
and also to obtain protection which the State and
civil authorities seem unable or unwilling to- grant,
the petitioners have sent Mr. Campbell hefe With
their adldress, MI; Campbell had interviews to-
day with the President, Secretary Schofeid and
General Rawlings, and fully explained the iatha!
ton. 1t is understood that the sBresident bas
Of the petitioners, and that some more adequate
military force will be sent to South Carolina. Mr.
Campbell told the President that the services of
the military would only be sought on proper occa-
zions and when absolutely necessary.
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sa.~vst-r .,gsa = g"5' COMMUNICATED.
OUR MINERAL RESOURCES. ..

T. a1t-s.s.z i-a .,.. T''.3 COMMUNICATED. II
OUR MINERAL RESOURCES.
We eare pleased to note new phase in the min
eral resources of this District, which is the first
regular shipment to the U. S. Mint at New York,
|,esaxazal. e g IA Gom tha .sYoSk Placer
Mining Company Of this District. i
This Company, though scarcely two months Id
existence, has succeeded beyond the most sanguine
expectations of its promoters, who are among our
most prominent and substantial citizens. 1t is q
regularly organized Company, chartered by the
State of New York and oficered as follows
Presilent-James B. Tooker; Vice President
John Smith; Secretary and 7reasurer-John W.
|Seacrest; assistant ,Secretaryo'id 7Fedsre,-John
J! Wylie ); General Superintendent Chess Nc
Kinney; Directors Edward G. Byers, Joseph w.
Leach; John B. Whitesides, ID. Z. Byers, I. G.
Wyhe, r. A. Black and G.; c. Leach. ':'.' 2s'".
'Thiscompany contemplate extending their works
as fast as possible, and it is the opinion Of some oi
the old miners and experts Of California, by whom
it has been prospected that this is the safest and
most profitable mining Company in the Southern
States. Their mode of working their property is,
at present, by means of the ordinary sluice boxes
DuC tney QeSlgn e4teuuuS tlftlr laCuitcs Wy Cni'
ployipg the most improved machinery. Mr. Took,
er the President, started for New York, On Mon
day. of last week. to attend to the interests Of the
Company, and try to awaken new interest in our
mineral resourcesin in the minds of Northern mi
ming men and capitalists ',....,.-'
That we hayethe richest gold beltin this section,
and the most valuable iron mines in the country, is
beyond question Being off the regular thorough
fare, and previous to the war our citizens being
thoroughly an agricultural people, mining men
and capitalists we're not induced to leave the regu,
lar route through Charlotte, &c. There now
seems to be an interest awakened, and we:doubt
not that but Mr.! oTooker will succeed in draw,
ing attention to our mines. He certainly should
have best wishes and cooperation of our enter
prising citizens Among the mines now worked
by the company, is the celebrated Martin mine,
from which has been taken about $4,000 in gold
or more and this by means of the most primitive
style of rude rockers. Many large nuggets have
been found near the surface, the largest of which
weighed upwardso twenty pounds. e.. / ,
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shsreceiipt of tie most cheering news from Ohio,
from perfectly reEoble sources The State is GER
|ts;5for Sey1hour and Blair, and d handsome ma
joEity isoon6deatiy anticipated ::::s:W. g: WsHars
den, heretofore shorthand writer to the President
has been promoted Assistant Private secretaIy
to the President Mr.. Harden is web known as
ssData" of the Baltimore Sun. -
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are almostto peaoeabla. They baad t1hGact tup9hI
es os %itsry fSPss s@ss of q tesp % SoS asies
ferstand tie project tiere is tS. .bs GSf conSt
BE forthe State; Who aBboints one e6dsata
each District andqheain tdrn2appeints others
bordinates for eaeho preancta llTe tNodlrak gets.
stated salary from the State Treasury he.ofhegs|
aEe M dependent q,9p n The amoa5f % 9f Xp5S 1929 1eFI
theT pay This viii these asta set sf Apisa gg
Oh their fsllqw:citizens 1Ylhtes dollars : daY
upibroils and disenslons among atca' and the
penses are to obsPaf Iyourot afsE As1isals gsffl
paE5t EhQse who aIttef must pgaeDj
q Of being kent eqpstaptly in hosEateE I sR ygp|
ment htefdl4an act more lfSe6d diaty .Sr ~!
tohary inits clialacter and efectsf -.
Before concluding yfemAsks wish 90 seg1|
few wordstq the cotoredipe eorees Ha6ah sm1te nf|
you were pIess4A and lhQpa6 tAAks1ga9t!
colored man in the District Monld come haEe 9YI
to hear these questions discussed. 10 48 II
only 4she plain truth 20 yod!J ~ a1e
tween the two parties,y you say1' Ne duyprloyD1uWl
trust the Repubica party, becaus9j aGe4e&xpu1
tedgus, have sh9Yn, you that II "a NJ a.
say that il has: lgen YOU the pght Hk E1IfS
Il was only q accomplish theIf on ~
ses that they did this. Why 20 t44 !Ius ~ .
tothe colcred people At ithea fsst haS =
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to beleve that tHis is fifht,iA order to arcumt
us Il own selnsn enos Mea Wno VIII tnus IL
Ior tneE soTnl pprpgsesh Xpa Ass9e g
lse!ess eools We. t9sy tgale &psi III ~ s Ses
tney can; are yoa pseparsa 70 ts,ssees me
Ipy very respeuslbie poasioai yea. US. = earI
Las5s ~ SossL ~ a.s = Va asssasa
sess s,s.a s ;,,a "a w. as 80
s.ass sl aeas lspsgis.s {, ~ s ~
y Novem5er W S ~sg and csss so,,, sots sSs ,is
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sossa sns,,sh :" 80 = =
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ely ~ asr.h tSan tIat af = yhcs ~
e Iso..Ia ~ aSa Ss ~ rss ss bs
vi With their former mas masters tenn 10th to tie aI1G M tia
Cohstitutioa and laws of the country 81 Yof in}
zen ysa incur the snmitg y Of the Democrats i .pss
ant v va,r S a;S n tbe Presidenfisl eonte II yon
W Vote with thiis party, ) sehtiment IF Interest,"
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7 come before YOU to advocate the canse. of that
trnth crushed. 1t has been said by the poet,
f.'Iook not at the past but contemplate the pres
ept, and press on towards the goal Of. our deliver
ance In the spirit Of that practicaf philosophy
let the issues of the past be buried and as pract
cal men, let us look to theissues the present and
meet them with brave heart; and accept the tacts
as theyare In that practical spirit lspeak before
you to-day. I am an advocate of peace and OF q
party of peace. I invite you to enlist under nc
crimson:s stained banners. invite you to enlist
under the banner Of truth, justice and the Consh-
tuition / speak in behaftof peace, but Idesire ne
such peace as the Napoleopc i,pitatars would give
us-such as when he stified the spirit Of popula!!
liberty in France not such as General Grant said
he would give us-purchased with the price Of
honor. We ask that peace which brings peace
and prosperity in its train, and which comes from
Justice and truth alone. qiI ta..J ~ ;aisI 4; {
congratulate you upon the prospects ofthe par
ty in this State. j have addressed fifteen thous-
and people i9 this State 9n the mo9entons qaes:
The strong man has arisen m his might. The de-
cree has gone forth that Radical rule must cease
that the scalawags must seek their densE-that the
African must keep his place Carolina must pc
ruled by Carolinians and this land, which we have
Redeemed. be governed by those whose 'brthflght
II Is: II have read and scanned the papers Sa1d
che indications are encouraging highest De-
gree iHiH sDeaks 10 hill -monntaih tq Rfopntun.
The frozen lakes of the North seHd shsiE greetings
10 the warm waters Of the Cult Iha EaYe Y
sweeping ON which viii sweep of Radieaf rdie, and
under the policy we advocate, We Wal obtain faS
benefit of wiser laws, framed by wiser statesmen.
Let us first consider the issues decided by the
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.rn-cEINE FAogR,sats

Id On ,EVflSIu-CS- cssSs5 rfS''- ~s'
z:sWSnsandxJbkgstina tooaf friend, Mi. VIM
-Sahns hf ahs iaP smstto sAllls;;R Ronszr CLAY Htl
III, tlsh .Manrt; abr 10 ssssy hbenfIaDa excellent
sample of -four. His mills are represented toibeiI
-e1imlensr nsroufition,and ahadngt tmaabmdsnt sup
ply of water, are equal to any demands that May
-belmadeIponl tFhssesmllshsset a good. reputa
aium andgaHils othaEs EsmkE be'Ieqda M the work
dome sroSe arebetaeeA e sa ..,,td Of eGsj1 eyad