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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

The secretary of total abstinence
society in Alabama acknowledges with
thanks the receipt Of five gallons of whis-
Ky as contribution to the annual supper
Of the society.
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Notice..

4 IL persons having claims against the estate
n tate of Margaret Scanalon. decd, are hereby
notified to bring the same to me, duly attcstcd,
and all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to come forward and settle the same
thereby saving costs }. +. StIihkLAND'
may 8 NIB Agt for VIM. AeLelsh yum ].
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COUNCIL CHAMBER, April 1s, 1872.

ORDERED, That the Recorder give notice
through the Camden JOURNAL, that .the Taxes
now due the town must be paid at once All
Taxes unpaid will be put in execution on the
first day of May.
Notice is also given, to all persons residing
within the late additional limits of the Town,
between the ages of eighteen and forty-fve,
that they are required to call at the Treasurer's
Office, and pay FIVE dollars each for road commu.
tation.
JAS. NJ. DAVIS, Intendant,
]. K WlrHgEsrooN, Treas'r. & Recorder,
April Is. u
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WANTED, AGENTS-SlO0 to $3.50 per
w month-cvcrywherc, Male and Female, to
Introduce the genuine improved MARSHALL Sew
ING MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem,
fell, braid, tuck, bind, cord, quilt and embroid-
er in most superior manner. Price only Sl6,
fully licensed and warranted for FIVE years. We
will pay $10O for any machine, high priced or
that will sew stronger, more beautiful or NOR,
elastic stitch than ours. 1t makes the ELASTIC
LOCK STITCH. Every second stitch can be cut and
still the cloth can not be pulled apart without
tearing it. We pay agents from Sl0O to $3.50
and expenses, ora commission from which twice
that amount can b. made. For circulars and
terms: apply to oraddress: s. MARSHALL Cc',
No. 1O2 Nassau Street. New York.
CAUTloN-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties travelling through the country palmihs
off worthless castron machines under the same
pamc oc oracrwisc. Ours is the only genuine
and really cheap machine manufactured
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MAIN ST., COLUMBIA,

T HAVE in store one of the most choice and
| select assortment of DRY GOODS, ever
brought to this market: and nm daily adding TO
it. The DRESS GOODS department contains
everything now Fashionable and Attractive,
consisting;of Silks, Grenadines, Poplins, Musins,
and the celebrated "Dolley Warden and "Mari-
posn" styles, now so universally popular.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, KER
SHAW COUNTY-lN The Court OF
PROBATE.
Estate Jane II. Elliott.
NIIIE undersigned gives notice, that one month
after date he will appIyFto the Hon. j.. F
Sutherland Judge Of the Court OF Probate, for
letters dismissory as Executor of said estate.
April WM. ELLIOTT, Ex'tor.
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Your clubs for the ouHNaI at nes Gne
ments TO clubs. Read the advertisement.
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r HAVE for sale the celebrated Hore's SeTinJ
Machine and also the American BHtton H0te
Orersraming .Scuing Machine, which are acknowl-
edged TO be the best now in use. Samples sent
and orders solicited, feeling confident that can
give entire satisfaction.
J. III, KINARD.
(Nain Street, One door South Of Columbia HotcI') }
may 9-m3
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New Advertisements.
j. FL. KINARD.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in DRY
w GOODS, OIL CLOTHS, CARPETINGS,
RUGS, MATTINGS, Mats, Notions, &c., sc.
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Gllerif's Sale.

SElCT'IH $ SslEcs
VS. II. ia.
EB. Cantcy.
DY virtue of the above f. IA, to me directed
ID and lodged, will proceed to sell onthe first
Monday, the third day of June next, before the
Court Ilousc in Camden, during the legal hours
of sale
Tuo Hundred Acres of Land,
Being the eastern end of tract of fifteen hun
drcd Cl5CG; acres, known as Springdale, convey
cd to L. b. Cantey, trustee, by A. H. Boykin,
levied on as the property of E. B. Cantey, in
trust for his wife. j. p. BOSWELL 8. K c.
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TEsELHNE on PRINTS.

Domestics, Hosiery, Gloves, Notions,
&C., will be found fully up to the STAN
dard.
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To The Above | Have Added a

T ARGE stock of Millinery Goods, under the
IL supervision Of Miss. Mccormick SO extern
siyely known as an accomplish, dlady in herlinc
In this department will be found superb and
complete stock, selected by herself, and unsur-
passed in variety and quality, ty any house in
the South
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Sheriff. Sale

ny VIRTUE OF AN ORDER AND DECREE
- OF sale issued ont Of the Second Judicial Di.
tict Court OF Montana Territory, In and for De-,
Lodge County. hearing date Of May 18th, A. D. is;a
and TO me directed aud delivered. in IN action in s,d
cont; wherein sam Swan Is plaintiff aud the Cole
Saunders Silver Concentrating Company arr deteu
dants. and Frank McAndtcws. Gustavus sherman
Isaac Davis and Vim. Bl,y IRE defendants cros,
answering herein, and the 3cirualant> MrAndrew,
defendants Cole Saunders Silver Coucr ny C,m
l"ny, together with said p.iss iHs, AMI shcir u(g
m'n'.: a."',n.i. to the .nm a. seven hundred ninety,
uf fifteen aud sO1OO with legal interest shcrron
from December l7th- $780, and all further accruins
costs have levied upon ana will, on Monday the luth
Gay 81 June. a. d. 1879, at the hour Of O'Clock r
~ Of said day. ut the f'ont d"ur Of I he the sum
court House ~ Deer Lodge city. Deer Lodge COMFY
Montana Territory, sell publ auction to The highest
ana nest bidder for cash III hand, much Ut the fol-
isfy sa'd demands and costs iOwit: All Of the
Interest vi the d"endant. Cole San't,rs Silver Con.
ce'tTa'th" Company IN and t. tina, piece Or parcel Of
"la commencing 1T It mp about twenty Ave yards
''th west from the smelling works Of the Col. Saup
ders silver Concentrating Company and running IN
hOlthcriy d,r'ct on threir"m to y roadway seventy
yard. thence a'o'G said roadway In ca-teriy dirvc.
zion u hlazet tree: thence seventy yards in west
ely direction to the place Of beginning. as,i thve
smelling furnaces, one cupe furnace, one engine and
noie GOAL house. masonry aud shed Or enclosure for
such smelling wOrks,nscd In connection with the
SPECIFIED Trout pua,tl lode. and certain ditch
aMn wafer 'i"ht water pipes, and appurtcnauc-s there
uni" attached sad ditch extending and taking waite,
from point about three hundred yards eas.wardy
Ioh rad smelling works. out Of Camp creek and
carr! IN" water to said smelling works. All Oi the
above mentioned and dcsc ibcd property ~ living aud
penn s!tn'te n Flint creek mining district. Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory
1914 WY - ''"'' '' ~
WESLEY w. JONES.
Sherin Of Deer Lodge COMFY N, r.
..o BY CHARLES ). WA,.aEx.
l"""1t Under sheriff.
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Sheriff. Sale.

nv VIRTUE or AN ORDER AND DrCRn|
- OF sale issued ont of the second Judicial H.
!'irt Count Of Montana Territory. In and for n.
Lodge county. and to me directed and delivered nv
ING date Of May 11th 1874 In an action In said co-
wherein a. Green II plaintiff and thu Cole sand.
silver Concentrating Company ar, defendant.
favor Of said plaintiff and against said defendants
the sum Of ak hundred ten and Sc 100 $50 81 do
DAMAGE and costs In the sum Ut four and N 100 dI
ana Nil further Gusts that may accrue, have levi.
upon and will. on Monday the 10th day Of June i'm
n the hour Of - o'clock NJ. Ut said day. ut the o,
Lodge county. Montana Territory, sell ut public NV
lion to thu highest and best bidder for cssh In hs"
the following described property, towit: All ri"S
thc and interest of defendants IN and to that pecs
parcel Ot property commencing ut stump about siT
ty-hve yards south west from the smelling works ma
running nOrthwardly seventy -fvc yard. TO the ns;
way leading up Camp creek, tn" north side Of IN
same IN. nee running scvrnty-7O--yHrds eastwndt
aiol2 said ROADWAY to hr tree and junction vi ros
way crossing said Camp creek: thence SEVENTH ,ymS
sOuthwaidly to place ~ hc4in,Iin. also three sus
ING furnaces, one CuIsc furnace, one engine and b,.
coal house. engine and smelling she'd. also one di,S
n'd water ri.ht AMI water pipes. taking water ftnN
sa'd camp creek abOnt BIO yards above or eastward
nom said SIN lting works aud conveying the sa,nr \,
discovery claim ani Ms. on.-l-,hre.-3-four~
ana hvc--Swest ii discovery on the "SnrSLJ
Trout quartz Lode Together with htty iect along ,as
side Ut said lode; all Ut the above mentun, and G
&C. ibid property IL lying and being situate in FIN.
creek mining district, Deer Lodge county. Mon,om
Territory. and will sell 80 much thereof AZ viii h.
necessary to satisfy said demands and Gusts
Given under my hand ,his 18th day Of Nav, A, y
1912. WESLEY W. ZONES
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County. NJ. I.
CHARLES =. WARREN.
lJU4t Under sheriff
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>llel.in's sale,

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out IT the Second Judicial District Count u
Montana Territory. In and for Deer Lodge county
cnil'g datc Ut May Gh 1874 aud to me directed and
Lyle !. plaintiff and the Cole Snunder. Silver Con-
cnt'at'ng OMiMny Ut al are defendants In favor Of
sald p!alneln ami agNat said (etrMdants for the sum
81 tnree hundred fOrtytwO and Is 40 lS342 1871 dol
TAR. damages aud interest thereon, have levied upon
ana WI on NJ aday May 10TH 1872, at the hour Of
oOuit House IN Deer Lodge city Deer Lodge couty
Montana Territory, sell ut public auction to the high
est ana BEST bidder for cash in h,ud, tho following
Gcs'flbed property. t0-wit One huf Is Of discovery
eE'ini on the Great Republic quartz lode slso one
nan Ut discovery claim and Charms Nos one m
0aF, aud i've ~ east on the kitty Clyde quartz
!od' also onchalt tkl Of discovery claim and Nos.
one III aud two t.l west on the "PScahontas quartz
iooe also one llalf-hO If claim NJ. twO-2-ca., IN
lama che Extension quartz lode; also ON. sixth
A-"m--ol dlscOv.iy claim ind one hundred and ntty
-No-icet on No: thrre-3-nOrth on the Poor
van : 10Y quartz l"c also one hundrsd-lOO-feet
Si ''a'ln No nvs--5-,a.t on the "Aequilla" quarts
lode also lot No. two-2-in block No. fourwa-.
ironing broadway. and the improvements thereon,
~ the town Of Phip.burv, N. T. also l,t M, i've
o-ih "lt'cN No hv.-5-tiOntiny ON Stockton street.
III n"' town OF Phlipsburg, N. r. a-O one certain
mil ana mill site located about three fO,,rths Ut mile
castw ardy Of the tLilpsburg town Site con, aiming
about twenty Of lana, together with slI bjdinrs
ma machinery thereon said mill known NJ the Cole
saunders Mill. together with all the
thereon Or thercuntO belonging. All VI the shOve
nehtlonc0 ana a. sctbed property II lying and being
''t9ate IN Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory
18Th '' " ~
WESLEY w. JONES.
Sheriff IT Deer Lodge county. NJ r.
,-o by ChARLIs 8 WARREN,
AooN Under SHERIFF
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Shl.Y.if's sale.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out Of the Second Judicial District Court Of
montana Territory, IN aud tor Deer LO,Ige county
neni'nI date Ut May 6th 1872 and TO me directed and
nvers' N an acton wherein samuel Fi~Ee IL plain
TN ana The Cole Saunders Silver Concentrating Com.
pany ct al are dcedans IN favor VI said psintiG and
asnhrt SAID defendants fOr the Vi tour hundred
tweve ana t$@12 3S dOllars danngcs and inter.
cst tneIeOn, nave evet' upon and WILL on Monday.
May lu'h 1879 ut the hour Ut o'clock p. NJ. Ut said
Gay at the font dOOr Of thu Court Husc In Deer
LCage cry Deer LOtge county. M0ntans Territory.
Tor cash IN hand, the following described property, to
Wn: Vne bali -4-o discOvery claim ou the Great
Republic quartz lode; also "ne half-k-Of diecOyery
cihim AM, Claims NOs OMe--1--tOur--+-and nve--b--
east On the kitty Clyde quartz lode; also one half
4-ol discovery claim and NOs One--l-and two
IN. Nest On tue POcahOn'as" quartz I0de: slso one.
nai-4-0 claim M. tw0--2-<sst on 'COmsnche
extension quartz lode; AFRO one sixth-l-Sth-of
discovery Claim and one hundred and Atty-NO-teet
on NJ th'ee-a--nOrth on the 'POOr Msn's Joy"
quartz lode; AFRO hundred-lOO- of claim No.
nvc-S-eh.t On the .Acquilla" quarts lode al-O lot
No t~O-x-in block No. fOnr--l-ifOnting Broud.
NAY way and the improvements thereon, In the town Ut
nye.-S.irOniing on stosksOu etreet In the town Of
Phflipsh0rg. N. 7. afro ono Certain NTH and mill
site located about three.fOurlhs vi mile eAstWardy
VI the Phil psburv town Site containing sbot tweniy
acfcs Of land, together with all buildings and
nacninery thereon; said mill known - the Cole
Saunders MIL together with all the imp, Ovsu.ents
thereon or there"n,o belonging. Al Ut The above
mentioned and described property I. living and bsipc
situate M, IN DEER Lodge county, Montans Territory
80 Siven under my hand t6s 18th dAy Of May, A. D.
Ao'A ESLkY w. JONES
sheriff ef Deer Lodge county. MT
IA. by CaARLEs =. WARREN,
ss Under sheriff
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TELE(;KAPhIC BREYITIES.
Texas instructs for Grant.

Texas instructs for Grant
New York bakers have put up bread on
and two cents u loaf.
John Dcery challenges everybody to pla,
ball billiards Tor $3.50 &" $500.
The freight depot. II. & E railroad, Nor
folk, Mass burned Monday; loss. So, 600
pavis' paper mill. railroad bridge and fou,
dwellings burned at Chatham, N. Y Thurs
day loss. $4,000
D. w. V"ghts is Republican nominee 70,
Congress, I'd Indiana District.
In Senate session on the Postal Tele
graph. Conkling. while opposing he scheme,
took occasion to denounce the Associated
press Of Washington, and asserted it was
run in the interest of the Democratic par,v.
No action was taken on the bill.
The President recommends an act of Con.
grcss pr''ectins emIgrants ON the high seas
The Boston newspaper men are arranging
tn entertain sojourning craftsmen during
the Jubilee.
N. P. Langford is appointed supcrinten
dent OF the National Park.
T. Buchanan Read was buried in Phila
dclphia. Tuesday.
Hon. Alfred Heyen. of Charleston, 8. c..
died Tuesday, aged 81
Duke de Novilles is appointed French
Minister 10 Washington.
The New York Tribune announces the
final determination of Greeley N accep, the
Tennie G. Claflin applies for the Colonelcv
# the 9th N. Y. Regiment.
The House yesterday agreed to adjourn
June 81, sine die.
Sumner intimates he will support Gree
ey-it il is . personal campaign between
lin and Grant
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NORTHERN PA,lFIC RAILROAD.

We learn. from most reliable source.
hat the Northern Pacific Railroad Conls
ny has purchased the entire stock IF the
Oregon Steam Navigation Company on the
Columbia River. and will at M early ,jny.
place line of steamers on the route be-,
tween kalama and San Francisco. t. cor
meet with their bs,Ats on the Columbia river.
THIS will he direct benefit tn Wslla Wallis
Valley. and 70 the whole country East of
the Cascade Mountains. for the reason that
freight coming from the East, or San Fran
cisco. will not have To be taken M the
Willamette river to Portland and un!,atled
and re>l'i' ped. Ar the extra expense y,
s'0'"ge and wharfage vt the latter pl.ce
vii! thus Ike dispensed with. our merchants
will receive their gDOds here NJ u proper
t"'na'ely less Cost Nm ultimate gain to con
sumrrs. Ut cDurse the productions If this
portion of the Territory will hereafter IN.
moved To the seahSrd 1t reduced expense.
and cpnsa Quentlv our farmers ought to re-
ctive higher price Tor the same. At pre
clsely what date the line If steamers will
commence plying between San Francisco
and kalaNa. We are not able to state: bu,
that II will I've u no distant day, We have no
doubt whatever.
We take pleasure further in announcing
I" our readers, while speaking Of the North
ern Pacific. that the Company will lei the
cDntrHct for constructing two hundred and
dity miles 1T their mad East of the Cascade
sometime this season. Az Mr.
Ward. with party If men. u engaged in
and heating the route frOsn the
mouth 1T the Palnuse IL the Pen d'Oreille
Lake. u 10 quite prOlable that this will he
The particular PARTON 1T the rs,ad above re-
[erred to- Wako WnNo Record
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A Pioneer Conc.
Denver News. May 18th.


Captain j. A. Smith died ut Bannack
City. Montana, on the 10Th Of April. He
WAS one of the pioneers of the plains of the
permanent and provident class. In the years
Of the great emigration to the pacific coss,
he was interested in ferries over the Mis-
souri,. Elkhorn. Loupe Forke. Platte, and
other STRAINS. In 1854. when Nebraska was
opened IT, settlement. he ran a steam ferry
boat at Florence. six mics north Of Omaha.
on the Missouri. and continuing for two or
three years after. That gave him the t,t.
ct Captain. During those years he Wa.
interested With. and The active lieutenant. 50
I" speak. Of J. G. Mitchell, the spirit and
principal owner of Florence. That town
was rival Of Omaha precisely a. Golden il
now Of Denver. Hon James G. Mitchell
was the peer OF Hon. W. A. H. LOvrland.
and smith Was always the man in the breach
In 1854 3 he was = member Of The low,
hOuse ut the first Legislative assembly 81
the Territory of Nebraska Mitchell was
IN the upper house. and . speech of nj.
against time. saved the capital IL Omaha
he was sftcrwari very large lot owner i,
The town. In 1858 Captain Smith came Ia
Denver and returned East In the dead OF
winter following. We ore Of the belief he
was never here again except ~ casual Wis
'tor. though some Of our eastern exchange.
speak OF him " one Of the original proprir
tors OF Denver. We think he never had ANY
interest here. In 1869 he went tn MOutnn.
ana WAS one of the founders of Bannack
City. where he resided until his death i,
1860 he was member 1T the Montana T..v
james G. Mitchell. with whom +,
vas % intimately associated for msnv vsars
lied four Or I've years ago.
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CENSCkE WITHOUT CAUSE

A Washington dispatch says that bill has passed
the Senate fixing the time of holding election. il
Idaho and Montana. This accounts for the tact tl,
Montana Radicals have not irsucd a call tor meeting
Of the Republican Central Committee The dispatch
rays nothing about the time fixed by the hill mol
whether the provisions Of the bill are intended ia
change the time Of the Territorial election exc. 70,
Delegate, nor are informed whether the law enacted
by the last Legislature prohibiting the opening Oi
polls IN uEOganized counties and on Indian kcscrva
lions. mas been annucd or not. But the object Ut
the bill must be thoroughly understood by members ui
the ring and II. as we believe. the time for h"ldn.
the election has been postponed 1t will be necessary
for the Democratic Executive Committee to poetpone
the time Of holding the Territorial veution AZ
18th.
As every intelligent reader in the country
knows now the above had no foundation
whatever. except teIcsrsphic error. which
Journalist familiar with the current con
gressional news would Ike very likely 10 de
tect. we repnbish il merely to call attention
OF our ncighbor To the fact, that in the heat
Of political Zeal he assumed and asser,e,,
arbitrarily without g. Cd reason that there
was put up job by the Republicans and
Mr.. Ciayett To defer the election, and every.
body else Was to be kept entirely in the
dark till the cabolism was beyond proven.
ton. This instance should teach him con.
s'derati"n. Mr.. Merritt. Democratic Dele.
gate Of Idaho. was the person who lid seek
to and succeed in getting the bill through.
Mr. Clayett, without going 50 far as to dis.
c"ss the advantages or d, advantages OF
changing the day Of election, refused to
entertain the proposition made him on the
general principle Of opposing the annuI.
ment by special acts of Congress of legiti.
mate Territorial Legislation. Will the In.
dtptndent acknowledge now there may some
good come out of Nazareth? We might
further mention that prominent Democrs,
in Washington proposed having the time
changed even if Mr.. Clagett did not ask it,
and it was only the possibility that he.
without Mr.. Clsgett's knowledge. might
have had it amended into Merritts bill In
The Senate, that gave the telegram q color
of credence.
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VINO WILL BE MEX
PRES TDENTl

II Is not very clear yet TO ordinary com.
prehcnsion just what turn affairs are going
TO take q Philadelphia. The statement
from Colfax few days ago that in case
Grant Was not in the field, he would him
self be 4 candidate for the Presidency, Is
suggestive, and As it is uncOntradictcd, the
inference Is thst it was authentic Blaine
also expressed similar. convictions Of duty.
| As it is understood in well informed cir.
Giles that Grant has never yet solicited re-
nomination any more than he did the nom
'nntion in 6S, he is probably candidate
more ny the solicitation Of others. than any
personal desire Of his own. If this is 10,
the Philadelphia Convention is liable tn de.
velop very different from the general sup.
position. Greeley makes no speeches since
the Cincinnati f"sco aud it is stated will
not, If at al. formally accept the Liberal
nomination until after the Philadelphia
Convention. Voorhees,, popular and i'm.
pu'sive Democratic leader. meantime, chat.
ing under the syc"phsncy of u large por.
ton of the Democratic party in its eager.
ness to flop over to GrccleyIs,n or anything
I" beat Grant. opens out on the chief sinner
OF Cincinnati and gives Greeley Democrats
few unp,latable "reminiscences Of the &c.
centric old man who has gone clear daft in
his ambitions for the Presidency. We re-
gard this as significant of straight up in
tentions. and done To rap the Democracy t.
order: We will see less honey phrasing of
Greeley in the Democratic papers now, a.
they take the cue from Vmrhccs, and it
would not be surprising it some would
even 60 50 far ~ to disavOw the possum
policy and suggest the propriety Of Demo.
Gratis nominating a Democrat. It is certain
the nominations of the 40 called Liberal
office seeking Convention Mt Cincinnati Was
one OF the most notable instances Of corrupt |
barter and sale on record. ard that the Con
vention adjourned convinced Of its own
utter failure. and the discord intensified by
of the means used to defeat it's
better purposes 1t is more than ever Nd.
parent that no corlition will he made with
The Liberals by the Baltimore Convention.
md not improbable that in anticipation of |
his, overturcs have come from tina, quar-
er looking to return within the Rrpubli.
IAN lines. In y short time the Republican
Convention will meet in Phila.lc lphia to
dominate the next President Of the United
States. and until that time, if need be. Re
'ub'icahs can await with easy patience the
solution of the moves now being made ut
" Washington by the administration men,
who are. beyond csvil, since the miserable
esult of the Cincinnati revolt, masters of
he situation.