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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
Wines and Liquors.

. 1890 800 A1 ..--- -.
JAMES NOLAN, a.
AH ara -
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
~. AdIoininE Metropolitan Hotel.
.... Sid. DeAlerin .a.
a WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Jubt received Que assortment Of
CARTE DOR, CABINET,
AND sILLERY OHAMPAoNES,
SHERRY, PORT, oLAREr,' -
FINE OLD GIN. 800
r. JAMAICA AND SANTA oRUz RUM.
OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
Also fresh stock OF
FRENCH FRUITS,
CHERRIES, .. .,nE
PEAOnEs,
PEARS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

wLaHEgToH d. q .,AuE. D.lse.
and splitting blood. One rear ago last winter
took q heavy cold Which asltlsA oh my lnsn l
lures, but found no relief was very sieE Al
summer. I went iIto the country ,hoplnE y would
more violent than ever. I had friEhtful hemoIs
image, which lasted Ave daysi vas ysry Low ana
eOughed Inesssantlyt eould not sleepl had no ar
petite. I tried everything ny fHe1ds Iseopmsnd' =
dsfful Remedy. took this rsmtdyt Via uEn AbOu
eight months and M friends and hundfsda o. &C
eossd hopeless and sd.Fiddsn sonditicu, are ur-
prised 10 see mo attsndinR 10 ny hoasehold ahills
aud about the city, apparently as we'll ~ ether
people generally. have Tsoommended Tito seN.
srAl kmleied PSrs91s during the ysaf'Nno nav"
'ssn Mss. EouiiA aUEpLE. s25 street
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
rIrAnoIAL am CoMnERCIAI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1870. jay Cooke
100. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
nrnunnA aaouFitIea,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
THE COURTS.
BUPREn CouRT-uHNBRAL TERM.-All
tho judges Of tho Supreme Court sat IN bdHc
yesterday for tho trial Of appeals.

SUPREME CouRT-uHNBRGL TKRM.-All
tho Judges OF tho Supreme Court sat IN bdac
yesterday for the trial Of appeals.
THE CASE or JUSTICE MARSH,
Mr.. LoyeIoy, tho assistant district nttor-
torney, nled before this court tho lnforma-
tlon against Justice Richard II. Marah for
nialfoasance In ONCE, which was Withdrawn
from the fles Of tho Criminal Court q few
day ago. Tho Court thereupon ordered that
a rule be laid upon Mr.. Marsh TO appear and
answer. .a ..
Dufi Green ct al. 70. Columbus Alexander
ct al. This case comes up upon certificate
from the Equity Court. Tho bill seeks 10
eet nslde tho sale OF the property known
during the war a. "ths Carroll prison." on
several grounds, one OF which Il gross mad
equacy Of price, the property now alleged 10
be worth $4,000 having been sold under q
deed Of trust for about 5000.
This ease comes up at this time on q mo-
ton for leave 10 amend. The motion was
discussed by Messrs. Merrick, Phillips, Brent,
and Moore. ... .... ...r.I
The Court many times during tho progress
/ OF the argument, sought TO restrict the ar.
Rument TO the precise motions, but neverthe-
less the arguments always went OF again to
the general merits Of the case.
Judge DIN. "Four counsel aud four hours
on q motion TO amend IL brilliant perform
ance."
The leave 10 amend was given.
IN rs.--Bankruptey Of Foley appeal dis
missed. ..I
Boyle Va, o'Leary appeal Ia a case Sot-
ting aside sale OF real estate. The argument
was begun by Mr.. Phillips.
Adjourned.
SUPREME CouRT or THE UMTED STATES
Friddy, January 81, 1ST0.-On motion Of
Hon. II. N. soper, Charles o. Converse, esq,
Of New York, was admitted 10 practice as
an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
On motion Of Mr.. K. O, Benedict, Free.
man ]. Fithlan, esq, OF Now York, was Ad'
mltted to practice as su attorney and coun
sellor Of this court. %.
No. 493. VIM. CLARK aud Lester D. Fuller,
appellants, vs.. George y. Mcclellan and
Robert p. Dodge. Appeal from tho gu
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
On motion Of Mr.. W. D. Webb, this appea
was docketed and dismissed with costa.
| No. 424, Thomas Fitzpatrick, plaintiff In
the Cireuit Court OF the United States fol
the Western District Of Tennessee. On mo
tion Of Mr.. Thomas Wilson, this writ o.
error was docketed and dismissed with costs
No. 80, Board Of President and Director
OF tho 81. Louis Public Schools, plaintiffs II
error, w.. Isaac Walker Of al The argu
mont or this cause was concluded by Mr.
, Dick, OF counsel for the plaintiffs In error.
No. 80. Mott Bedell, llbellant and appel
, liant, ". This Steamship Potomac, &c. TIL
4 cause was argued by Mr.. Z. o, Bend ct, 0
counsel for tho appellant, and BY Mr. D.
| Curtis for the appellee. ..I o.. "a"
, Adjourned until Monday morning at l
! o'clock 49, -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
Steamboat Lines.

FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
Il TOWN.
INNAH LIBR OF NAIL STEAMERS SAILING
IRON NEW YORK
SATURDAY and alternate TUESDAYS.
49,. Tickets sold 70 aud from Englsnd,
SAAGi of@stiSS apPIT a. = -.
Agent, 10 Broadway, N, Y. ,oT
MlDDbRTOhG Co.
iAli-u BANKERS, Washington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22

The many Thousands cured At this iasiliuNon
within The last sighteen SeaIs E1d ne yoRPstoS,
WitneGsod by Tie reporters o. lhs Sun. shd
many other papers, NOTICES o. Mel'hb 3Ss M
siandipE As gentleman Of character aha tea pohal.
biityl tShsR hmTskIs IN SsfEKbtLY CURgD,
Persons writinE .hOpld BE- PsL'isnl5I N direct
ihEthem io''' IIOHSM JOHNSTON, N, D.. -
mAhheti Baltimore Lock Hospital,
tasty bHhmore, narsAnat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
nIEn-

The soA P; 1o S' SS;
Ball, aged months aud % days. 70
i'm " S sissnS ia yInn, se epsc iain
from Twelfth street wsst, three doors south 81
Maryland avenue, Island. IA .
H0RroN,-on Thursday moEninG. January %.
Of eonEeslion Of the braIn, AAIoRIA DRAlKB.
eldest dAuGhtsr Of Alfred and harEAret knnof
Horton, AGED years, lees days,
sGed Q years, lHd month, son Of James A. and
Jsanis II. Jenkins.
BRADFORD, -of consumption, on Tuesday,
January II, $50. 81 his late Tssldsnes, No. n
Canal street, New Orleans, La, HlHHf O.. BRLB:
FORD, 1Eed 70 years, . native Of ksntuoky, but
late Of this city. no
',GOns, bat not toTEottsn;"
tCitJ pGpers pleas sopy.1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-22
PROPOSALST OE 4 F 4 .kg1Ss RHyEIOPEs AND


Fosr UTFIoh Dkft6fHFr'I
Sealed Proposals will be received until p. n, On
'stAmped Enyelopesh and Newspaper Wrap.
pers'' which this Department may redq during
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15

The 81. Louis Republican saws: 1--WE
have late noticed several paragraphs con-
corning this gentleman. IL is very true
that he was once river character about
this port Mrs. Clemens, the nged mother
oil the humorist, We understand, is still n
resident Of this city. "Mark Twain
earned the river on the old steamer, John
s. hoe, and used TO write up stoambone
memoranda, and occasional memoranda for
the Republican. Capt. Sellers, one Of the
hist victims of Mark Twain's humor was
ali excellent pilot. but devoid Of any lite
rsry culture whatever but withal had
quite an opinion Of his own abilities.
Mark ske,ebed the captain IN stylr. After
he had written the article he inquired OF
John Morris now the steward of the Belle
Memphis, what name he should sign to il.
One Of the deckhands happened u, the
time 10 be heaving the lead, and followed
out, Mark Twain, meaning the depth OF
water, when Clemens exclaimed. That's
IT, Mark Twains mynamc.' This sketch,
with -. new name, "Mark Twain" at the
bottom OF IL, was subsequently, placed in
the hands of Mr.. T. E.Garret, who was Mt
that time river editor of the journal and il
found place ia the river department of
Vie Republican. Improved 10 bc decided
hit- and was extensively copied by western
journals. Mr.. Clemens continued for
some time 10 contribute 10 the column. Of
tbs paper and his productions began 10
attract srca. attention throughout the west.
Il WAS now manifest that his destiny WA,
ut the pilot house. He soon left the river
AID bis Subsequent literary career j. well
kaowu.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
2r. Hollands Greek OIL,
lighting Cure FOR all hinds ~ Pains
and Aches.

ArrtILp ENrEESALLY.-lt will cure all kinds Of
pans amt aches; such ~ rheumatism, Ncuralg "a,
Ioothuhc, Chllblalns, Sprsins, bruises, FROST.
Bites, headaches, Pains IN the Bark and Lpins,
Pans the Joints, Limbs, sungs OF Insects, R.nr.
worms, etc.
TAkIS l>r,KsALlY,-u will cure Kidney Com.
plant backaches, sick headac he, cole, dysontyr,
dlarfhoea, cholera luiantum, cholera murhu-
cramps and pains the stomach, fever and aggc,
coughs, colds, asthma, etc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
HooAand's Greek Oil
HOOfiland's German Bitters.
A Bittcrs without Alcohol or spirits
Of amy kind.

Ia different from All others. l. composed Of the
pure juices wal principle OF Roots Herbs and
Banks Tor rs medically termed, extracts.) the
worthless and inert portions OF the ingredients
not being used, Therefore, In one bottle Of this
Bitters there IL contained ~ much medicinal vir.
tue will be found In several gcllons o { ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc.. used In this Bittcrs
are grown in Germany, their vital principles eS-
tracted In that country bv scientific Chemist and
forwarded to the mandatory in this city, where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spirituous ingredients, this Bi,tcrs IL free from
the objections urged against all others; no desire
TOT stmulan,s can be induced from their use. they
can make no drunkards, aud cannot. under any
circ instance, have any but q beneficial effect.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
Hollands Gcrman Tonic.

Wa compounded for those not inclined TO ef.
RENE bittors, nad Is intended for use in cases
when some alcoholic stimulant is required In con.
ncc,ion with the tonic properties OF the Bittcrs.
Each bottle Of tho Tonic contains one bottle of
the Blters. combined with pure Sa,a Cruz Rum,
and favored In such u manner that the extreme
bitterness of the Bittcrs is overcome, forming n
preparation highly agreeable and pleas ant 10 the
palate. and containing the medicinal virtue Of the
Bittefs. The price Of the Tonic !. 81 30 per
bottle, which many persons think too hugh They
mus, take. into consideration that the stlmu.
Ian, used is guaranteed TO be Of n pure quality.
A poor article could be- furnished at a cheaper
price, but is itnot better to pay little moro and
have o good articlo' 4 medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients and
they who expect 10 obtain cheap compound wall
most certainly be cheated.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
0s.D DIR. IIEATH'S

Many years experience IN curing Catnrrh, con-
sumption, Dyspepsia constipation. piles.
disease 81 the Liver, blood. skin, and
urinary organs, disclosed the start.
ing fact that the majority Of them wcrc cnu-.
ed by and could only be cured after curing them
Of seminal weakness. Inhalation, cauatic-, iron,
tones, stimulants. hypophoshites, mercury, cop
remedies had proved worse than useless.
EVIDENCE PROVING
d II. III E "A II HIS
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
DR.. Hollands Podophyllin,
OR SUBTITUTE For MERCURY
PlELs.
Two pills ~ Bose.
The most po,Cerfth, yst MnOeea Vegetable
CdthGrtic kHoioH.

It's not necessary 10 take shandrll ofthese nil
TO produce the desired effects Two nf them act
quickly and powerfully, cleansing the liver, stom
a'h ami bowels Of all Impurities, The primer pa
lhRfvl'nl Is iotophylHu, or the alchoholIc "a
ia''"! Mandrake, watch II by many times more
I""rtinl, stng and searching than The Mandrake
ltrr.l lr peculiar action is upon the Liver clean.
ing IL speedily from an ohstructors, with all the
power OF Metcnry, Yet free from TIE injurious re-.
suns attached 10 the use Of that mineral
For an diseases, IN which the use OF a csthartie
u Indicated these Pills will give cntr. ,ntisf,g
ton Ia every case They NrvLn rAu
In eases OF Liver compl int, nyspepsia and cN
IRENE cOstlNenes-, Dr. hoohand's German kittars
or Tonic should be used IN connection viii tho
Pills The Tonic effect Of the Bitter. ar iron,c
builds up the system, The Bitters or Tonic mr.
ihes the blood, strengthens the nerves Rlsui .,Fs
the Liver ana gives strength, energy and yigor.
Keep your bowels active with the Pills and tone
up the system with the Blters or Tonic, and no
disease can tain Us hold. ever again as.Rl N
These medicines are sold by all Drugg sts and
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Recollect that II is DR.. Hoofland's German
Remedies, that are so universally used and recon,
mended; and do not allow the Druggist TO induce
you take anything else that he may say il lust
a. good, because he makes larger profit on IT,
These Remedies win he sent by express 10 any 10
cality, upon application 10 the PRINCIPAL OF
FlCE, attic GERMAN MEDICINE STORE 63I
ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
Thanksgiving Proclamation.
STATE oF ILLINOIS,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Springfield. NOV. J. 1870.

In accordance with the practice Of my
Predecessors, do hereby recommend IN MI
the people Of the state Of Illinois 10 dcvo,o
Thursday, uhe 2ith day Of November $50
70 snch acts ~ VIII manfes, their graft
tude 10 the Supreme Being for all the mer.
cics Of the year;
"But when thou makest feast, call the
poor, the manned, the lame, the blind, and
thou shult be blest."
Done ai the executive department, in tho
city Of Springfield, this 9Th day of Novcm-
Der \. ID. 1870. JOHN NJ. PALMER
Byth governor
EDWARD RuMNEL, Secretary Of State dtd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-15
They are the Greatest known Iteme
dies.

Read the following symptomsi Constipation,
Flniulcncr, Inward Piles, fullners of blood 10 the
head, Acidlty OF the stomach, Nausea, Hart turn,
disgust ~ fpou tullncss orw.ight Ia thc stomach,
sour Fluctuations, sinking or tutiering at the pit
81 the stomach, swimming ~ IN. head, hurried
"r difficult breathing, Tutoring Ht the n'art, chok-
Tag or suiiocaiing scnsai ,Ons when IN yias pos.
tuie dimness OF vision, dots AMI webbs before the
,shl, duli pam ~ trc head deficiency Of pcr-plr'
alton, y.lovness Of the skin and eyes, pain IN
the side, back, chest, limbs, etc, sudden bushes
Of heat, burning in the flesh, constant inaginIngs
~ eyl, and great depression Of -prlt-. All these
Indicate disease OF the Liver or digestive organs
combined with impur. blood,
ihe use of the Buffers or Tonic will soon cause
the above SYMPTOMS 90 disappear, aud the patient
Will become well and healiy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03
MIR. nAYAap SERVING THE ENG.

The most serious fault of Senator Bayard-
hitherto has been lid opposition to Democratic
principles, and his advocacy OF measures for
DISTINGUISHING white voters. But he has now
iahen most unfortunate step in ilentifying
himself with the Dover Ring. They seem to
have made lin prisoner, and to be leading him
about, over the country, in their procession, as
additional certificate of their greatness.
This il grave error for Mr.. Bayard. So FAR as
,e know, his hands arc clean of private cor
rig,ion, anl in thus identifying himself with the
mistleels of the Saulsburyn, la unnecessarily
stiachea suspicion to himself. He WAS elected
othe Senate, by their permission, it is true, but
he owes them nothing for that act OF apparent
ftienlship They selected linn, for the simple
reason that they could do no better, Just az they
male Mr. Lore, Attorney General, after it was
found Mr. paynter could not take the place.
Our advice to Mr. Bayard is that he keep h'f
ll'gers clear Of the Salisbury taint. They have
l!.o public money in their own pockets; now lei
the people have fair chance to make then
disgorge. Mr.. Bayard, by ranging himself OF
their behalf makes himself an accomplice in The
ulun1a.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03
Improvement on our Public school system.


Two IMPORTANT STEPS TAKEN NJ THE BOARD OF
Observation-Disclosures OF OUR SCHOOL. Ays-
TEN
The Board OF Public Education at it's late meet
ing took two very important steps which bid fair
| to advance materially the educational interests
of our rapidly growing city indeed no measures
which have ever been adopted by the Board since
it's incorporation have SO favorably affected our
school system, as tho means which are about to
be inauguratad will do, and every department of
that system will promptly respond to the enter
prise Of the Board.
These advanced steps are first, resolution to
erect on the "Gordon Lot, large school build
ing, in the third story of which boys are to be
educated in higher branches than are now taught
in our Public Schools and second, resolution
to secure the services OF a Superintendent of
Public Schools of Wilmington, who should also
be the Principal of the school in the new build
ing. Such action upon the part of the Board it
is confidently believed will result in most deci-
ded Improvement Of our entire school system
The building which has already been commen-
ced will supply need which has long been felt.
II will be of brick, three stories high seventy
eight feet front on French street. and ninety
three feet deep, and capable Of accommodating
five hundred and forty six scholars. 1t will be
plain in it's exterior, but substantial throughout,
excellent in all its arrangements, well adapted
to the purposes had in view, and will by its great
capacity, serve to relieve some Of the other
schools of the constant pressure which is expert
enced, equalizing their numerical strength
thereby.
The installation of Superintendent Of Public
Schools must needs have great influence over
such schools he will impart additional force
and efficiency; make them unit ; harmonizs
them, and create an esprit du corps among the
teachers. The influence of such an appointment
will be extensive and will show Itself in every
department. Such an appointment is not All
experiment. but is usual in every locality whero
the interests of education are studied and cared
for and it has invariably been found to answer
admirably, building up and consolidating the
common school system and developing its rich
resources
When the proposed building has been finishel
and occupied, and the school classified, as il il
proposed to do, and the superintendent has
entered upon the discharge of his many duties,
it will be found that our city has a system of
Public Schools, which it can reasonably boast of.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03
Fire LOSSES.

As matter Of interest we print the following
list Of Fire Losses among the various branches
Of industry in which this community is interested,
selected from an aggregate of 6S3 fires which
have occurred throughout the United States and
Territories, and Canada, for eight months of the
present year. The classification has been com
piled by Mr.. James Woolley, Insurance Agent. of
this city, from the most reliable Insurance
Statistics that can be obtained:
Agricultural Implements6; Blacksmith shops, 4;
Blank Book Manufacturers and Book binders,5
Bolt, Screw and Nut Factories, q; Booksellers, 8;
Boot and Shoe Dealers, is Boot and Shoe
Manufactuers,4 Brass Founders,4; Car Shops,5;
Carpenter Shops, O.; Carriage Makers, 9; China,
Glass, and Earthen-ware Stores, 8; Churches, 0;
Cigar and Tobacco Stores, 10 Clothing Stores,
IA; Confectioners Stores, s. Cooper Shops, 5
Cotton Mills IS; Druggists Stores, 81; Dry
Goods Stores, 28 Fancy Goods Stores, q; Floul
Mills, 81 !; Furniture Ware Rooms, II Furniture
Manufactures, IA Gas Filters and Plumbers. O.
Grocery Stores, 80 Hardware Stores, II; Hal
and Cap Stores. 4; Hotels, Sc; Iron Fonndlies
12 Jewellers. 8 Lumber Yards, IA ; Machine
Shops, 20 Newspaper Offices, 15 Paint Mills
Shops and Stores, q; Planning Mills, Sash, ant
Blind Makers, 43 Printing Offices, g.; Rolling
Mills, 2 Saw Mills, 18 Stave and Barrel Fac
tories, 8 Stove and Tin Stores, II Tanncriee
10 Woollen Mills 20,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

The chap called Koopmanschap is making
All immense fortune importing the "heathen
Chinee."
The Democratic papers are greatly opposed
to the military being sent to New York on cleo
ton day. But we can't see why they should be,
if, as they say, tho Republicans do all the fraud
ulept voting.
st. Louis has poetical barber. His shaving
is smoother than his rhymes.
The democrats have nominated a man named
Hale Storms for Sheriff, in an Illinois county.
They expect to carry the county by Storms.
During the last year, Agassiz has discovered
ten thousand different varieties of the fy-not-
witllstanding the incessant Shoe Flying that
has been going on all over the country.
Alta Trenton ball, on Tuesday evening, an
ARRAY took place in which man was killed. II
must have heen base ball.
.Physicians' Prescriptions carefully confound
cd" is suggested as signs for certain New Yorl
drug stores.
"A Bostonian has given King William goli
pen, with which he has promised to sign th'
treaty Of peace with wheni rs not stated
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03


And now, not content with the efforts to con
rupt the representatives of an unsuspecting
people, they seized control of the State, tlrn
free from debt, and with an ample supp'y Qf
funds in the Treasury. exhausted the balance
and, notwithstanding Direct Tax which hey
have imposed upon the people, have accumulated
Million and Quarter of Debt. Surely we have
fallen upon evil times, and in the midst of the
men of Jericho And these are the men who
have been for fourteen years preaching the dis
pensation Of the White Mans Gospel, and now
ask with virtuors indignation whether the white
family ring shall not longer rule the State The
people say now, and on the Sth day Of November
next will utter with potential voice, and i'll un-
mistakable tones, an answer to these miserable
corrupters of the public faith and say that the
white men who shall in future rule this State
shall be Honest men. incapable OF bribery and
corruption. 1t may not so materially matter
whether Democrats or Republicans shall admin
lister the government of the State, but it is of
the very first Importance that the men who hold
the power shall be honest, and incapable OF
committing the shameless deeds and dishonest
acts of the men by whose miserable incompe-
tency and eager greed Of gain the Treasury OF
Delaware Is Empty this day. The times, we
repeat, are serious times, the hours are pregnant
with danger to the best interests of the State.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-11-03

The immense advantage to political party oil
live, courageous, and vgilant newspaper, has re-
Gently ybeenconcusively demonstrated by somere-
cent occurrences, in Kent county, Nd After
the registration in that county, quite number
Of names of the new voters were dropped from
the registry lists. The Ffeeman's journal dis
covered the fact, and denouncing it as fraud
published lists of the names thus dropped IN
each district, and threatened the Registers
with prosecution. At first the Democrats pre-
tended to ignore it, but fearing to come with
in tho scope of the National laws, TO preserve
the purity of the ballot box, they have conciu-
ied to place them back, and accordingly the
Kent Ne,cs, Senator yickers' organ, payes the
way for this action by publishing the following
paragraph: "a few names were accidentally
omitted in copying the lists for publication
hut they are on the registry books, and the
parties consequently entitled to vote" The
Eeeman's journal retorts that it was rather
singular accident which led to the dropping oi
between one hundred and two hundred name'
OF Republicans and not the name OF q single
Democratic voter; and declares that but for III
cfpose of the rascalty attempted, the namel
never would have appeared on the final registr!