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A Universal Article Of Faith.-In
these days Of religious contention it has been
thought impossible to indicate an article Of
faith upon which all sects and classes were
united. There is one, however, and a very
notable one too, viz, belief which is i'm
plicit and universal in the paramount eff
hcacy Of that matches house hold tonic
and recuperant, Plantation BitteFs. The
constantly Increasing patronage which it
receives has, it is true, excited the petty envy
Ct certain splenetic advertisers OF pinch
beck panaeeas, who hope 10 DaSe q market
Tor their own stsguaGt, WateTy wares, by
decTying all spiFitous medicinal prepare
tons. But the public can stomach neither
their arguments nor their potatious, and
consequently REJECT these very weak imita-
tons of the enemy as entirely too thinl
Gee10 deodIw&11t
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If yOu want Family Supplies, call and
see our stock.
JAS. Fl. DoDD 81 Co., Edgefeld.
dec1z thurs, sat, sun Wv
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DeRfh In Louisville.

The Louisville papers chronicle the death
from paralysis OF Wan. E Curd, DrotGer-in-
law Of Morton b. Howell. Esq, of this
ctfy
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For Sale or ReRt-D yelling House 81,
South Cherry st. p. 2. PECK. movie
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For the HOlidays.-Toy Trunks-A
large assortment just received by
JOHN RAMAGE d Son.
dec12 thurs ,sat,sun
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Halls Vegetable Siciliaa Hair Remover
eleanses the mead from dandruff. Give 1t q
trial. dec3 I'm tuee- We1&fi
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Trunks! Trunks!-We are selling cur
large stock Of Leather and Zinc Trunks at
unprecedented low prices.
J. RAMAGE s. Son,
dec12 thurs, sat,sIn 4S College street.
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The Detroit Free Press says that whena
co,emporary remarks that "hesven helps
those who help themselves" IL is mean
attempt to th.ow the responsibility OF po-
litical thieving upon heaven.
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Geo. r. Calhoun & Co. have in stock,
and are receiving daily, choice goods for
the h0lidays-Dismo1ds, JsEelEy and Sill
VerTare. decS A.
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Ladies will find at As College street,
Saratoga and Solid Sole Leather Trunks,
superior in quality and at low prices.
j. RAMAGE & SoN,
dec u thurs. sat, sun
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CRY NoTIcEs.

j few weeks since while suffering from
very severe cold, l became so hearss that IL
was with great difficulty could speak so
as TO be understood. While in this eondi-
ton Jayne's Expeetorant not only gave me
Immediate relief, but ia three or four days
completely cured my cold and removed my
hoarseness. l therefore take pleasure in
recommending the ExpectOraRt as being, In
my Judgment, the best cough medicine be-
fore the public.-Rev. B. f. Hedden, Pastor
Of First Baptist Church, Camden, n. J.
dee10 eod1W top col
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Pure Vaccine Matter at Hendershott's
Drug Store. Call early before it is too late.
1t
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The Electro Galvanic Spectacle will cure
weak eyes, paralysis of the optic nerve, and
neuralgia Of the head and face. Gees At
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JUST received, a large lot of Toys and
Christmas Goods, at wholesale only. by
COWan & Co. nov26 Dot
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The Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road

The following statement shows the gross
earnings Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company and branches and leased
lines, for the month of October, 1872, COM
pared with corresponding month of 1871.
October, 1872, estimated.)
Main stem and 1872. 1871. Increase
branches in
Kentucky. .SS39, 63I 70 S30S-S02 81 S3I,32S 80
Memphis, c. &
L. Road. 68,3S574 59,62574 $40 90
Mem. & Ohio
Road. 49,. 1l1,S06 OF 119,624O7
Nash. & Deea-
tur (eased).. 52,7O0 20 not operated in 1871
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CITY NOTICES.

Writingdesks, pOrtfolios, etc, 1O8Church
decl2 %
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F.. DIR. III. Sheffield has returned and will
resume his practice. Gec12 A.
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Half Price We sell for cash ladies'
oil and pebble goat Shoes, that cost at the
factory $500, f)F $3.50. T. E. WINsrEAD
& Co, No. Z Cherry street.
does sun,tC. th&csat
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Buy your Queensware, Toys and No
tions at the so Cents Store, No Union
street. 1t
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The Great Book Auction Will be con-
tinued tonight at the Central Auction
House, Is Church street, at y O'Clock. 1t
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We have large and choice stock of
Family and Fancy Groceries. Give Us call.
JAS. H. DODD & Co., Edgefeld.
dec12 thuIs satsun 2W
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EDGEFIELD.

Christmas! Christmas!-A choice sup
ply of articles for Christmas. We invite
the ladies to call.
]. II. DoDD & Co., Edgefeld.
dec12 thurs, sat ,sun2W
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The Feast of Notwithstanding no
dinner, but reading a cookery book.
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r. Alphabet blocks, games etc, 1OS Church.
declI 2t
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RAILR0AD TIME TABLE,.

kAELRUhD TIME TABLE.
Tennessee and Fscffac KEafaroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon at......7 1870 AK.
Arrives st Nashville t..930 A. Il.
Leaves Nashville at. AGO F. n.
Arrives st Lebanon at. CLIO p. Y.
Prices Stage leave Lebanon at g:3Oo'clock A. N.
-on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
ct Lebanon st O'Clock P. N. on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga, Memphis ana
st. Louis Railway.
ChattanOogatrai leaves s45 A. n. and $50 ?. H.
&c 90 arrives.l:30 Pm. and l2:45 A. n.
Memphis and st. Louis
train leaves, 'i:a5 A. n. and 2;I5 Pm
shelbyville trainleaves. $3.50 Pm.
90 Arrives. l0.U0 A. Il.
The 9.45 a. 4. train Goes not run on Sundays
The $50 A. II. sDd 2:l5 P 4. snd las n trains
IN daily.
Louisville and Nashville and GreaI
Southern Railroad
Leave Staten on North College street at $50
A n, 2.l5 ?. X. and leo AM.
Arrives at 800 A. M, and 4:45 p. n.
Che 2:I5 ?. N. train does not stop at sny poinI
between Esshville and GalstiD, except Edge
held Junction.
Gslatin Accommodation, DafIy.
Leaves Mas -vi1e.. $3.50 p. 4.
Louisville and Nashville and Great
sOuthern KaiIrOa6----NashvfIle and
Leave L.. & n. Depot, North College street,
going South-S:15 AN; 4:55 M.
Arrive NOTth-5:05 AM; 1850 Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
vile and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
COLUMBIA ACOoMMODATIoE-Leave 3:15 P.
n, arrives 10 Am, from L. & n. Depot, North
College street.
st. Louis, Evansville, HENDERSON and
Nashville Railway.
st. Louis Mail leaves Nashville. $50 All
Accommodation leaves Nashville. LAB Pm
st. Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. .. 1f:55 Pm
Accommodation arrives at Nashville. .T:4O Az
louisville and Cincinnati Short Kline
Railroad.
Trains leave srGsTTiye ct louisville GsfoIlOWs:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Southe-nT Fast Line, except
Sundsy................S :35 A. u. 1850 P. NJ
New York Express, daily. S:t5 P. n. $50 4. n
New York Night Express,
da'ly....... ............ HOO P. n. 1900 Il.
ueXingiCu Mail, except
Sunday. GOO A. Il. $50 P. L.
Lexington Express, except
0lltt.y ...s..s...s..s.s GoJ p. u. HOO A. u.
Lagrange EecommodGtiC.IN
except 3updsy.....,... sos F.p. sos An
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Larceny.

Net increase .......................S 81 20 g
South and North Alabama Railroad.
operated for stockhOlders-Eross ear
nings for October, 1872. ............s 4S, O6S 50
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ur (eased). 62,7OO 60 not operated in 1871.

S577 ,473 g SiS7 ,552 6S S35, O3s 80
Decrease in Memphis and Ohio Road s. ,o1s O6
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ike q spreading adder snake, seemed per-
ceplibly spreading as We gszed. On our
right hand two noses were bobbing at each
other, as we have seen game cocks do,
preliminary TO their encounter. To our
right the point of nose projected around
the curve of column like an algebraic
sign on the circumference of q circle. We
Were in deluge of noses of ali patterns
and sizes, and wherever we turned we met
a nose. Noses bowed to us and passed us,
and some stopped to contemplate US lean
ing against the corinthian column, laugh
ing until tears rolled down our own nose:
and the owners of all the noses with
in sound of our voica ceased their
various employments to gaze upon us.
We laughed until our sides panied US all
and our head ached. Twas then we
rushed for our room, but even in the ele-
vator VIC came across two old gentlemen, q
blushing damsel aud an Interestingly sal
youth. The old man had a nose that ap-
peared to have caves like the roof of an
Italian college, the jutting hair In the nes-
tris reminding one Of straw thatching.
That fascinating maiden had hungry nose
that looked as if it wanted to get into his
mouth. And that pale youth his nose
AOS@ASN inv q AShhAL4S iC-fOSt, dlIu do IL
turned it'll melancholy slowness of ad-
mir2tion towards the owner of the hungry
nose he presented such a weary appear
ance that his proboscis now looked like a
white marble tomb besprlnkled
with dew, for he had cold.
On 1t was a fearful contrast, and unuttera-
bly, sorrowful were ou feelings as we gain
ed our apartments, where we miraculously
escaped an epileptic stroke upon consulting
the mirror and getting sight of our own
noses, glistening with the moisture of lach-
lymal, mirth and enquiriDgly curved in the
direction of the unusual sounds eraansting
from our laboring bosom. Visions of bat
talions of noses haunted our slumbers, for
we slept together, and as we arose with the
lark Gas usually we dog we were nearly
thrown into commissions at the sight of our
water pitcher, which to our unstrung and
nervous fancy, seemed mammoth nose
placed there in revenge of our merriment
BY the evil genius of noses.
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e. .e ! MARRIAGE GUIDE. 5 pEEa ,EF

private counselor married those about 70 marry
The diseases which constitute impediments TO Marriage
cure All that the doubtful or wsh u know sent
securey sead for5O cts BY d. WHIrriHR GIL 81 ~
NO. Longest and successful SpeciAst
h ~ Consultan pamphlet frea Cal Or wrlts stamp
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majority for Seymour, will, by the accession
ola large number of Germans, now give
over 500. In Maysville there are about 60
Republicans, who are forming Greeley and
Brown club. The call for ratification
meeting in Beaver Dam has already been
signed by over SO Republicans. Dodge
county VIII give 10 Greeley and Brown a
greater majority, by one-third, than it ever
before rolled up for any candidate"
2 Wallace Tsppzn, Of Syracuse, of the Re
publican State Committee, is the third
member Of that committee to formally re-
sign and go over to Greeley, the others Le-
ing Messrs. Rockwell and Taber. Three
other members of the committee, Gen. E.
A. Merrill, of st. Lawrence, D. D. S.
Brown, of Monroe, and Henry c. Lake, of
Chatauqua, have been displaced from the
committee without any resignation, because
they announced their intention of support
ing Greeley. The following is a part of
Mr.. Tappan's letter: 1lJ3 i 5tA
mo one who knows Horace Greeley can
doubt his integrity, his intelligence, his gem
eral political knowledge, his sincere mo-
tiVes, his great effort in behalf of reform, his
uufinching advocacy of that which he
claims is right. No honest man can or
dare charge that he is corrupt, that he ever
took bride, that he ever lent himself to
base men or base schemes. His principles
are very much above the standard of those
possessed by The present incumbent of the
White House, politically and socially"
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Mr.. Greeley in his letter accepting the
Baltimore nomination published in our
Geographic columns yesterday morning,
gives 2 quiet, but singing rebuke to the
effort of Massachusetts, in The persons of
Senator Wilson, and Secretary Boutwell,,
to teach political duty tothe people of North
Carolina, after the recent conduct of New
England Senators in disegarding The win
of the old North State in the selection Of
her United States Senator. Mr.. Greeley
says: - AahsS g
have profound regard for the people
OF that New England wherein / was born,
IN whose common schools / was taught.
rank no other people above them in intelli-
gence, capacity and moral worth. But
while they do many things well and some
admirably, there is one thing which / am
sure they can't wisely or safely, and that is
the selection for States remote from and I'M
like their own of the persons by whom those
States shall be represented in, Congress. If
they could do this 10 good purpose, then
republican institutions were unfit and aris-
tacracy the only true political system. Yet
what have we recently witnessed /? zebu-
lon B. Vance, the unquestioned choice of a
large majority of the present legislature of
North Carolina, a majority backed by a
majority of the people who, voted
at their election, refused the seat
in the Federal Senate TO which he was fairly
chosen and the Legislature thus constrained
TO choose another in his stead. or leave the
State unrepressntad for years. The votes
Of New England thus deprived North
Carolina of the Senator of her choice, and
compelled her to send another in his stead,
another who in our late contest was, like
Vance, rebel and fighting rebel, but who
had not served in Congress before the war
as Vance mad, though the latter remained
faithful to the Union till after the close of
his term. 1pTotest against the disfranchise-
ment of a State, presumptively of num-
Der of States, on grounds so narrow and
technical as this. The fact that the same
Senate which refused Vance his seat pro-
ceeded to remove the disabilities after that
seat had been filled by another, only serves
to place in the strongest light the indignity
to North Carolina, and the arbitrary, capri
cious tyranny which dictated it.
New England refused to allow North
Carolina her free viii in the choice Of her
United States Senator, and now Massachu-
sets Boutwell, and Massachusetts Wilson
run down there and beseech the people of
that State to aid in keeping in power that
party which has SO recently done violence to
their wishes and to the sound principles of
constitutional government. If the voice of
North Carolina could be fully and freely
spoken in the next election, it would rebuke
the impudence of these Massachusetts, poll
ticians in manner that would make Grant
ism fear an tremble.
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TyO THE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In
i response to the expression of popular de-
sire, sufficiently general and influential to con-
troll my action in the matter, hereby announce
myself a candidate for the Office of Judge Of the
of Hon. T.. A. r. Nelson. Election, first Thursday
in August next. j. B. COOKE.
CHATTANOOGA, March IL, 1872 mh12 to
WTE are authorized to announce HON. ROB-
w ERT MCFARLAND, of Morristown, def
ferson County, Tenn, as candidate for the Of
hce of Judge of the Supreme Court, to I'LL the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of Hon. 7.
A. K. Nelson. Election in August next
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clerk of the Criminal Court,

We are authorized to announce JOHN B.
KEELING as a candidate for Clerk of the Grim
inal Court of Davidson county, at the ensuing
August election. je1 te
WE are authorized to announce JOHN M.
w MCKEE, DR., the present Deputy Crimi-
nal Clerk, a candidate for Clerk Of the Criminal
Court of Davidson County, TO fill out the unex-
pired term of the late Hugh w. Frizzen.
Banner and Emigrant insert and charge Union
and American. ap2S-td
XXTE are authorized to announce SAMUEL
w DONELSON, a candidate for Criminal
Court Clerk, at the ensuing August election.
may2-tdx
WTE are authorized to announce Mai. j. d.
w NANCY as a candidate for Clerk of the
Criminal Court Of Davidson County, at the cleo
ton in August. my10 td*
NTE are authorized to announce CHAS. Z.
w DIGGONS as a candidate for Criminal
Court Clerk at the ensuing August election.
myl1 tbs
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PRESIDENT GRANT has appointed since
the commencement of his term two collect
ors of internal revenue for the Second
District of Mississippi. Both of these
gentlemen were carpet bsggers, and both
have become def&ulters-one for the sum
Of S9,62920, and the other for $5s,314.4S.
Still Grants henchmen resist civil service
yefoTrys
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THE Hartford, (Conn.,) Times states
u a. vote taken on the 18th inst, among
the workmen in the western railroad shops
at Springfield resulted in just three votes
or Grant-all the rest for Greeley; and
there are about three hundred workmen in
the shops.
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A LETTER from Philadelphia states that
while nearly all the prominent Radical lead
ers and orators have left Pennsylvania
some to go to Europe and others to go to
other places-Goy. Curtin, Galusha A.
Grow, and other influential men, who are
away, are coming home to take part in the
Liberal movement in favor of Mr.. Greeley.
The result ofthis exodus of Radical speak
els among whom may be mentioned Nor
Ton McMichael, Gen. Charles 81. 7. Coils,
Attorney General Brewster, and Congress-
man KelIey-is that the party of Grant,
Cameron and Hartranft will be left al
most destitute of speakers so far as PennsyL
vania is concerned.
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For Tailor.

I'VE are authorized to announce BOB.
w PATTERSON as a candidate for Tailor
at the August election. mh1T I'd
WYE are authorized to announce JAS. r.
w MARSHALL, the nominee of the late
County Convention as candidate for Tailor of
Davidson county, at the ensuing August cleo
ton. I'D te
L the solicitation of many friends, / an
n nounce myself candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office of Jailor of Davidson County.
JOHN NJ. SHELTON,
June y, 1872. Jailor Davidson county.
Ito
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RADICAL rule in Washington has formed
no exception to tie rule. The Pittsburg
Post says: "Slnee Washington city has been
in possession of the Radicals, it has, as a
corporation, been the scene Of most unmit-
igated stealing. The last development
shows that under a resolution appropriating
six hundred dollars to grade one Of the
streets, S23O,64s 80 has been expended, for
the evident purpose of improving the value
of the real estate belonging to the chairman
oftLe street COMMITTEES. The debt Of tie
district has grown So, 100000 within few
months, aud will doubtless go on increasing
ad inJfnit1nl. Stealing really seems to be
the normal condition of Radicalism wher-
ever it exercises its baleful influence.
Cities, counties, States, and the General
Government, all in their turn or altogether,
have undergone this bitter experience"
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THE New York Tribune says, truly:
"Tbere was perfect unanimity at Philadel-
pha; there has been none in the party
since. The virtue of resignation has been
actively practiced by Grant electors, COM
mitteemen, and leaders in every direction"
The desertions from the sinking ship of
Grantism have been greater than anything
of the kind within quarter Of a century.
If the thing continues at the present rate,
Grant will be left without a party before
the first of November.
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Fer Compensation District.

NIO the Voters of the Fifth Congressional Dis
j. trict, composed of the Counties OF Cheat
Trousdale and Wilson: announce myself q
candidate for reelection to Congress at the No
vember election, subject to such action as the
wisdom of the District may deem essential to
secure harmony and success of our polit ical
principles. EDWARD L. GOLLADAY.
iy18 te --.. ...s
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THE Indianapolis Sentinel of the 23d
inst, says; "Ws publish this morning &C
counts of Ratification meetings held in
various parts of Indiana, and they all give
unmistakable evidence that the currentlin
favor of reform is becoming stronger and
stronger every succeeding day."
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ForR sheriff.

WEare authorized to announce K. D. WHIT
w WORTH, the nominee of the County Con-
vention, as candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson
County at the ensuing August election.
mh26 ten
ITO the Voters of Davidson County:-I hereby
i announce myself as a candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Office of Sheriff. Whatever efficiency
the duties of the Office, is the best pledge can
offer of faithfulness in the future, if honored by
reelection. y. NJ. DONALDSON.
inllot .Ia
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Look to your Children ]

Inc UreaI 5OotnINE LtIl7uJs :
MRS Cures ccic and grring IN tie PRICE,
s-r-y-Eerfa, e bowels and facilitates the pro-l OK
SYRUP. tSEHIS
MRS, snssu.,eouvu,s,,as ana over-l PRICE
q TIfTcoHEts comes all diseases incident 70 26
SVp Up Infants sni children. CENTS
nAhSs i Cures Dtnrrnea, Dyscntsry =
WdlIClGb land Summer Complaint In chill 80.
SVRIJP tdren Of an ages CENTS
Tfs te veat Infants aud Chdren's Soothing Remedy,
An disorers brought teehing sny other
Preparsd BY the Grafton Medicine Co., St. Luis, No.
Sold b. Druggists a1d Deaiess IN Aeoens eFefyN1ss
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TRE New York Spirit of the Times says:
General Hiram Ulysses Grant, who was
not worth dollar when he came into pub =
lie life, owns more money in the way OF pro-
perty on the beach at Long Branch, than all
the other Presidents of the Unitef States
together ever earned ut of their cowbined
salaries. What high-minded, conscientious,
pair o;ic Republican wishes TO vote ar
ULYSSES again."