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DIED..

CISsELL. On the 18th Of October, after lin ger
N lllne :s hlch he bore ith pa fence, JAMES W.
Clc>ELL, ia the 18th ear Of his age.
Tire relatives and friends Of the family are re-
Gue5ed TO attend the funeral from his mother resi-
CenCe, No. I13- Sth street, between l. and M
streets, Friday. the 18th inst at half past clock
.. IN. fr' derrick county papers plea.e COPY j
TAYLUR. On Thursday morning, October 18th,
al ~. O'Clock. after a long and painful illness,
MACY ILL I'm, Youngest daughter OF John L. and
Ann v. Taylor, aged wears and months
The friends and relate of the family are respect-
IN ~ inyl.ed to attend funeral on Saturday alter
Noon, October 18th, at O clock.
Richmond, Va, and Baltimore papers copyI
MUILY. On the 18th inst, Mrs. HELEN MUZ-
~ IN the sou year OF her age, of heart disease
The friends OF the family are requisite to attend
the iuner. on SUI day. the 18th inst. at clock p.
m, from her late residence, No. 1870 lih st., N
n. \. and Providence Papers please copy
SHEA On the 18th inst, PATRICK h. SHEA,
aged - years.
Sunday 2 o clock p. m.
Sleep, dearest brother, sleep,
Geld IL thy pure white brow.
And on thy pale face smile OF peace
Is lingering even now.
MOCkABEE. On the 18th inst. at one o'clock a.
m THOMAS LLOYD, beloved son Of ID. r. and
brenda L. Moek"bse, aged ), years month and Is
Another little lamb has gone
To dwell with Him who gave
Another quiet happy home
Is shadow Ell BY a kraye;
God needed ore more angel child
Amid his shining band,
And - he bent with loving emilio
And clasped your ThOmmy hand.
The funeral viii take place TO morrow at o clock
from the residence OF his parents, ON n street. be-
tween IA and Cd, S.W.
long illness, Mrs ELIZABETH MARSHALL AR
Mold, Oldest daughter CT the late Henry W. Tlley,
E,g., Of Georgetown.
Funeral Friday, at ga p m +, from her late resi-
deEce, No. 2O1 1 street.
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EVENING STAR.
THE WAR.
LIST NIGHT's rsLRssAa q.
The following items OF war news were re-
ceiyed here BY cable last night:
CAPTURE OF ORLEANS.


CAPTURE OF ORLEANS.
1OUFs, oct. i2-Official reports from Beau
gency state that the Prussians entered Orleans
last night French forces are on the LEFT bank
Inducements, including two batteries OF field
artillery.
TOrKs. Oct. I2-The messengers who were
sent TO orleans yesterday when the battle was
gong OF have returned. They make the follow
ing Tepert;-The French were in much smaller
force than the Prussians, and were literally
.crushed by their superior artillery, and driven
3ck into the suburbs OF the town. Some barri-
cades had been erected there, and our forces
took the advantage OF the shelter these af-
fOTded- The Papal zOuaves and mobiles be-
havcd most cOurageously, but the regular troops
ued al almost the first tire. None OF the reyu-
lar troops made much resistance, and many o I
them threw away their arms in their flight The
PTussians opened ire on the own after the de
feat Of the French. and owing to the barricadcl
many fires occurred. The railway depot was
destroyed in this way as well as many othe
large Establishments. At last accounts the
people of Orleans were flying in all directions
At a late hour last evening tho PruSsans had
pushed south To Beaugency aud Meung. beyond
orleans. and II u feared that the Papal Zouaves
will be surrounded and captured. The other
French troops in that neigh borf ood are in good
position, and heavy achievements were sent
forward 10 them during the night. lti-repOrted
that some heavy guns have gone forward from
BOurges- The French troops at Beaugency and
Meung are excellent, and they are composed of
National Guards and Mobiles, and are determ-
ined to resist to the last In view OF the urgency
of the case Gen. Garibaldi left Tours this morn
ing for the field. There is great movement
here of Franc-tireurs, and troops of all kinds
are pushing to the front with all dispatch. The
government has repeated its determination to
retaliate for all Prussan atrocities. IL the mu
nicipal authorities of Ablis are executed an
equal number Of PIussian prisoners will be shot.
General La Matterouge has been removed
from the command OF the troops here, and Gen.
Palandne appointed 10 succeed him. No news
has been received from r aris to-day. A balloon
expedition is preparing here for an attempt to
descend into Paris. a writer for the Frankfort
Gazette has seen colossal bombs, holding 40
pounds of powder, going forward to Paris. A
hve-frsrc piece, with the emblem of the repub-
lie, has Just appeared from the mint.
PROTEST AGAINST THE DEPOSITION
OF THE POPE.
BRUSSELS, Oct. I2.-An enthusiastic meeting
vas held at Mechlin yester iay to protest against
the deposition OF the Pope. The Archbishop OF
Mechlln presided, and among the participants
IN the proceedings were the ArchbishoPs of
Buffalo and Calcutta. The protest was unani-
mousiy adopted.
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l United STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue OF writ OF feri facias, issaed from the
CLERK office Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of
columbia and to me directed, and will sell st PUBLIC
said District, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF Octo-
Der next $780, at IL clock a all defend ants right,
erected on east half Of lot No s., in square No. 100,
In the city Of Washington ID. o.. seized and levied
sold satisfy execution No 62al in favor Of VIM b.
Todd. ALEX sHAkP, U. D. Marehal, d. q.
September 9Th, lHu Sgd
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MAR RED.

HYkTT-BALL. On Wednesday. the 18th inst 4,
AT Wesley Chapel, by Rev. Il. PeytOn Brown
HOWARD l.. HYATT TO Miss MAkY T. BALL
both 81 this city. Baltimore papers copy.I
CHI MEs-KIRkLAND. On August 4'h, by
Rev. T. p. Jones, at the rectOfy OF Epiphany
Church. Washington, Mr.. A. v. GRIMES 10 Miss
MAY T.. K1Bh LAND. both OF Georgetown, D. q.
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~Candidstes are plenty in Kentucky. The
Louisville COurier-JOurnal says every mail
brings sufficient announcements to fill the enti.
paper.
ga beautiful girl AT Norfolk has postponed
her wedding day two weeks, because she wasn't
going to be married with her face all speckled
with mosquito bites.
ga Young girl of Schenectady has been
committed TO the Troy Jail in defsultOf S2D tne
Tor having promenaded through the streets with
a cOlOred man.
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Try GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner Of Seventh and d stI eets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTI FRONTING ON PENNSYLVA-


fROfEbT1 ON PENNSYLKA-
MA ANENEE; NEAR GEoRGETOwN.
shall sell in front of the premises at O'Clock
- m, by virtue of a deed OF trust to the sub
scriber. bearing date the sixteenth day of July 1853
and recorded in Liber 63 folio 403 of the land
records OF Washington county, an the District of
Columbia, the following named property living and
viZ:-An OF los numbered seven (7) and part of lot
six, t6,) in William T. Stegers subdivision o. part
OF SGT are north OF square numbered four, a.: the
part OF lot six 90 being described follows viz:
Beginning on north street. at heend of fifteen C15
feet and nine inches from southeast prner of said
feet and ter l0) inches thence north forty seven AZ
feet thence northeast seventeen I'D feet and eight
lS) inches TO Pennsylvania avenue: thence on said
avenue southeast twenty two (22 feet and %
inches and thence south fifty four (5p feet to the
beginning, with the improvements thereon, which
consist of two story frame houses.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in six and
twelve months the purchaser to give notes for the
deferred payments. bearing interest from day of
SALE secure by deed Of trust the property. 800
will be required paid down when the property is
knocked off. All conveyance, including stamps, at
cost Of purchaser. And if the terms are not com
piled with in five days afer sale, the trustee
the right TO resell the property Ut the risk and cost
Of the DE- fsultng purchaser, by advertising such re-
sale three times in some printed in Wash.
ingtnn. MAHGDN ASHFORD, Trustee
sel6 eo&ds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Aucts.
nI-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
UNTIL WEDNESDAY, October 18th Instant,
same hour and place. By order of the Trustee.
Ell eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
rxTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UN-
til WEDNESDAY, October 9Th instant same hour
add place. BY order Of the Trustee.
Ccl3-eOS1s GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
Id Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets
by J. T. COLDwEJL 4 CO, Auctioneers.
- GA Penna. ave bet. 9th and 10th ST:

by J. T. COLDWEJL Il CO, Auctioneers.
- GA Penna. ave bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATE ON STREET NORTH. BETWEEN
nth AND 18TH STREETS NORTHWEST, AT
AUCTION.
IA On MONDAY, October nth. 1870. at 5
E., O'Clock p. m, on the pre- misses, we will sell a.
sAauctioD, all that valuable Improved Real Es-
tate on street north, near Nth street northwest,
being the west half of Lot No. "a, in Square l25.
fronting the south side Of b street % feet,
running back I7 feet and y inch TO ~ feet alley,
bounded on the west by l0.feet alley, improved by
a two story Brick House and frame back building
At the came time shall cell Lot No. ., adJoin
ing, fronting 81 feet inc hes street, aud
ming beck 1H feet and z inch to 20 feet alley, I'M
proved BY q two story Frame Building fronting on
the alley.
This property, being on X street, which is now
being parked, and being surrounded by some OF the
finest residences in the city, offers extraordinary in
ducements for investment.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, with interest at six por cent, secured by
deed OF trust the property. 500 down time OF
sale All and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. JAMES KELLY.
Agent for the heirs of Resin Magruder, decd.
oCS7tr J. T. COLDWELL Co, Auct'rs.
IRepublicanl
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LIMITED STATES MN RsHALs SALE.

In virtue Oh writ Of 6rsi facias i,sued from, IN.
Clerk once OF the Supreme Court Of the district
OF and to me directed, viii sell at public
said istTict, on MONDAY, the 1th day Of October
NEXT sio, at ~ O'Clock m, all defendant e right,
~ In square No s14, in the City OF Washington, D.
-, together with all and singular the i'm provemenfs
S 90 H9gan and vill be soIa to sat.fy Execution
NO. OH, IN favor OF George w Linville
ALEXR SHARP, o. g. Marshal, d. q.
September Nth 1870 ~ - a. ia
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Rf WIN. u. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
NO. " Louisiana avenue. betveen 9th and 10th ats
Rf LATIMER CLEAKY, Auctioneers,
L (Successors to Cooper * Latmer.)
southwest corner Penn q avenue and llth street.


y (SuccessOrs to Cooper * Latimer.D
southwest corner Penn q avenue and llth street.
ONE OF TIE MOST DESIRABLE PRIVATE
DWELLINGS IN THE CITY OF WASHING
IL On THURSDAY, October 81, 1870, at 4 30
E,. O'Clock p. m, we will sell, in front OF the
.f.premises, Lots No. and ], in Square No. 161.
Ihs property has front of sixty feet the north
SIDE Of street, betse Nth and 18th streets. ad
Joining Winiers building, and is improved by q
three story Brick Dwelling with back building. con
tanning - rooms and two bath rooms, with water
closets, hot and cold water marble top stationary
Wristbands, and ges throughout the house range in
KITCHEN; two psrors, Fxls; dining room 19xl9; back
cellar with brick floor and perfectly ry-the whole
premises being drained by sewer; marble sils and
e0rnices TO each window: The property runs back
rs eet 81 inches to 80 foot alley. well drained and
10 perfect order. There is splendid front view ard
the arrangement Of the dwelling is admiral Q; and
altogether constitutes of the finest and lost de-
sirabe private dwellings in Washington, and Cfers
rare opportunity to any one desiring first class
residence as is situated st encntly to the
public buildings and Pennsyy anis avenue.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash; residue in 6, H.
and Is mont with interest from day of SALE secure
by deed OF trust on the property. Conveyance g
and stamps at cost Of purchaser. SaDO down at tim
OcI3 dads LATiMERs& CLEARY, Auct'rs
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AUCTION SALES.
ny WIN. l.. WALL 8 CO.. Auctioneers
II 900 aBd goa. south corner Pa ave ana 9Th I

Try WIN l.. WALL CO.. Auctioueers
II 900 sBd goa. south corner Pa sy Q ana 9Th st
SALE OF LIQUORS. GROCERIES. &C., AT
AUCTION.
@N TN SATURDAY MORNING, DC ober 18th,
Hlcommehcing at 10 o'ciock, we " i'll self, with
Sf&Alia our "iesroom, an assortment o. Groce-
ries, Liquers, &c, comurisiug-
~ Dds Hanpis xxx, XXX MAX Whistles
~ bbls and y Dbl OF suits Kentucky Bourbon
25 cases Hanns' Bourbon
cases Tom Gin. imported
i; cases seoyllie Clsret, imported
Demijohns Brandy, Gin, Port, whisky &c
Boxes Soap Teas, Coffee
with lot OF small goods being the stock Of liquor
dealer closing business
sale without regard to weather.
oc3 w. l.. WALL CO. Auct'rs.
RY VIM. l.. WALL 4 Co., Auctioneers
- Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
NO 80 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
PUBLIC SALE OFvALUABLE MULES, HORSE,
WAGONS, ETC.
r, tbs Is 70 give notice that SATURDAY next,
trustee under ard by virtue of deed OF trust made
Dy SustaNe Iloecker the l9th dsy of March, $50,
ana recorded on the same day in Liber No. 6Ji folio
zl1 enc OF the reCorrs for Washington county 20 c.,
ana trustee under And by virtue OF deed OF trust
male by the said Gustaye FlOecker on the 18th day
OF september last and to be recorded, will offer for
sale, at all Baz lar, Louisiana avenue between
one JERSEY WAGON, two pairs of stroue and
splendid M LES, and two two horse WAGONS.
FRANCIS MOHUN, Trustee.
q. KIMMELL. Bailif,
boom 81. CITY Han
cc5 u w. l.. WALL 90, Aucts.
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10y GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID no. 3l9, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
PUBLIC SALE or SCHOOL-HOUSE AND
LOT IN THE FIRST WARD
L nder authority of Joint resolution OF the
G.A City Councils of Washng 'on. APPROX ell Jan
Jul nary p, Io70, ard entitled Joint R. solut on
authorizing the sale OF School house and Lot in the
sale on MONDAY, October 18th, at S O'Clock D m .
in front of the premises, the School horse, Out
buildings and Lot situated at the corner OF Twenty.
second street wsst 1nd street north. being a part
OF Lot i, in SqtASeCo. 50, in the First Ward OF this
city. ~
Terms of Sale: One half each, and the balance in
one ear. wiz per cent interest from day of Ie 10
be secured by de.d Of trust abe properly All con-
Neyenclng and revenue stamps the the pur
chaser. y. X. HARRIS,
A. HART,
y. ID. STUART,
Sub Board of Trustees
q. EMuRv, Mayor.
ocS-td GREEN WILLIAMS Anc.s
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTERNOON.

10y wM III WALL CO Auctioaeers,
- New Marble Building.
Nos. 900 aid 900 I. w cor. Pa. ave. and gsh st
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON yIR-
GINA AvpNUE.
"a On THURSDAY AtrEGNnON, October
tY91 9Th. $50, at q clock. We will eel. on the
~pIemises. part OF Lot 4. Square 5s7, fronting 81
ieet 10 inches on Virginia avenue, with depth OF
Ms feet inches.
This perry is inprov ing a value, being situated
on Virginia avenue, between 4tb and 30 streets west
and sill make fine Building Lot.
Terms: Ube- half cash; balance in and Il months
secured by deed Of trust, notes besriSg interest.
Convey ancing, &C. at cost of purchaser.
&C 10 W. l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers
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10y LATIMER CLEARY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper b l. ltmer,D
Southwest corner Of Pennsyiv ania av. and llth q

10y LATIMER & CLEARLY, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Cooper l. ltimer,)
Southwest corner Of Pennsyiy ania and 18th ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND NEAR THE CITY, ON TIE BLA-
DENSBURG ROAD.
a. By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated February
UY01st. 1894, and recorded in Liber n. O. T.. No. 26
folio 81, eft seq, of the land records of Washing
ton county, ID. c. and by ord of the party secured
will sell at public auction. in front the prem
tscs, to the highest bidder; on THURSDAY, the
all that certain tract of land, situated i'm the county
of Arlington, and known as Wood Lot No. l, being
part Cf +. Eenwck g survey OF two (2D tracts OF
lard called "EpclOsure and Haddocks Hills"
cOTdiDg to plat made by the surveyor of the county
OF Washington, d. c., and containing twelve and
one-teDfh of an acre, more or less.
Terms: One third cash. balance in six and twelve
months, deferred payments to be secured the
property. Conv ancinR and stamps at the cost of
purchaser. SlG0 down at time OF sale;
This property fronts on the Bladeasburg pix :, n
mediately opposite the residence of DR.. W. G..
Palmer, and adjoins the lands OF Col Hickey is well
fenced and under his state If cultivation would
make profitable market garden. The Columbia
street railroad will run within few hundred yards
of the land. w. II CLAGETT, Trustee.
LATIMEk CLEARY,
sell .D.oc3 6,1O, 2i2 AuCtiOneers.
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DROPUSALS FOR FUEL.

DROPUSALS FOB FUEL.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL. .
WASH TON, October ii. lS,O
sea'ed Proposals will be receive! at this Office
until SATURDAY. at u clock. noon. the 10th in +
for furnishing the Offices OF The City all the seye
rel Police Staten Houses. the Poice Court and the
Fne Department with FUEL for the ensuing win
ter The proposals will lie for White and Red Ash
Goa OF the beet quality, q 20 pounds to the ton
and for dry Pine Wood, sawed aud split: to be de-
liyered in such quantities and times and places as
may be required. Ii is estimated that about two
hundred tons Of Coal and twenty five cords of Wood
will be required.
ocl2 St nj. e. EMERY, Mayor
PROPOSALS. FOR GATEWAY FOB ARLING-
TON CEMETERY, VA.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE, !
- WASHINGTON, ID. c., September. 81, $50 Z
Bids are inv tied tor the work and material OF a
gateway at Arlington National Cemetery, the plan
Tor " hich may be At this Office.
Bids addressed to the Depot Quarfermaster and
incorsed "Proposalst Gateway" will be opened at
this Office on the 9th Of Octobt r, at noon.
W. MYERS,
&C III OF Depot Quartermaster.
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limited STATES MARsPAL 5 SALE.

In virtue Of @ writ Of here faciss on Judgment Of
SSonue.nslon ISSUED HsSn tbe CterssO ince OF the
ne direc' ID, will sell at public sale, for casa in
front OF the Court house dc Of said District ON
TUESDAY,, the LIST day Of November next 1870, At
II O'Clock 10 the following property. to wit: Lot
No. IA. OF William Dixon ct al. sub divi sion of los
No. in square No. GAS. In the City of Washington.
ID. together with all end singular the i'm prove
rents thereon, seized and levied upon as the mon
erty Of Peter Fox, and will be sold to satisfy ex
ecutiOn No. 6756, in favor of Patrick J. R1che
ecI2 dtds a. q MarshsI n ~
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MOVIE ARE skNgINA UNLESS DONE "
In srEKk ENGRAVED WRAPPEa. wIrH
xAcsIAILII o. NJ QHknIoII Wlx&
H0VsE. AID SIGNED
- HI. ULKDoLR
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-11-10
CONGRESSIONAL.

Returns so far show that the Demor
Gratis in this State have carried six out
of the eight Congressman entitled to be
elected. In the Congressional Districts
Bright has been elected from the fourth,
Golladay in the fifth, Whitthorne in the
sixth, Caldwell in the seventh, and
Vaughan in the eighth Stokes is doubt
less defeated in the Third District by his
Democratic opponent, Garrett. The
first and Second Districts are doubtful,
1t was earnestly hoped that the old In
dian, Maynard, would find defeat at the
ballot-box, but as yetnothing has been
heard from his district. Butler, the ca
det-peddler, is thought to be elected
from his district--a reward for bis dis
honesty at the hands OF a party that
prefers to employ such dirty fellows to
do their dirty work.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN. November l0.-The Berlin
provincial correspondence says the SEES
sion of the Reichrath, which has just
been convened at Strasburg by Bis
marck, will open on the 10th November
The correspondent also announces that
the Kingdom of Wurtemburg and the
Duchies of Baden and Hesse Dormstadt
relinquish their separate autonomles aud
enter the Confederation of the North
German States, but that further nego-
tiations are required to induce Bavaria
to enter the Bund and complete the
union of North and South Germany GER
tain. The difficulties interposed by the
court at Munich, which contemplates a
reservation to Bavaria of her military
and diplomatic sovereignty, delays the
completion of the union.
An examination of the records and
papers captured from the balloonists,
who recently descended near Versailles,
seriously compromise a number of diplo-
matists, whom the Germans permitted to
establish intercourse with their armies
in consequence of their position as rep
resentatiyes of established powers.
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GnILAnAY VS.. pEYTON'

1t is with regret that one so highly
esteemed as is Col. Bailie Peyton should
think Of contesting the right to represent
the people of the Fifth District with the
regular nominee of the party, Col. Cola
day. No one has more personal friends
in the State than Col. Peyton, and
warmer political admirers, but, above
all, this is duty we owe TO the party to
which we are proud to belong, and any
one--it matters not who-that should
attempt to defeat its candidate should
receive the Notifying condemnation
of every true Democrat. Col Col
laday, the Democratic nominee, is
elected as he should have been, and a
Just rebuke to all disorganizers Of the
party. Norman in this country has the
absolute right to claim office at the hands
of his friends whenever it suits his within
10 run for position; for after all, it is the
triumph of principle we look to, and not
individuals, who are to be considered the
mere agents of party in lifting up the
platform and not themselves. Our friend
Colonel Peyton presumed too much in
running against the wishes Of the con
yention which nominated Colonel Cola
day, and he has been properly defeated
despite the sneers and wishes Of few
sniveling politicians and newspapers il
the State. that would be glad at any time
to see the Democratic party disrupted