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"COstar's"
Standard Preparations

Standard Preparations
ARE
"Gogtar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Extermi-
..eostsr'so BED Bug Exterm,nstors,
"COster's" (only pure) Insect Powder.
"Only Infallible Remedies known"
as years established in New York"
''2001 Boxes and F'lasks manufactured daily
al! BeWare!!! of spurious limitations"
"All Druggists in ORANGE sell it,"
Address "COSTAR," 10 Crosby ST., N. Y.
Or, JOHN F. HENRY, Successor to)
DEMAS BARNES & Co., 2l Park Row, N. Y
Sold at Orange o. II. by IL. ID. Taliaferro 4
Son.
February II, 1S69,-ly.
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COL.
IEUE.
TIA ULxrT.Y.
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, president,
(Late Admirat c. S. NJ
JAMES HIGGINS. "A. M, II. D.,
Professor Of agriculture and the Natlrdl Sci
elceS.
NICHOLAS B. WORTHINGTON, A. NJ,
Professor of 10, al and Mental Philosophy, En-
gttSh Literature, Rhetoric and Logic.
BATTISTA LOKINO, LII. D.,
Professor Of Latin, Greek, French, German,
Itattdn and Spanish.
PHIL MOORE LEARIN, A. NJ,
Professor Of Mathematics, Pure and Mired.
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lies c. WHITEWATER.
WANTED.

WHEAT, RYE, OATS, CORN. BEANa
PEAS AND FLAXSEED.
AVlNG made arrangements with
- parties, am now prepared to buy anv
quantity and pay the highest cash price
u,eIsos having grain for sale will find ii to
shipping. e. w. KTNCHEJ g 0ES
July 81, 1868.
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Professor Of Natural History.
MAJOR f. A. G. HANDY, A. NJ,
Instructor IN Military Tactics.
The Department Of Practical Agriculture
Horticulture, and Pomology, is in charge
of
JAMES HIGGINS A. NJ, NJ. D.,
Professor of agriculture ana The NatUral Sci
eRces.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!

NEVN GDUDs! NEW GDUhS!!
HAVING Just returned from the
Ill North with a large and well selected
stock OF Goods for the
Fall aud Winter Trade,
consisting in part of Gents and Ladies Fur
nishing Goods, Ready-made Clothing, Le
diesi and Misses Dress Goods, Boots and
Sboes Hats and Caps of all. kinds, Trunks
Valises. piece Goods, Tinware, Crockery,
Groceries, and every article usually Kept in
frst-class country store, cqjlssaIi.ly on
hand and for sale at the Orange BAZAAR Call
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. All kinds of Country Produce
taken in exchange for goods, or the highest
market price paid in caSn Ir G snT nSTINE
Daranber o. 1865
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AleSauGrIA 0MGe.
KING COMFORT.


HAVING spent some time away from
IL home in order to test the merits OF the
varioEs Fire Place Heaters, we have return
ed, prepared to otter the public something
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FARM WANTED,
HORSE COLLARS, TRACE CHAINS.

w nave just received and are offer
- ing Tor sale the largest and most COM
pete stock e Horse Collars and Trace Chains
en st oiieIed IN this market, at prices that
yourself. w ri RIf,it i--r;rs. q ~ 20 lOt
January p, 1869. - w.
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COMPREHENSIVE.


THE undersigned have this day en-
l. tered into partnership under the style
and q rim of
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1869-02-10

I sbsfl s,E6LIsa BT
Life Assurance A1niy nd qust Company.
eFFJCERg3


W. E. Peli. President, r. w. Best, Vice Presf-
dent, VIM Ii. Jones, Cashier, &. Burke Fay
swodd,, NJ d, Consulting Physician, Hon. A. s.
d Merrimen, Counsellor and Attorney, and W. Fl.
jones, Secretary T,o tenn.
DIRECTORS :-R., w. Best, w. Fl. Jones' Jas.
A. Moore, and Willie >. Paiiner Esqrs Gen. w.
r. Cox, Gen. Matt. WI R,i,son, Rev WIFE Pell,
Col Wm johnson, Gen. Willie D. Jopes, George
Harris, Ess-, Hon. {, E. Shober, Col. George
Little Dr.. W. T. Miller, Gen 4. B. Vanec and
O. Busbce, Esq IT, tetsfSilS
CoMsifrrEE:- George Little,
willie j. Palmer and j. A. Moore. &
AZ Office OF the Company ut present at the store
ofW. II. Jones y Co., Raleigh, n. c., where the
officers may be found.
This Company is now ready u receive appli-
cations for insurance on the mutual plan and to
issue policies. This scheme is July cxplained in
a Circular. addressed TO the people OF North
Carolina to which special attention Is called. 1t
can be had by addressing the Secretary, or from
our Agents. 1t isibelevcd that our mnfnal plan
offers inducements to the people at large, not
equalled by other Companies :, ,,s5
- The Company has issued u Prospectus to raise
a Capital Stock, to enableit to take Hfe-risks on
the stock plan. When this Is done, the Com
parry will offer very superior scheme OF Life
Insurance on THE PLAN III ;. - $50
We want Agents in every city, town and VII
lage in the State. The Company viii be man
B aged with the strictest economy and with efi-
cheney, for the benefit of the insured and all in
sterested. 5slsS il ai5Kfa sf,g -sifts sss+r
We must build up our Home Institutions, and
as far .as, possible keep our money at home to
promote home enterprise, home industry and
prosperity. ~ WILL: 4. PELL, Rfesdt
VIZ H. JONES, Secretary pro. lem. *.
Feb Oh bas nsir.Je 3S1-w's &s'sd &w1m
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Fire in sR,lmington.

s. WnM1NGToN, N. G., Feb. 1.-The livery stable
owned by R. II. Grant, and occupied by South
erland q steagalL, was burned Tonight. In
tearing down the shed the following persons
were injured John Rankin, left leg and several
RIDES broken; Geo. s, Copes, leg broken and in
ternal injuries; C. Iassell, thigh broken; Sol.
Haas, arm broken; Edward Story and Col. John
J. Hedrick, slight injuries; Archibald Nee allum,
internal injuries. All well known citizens, and
all members of the Hook and Ladder Company,
except McCallum. Its hoped none are fatally
injured, though some are dangerously hurt. The
fire is still progressing, but the absence of wind
will probably enable the firemeD to confine it to
the stable and a few adjoining buildings. 81
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 6.-Yirginia,s old coupons
81, new e.; North Carolinas old 63s4z, new 81
Cotton very firm at 3d. Flour quiet and Inactive.
Wheat dull aud firm, Pennsylvania Sl.80to 81. So
Corn dull, white sc to IS, yellow Sc to 81: Oats
firm 20 to Is. Rye firm at SO to 60. Pork %.
Bacon active; shoulders 1874. z io tassl
4 NEW YoRK, Feb 6, Cotton active and a
quarter better. Sales 1900 at 3o11z Flour less
active without decided change. Wheat and
Corn unchanged. Whisky ,frmer at 95. Pork
scarce and tirmer at So to s33JSS. Larh heavy
Kettle 20sl to 81. Naval stores quiet and heavy.
Groceries quiet. Freightss dull. ~ ~
Money easy al to z. The Bank statement is
regarded as slightly unfaverable. Sterling dull
at 91S TO Esq., Gold stronger at So to 35sass.
Governments active and higher foreig aers buy
ing freely. 'e2s 1879 to 1875. State securities
quiet; Tennssees old 6714 to 679l, new 67]l.
North Carolinas 81 to 90; virginias So to G3.
Stocks lower but closed firmer aeal -
WILMIseToN, Feb. 6.-Spirits Turpentine
better at So to 52114S. Rosin dull. Turpentine
ste ady and prices unchanged. Tar flrmer 50 60
Cotton firm % to, 2S1 $3.50 t,sss
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2 g. - II i
CoURT OF OYER AND TERMNER.- This
Court tJudge Watts presiding) still remains
in session. Since our last report the fol-
lowing cases have been disposed of: fil
Raiford Pcarcc. Richardson Driver and
Kearney Griffin. members of the band Of
robbers which has operated so extensively
through this and adjoining counties, were
tried on the charge Of robbery and each
sentenced to the Penitentiary for ten years.
Rufus Whitaker was tried on the charge
of murder and acquitted.
Adelaide Adams was tried on charge of
murder, found guilty of manslaughter and
sentenced to FIVE years in the Pententiary
if she did not leave the county in four
days. s:& ~ l3lss{ 81 6a1nH .l S.
w. F. King, the colored soldier, who re-
Gently killed one Of his comrades, was ar
raigned on the charge of murder, but the
trial was postponed till Spring Term. 10
3 Quite a number of larceny cases were dis
posed Of, and nine persons left the Jail on
yesterday for the County Workhouse to serve
out their terms. he ri.
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not now accept, and he hoped the resolution
would pass. e ssfii ssi 1913 4
Mr.. SEYMOUR, offered proviso that said
board shall not sell the stock of the VIII
mington and Weldon road at less than $50
| per share in cash.
Mr.. HoDEETT spoke at length upon public
runior il, regard to railroads, and said this
was the entering wedge for. the sacrifice of
the States interest in tAepublic works
Mr. FRENCH objected to this narrow pol
7 icy of any gentleman. which said every iraiI-
road bill would ruin the country except one
I through his own cdanty. The gentleman
from i,aswen voted against every bill except
the one through his own county The Will
n,ington and Weldon road has been better
managed than almost any other since the
war. and the secret is that they have had
northern capitalists at their hack, whom the
! gentleman from Caswell SO freely condemns,
and upon whom we are greatly to depend for
! prospesity for the next ten years These
! gentlemen represent some ten or fifteen
4 millions of capital. They are willing to go
on and expend more if they can have control
| oftlis stock He hoped heresolution would
/ pass, for the interest of the State and of the
I road .'s s$,sa. s'''S ae osiAaf
f. Mr.. HEN offered proYiso that stock il.
I the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad shall
/ not lie sold for less sum than 100000 in
| the bonds of the State OF par, and the inter-.
est owned-h by the State in the Wilmington
| d Manchester for a less sum than $500, 900
| in the bonds of the State at par e 81
| Mr.. ESTES asked an explanation of the
amendment, and hoped it would be voted
down unless the gentleman explained it,
which he thought he could not do. 81
Mr.. INGRAM favored the amendment of
MIR. Seymour, hut hoped the pIoviso last
offered would he voted down, because lie
thought it a direct attack upon the whole
measure a1tsslf sos ffzis ii.
Mr.. MENDENHALL said if we did not take
| five dollars a share for the stock of the Will.
| mington & Manchester road, we could soon
get nothing. That of the Wilmington &
+ Weldon railroad is worth more, but is in
debt s., SOC, 600. and it is necessary to give
the road money to fit it up. Sell this stock
/ and it could be DONE He favored tile res
| olution. a Hl ~
After general debate 10y Messrs. Leary,
Cawthorn, Ingram, Stiley, Estes and Down
ing in favor of the bill, and Messrs Welch
and High againt it, the amendment of Mr.
Seymour was adopted, the amendment of
| Mr.. High was rejected, and the bill passed
second reading by the following vote:
| YEAs-Messrs Ames, Ashworth. Blair Carey. Cav
| thorn, Cherry, Crawford, Downing. Estes, French,
Gahagan, Graham, Harris of Wake. Hayes, Hendricks
Hodsn, Horney Ingram Justice of Rutherford, Kelly
/ of Moore Leary. Long of Richmond. Mayo McCaness,
Mcmillan, Mendenhal. Morrill,, Morris Pearson, Price,
lea segrist, simonds, snpes, stilley, Vest White,
/ Williamson, and Wiswall-3S. ~ ~ iai
! NAYs-Nessrs. Allison, Banner, Boddie, Carson,
| Clayton of Transyyania, Davis. Farrow, Fcrrebee,
FoIkner, Gibson, Gilbert, Grier, Hicks High, Hin,
hnpf Itu1oi Df Eaitv
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= A A.TTACIMENT.
I. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
q 9e4 ls 19tlea3 Chowan County.
VIM. R. Skinner, Admir- of Plaintiff
rs Joseph Norcom, fHpl ea3ul iyGeJ

ion THOMAS Pratt, - ~ Defendant.
! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a war
In rant of attachment has been issued against
tue estate of said Defendant, who is beyondtiIe
limits of the State. in favor Of VIM. r. SkinneEs
Administrator OF Joseph Norcom, and return.
said county at Edenton, onfhe Sd day Of Mafel
next for the sum OF one hundred and sixtyt' !.
dollars and seventy three cents, with interes1
IRON the list day of june, 1886 s;s 90 raj
The said Defendant is hereby notified TO apes,
Mt said time and place, and defend his suit -
Judgment will be rendered against him.
= Witness Joseph q Pratt, d Justice Of the Peacd
for the county of Chowan, this 81 day of Febs
yruary, 1869. soi.i JOSEPH e. PRATT, ]. P.
Feb s ,.}i,tif s,s,F lf;es,esf.s 6-1aw4w
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' =, ATTACHMENT y
liff6 81
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, |
"a aEApa III .ChOwan County. !
Publication for Dyendaats.i
Commissioners of Edenton, Plaintiff.

,5ts.s Thomas Pratt, Defendant.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That warrant
Il y of attachment has been issued against the
property of said defendant, who is beyond the
limits Of the State iii favor of the Plaintiff and
returnabe before mc, alJustice OF the Peace, for
day Of March next, for the sun of tLirty dollars,
with interest from the Doth Of April, 1857 The
said Defend.int are hereby notified TO appear at
said fine and place and defend bis suit, or judg-
ment will be rendered against him.
Witness Joseph z. Pratt, a Justice Of the Peace
for the county Of Chowan, This 3rd day of Feb
ruary, 1S69. JOSEPH 4. PRATT, j. p. !.
Feb 6-law4waI'
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MARRIED. i led:

onfhe Sd inst, the residence of Major ].
N. Fenner, of Halifax county, North Carolina,
by the Rev. Mr.. Cannon, DR.. LIT. FUoUA, sof
Edenton, to Miss IDA PURNELL, oil Halifax q ,
~ In Elizabeth City on the Goth by Rev. Joseph
w Murphy, Mr.. A. w ROWLAND, OF Greenville,
and Miss MITrIE A, daughter Of Dr. R. Z.
Speed, of Elizabeth city - 90,
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state Agricultural Society.

We are pleased to see that a meeting of
the North Carolina Agricultural Society has
been called to meet in this city on the 18th
inst. Measures will he taken toplace the
Fair Grounds and buildings in good order,
with view of holding Annual Fairs. Let
there lie full attendance at the meeting,
and let us thus show that the farmers and
stock raisers of other portions of our State
are not so far ahead of us as some have sup
posed.
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Died

In Salem, N. c., on Saturday, Jan. Soth at the
age of II years, after protracted illness, Anna
Paulina, widow of the late Ri. Rev. John G.
Herman, and last surviving child Of the late Rev.
G. Shober. 8s 81
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Immigration,

| We reprint from the New York Herald
some very interesting facts relative to the
influx of foreigners into the country The
tide increases steadily from year to year,
but changes greatly in its constituents
Not long since the principal exodus was
from Ireland; now Germany heads the
/ hegira. England stands third, Sweden
fourth, Scotland fifth, Switzerland sixth and
France seventh in the list 1t is noteworthy
that immigration is beginning to tend to-
ward the Northwestern States When the
rebellion commenced, the loyal States con-
tanned nearly nine million inhabitants,
either of foreign birth or the descendants of
aliens, while the disloyal States possessed
less than four hundred thousand of the same
classes. This inequality in the distribution
of the avails of immigratlon will soon cease.
The South, particularly now, presents IN
usual and remarkable advantages for such a
purpose. Lands worth $50 and $40 per
acre before the war, are now to be had for
$40, sometimes as low as So, IN large bodies,
| for ready cash. These, IN richness of soil
and eligibility of situation, equal farms
which, in the North, easily find purchasers
at five times the sum. Add the blandish-
ments of climate, and we have such a COM
piiCutiuH Vi Inducements as CduuOG Idll 10
impress greatly the current of the foreign
influx. This change in direction is as yet
comparatively small, but that there should
be any at all is quite notable There is a
glowing feeling among the Southern people
in favor of encouraging the introduction of
foreigners, particularly in Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee, where organized
efforts have been instituted for that purpose.
AS prejudice and passion die out in tile
| States that were slaveholding, there cannot
be a doubt that they will begin to fill up
rapidly with settlers from the Old World.
| In less than a decade, We think we may
safely look for a startling increase in the
number of foreigners who viii be seeking
permanent homes in the sunny cline. 9a'
1.-THE immigrants into New York. during
1868 amounted 215,68G souls. of whom Ill.,
$50 were from Germany, 1851 from Ire
land, 1906 from England, ID 800 from Swes
den, 1890 from Scotland, $500 from Swift
zerland, 2S11 from France l ,265 from Hol-
! land, 1887 from Denmark. 00S from Nor
way, and the remaining 5000 were variously
divided among Russia. Italy, Wales, Poland,
| Spain. Portugal and Japan. OF these $685.
6SG immigrants. it is stated that the South
ern States received. the following: Arkan-.
.sas, rs Virginia, 731; Tennessee, $40 :;
North Carolina, ! IA; South Carolina, 14S;
Georgia, 1877; Alabama, ia; Florida, "a !;
Mississippi, 81 Louisiana, 567- total of
2,G46. .,lsl s,4l $500 1i4. 81. .gs g
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| HOMICIDE IN HENDERsoNvILLE, N. c.
We are reliably informed that Willie, son
of DR.. w. W. Whitfield, of Hendersonville,
N. G., shot and killed Mr.. A. NJ Hawkins,
OF that place. last Sunday. The facts in the
case are these: More than a year ago, there
is said to have been improper intimacy be-
tween Hawkins. and DR.. W hitted's wife.
Willie shot at Hawkins last summer with
out effect. On Sunday last, as Hawkins
came out of the Baptist Church, Willie shot
him in the breast with a pistol, causing
death to cnsue at once. Willie then gave
himself up to the civil authorities.
The whole affair is universally regretted
by all who knew the parties. DIR. Whitted
is one of the leading men of that section of
country, He is known for his purity OF
character and uprightness in all his dealings
Up to this occurrence, his family ranked
among the most respectable in that whole
country Willie is a young lad about seven
teen years of age. The deceased leaves a
wife and several children. Sc
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There are three hundred students in the
medical department of Harvard University,
Boston, Massachusetts, six of whom are
colored. i5tsfS3l S''i u
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lex Gov. Joseph r. Hawley declines to be
candidate for Congress in the Hartford
District of Connecticut ~ -
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N. c. RAnRoAD The Sunday passenger,
train has been put back on this road This
arrangement went into effect ON Sunday
last Charlotte Democrat. s1t54 10 e
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: Aineetihg was held in Goldsboro' on
Tuesday for the purpose of forming an Az
ricultural Association. ,3 q, ,gp
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w.N. Dromgool, native of Virginia, but
for many years resident of Godsboro',
died on Sunday last. He was buried on
Tuesday last with Masonic honors by Wayne
Lodge. fl9ifll E.la.
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]. H. Moore, Esq. OF Halifax, has been
appointed Steward at Kittrells' Springs Fee
male College. it's hi'ls''sa -
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& Mr.. William s. Pettigrew was ordained
( as deacon, by the ri. Reverend, the Bishop,
OF North Carolina, at Wilmington on Sun
day last. lsiasi7 ssiiH1hsgk flefs - 60
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p PLAN OUT YoUR WoRK.-Much time is
lost by the farmer by not having his work
planned oub beforehand If his days work
or his weeks work; is mapped out. there
will I've little time wasted in going from one
piece of work to another. Everything will
be Systematically conducted, and many
ihourssaveil that would be otherwise fritter-l
away in determining What next shall be
done. Time is money. Save it ny carefully
arranging your work to-day for Tomorrow.
To measure, corn in the crib, take the
length. width and depth of the crib in feet !;
multiply these three dimensions together,
and this product by four cut off the last
right hand figure; those to the left express
the number OF bushels of uhshelled corn If
measured in inches, multiply the dimensions
together and divide the product by 1900;
the quotient will be the number of bushels.
This is on the supposition that two bushels
of unshelled corn make one of shellod. y
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~ The New York Herald will learn after
awhile, that its correspondent who recently
sent lying dispatch about the lynching
affair at Kinston, is entirely too sensational.
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f CoNsREss.A general epipion of Cons
gressmen is that the first session of the next
Congress, commencing on the 4th of March,
will not last over four or five weeks. ssraF
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: Roanoke Island is 10 be converted into a
vineyard tor the scuppernong grape, By a
party Of capitaiists.
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r. Reader, did you ever see or hear of man
standing outside of his door. pitcously ap-
pealing to passers by not to patronize
the man engaged in the same business with
himself2 We have, and his name is Ticker
Turner, and he is trying to edit paper.
Poor felIow!' The STANDARD fourishes
and Josier nlpurns. 7s
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Brigham Young is lying at the point of
death from a STOKE Of apoplexy.
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The Charlotte Democrat says: We have
never seen a greater disposition among the
people to cultivate the soil than is manifest
ed at present in this section. We
notice signs of preparation on all sides for
an increased orop."ls at ba
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When men suffer their politics, or political
wbims, to mix up with their religious opinions,
we arc inclined TO the belief that there is a de-
cided- lack oil brains, or else o superhuity of
that essential to reason.-Senti,ael ht,i5s
Wethink SO toe. And we further think
when men suffer their political opinions
!, to mix up with their social relations, and re-
fuse to visit neighbor because he does not
vote their ticket, we are very much inclined
to the belief that there is decided lack Of
brains, and we are glad to say we do not
know single Republican who has been
guilty of any such foolishness. Can the all
intelligent, alI,yirtuous, ticker "twen-
sity dollar Democratic party say as mucli
without showing their usual disregard of
the ninth commandment Don't all speak
at once. 4 H'