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The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

SouKTaryG FOR THE LABIEs.--We have received the
Ansnst mum ber of ia France Ete9aHte, Modes dc Pa
rs which gives four fine highly colored steel En-
cravings two from Paris and two from Berlin, which
is novelty before given in any Fashion Journ-
al 1t gives ticket emitting the holder to any pat
tern of her own selection, and Paris letter with
each number. Subscription price, one year, month
y, So single copies go cents, If paid hali-yearly'
81 for the first six months in advance and 81 for the
second half.
lie Bon Ton gives FIVE highly colored steel Engrav-
ings. Subscription price one year, monthly, So m
advance.
The Die Modencel is received monthly in advance
and put the low price of 81 year, single number,
3 cents.
CLUB RArEs-Le Bon Ton and La France Eiegdnte,
one year Sill lie Bon Ton and Die Modeacett, s. ;
and thrce Journals one year for sl3. al letters
must be directed to S. +. TAYLOR, 39l Canal st. Ny
One word to the ladies it will soon be time for the
making up Of Fall and Winter suits. In order to
have stylish garment you should not fail to SEND
for one or more of these Imported journals
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22
Tsr The cotton mills at Augusta, G,

EJ- The cotton mills at Augusta, Ga,
now in successful operation, it is stated,
occupy buildings as extensive as those OF
the largest mills in New England 1t
employs an average Of 500 hands, and
runs 500 looms and 1900 spindles, and
divides on q capital stock of 5000, 1000 an
nual dividends Of from 90 to 20 per cent
besides carrying large sums to the sur
plus fund. During the twelve months
ending June 10, 6,s31 bales of cotton,
costing on the average 10! cents pound
have been manufactured into 1O,1S5 bales
Of goods, measuring eight and half mill
ion yards. Encouraged by their success
the company have now another cotton
mill in course Of erection IN the same
city, which will run $4,000 additional
spindles, and probably cost, when com
pleted, in the neighborhood OF a'5o,ooo
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

BALL OPENiNG.--We wish to direct atten
ton of all opposed to the rule of Radicalism
to the call of the Democratic Central Execu-
tive Committee of Crawford county for a
meeting on Saturday September 23d, for a
paign next year. We want to see every
township represented by earnest, energetic
men. plan for thorough organization o
the party will be presented for the action OF
the meeting. Let us have a gathering worthy
of the cause and set on foot Il work that will
spread through every part of the County.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

LARGE APPLES. We are indebted to Mr..
John Kibler of this county, for sample OF fine
Apples. He calls them the Horse Apple
and tells us that all the fruit on the tree are
large like those left with us. He brings them
to this perfection, by grating cuttings from
the limbs bearing the large apples to the
limbs containing the smaller, and by this
means has all large apples not small one on
the tree. The sample left with us are as large
as the largest Shannon apples. This expert
ment Of Mr. Kibler's is worthy the attention
of Fruit growers.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

gTy~ Mr.. DAN WEBSTER Of the Mountain
Echo, Fayetteville, left his card on our table
Monday, during our absence lie was on his
way to Little Rock. Rumor has it that he
has zone to throw himself at the feet of the
king to plead for the still further continuance
of the official patronage Of the mountain
counties. But we think the Bardof the Noun
tain has discoursed in the ear of the Cover
nor song that will dissipate all the prem
tions Daniel may make in that direction The
hand writing has been visible on the wall for
sometime.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

Ts- Montreal claims the champion
type.setters AT recent match IN La
Nourcau Noade Office, between Alphonse
Barrette and Alphonse Mondon, the for
mcr set 2,03S ems and the latter l,91l
ems in an hour. The measure, type ana
COPY were similar to those used in the
match held throughout Canada and the
United States on the 10th of May last
The best done then was by George Arens,,
berg, of Philadelphia, who composed
1922 ems.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22
-TMr. II. II. MAREAS, representing the

- Mr.. III. IL. MAREAN, representing the
large and web known clothing establishment
Of Bliss, Whiting, Mckenna q Co. of BOsl n
Is now canvassing Western Arkansas. Her
bert was born and raised in Van Buren, and
/, as well known through Iut this part of the
State as any young man that could be found.
Thorough. energetic and gentlemanly, the
house he represents are fortunate in having
his services. See his samples and make your
orders as favorably as ifyou were in Boston.
Cut out the card of the house from our paper
aud keep it for reference if you are not ready
10 make orders at this time.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Special Dispatch to the Republican. j
WAsnINeToN Aug. |

" sshiNeiON aug ~
The Treasury department has decided
that where a steamer is propelled by both
high and low pressure engines, she is pro
hibited under the law, from having the
words "low pressure painted upon her
paddle boxes. Then penalty for vionla
ton of the above is forfeiture of the
steamer, The department has also deci
ded that where the commander of YES
sci IN possession is part owner, he cannot
be dispossessed as captain, and replaced
by another commander, by the action Of
the other owners, without an order of n
court having competent jurisdiction,even
though the portion owned by such cap
tain is but a small fraction of such YES
sell
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

TIE ARKANSAS PATRIoT.--Wc have receiv-
cd the first number OF this paper, published at
Fort smith by Ii. a. PIERCE a Co, ana edIteu
by II. A. PIERCE. 1t is large 36 column pa
per well printed, and It's editorials 'ho"
marks of high ability. Jnpolitic' the Pd"'o'
will thorough republican We wisli Tue
new firm financial success, 1t officially an
nouuces itself the organ Of nine counties
which at the start guarantees TO II liberal
@uDIOrt.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

DIcrI0EARY OF THE BIBLE.-We wish to in
troduce 10 the favorable consideration of our
citizens Mrs. :. Z. PETIT. OF Fort Smith who
is canvassiug for subscriptions to that very
excellent work. the Dictionary of the Bible,
edited by william Smith, and published by
the Chicago National Pub, Co. Mrs, 7, will
call on our citizens for their subscriptions
now. and deliver the work next month. As
the lady IS a stranger In our midst, we com
mend her to the kindly attentions Of our
leople.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

sT- The new Store House Of II. W. Love
on main street, is about completed This is a
large two-story building, having fine Pub
lic Hall, something long needed in Van Bu-
ren.
Also. the brick Store House of George p.
Gross q Co., is being pushed along.
Mr.. John Austin is getting material togeth-
er for putting up this Fall large iron front
store, adjoining his present store
Building is going on all over town, and
dwelling houses are occupied as fast as finish
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

s8 Mr.. JAMES DAWSON who has been re-
siding at San Antonia, Texas, the past year
and half, made Van Buren flying visit last
week. He was on his way to Gibson and the
terminus of the Railroad with drove of cat
tie. Owing to an overstocked market he will
be compelled to winter his drove of cattle ia
the Creek Nation.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON, Aug. l6

WILMINGTON, Aug, l6.
Official returns from eighty-three coun
ties snow majority of 10, 23l against the
convention. There are seven counties
to be heard from which will reduce the
majority tc about 94OO.
SALT LAKE, Aug. II.
The head chief of the Santa Clara Ind
ians, southern Utah, died some weeks
ago. Since then the tribe commenced
depredations on the people, threatening
war on the whites. 1t is reported that
there is general concentration of Iu.
dians on the borders of Utah and Arizo-
ma for aggression in Utah.
WASHINGTON, Aug. II.
Felix r. Brunot declines the profIered
position of commissioner of Indian af
fairs.
LITTLE Rock, Aug. Is.
Gen. Catterson, the suspended United
States marshal has just arrived from
Washington, where he has been to settle
his accounts and lay his case before the
President The latter told him he had
been suspended because packing Uni
ted States grand jury and preventing the
indictment of Senator Clayton. General
Catterson received but little encourage
ment from the President, and does not
believe he will be reinstated, although he
fled papers with the attorney general ex
oneratng himself from the charges, and
that officer was clearly Of the opinion
that the marshal was blameless.
Notwithstanding oyertures for peace
from the Clayton wing of the Republican
party here, the war between the two fac
tions seems to grow stronger.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

TOMATO CATsUP,-We have upon our table
ot the hands of Joe Reasner two bottles of
superior Tomato Catsup, manufactured by
himself, which we pronounce of better quail
ty than that brought from the East. Mr. h.
can supply all in want. He may be found at
the residence of B. j. Brown, Esq.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22
The Van Buren, Press,
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.

GEN. r. f.. LEE.-We have half dozen
large beautiful pictures of this distinguished
,otriot sent to us for sale. 1t is pronounced
TO be the best likeness of Gen. Lee ever is
.ned. In order to dispose of them at once
,re are authorized 10 sell them at reduced
nrice. Those in want should apply soon.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22
Valuable Building Lots.

S. r. LYON, offers for sale valuable
track Of Land, situate in Log Town 1t
is pleasantly located and laid out with
Streets and Lots. For sale at bargain
For further information apply to G
WILCOX. II.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

BSrARKs of the Herald, was over the oth-
er day, and among other things has this to
say of US: ...
Business there, like here, is not rushing
Hayman q Sons new mill is in full blast; we
were not as lucky as the Press, our grist was
not ready
Well, all we have to say is, do your "grind-
ing" on your own side.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

ss- Mrs. WuHAuF renews our obligations
70 her-this time for basket of superior Ca
tawba Grapes. flour Fort smith cotempora-
rcs can blow over fine Grapes or more gen
erous friends, let them "splurt it OUT
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

cB- Col. N. LA Rue HARRISON, lately ap-
pointed IS. Mail Agent for Arkansas, passed
through Van Buren,, FIiday morning on his
way to Fayetteville. Col. ii. is an old hand
at the business and we expect from him thor
ough work in overhauling the delinquent
mails. He is energetic and pushing and we
believe will give general satisfaction in this
dana rtmppt.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

eg~ Our very worthy Mayors attention is
called to the weeds, &C.. growing in front of
the Court House, along the sides of the fence
and walk. An hours work there will much
improve the looks and tend to increase the
good health Of the city.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

sT- Mr.. JOIN w. CUNNINGHAM. senior OF
the large mercantile House ofJ' Cunning
ham q Co., of Fort Smith. passed down yes
ter,ay on the Gibson, for the East, to select
an Fall and Winter stock of Goods.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

eH- The Fort Gibson, Sunday. brought up
flattering reports ofwork soon to commence
on the Little Rock Railroad, If so. we may
look for the cars to Clarksville in sixty days.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

tN- Mr.. A. J. Ward went to Little Book
Yesterday on the boat. win return in about
week.
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-22

&y- Pay for your paper.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. J. Grau telegraphs from London the
important announcement that he has engaged Anton
Rubinstein for a concert tour in America Since the
death OF Tausg Rubnsein IL probably without dispute
the greatest living pianist exceling as an eGecntant
even List himself, while composer he ranks win
the foremost the modern school we are not lorineu
OF the time Of his projected visit.
Carl Wolfsohn purposes giving, at the Phil
adelphia Academy Of Music, this season, series OF
matinee performances Of classical and miscellaneous
orchestral music the first Of which is announced for the
9th OF November He has brought from Europe several
one or two we believe, which are absolutely new To
way for the organization OF permanent orchestra Oh
the plan OF Theodore Thomass.
The production of "DOn Giovanni" next
Friday will enable Mr. strakosch to present his dramatic
prima donna, Madame Corani, in the part OF Donna
Anna while Miss Nilsson plays Zerlna. For aust
thi evening we are promised variety Of new dresses
and properties Of which there IA surely need There Is
every Indication that NilssOns Md0he1td Will be the
sensation OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

ut previous meeting took the opportunity 10 read long
irrelevant statements from thick volume.
Mr.. BurnsMr Schutz Ia IN the Committee OF Seventy.
want 10 know why be does not help us out In this mat
ter, IT, as he said. he has charges 70 make. IWi
here with my bOOkkeeper others will come and
stay MONTH II necessary II there are any permits to
erect poor buildings given here We SHOULD know IT, ana
have the thing stopped We must not take IL Tor granted
that ell hacgregOr says Is true bud up 10 the law
and had any trouble. move that ComInlthe OF
Builders visit those buildings that Maegrcgor mas
and II he has let them 20 he has done wrong III IL Is
found also that buildings that were al rSht nave Oeoh
stopped that Ia another wrong.
Mr.. Buck-Gehtemen this ls outside OF tne queaIon'
Mr. McCO0l-We wasting time. ThCrC arc no
charges We have done duty as mechanics ana Clu-
zens We must make report. saying thdt We nave
found nothing wrong
Mr. Ma gregor said that he was the man accused,
and there were charges proved against him. he had
O right to speak though no would make no defense eX-
cept before q rightul tribunal This conference was
allowed by him favor that he mi ht show the build
that lac doing his work arignt.
Mr.. Dacunha-Wo should bring this TO Close Ine
charges OF criminal nature, but we mad notnlng
In them Mr.. MaCgrcgOr has n trying position. some
that have been showed out OF his door should have
been thrown out OF the window
Mr. Burns moved that committee OF five be appointed
TO hire experts aud s the whole matter TO the bottom
There earnest opposition to this and nobody would
second the motion. Mr. Burns said: II Is very singular
gentlemen, that you will not second the motion Wo
have done nothing yet. II Macgregor can show that
L. 1t possible that no one will second mel
Mr. EldlitZ-I -,ht no windmllls.
After putting the Committee upon their honor by var
ment OF Committee consisting Of himself and hcssrs
Buck and McCOOl, after which the General Committee
adjourned TO meet at the call OF the Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01


DAR8-sOdeny Dc: %. Mrs Pb:je POi vie Of c W Dsrs
sga ;. par.
Pqnss from her late resdeucs Eluths Vamsbargh
T.. THURSDAY, NoT. 3 a. O'Clock p la.
PURESS-On NJ O. - his rrtruoe West 0se
iundreith-si. Bloom zlIic, william +. PGmss
inc ens o ae 'TY Ar nsf"ny inied 70 iieni tGe h.ra
at St. hchaes Charch. One hGr tedt't and BoadvAy
OcOcE wednesday araV,I, NOY. l. wilton. further ia AI0a
HCGIEsA CraDfor n J.. Oct 3lS. David Higgins IA ihs sA
Of his
Friends invited attend hs residence PHiy Nov.
3 q! o'clock Trains leave o Lbey-st ~ y. 81 TO-
JARyls-On Tueay Oct 81 IeE Wellington and IsaOela
l. JARVIS. In TIE 18th Of his
The relatives and the family slev nSt aeoA
the funeral from The no~ OF u' 81 s., FuTl BrOoSJa
on Friday, Nov. ,, atE o'clock N
KlMBALIAt New Rochelle, Monday Oct 30 MAy Ann Sfs u
PhianieT Knbal. AGED IS
keyes and friends attend the funeral from her late res
Gehe t I" eihesaV afternoon At Oe< rain hAVes New
York ami Hes-iAVen depot al lJ0 Carriages a. depot
MACY-On TUESDAY Oct 81 LaVnA Of lae late Charles
Macy
Relatives and friends Of the family tho funeral fro.
81 AnHs r. r. Church EghteeuhL, FfhaSe ThurdAI
Nov ., atnm.
PBLTON-SsdIeay Monday moning Oct a. III hra hazArsa
G. Petcn wife Of Richard Prl.on aged ~ years
Remains will be taken to WarVcE, Orsng Co.. for atsat
O'Clock this morning.
sLOAT-sudeny at pssT j. Kat VT, ,fJota soat g4
n years, months, and = da~-
Funeral Friday Nov the residence 0f r. Y t. Y8n
deroOL
VAN REEssELAgR-Ou SUNDAY o. fFnsos
Rensselaer,
Relative, invited PaaPG
Chapel on We!nes1ay, Gt } p IN.
WHEBLWRIGHTIn this city OCT g. Washington WbeelWngsA
in the 10Th OF his
invited the funeral from late Residence u ClSFI
Thursda morning ct 10 O'Clock The will be
WooilaTn Cemetery for lniermenL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
CITY POLITICS.

THE ELEVENTH sENATR DISTRICT.
The Democrats have no Senatorial candidate
In de XIh District Judge Nelson declines, and no other
respectable win take his place. This ts gratifying
compliment 70 the Republican nominee, Mr.. Palmer,
~hOse high character makes him acceptable to the honest
men Of all parties TIE Albany Argus approves the sug
geson that the Democrats vote for Judge Eelson in
epte Of bis protest Judge Nelson's latest expression
ae subject appears in The EVsAin0 Post Of yesterday
aod is In these words:
E1e a. BdttorS Of m HreaiAo PoT
AAs Apau the DEserae candidate for the IN the
Ssons Dert II tAs LIN VI Candidates fa Oes DubHShd in
II - SonatAS Psst u lASt Saturday.
Al BET cA9A f0f he declined
aeSdaSaSa ~ ~ODSUt vas hIOaEAt y ~ ASnes
THE COMMITTEE oR eBVRNTY-JUDGE LEDwITH's
REsIGNATIOH.
The Sub-Committee en- Elections of the
Committee Of Seventy met Last evening At Broadway
Twenty -seeond-st, Henry O. Hbtebbins IN the Chsr
Judge LndHith sent in his FesignstiOn a. memhsr OF
ShS 0O9nitsse Of seyeBty, and II was tnsSediatsly
accepted subject TO me approval OF the COMMITTEE The
Assembly ticket for the whole city was completed bt
ENDORSING the a0BiBatOns OF H. g. Lessk In thu I'D and
Henry r. CrauptDn N the XIlth Diariet.F An Al.
dress EWaa kdOptedF inviting ctzeks Ito close
their places Of business eectlOnday so that they and
all their smpoyes deV0te the whole day t0 the bust
nss4 pf catching the polls and endcaVOiDR 10 seCure
Aia%KgB vote possible for honest and capable n0t
HapC Tue Committee adjourned " Deh V Ebs GEIIzsRs
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
WHAT PIANO SHALL WE BUYi

This question is argued every day, since the
prospects for musical have opened so brightly
and In fact every lady is talking music. Never buy
cheap instrument II s quality OF tone Is sacrificed
said AN old pianist This Is good advice for ALL Numer
Gus pianos are elegant enough In external form 0ut IL
only the Instruments Of a meager few makers as we
happen to know that worthy Of place in the par
iors where the soul OF music dwes" The pianos to
which our connosseurs accord the most charms are those
Of George steck & Co.. in Foureenths These lh,ou ,nc
ments p0ssess a peculiar sweet and sympatheuc tone
and unuslal singing power. the result Of late nven
ton patented by this frm For this reason one OF tne
grand pianos was selected in preference ~ all 9tHer %
be Gr Dre M the great saengerest held in June ast
Throughout musical circles this Justly regarded a.
superlative trumph-the greater ana inoIo ia
virtual that In tne nORnnished mu
sicans that came here together from various parts OF
the Tniop, Messrs. George seck q 60. nave won tne
aI I'm the RI OF pianO-maknR We record thls Iact LOT
of our musical readers casting around Tor the
hest piAno-IScrbners Monthly.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
THE DRANA-MUS USIC.
TIE CHICAGO BENEFIT AT WALLACK S-MR.
FECHTER AS CLAUDE MELNOTTE.

THE CHICAGO BENEFIT AT wALLACK'S-MR.
FECHTER AS CLAUDE MELNOTTE.
The public attention is once more directed TO
the very worthy effort which will be made at Walacks
Thpater this afternoon in aid Of the sufferers by the
Chicago fire. will be made under unusually attractive
and hopeful circumstances. Mr. Lester WallacE, who
has personally contributed to the Relief Fund gives the
use OF his theaer and the services OF al persons con-
nected Herewith are volunteered Mr. Fechttr gener-
ousy adds valuable cooperation and the strength OF
his DISTINGUISHED name. He will appear as Claude
ucuote The other characters in The Lady OF Lyons
will be presented by Mr. Gilbert Mr. Rnggold Mr. ROCK
we'll Mrs sefton Miss Lizzie Price-ot the Archst Thea
ter PhIladelphia-Mr. @. F. Browne, Mr. E. NJ. Holland,
Mr. II. Montgomery, Mr. W. ]. Leonard, Miss Rowe, Mr.
T. Curran Mr. j. Peck, and Mr.. W. Quigley. 1t is not
necessary urge either the excellence OF the cause or
the brancy OF the dramatic entertainment thus offered
TO the consideration OF the community
Mr. Barnum made brief speech at Harlem,
Saturday night the occasion Ot the closing OF his
Circus MenaCcTc exhibition at that place. and made
a public presentation OF gold medals 10 Messrs. w. G.
Coup and D. Costello, his businessmanager and eques
triau director. Mr. Barnum said:
LADIES To-day closes this Of travel
ing Wien here last Spring, will remember
everything and gtterng but IKE great army We nave re-
nr with and banners o bat bearing the mhri o triumph
the Travelled all New England and most
throughout bs been ehAaeenro H great
and ovation. Thousands Thousands have
exhibition daily and gahded 70 know that this my at
.,ed b the public This being as Day have concluded %
b5 in o Of the great show
Mr.. Barnum then read the following: ~. ~ ,o-,
Received from p T. Brnun the Of 6fsen thousand toan
(tljVu Of wE!ch hereby reI ase him 80 W rom
e and "A IN exceed weeks com
N acns on or lEh Of November. lS GEORGE Woon
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
PRACTICAL POLITICAL WISDOM.

The Pittsburgh Commercial, in commenting
on the action Of the late National Convention Of Colored
Mn ~ Conmba g. c. in refusing to pass a resolution
committing the coored people Of the United States to the
denomination Of President Grant, says:
"ThIs was an admirable decision and contains sugges
toDs which should not pass unheeded No lncOhsldera-
lie euharrassments have within the last year been
wrougIt by the unmcy efforts OF some to commit the
party certain nominations and the natural
onpo.ou to which movement 90 far In advance o thh
nrdper time for making 1t gave rse. The present busi-
meas of Republicans TO second the Administration IN
fn Of It's measures Of civil and political
and in otherwise carrying out the expressed viii OF he
10 RE deyeopnents needs Of the future and avoid
ing every step which tends to weaken or dlsntesrAe
the party"
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
TWEED DENOUNCED IN WEsTCHEsTER.


A well-attended meeting of Independent and
Reformed Democrats, in favor Of Judge Robertson for
State Senator and opposed to VIM. CauldWeh the Tam
many candidate, held at YODkers last evening Jo
b. akln and others made addresses and the following
resolutions were adopted:
R,sorsd meeting heartily condemn the nomination OF W"
liam for senator from district not t. have been made
For the been IN that once ne ns zone hOnR TOT
drnt 70 n mass Dustng legislation increasing The taxation
T1bt eoupty and he district mountains high He iAVo the
nan m mis- nan his EewIoi City Tor ecnnav puTOs OF
m avn and Tmmspv Ring polau We are unanimously opposed ~
dTmembeTment Of tbs
v pT recommend all honest electors OF the distinct to
~ g., hs Hon William H. Robertson who has been trc super
visor senator Assembmhp County Judge and CoIgrenan and not
R.orsS Tla no Senator should be elected this State the
p,o1rbpR election win publicly pledge hus 10
ne Senate Of this STATE pubc rober
-rder should he permitted bv bis
hr senate formerly occupied b. able
bonoble Statesmen The STATE Prison And not the highest leg
hall be bOnored by his occupancy
need OF highest admiration
Charles hhest and best America
sstuou attention Efforts hs Of
Ing public robbers justice His and the efU m
should
ooumrutaaon Of al hOne in the
soUsd That this meeting heartily and iniore the
and gaant 6th OF the Hon Samuel n Chairman Of the
Democratic Committee and head the Democratic
ton against William ~ Tweed The ohca robbe
sny other century and bis qaase whose hsou corruption
this Nothing but the destruction Of with
punl and restitution the plunderd
store Democratic be STATE Union, and call
won without regard 10 former ahIs
against TsEnAny HING all its in this and
through he