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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-08-31

Edfeofs Of The Saline county Jomasl. =,
Under the above caption tho SAUNA
Herald, makes an open bid and requests
that the Democrats organize and NOM
inass . complete tieket. And Of course
has particular reference TO Saline county.
We would like to ask in the first place,
who, made such radical Is the Herald
man, trumpet blower and organizer ofthe
Democratic party? and Of the Herald
whether his little satrap on the right,
who is also his candidate for representa-
tive, is not the author Of that article
He is wonderfully SOLICITORS for the hon.
or(?) of the Democratic party! He
whose head is made grey by his abuse Of
that party. wakes exceedingly warm al
ut once for their welfa re. Bah! Mr..
Herald man, you can't catch honest dem
Ocrats with such bait. The Democratic
party Is organised. But ii it put in
The iield full county ticket, ! hope it
will do it itself for the success Of
democratic principles and not ut the die
tation OF radical editor, for the purpose
of "boosting" into Office set at PoIiit.
cal cormorxnts and radicals. 1t would
he most satisfactory to the Herdlds par
ty if there should be q DcmOcrsstir ticket
again this Ss'l II is plain, that unless
there is one, their party stands good
chance Of being badly beaten. For one
I hope the democrats will act with al
honest liberty loving men for the good
of Saline county. DEMOCKAT.
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ma. ~. an 49, esnaz !9A.
Two wesks ego you Pablished . CON-
muniea&ion over the signature Of ~So!o-
mon" In which I am referred TO IN . Do
roeotory and abusive manner IN connse'
ton With suit between J. &. Wharton
and myself. / cannot show up this man
wharton 70 better advantage than -
you to publish the folio wing
clipping from the Boulder county, Col
orsdo, Ners, Of &gust 10th 1871:
"Dr. J. E. Wharton, we'll known in
Colorado, and especially in this coun.
r., q . first-class scoundrel and . second
handed beat, and who is now running
the Minneapolis, (Kansas), lsdepe"dentt,
has been sued for libel by A. ]. lngersoil
county Attorney. We would advise Mr.
Ingersoll to ago for" this botch Of the
human specious, with . club or horse
whjp. There is no use suing him f0I
libel, and the idea of filing grave with
his carcass 10 prepostcrous, as even the
Canada thistle would refuse to grow IN
the immediate neighborhood OF where
his soul went down to hell"
Yours, &c., Al. lNGERSOLL.
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EprroRs JoupsAL !: The odd Rellows
having no orcan -of c0mmsnica4ion in
Kansss. denend mon rec nd the other
generous editora n orr Sta1e ~ means,
vou viii confer ~ hyor 1poa the ffa-
|tsrnity ifsyou vill $50 thss Fred. D.
Ssurrt Esq, Most worthy Grand Sire
q the B. VI. g. L. Of he listed States,
the supreme head Of the order through
ont the globe, has kindly accepted tho
Invitation Of Halcyon Lodge, No, Is, Of
this place, to visit the order Of Kansas,
which meets IN Lawrence on Tuesday,
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AZ our coaaty-seat trial ends in few
days. and Dat everything goes to show
that Lyndon IL the cOuty-seat Of Usage
county, and The rising town of Central
Kansas, 70 would like ask the CkToni3e
the loan ofthe cock and jaekass, which
were displayed Il he bead ofits columns
over the result of tie election Of the 9Th
Of last Novsabse. WeWish The cock TO
Do or Growing ed IL jsekass 70 beay
over DuriingaDss carcass.-L yadsa
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The expense Of the Signal, Monday
morning, were increased tn the amount
At nine pounds not English but avoir-
|dsrois-snd IA such expenses occur, We
hope sbs& tho friends of the paper will
cone forward and make up the deticien-
q. by literally patronising u.s. They
cxnRot serre tbeir country in = better
way.-Lysdos Signd.
Bravo Tor the Sissail The johnson
family = nalfiplying.
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Leayenworsh seeks for great 1ess- She
y loeking after her bert railroad inter
eseaI she 10 building her great bridge
scross The Missosri river, she covsts to
become he chief metropolis OF Kansas
and the Missouri valley-in . word, she
has aspirations for much which she
should longsince have beeh enjoying bat
which she has whiled away through in
action and = spirit Of mercenariness.
While she has lxin dormant rival cities
have gone forward and prospercd at her
expense-havc taken from her much OF
trade which rightfully belonged to her.
Bat we arc glad to see that Leaven-
worth is Weakening up-th.t she dcpre-
Gates her past want Of action and that
shc appreciates the future. We wish
for the greatness Of Lcavenworth, lst'
because she il . Kansas town; I'd, be-
cause We desire to see 1t least one good
commercial town built mp in the State,
and bslievc she is situ24ed to become
such; and, Sd, because her interests are
ours. A people should pride themselves
anon their own State and their own
States towns. Every dollar sent outside
of the State is 60 much furnished those
Who neither help us pay our taxes mol
care Ssr US beyond the hope to enrich
themselves upon Us; but where expended
in our own Staae xe sre decreasing ou'
own wealth and fostering . pride And
. lore for home institutions.
Railroads and bridges arc not all thai
Leaven worth wants. She should have I
more extensive trade in the Stste-ccr
tainly, she should, at least, sell ten dol
lars worth Of goods where she does on'
now. Beyond two or three border coan
ties in the State, Kansas City should haze
no trade in the State, but W long ~ Kan
sas City works tor il, and works thor
oughly, and Lcavcnworth does but little
Kansas City will retain It. Leavenwortl
needs more agents to labor in her inter
csts, to sconr the whole country to bu'lt
up and rcinvigorate her trade, and sht
should also iuaugurate thorough ant
extensive system Of advertising through
ont the State. Every newspaper in the
State, NO matter how small or how rc
mote the county may BE-, should b'
adorned with Lcavenworth business ad
vertisemcnts. Ten Thousand dollars cx
pended in this way would be splendid
investment. LcavenwOrth should know
by this time that the people Of Kansa.
believe in advertising. More than this
it is human nature to like to be invited
This subject Of advertising Leavenwortt
NAV we'll ponder and act upon.
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I'M xaRnoW cCAGE Roll.

Hons. R. II. Bishop, T. L. Bond and J.
g. Spivcy, menbers of . committee aP-
roi.tsd weeks ago to sec Whist can be
accouplished in securing branch to Sa-
Ii.A non Clay Center, Clay county, on
shs psejscsed marrow gauge railroad from
Learsaworth to Denver, returned yes-
ssrday rom Leavenworth, where they
had been in the discharge Of their duties.
They report that = proposition will be
,uhmitsed to the counties along the limo,
shsesly, proposing that they shall become
inssrsseed, BY taking stock or otherwise,
il he road. In the proposition the CON-
psny win agree, 1t the farthest limit, to
have III road in operation from Lsaven-
worth to Salina in two yeays; also, that
in six months after the road reaches Clay
Center it shall be finished to Salina; aud
that within sspeci6ed time thereafter the
road shall be completed to the south line
Of the county, TO the north line OF Nc
Pherson county.
AZ We have not the terms Of the prop
oeition before 10 we are not disposed to
advocats or oppose them in advance Of
thsir receipt. However, in the promise
IT the submission Of the proposition We
zee something tangible, which pleases US
Il has been given out that fifty miles Of
the road from I.eAvcnworth will be com
pleted before cold weather, and it Is res
sonable to conclude that the road may BE-
made to Salina in one years time.
\ 10 xsors. Bishop, Bond and Spivey,
Tor their faithful services, the tharks
u the citizen. are du:. We ar glad to
praise men for their worthy acts, and
these gentlemen have proved themselves
efiesent. Through their efforts there ID
furnished starting point from which the
peopI. may act with greater certainty.
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Friehtral Railroad Accident.

. A frightful railroad accident occurred
ON the Eastern Railroad, August eth
at Revere, seven miles from Boston
The accommodation train started be
hind time, and while stopping at Re
we're the Portland Lightning Express
overlook II aud teieeeePed il, killing
twenty-one passengers and wound
ing some forty or fifty more. The carr
took fire, and three werc consumed
Most of the wounded were scalded ant
had their limbs fractured.
At the time of the collision, the accom-
mediation train had out a signal light be
hind, and . red signal hoisted at thu
masthead of the signal post, for the ex
press to hold up, which 1t did ut first
but subsequently proceeded, and unde,
full Roadway when near Revere station
the engineer evidently not being aware
of the proximity of tho train until with.
in go rods. He then whistled down
brakes, but not soon enough to avert the
calamity. Some of the passengers in
the rear part Of the train heard the omi
nous whistle, but too late to escape. On
came the express train at great velocity
and the engine struck tho rear of the
last car, and forced its way two-third'
the length of the car, smashing 1t into
splinters. Tho fore part Of the engine
was entirely demolished, its pistOns bent
and the rods broken. The car was crowd
ed with people, every seat being occn'
pied, and many standing in the aislos
Among these the locomotive rushed
quick ~ . fash, Just as the accommodation
train had started, mangling and killing
passengers in . most frightful manner
simultaneously with collision, thu
head-cap VI the boiler was broken, and
in an instant the sufferers were shroud
ed in cloud Of kissing steam and de
lu:ed with boiling water, which brought
instant death to many ofthc wounded
and will prove fatal to others who hat
probably not been otherwise seriously
injured. The coupling between the two
broke, and the platforms Of all Of thcn
iammed up together, with the smoking
car overlapping the baggage car, and
the rods and timber intermixed and in
terwoven. The kerosene oil lamps up
cot, and in IN instant the smoking Cal
was in q blaze. Tho flames travelled with
great speed frcm one car to another, un
iii three of them were embraced IN &
fiery fold. These were moved up the
track and allowed To burn.
The work Of rescuing victims 1t once
began, assistance being soon had from
Chelsea and Charlestown, and at latter
hour from Boston, including surgeons an
physicians. The remaining part OF the
cars were pulled asunder with ropes
and the dead and manglsd hodd,cs were
taken out. Some were pinned viii
splinters some had broken arms and
legs,while Others were msnsled beyond
recognition.
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Ex-senator James r. Deeia4fIe has
been Nominated By che DemosrSts Of
Wfseoasin ~ their candidate for Cor
sraor. This is, We presume, withssi
any hope for election, hut for the pss+
rose Of enabling Mr.. Doolittie 70 enter
the l;sss in tho National contest in 1879.
ur. Doelittle wa originally . Rcpubli.
ear. bat became converted to the Dread
and buttsr policy " Of Andrew johnson
in 1854 He 10 considered BY some .
very sbls man. and ID very fair stussP
speaker.
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Last month the freight receipts Of the
K. p. r 3. wAFe the heaviest ever
knows is tie history Of The road, not
withstsadiaE the large reduction ia
freight vaGss recsn1y made.
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REkKN1EA

The editor of the Herald has evident
" repented. We are glad oft. Recol-
lection bears Us back to the Fall election
ofls6e, when candidates were put up for
the different county Offices, on an Issue,
practically Shall we or shall We not
have herd law in Saline countv!" II
was then question life or death to the
prosperity Of this county, for many hun
dreds of new settlers had come among
%, with scant means and who were. I'M
able to rumain here unless . herd law
eould be passed which would release
them from the great expense of building
fences. Then this editor was arrayed
against this measure, and supported with
sest the anti-herd-law candidates. Now
- thislsss day, when great prosperity
hes visited the county, under the benefits
ofshis law, and when by tar tho great
~ nambsr Of the inhabitants Of this Sec
ton Of country are in favor Of the law,
the editor Aforesaid turns up "on the
Lords side" A wonderful mctamOr-
phosis. We hope the editor is honest in
his convictions, not having in view to
make Of this question . political issue
this Fall, for his antagonists are all in "a
vor Of the Law.
A. the present herd-law has boon de-
cidsd unconstitutional, tho editor of the
Herald recommends his farmer friends 70
send to the next legislature mon who
have ability to enact law that will be
constitutional, and integrity enough to
do o." We consider this . very unjust
reelection upon the attainments and
character of Senator Prescott, to whom
tie editor Of the Herald and many Of his
friends have given the credit of being the
person who effected the passage Of tho
present law.
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CulNo)X0
Senator Schurs in many Of his late
speeehss has stated that his fidelity to
the great principles Of the Republican
party 10 ~ stable - ever, and that the
Democracy shall derive little consolation
in his late course in Congress BY con-
STRUNG It - m admission on his part Of
achangc OF his political faith. Schurz
hes set the ball . rolling, and although
10 may not regard his political action ~
entirely approvable, there is no doubt but
that Il foreshadows the coming ofan err
when men will DO absolved from party
tyranny, and bold enough and independ'
ct enough, to criticiso party men and
measures without fear. Party bigotry
u not plant Of liberty, but is IN lido
synesa.y Of the old world culled By mis-
take into our system Of government.
We would - lief bow before tho sceptrs
oftAe veriest despot. ~ to be slave Of q
political party. Independence Of politi.
cal thought and action begins to charac.
tsrise the people. and whom party BE-
comes exaAing and tyrannous, they
win bFaveiy speak out against it.
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Notice.

AL pcrsrns Indebted will call aal scte q oDce
JoHN n GRoCER. ~ D.
Salina, August iOth, 1871,
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4,fu,f,tstrntrtc.s Noetcc.

I10WltNtStFO{Fl.C' NO9tCC.
The undepigned have bon daily sppot.esd sdsaints.
traitor Of the estate 0f Melville Rryaaods, deceased
late Of Ellsworth county. KsosaS.
All persons ndebtrsi In Oh. sease 0e SeQ0rosed -
make Immediate payment; and sAnse hsvtse e1eAD
ticsted, 70 the undersigned = ~ allowance.
EIIZABEIB HEYNOLD0.
Adsainisa1afs0 e sd ESsa1e.
Ellsworth August Ed ISL
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ICEl ICEl

har. for sale, for the season, my fosmtr place of
business, adjoining ". VI. nurham's Real Est.se 81.
flee, Santa re avenue vera. Of clear and solid
ice. Will Us low cal be bought In this market.
AUGUST ZiEBELL.
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Notice to iStOck:ltOlIcrS
OF ELLSWORTH TOWN COMPANY.
At injecting Of IN. Directors Of said C0m.any, held
in Ellsworth, kaasAs, August i6eh. ISL. e 1as
Re.oieed, Thai ~ the rtin, of d Directogs a.
cent the stock OF said csnsny b. ievsd 70 pay the
''> '' L. s6UrHwpCx, Prsssde.s.
". II. BR:yKNAN, SECRETARY.
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FOR SALE, '.'

Cheap f,r cash, dwelling h2ase. with seven roou
and three half lots
For particulars. inquire at llamla Z woollsy's.
Stlill, Hans, August 18TH, ISL.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hrrby given thaf fhr e,-partaership herr
tpf existn b. tween the rD ss:gntd. under the Urn
of Cvgis.. & Brown, have been Dissolved by tn
mutual nseat ~ b Nh pystes
Persons md .btcti {, thu li:e arm are reque ted 4
IN Ike immediate settlr'n n: a. Z. COCSE.
DAVID BROWN
Salina. Kansas, August l.,h. lssI.
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and prc,cse Q, ensiucf d on s;rtes boDsR piDeprs
and {, mPeie with tbe ssfssf 0ask<eS p Va9y sd
prices Beef Mutton. Veal, fsTk- - vqgeaehses -
their ke,s csssa sua,y On h.oA- Vs2fss 80.
ia:y Of the minsscsur~ Of ssG-eSe - e0er0e1 was
hpd The b-ss Of fh< .ssssle: lily
saiina. Kansas. Aae. f-;h. 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-17
pY W. L. WALL 4 CO., AuctIoneers,
II New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
'RuSTEES' SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PR0PERTY on THE CORNER OF VI STREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE CORNER OF VI STREET
NORTH AND l1TR STREET WEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscriber,
}EA bearing date May 10th, 1888. aud duly record
E,.X ed in Liber N c. No. 5 folio 40, etc, one
&.of the land records for the county of Wash
ngtOn, District of Columbia, shall offer for sale,
at pn6lie SIction, IN front Of the premises, ON
TUESDAY, the 18th day of October, ISL, at A
O'Clock all that certain lot piece of grounds
known and distinguished as Lot numbered eight, 49,
in Davidson subdivision Of Square numbered three
hundred and forty $780, of the ground plan or plat
OF said city, with the improvements thereon, CON
sistng Of neat and substantial two story and attic
Frame Dwelling House.
Terms Of sale One third cash: the residue In g. II
and Is months, the purchaser giving his notes for
the deferred payments, satisfactorily endorsed and
bearing interest from the day of sale. deed given
and deed of trust t,ken. All conyeyancing
aud stamps at the cost of the purchaser. II
the terms OF sale are not complied with within
I'VE days from the day of sale the trustee reserves
the right 10 resell the said property at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser, on giving three
days notie9 in THE EVENING STAR; deposit Of
$50 will be required soon as the property Is
struck of. JOHN 7. GIVEN, trustee.
seZ-eodSds W. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.
Dat flN1
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EVENING STAR.

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN Nova ScoTIA-Ffre
Murders and one SUfeife.-A terrible tragedy
occurred at New Dublin, Lunenburg county,
fearful death A man named warnbaek, sup
posed TO have been maddened by liquor, muir
dered his wife and four female children, and
then threw himself into well and was drowned.
There were no other inmates of TIE house which
was isolated, and nothing was known OF the
crime until the following day. The wife's head
WIS split open with an AZ, and the children's
threats cut from ear to ear. One of the children
was an infant. and the others were aged respec-
lively six, eight and ten years.
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AUCTION SALES.

FUTURE DAYS.
RI VIM. L. WALL Ii. 4 &C, CO, !A,,nc.iOnsers,
Nos. 900 and so2 Pennsylvania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
ENTIRE rURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE
hE dITq al EAsT H999TE G6I T. pTfIs
a BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated rbs nth
- Libe5 Nc; !. folio 2ss, &e:, Of the chsttsi rec
written dh ecton Of the party red theSe sns
iw I sell at public auction, in the Metropolitan
Household Goods and Effects in said hotel bT ea,s
logue, consisting of in part
fifty Parlor Suites,
Large number Of me French plate Pier, Mautel and
veiSet Brussels l oTaPesy, Three-ply and Ingram
Two hundred suits Walnut and Rosewood Marble
Rosewood Mirror front and Walnut wardrobss.
Rosewood, Walnut AID other Bedsteads, very hand
Superior Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows.
An nlmehss assortment 0. Blankets, Spreads, Com
E Ir.s, Sheets and Table Linen, Rep and Lace
Marble top Tables, Eteeeres. Window Shades,
Extension and other Dining Tables,
large lot Of Silver plated Walters, Pitchers, Cas-
large collection Of plated Spoons and Forks,
a large quantity Of Table Cutlery,
An assortment OF Wines, Liquors, &c,
Gas Fixtures, a large LOT OF Copper Cooking Uten-
sis, Kitchen Requisites, &C, &C.
in the said hotel.
D., 1871, al 10 O'Clock a. m, and 10 continue from
day to day, commencing at he same hour, until ali
Terms /: All sums under $500 cash, and over that
amount q credit of one, two and three months with
pf.'1 s"1 WILLIAM ILL At d. W 1tfIes Trustee
se5-eod&ds w. Il. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
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PY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL PROPERTY
Ii By virtue of decree of the supreme Court
EH OF the District of Columbia of the 10Th of OcGo-
SAher. ISL, in cause i'm cbancery No. 2,2f3, be
tween William Dowdle. plsintIf, and Robert Dowde
ct al, Defendants villa SELL at public auction, in
front of the premises. on MONDAY, the 23d day Of
october, 1871, at 4 o'clock p: m, part of Lot num-
bered in square numbered 459, being the east is
feet front on South street, by the depth Of the Lot
containing So square feet of ground between 9th
and 9TH streets west. with the improy ements.
Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash;
the balance in equal installments six and twelve
months after the day of sale secured by notes of the
purchaser and deed Of trust upon the property.
Tne purchaser to pay fifty dollars Immediately after
the sale, and complete the purchase within five day
thereafter; otherwise the property to be resod at
the cost and risk of the defaulting purchaser The
purchaser to pay for stamps aud cOnveyancing.
M THOMPSON, Trustee
&C I'D GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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N. TH6MPs6N, { Trustees.
oc7-d LkTIMER 4 CLEARY, Auct.

x Il. w ALL a w., Auct1Oneer6,
- New Marble Building.
goo and eo2, W. cor. Penna. ave. and 9th 81.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE FURNITURE AND
EEEECTS OF THE METR0POLITAN HOTEL,
IN THIS CITY, AT AUCTION.
n BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated December
w 81, ls6l, and duly recorded In Liber J.. A. s.,
- No. us, f0lios +2, lO3, 40i and 405, one of the
~ Hand records for Washington county, ID. Q !,
we shall sell al public auction, on the prem
ises OF the Metropolitan Hotel In the city OF Wash
tngton, ell OF the Furniture and Household Goods
and Effects in said Hotel comprising all Of the said
Goods, &C., &c. contained in said house, comprising
in part:
Parlor Suites, French Plate Mirrors, Velvet Brus-
sells and Tapestry and other Carpets, Rosewood,
Walnut and other BeSisteads, Rosewood Walnut and
other Wsrdrobes, Hair. Shuck and other Mattresses
Beds. Bedding, Blankets, Spreads, Sheets, Table
Linen. Curtains, Marble-top Tables, Extension and
other Tables, silver plated Walters. Pitchers, Cas-
tors Goblefs, large assortment Of China and Glass
ware, Gas Fixtures, large lot Of Copper Cooking
Utensils and Kitchen Requisites, &c, &c.
Together with all the entire effects, &C., &C., con-
tanned in the said hotel.
The sale to commences THURSDAY, October %,
1871 st o O'Clock m. and TO continue from day TO
day commencing At the same hour, until all Of said
Terms m sums under 500 cash. and over that
amount q credit OF one, two and three months, with
RIGHhRD MALLAcH,{ Trustees
oes-eo WI. WALL CO., Aucts.
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An earnest adherent of ancient democratic
landmarks describes the new departure as 80 a
paltering. trimming, lodging around-the-cOr-
ner, leaping-Over-the-fenee-h md Jumping
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shifting, wig
Cling, hOt-and-eold- blowing democracy" which
assumes to be the 80 yeritable Jeffersonian arti-
elRu