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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.
Designated Depositary Of the
u. 8.

U. Sc
o. g. Bonds and Securities bought sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York. or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate fozf6-zo and 1o-4O
Coupons, Gold, Silver, I'd premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
Insight Drafts on England and ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed ON time deposits as may be
agreed upon
VIII. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President.
Sept. 3. 1858. If.
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The Singer Sewing Machine Company are
manufacturing and selling one machine a min
ute. Come and see us,
NEWTON e. BENEDICT,
Agents, Main, st.
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reed Cutters,.

just received. another lot of those splendid
EARLE FEED CUTTERs.n They sell fast be-
cause they are the BEST and CHEAPEST feed cut.
ter made. J. c, PRENTISS, :
Dec, 18th, lS71.
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Symptoms of Liver Complaint and of some
-. of the Qisaases nrnduced nv IL

symptoms of Liver Complaint and of some
of the Diseases produced by it.
A sallow or yellow color of skin, or
yellowish,. brown spots on. face and
other parts of body; dullness and
drowsiness with frequent headache !;
dizziness, bitter or bad taste in mouth.
dryness of throat and internal heat !;
paipitation, in many cases dry,
teasing cough, with sore throat, un-
steady appetite, raising of food, chok-
ing sensation in throat distress, heav-
mess, or bloated or full feeling about
the stomach and sides, back or breast,
and about shoulders; collie, pain aud
soreness through bowels, with heat;
constipation alternating with frequent
attacks of diarrhoea; piles, fatulence,
nervousness, coldness of extremities
rush of blood to head, with symptoms
of apoplexy, numbness of limbs, es-
pecially at night; cold chills alterna-
ting with hot flashes, kidney and
urinary difficulties; female weakness
dullness, low spirits, unsociability and
gloomy forebodings. Only few of
above symptoms likely to be present
at one time. All who use DIR. Pierce's
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discov-
cry for Liver Complaint and its conn
plications are leud in it's praise. Sold
by all first class Druggists. 567.1
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d Skates and sieieh. BeIls,

A nice assortment just. opened at No ,. Etua
Block. ALSO. jnstreceired: Bossa sleds. and an
other lot of those EAGL e, CORR SHELLERs, at
sig co. ..ses4 r..sy,fs s7e - y j. G. PRENTISs. +
Dec. s5, is1i.; gis.s - 4 s1sTilsi ss55ss /
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Ina recent lecture in Boston, Vic
toria Woodruff distinctly stated that
she was free lover, and said:
:" have an inalienable, constitution
al and natural right to love whom j
may, to love as long or short period
as l can; to change that love every
day if | please" .,..
Who'llnow say that the world don't
move. s35.g>sf.,
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FOR SALE.

The desirable residence on Chestnut street
now occupied by the undersigned Apply on
the premises, or to e. Lord, Keal Estate Agent.
,T.daltte 81 r IA. H.CLINE. Agt.
Dec 20, 1871 lT3-3y
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call and Examine

The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
ON. 95-tf.
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sponges,

Large and small, fine and coarse. Chamois Skin
to rub up your Silver Ware for Christmas, to he
had at BRAINERD'S.
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e. II. Collins 6 co.-The Collins Book store Ba-
zar.
Smith Bros.-Dress Goods.
E. Hasbrouck-Coal, Coal.
Teachers' Examinations
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$40 to $40 :

For a full mp or lower set Of teeth. Rubber
Base-with or without mercury--at Il. IT. Clark's
Dental office, over Dodge & Co.'S stove store
None but 8. g. Whites teeth used in all cases
and a correct it of the mouth guaranteed.
Ravenna, Nov. 9 1871. 167--tf.
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THAT truly good man, General O..
Q. Howard, has come to unexpected
grief. He 10 tha gentleman under
whose fostering care the odious Freed.
mems Bureau has grown and -four
ished-who discovered the superiori-
ty of patent stone' as a building ma
terial, and who has been regarded as
the patron saint of the pious element
OF his party. lie has beem detected
in the act of investing Government
funds for his own benefit, and is re-
quested to explain. ThisEis the crime
for which Paymastor Hodges was sent
to the Penitehtiary. But Hodges lost
willie Howard made money out of
the transaction, which fact will plead
trnmpet-tongued in his behalf with
the presentthrifty Administrations
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-01-18

If you want anything in the tailoring line
done, and done right, go to J. S. Walker, oppo-
site Citizens Hall.
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The Board OF school Exaniiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings, for The Exaniria-
ton ofapplicants. in The Court House ,in Raven
ns on the third and fourth Saturdays, being the
18th & oath days of FEBRU AIRY 1872
Teachers will please take notice. BY order
of the Board .3asa II Sh4
Rayenna, Jan'y. II, 1872 117-tf
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To Save Money

Go to J. 8. Walker's, opposite Citizens Hall, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired, to look as
good assas0E
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THE practice of throwing loose pa
pers into the street to be blown about.
by the wind isa pernicions one. 3. One
day last week span of horses be-
longing to R. A. Clark, ESQ.,, attached
to q lumber wagon, became frightened.
by strips of paper which had been
torn from one of the bulletin boards,
and ran furiously through the Streets.
eileountering in their progress several
other vehicles and doing a smashing
business, thereby pntting Mr.. Clark
to considerable trouble and expense.
The authorities sionld see that a Stop
is put to stripping the pictures from
the boards and throwing them in the
streets, or make up their minds to pay
the damage that may result fromsuf-
fering the practice to continue
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I. o. o. f.. INsTALLArIoN. -Or
Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst.
the following officers of sRayenns
Lodge, No. 65, were installea, wiz;
n. G.-David e. Wells -
v. G.-John n. Oakley. 81 ~
T. S.-Newell Mix. sssSs,ns
s p. S.-James Bacon. s..-tt-.ss
TREAs.-William Ward
r. s. to N. G.-Wm. III. Beebe.a
L. S. to N.G.-O. B. Paine.
r. s. to v. G.-Wm. III. Wright.
L. S..to v. &C. w. Brainerd.
WARDEN.-J. j. Shrader. 3
.G.-Dayid Lindsay. g. st
O. &C. f. Goeppinger.. gss SO
r.. s. SIT. Cox.1ts .z9sssaasgssss i
L. S. S.-A. L. F. AIbertson. sE
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INcENTIARY FIRE.-At about mid
night of Monday, the 9th inst, barn
belonging TO Mr.. B. f. Bucklin. about
mile north of Cuyahoga Falls, to-
gether with a granery, slaughter
house and shed, were destroyed by
fire. In the barn were ten tons of fine
timothy hay and about 100 bushels of
corn in the ear, in the granery about
$50 bushels of assorted corn, and the
shed and slaughter-hoase contained
various farm implements and tools,
scalding tubs. etc. The loss is esti-
mated at not less than $4,000. The
Cuyahoga Falls Reporter, from which
we gather the above facts, says the
fire was plainly the work of an incen-
diary, the buildings being isolated
from any surrounding risks and no
fire or lights having been used in any
of them for several weeks previous.
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Come and See

your fresh Roll Butter. Eggs. Rags. Hickory
nuts. Data. Poultry &e.s 4 618A - =
nv .'si .ss,41 ;,.., N. CONVERSE.
Ravenna Dec. 10. 1871. - =, 4 .rkY
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Cash for Chestnuts.-


The highestprice in Cash for Chestnuts.
le2-tf E.w. .WADSwoRTH s. co.
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Groceries.

A fresh stock, Best Y. H., soysone and Gum
powder Teas at $3.50. Our 81 rs green tea gives
splendid satisfaction. Brown Sugar at 10c Ex
CSugar at 12Kc A. Coffee sugar at 13c, Genuine
New Orleans Molasses at sOc, Golden Syrup at
6Oc, Splendid Chewing Tobacco at 75c and soc
per pound.
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DEDIcATIoN.-The Masonic frater-
nifty of Kent have constructed fine
building in that village in which they
have fitted up splendid Lodge Room
and Parlors, which they propose to
dedicate with fitting ceremonies on
Wednesday of next week. At one
O'Clock p. M, the Knight Templar
Drill by the Akron COmmandrv will
take place. The Dedication ceremo-
mics will take place at two O'Clock, and
will be conducted by Most Worship
full Grand Master. A. III. Newcomb.
At halfpast two an address will be
delivered by Rev. Charles L. Shipman,
of Girard, Pa. In the evening grand
Bal: will take place at Kent's Hall.
and supper will be served in the
Banquet Hall of the Order from to 6
O'Clock. 1t Will undoubtedly be
pleasant affair. The Committee have
our thanks for neat and polite iuvi-
tation TO attend.
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ParticuIar AttentioI


paid to emitting garments for ladies to make up,
by j. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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BPAINERD's.

You can get any style of Pocket Knife for a
Christmas gift at
RPAJNERD,S
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mas and New Years are sure to como here. an6
Converse, at No. ], Etna Block, has in store ano
on the way from the East, q fine addition Of
goods for the Holiday trade saaj .s.a.
| eos Black AIPacas.
A new stock Of the Grand Duchess double face
fine goods at Is and Soc per yard.
: 2InuFeit sisirts.s 11fAxka
{. A new stock at reduced prices. fro,ni ,s5.up.
scarfs and Nubias.
new stock. sSasIss from SOC to ! %. {.
Gloves and Mittens.
A splendid fur top, Gents glove at 800. Chill
drens Gloves and Mittens for Christmas.
Wrappers and Drawers,
a new stock. eheap.- Ladies Pants and Vests
good goods, at q. co each.
zhaiE Ia ffsasssimeres. I,99 wslS-
A large stock at low prices, Heavy Melton
Cashmere. just the thing to keep out the cold
and wear good. only SIC per yard.
Mosco and chinchiila Beavers,
A new stock for Ladies sacks and Gents Over
coats. 10 y..,.a -,
Domestics,
Anew stock Prints and splendid heavy Cling
hams at 125zc. One Bale heavy Standard Sheet
ing at one shilling, Good Canton Flannel at 12X
Three bales more of that good shilling Batting
and better goods at 1Sc and 20c per pound.
Z uogs.ffnlf hlfE <off4s asfF.st
Handkerchiefs and Collars.
A fine new stock Ladies lace Collars from 10c
up. 10 doz nore,of those all linen Hdkfs, 4 for
25c. also good assortment for Gents and Boys.
Gents paper collars at 1oc per box. a new stock
Prize Collars with a watch to be drawn. Also
the coliegian Collar. v u T 2 ID
Spool Thread.
8, More of that 200 I'd spool thread At Sc per
spool. osiR fAaIu0H S.fI zg SO fAEisA.
.a-sIs@si.l 9ai al aaas 1.sifs~ sfss2 tiH'sa
Perfumery.
new stock Hdkf Extracts, Hair OIL, Ladies
wallets &c &c. flaslii2isil4~ fluotf -a8t
,.., -, - Groceries. r,.,-..iss
A fresh stock, Best Y. H.. Soysone and Gun
powder Teas at q 50 Our 81 rs green tea gives
splendid satisfaction. Brown Sugar at 1Oc Ex |
y c..
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THANKs.-Senator Hart has again
placed US under obligations, for
bound copy of the Report of the Chief
Geologist of the State, for 1870, in
Guiding reports of his General and
local Assistants and Chemist, togeth-
er with accompanying maps. 1t is a
work containing much useful and in
teresting information, and for which
Mr.. Hart has our sincere thanks,
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LOO. f. RAvENNAs ENeAMPMEN.
-INsTALLAT1oN.-O in Friday evening 8
the 18th inst, the following persona
were duly installed as officers of Ra
VIENNA Encampment, No. 129I: 81 q
ii. Oakley, s.ss sgssssls ~
H. P.-David E. Wells.
S. W.-Geo. p. Ticknor. - q j
J. W.-William H. Wright.
SEc.-H. Y. Beebe.rS hsssAssA
TREAs.-Wm. Ward. .S-seS 7s - ;
1st W.-Newell Mix. S-eS
5 I'd WI. j. Shradera -
Sd VIC. H, Made. y. tS.ss s
4th VIII. NJ. Jones'
1st G. TIL. L. Miller. - NsisS {
I'd G.. T.--James Bacon. 65A 7
I. S.-H. 8. Doty. - .asN
o. S.--James Jewell.
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.
THE ex-Rey. A. B. Way--mention
of whose arrest was made by usA last
week, was taken before Justice Rob
inson On Friday last, and, there being
no testimony against him he was ac-
quilted of the charge. We are in
formed that the notes, which it was
claimed were forged, and upon which
the prosecution was founded, were
bought up by the friendss of the ac-
cused. But he had no sooner been re-
leased from this arrest than he was ta-
ken in custody by an officer from
Stark county, who awaited the result
of this suit, and conveyed to Canton,
to answer to a similar complaint
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-01-18

PROBATE BUSINESS. - During the
year 4S71, tho following business was
done in the Office of the Probate Judge:
Marriage Licences issued - 263
Administrators appointed - 30
Wills probated and Executors ap-
pointed. J. Sc
Guardians for Minors appointed. 81
s.s &c Insane & 8
Insane sent to Asylum 6
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-01-18

Fine Hair Brushes,
Combs, &C.. at BRAiNERD's,
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FromfJ fJaHuary 1867 TO january lst.
1871, a'period Of twelve ycars,- 2,267,-
500 German Immigrants arrived in
this country, The largest number arr
riving in'any single yDap was in 1869,
whHn the aggregate was ia4,766.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-01-18
ThsGrand Duke Alexis.

is egpeeted not far from this vicinity but Christi
mas and New Years are sure to come here. and
Converse, at No. /, Etna Block, has in store ana
on the way from the East, a fine addition Of
goods for the Holiday trade, ,s..sf t
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Black A1pacas... ). .

A new stock of the Grand Duchess double face
fine goods at Is and Soc per yard.
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4 t3Egn Felt Skirts srtHf4EsTs
A new stock at reduced prices. froin1 .s5 up
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List of advertisements.

j. S. SMITH 8 co.
Rayenna. Jan. Q. 1s7s
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That's the way the monopoly inter.
est of New England attempt to con-
trol the votes of their employees. They
are transferring to their limbs the
chains that have been stripped from
the Southern Slaves, and then profess
to he in favor of free men and pure
uncontrolled ballot !i.tg.f 20
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eLoWEsT CASH aPRTcEs.
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Death of General HalIeck.

"A. w. ALcoRN, Sec. pro tenn.
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A. NJ. & E. B. Higley are fitting up
their Warehouse into a Store room
preparatory to receive their new
goods.
The new r. r. Station House. at
Calhoun is completed. f.
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truth, but it is SO unpalatable to the Gree
levites that thew bnsb him m as onicklv
D,,-
W. eSe'iy "
Attorney General under Buchanan, has
written n letter in which he gives a re-
oo,.,
iu@'"h' ueeiai atioh ioi oieeioy "A'
his sentiment about other matters, show
| ing how much he is converted:
| e.,rho .o.,.o,;o 80. 80 1897 xos a hill
80 uJ ',n,;har.,aI, cruei and with
y. ,a ~ 80 oa,nnerd;ousIv nm.
pa.. anu n.;.i,,, h;,l +ha was over mass.
JuS' 'l m. any 80" .rnra oonscons that il
eo',,, ~. 80 aod ,boy must renlace it with
soma,h;na sIse far sooner or later the courts
.nnniS DO snre 70 nrononnce il void. Besides
~ ah;oo, ha;no r. nnt the Southern people
80 dom;nat;an of greedy adyenturers
snn.., 49, North Win unlimited license to on
,,.nss and nIunder them. the officers of the
armv we're not very good agents in this nefa-
r;ous business. The negroes W ould be instru-
ments of tyranny much more easily managed.
Knt an act of Congress DISTINGUISHING the
white people for offences real or imputed and
handing over the State governments to ne
grnes to be run by them in the interests of
Garnet baeeers. would be merely another bill
Of attander, or rather a modification of the
first one. making it much worse. but equally
within the reach of judicial correction. In
this strait they resorted to the expedient of
converting the Constitution itself into Il bill
of attainder.
The fourteenth and fifteenth amendments
were frauds upon the spirit and letter of the
instrument, inasmuch as they effected the
worst outrage which it was made to prevent.
They were carried against the known will of
nearly every state in the Union-by shame
less detention in the North and by brutal vi.
olence in the Soutb. .Mav this he washed in
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Lincoln County Dolly Vardens-
Trouble In the Camp.

The convention of the Dolly Vardens
in Lincoln county on Tuesday did not run
very smoothly. There was friction, end
ing in the withdrawal of the liberal repub-
licans, with loud complaints of treachery
and unfairness and vows of vengeance.
Mr.. Jason NJ. Carleton, who leads the
liberal republicans, was disaffected with
the portion doled out to him in the NOM
nations. lie was allowed to fill two
places on the county ticket, but this would
not satisfy him, and so shaking the dust
from his feet against the democrats he and
his clan Indignantly left.
The democrats finding that their allies
had left, went to work and nominated a
straight democratic ticket, with no Dolly
Vardenism about it. Jason has gone home
they say to scheme anew. The independ-
ent action of the democrats appears to
have been the result of discovery that
the liberal republican strength in Lincoln
is enthusiastically small and that the odium
of carrying Carleton would outweigh all
tuc NOlVS HC NOulu tuu tCItaiHiy
sink the county ticket. Jason's last card
is to secure by hook or by crook a nomn
alton for representative, but the opn-
ion of the better class of democrats is
that they had better let HIM slide. The
democratic nominations are as follows:
For Senator, George S. Berry of DANA
riscotta; Judge Of Probate, Arnold Blaney
of Bristol Sheriff, E. S. Weeks of Jeffer-
son; Register of Deeds, Albert w. Hall
Of Wiscasset; County Commissioner,
Jacob Nelson Of Newcastle; Treasurer.
Jesse White, Jr., Of Wiscasset
The republicans of Lincoln county are
united, with the exception of a few whom
Carleton leads. They will with proper
exertion elect their excellent ticket and
give majority for Sidney Perham.
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A Disease with A Thousand Symptoms

Dyspepsia is the most perplexing of all human
ailments. Its symptoms are almost infinite in their
variety, and the forlorn and respondent victims of
the disease often fancy themselves the prey in turn
of every known malady. This is due, in Ipart, to
the close sympathy which exists between the
stomach and the BRAIN and in part ALSO to the fact
that any disturbances ofthe digestive functions nee
essarly disorders the liver the bowels and the ner
vous system, and affects, to some extent the quail
ity of the blood. medicine that, like Hostetter's
Btters not only tones the stomach but at the same
time controls the liver, produces regular habit of
Dody, braces the nerves, purtes the fluids and
ministers to a mind diseased" is therefore the
true and only specific for chronic Indigestion
Such is the operation of this famous vegetable re-
storative 1t not only cures dyspepsia, but all con-
comitants and consequences. Moreover, it is in
valuable as a preventive OF indigestion. No one
who chooses to take half winegassful of this
agreeable appetizer and stomachic habitually three
times day will ever be troubled with oppression
after eating, nausea, eructatons, any other
indications of want o: vigor in the digestive and
assimilating organs The debility and hHguor
superinduced by hot weather are Immediately and
permanently relieved by the Bitters, and persons
who are cOnsttutonally inclined to look upon life
"as through glass, darby" will be apt to take q
brighter and more hopeful view ef the situation
under the genial influence of this wholesome med.
icinal stimulant.
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POLITICAL.

The democratic nominations for Congress
are all made in this State. They are Clifford
in the first district GarceloE in the second,
Lang in the third, Emery in the fourth, Pike
in the fifth
A correspondent of the Biddeford (Maine)
town have yet to learn of republican who
will vote for Greeley. On the other hand,
can name fifteen or twenty democrats who
will never vote for Horace Greeley"
Greeley must not be blamed, says the Roch-
ester democrat, for falling behind in the race.
He cannot run very fast. He has the Con-
federacy on his back. Tammany in his arms,
and North Carolina tar sticking to his heels !!
General Banks is of the opinion that if the
canvass is carefully nursed in Maine, Greeley
will carry the State. What a capital dry
nurse Banks would make Chicago POSI-.
Whenever radical gets disappointed in
getting an Office, says the Buffalo Express, or
gets kicked out for his rascality, he at once
begins to talk with an air of indignant virtue
of reform in government, purity in politics,
of nepotism and gfft-taking, and calls himself
liberal.
leading democrat in Hancock county,
Maine, writes friend in Portland that there
are two hundred democrats in one large town
who will not vote for Mr.. Pike. They de-
mand straight-out, dyed-in-t he-wool demo-
crat.
Horace Greeley, in his speech at Portland,
denounced the Tammany ring, but he omitted
to tell the people that every despised Tam
many thief is Greeley man, and without the
votes of these scoundrels Horace Greeley
will not carry the city of New York.
Boston Journal.
Banks has got many followers in Louis
lana, with Dick Taylor at their head They
followed him from Pleasant Hill down in this
direction in the Greeley campaign of 1864
with the same democratic zeal that they fol-
low him with in this Greeley campaign of
lS72.-N 0. Nat. Republican.