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Fio 10 LEVY BRoTnKRs' ron YoUR yugrr1yss!
ssirtfnRs.afd PrIios-asings, all Of which are nj.
tailed Mt wholesale prices. -
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L'OR RENT, a comfortable DIV ELL 8.
J. ING: nine r1olus, Sc: shady yard, We 81
of good water. aud an exec. leu, garden: NJ 26o6
cast Fr,.klin street. H.. ID. EACHO,
Iy IN 1r Teal sta, ...iIi.
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THREE NEAT, ND>oME. AND II
L rcNvt NI%NT NEW HRIGh Tt = al
HrSf tUUSrS. four rooms: kilt hen to ch !;
we'll on the pr miss; good n.igh6orhond: on
street, hurch Iiiii between JwcntI III % ana
Twenly-six n strrr's. lent will bs made low I'D
J.MC> NEGHEKWoOD
jy 15-e0d6t* No. ait Fra kiln street.
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L'Ok RfNr, the IlrSe aud cor>rnieut 5j.s
L RKiCk RLcIHtNIE No. 512 east l1
Franklin icet; ten ROOMS kitchen, table &c.
T.. -. HAt HD,
~ IG 4. Rtai E,tate Agent.
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Sunday evening, there was heavy fall OF
hail, which did great damage to fruittrees
and fencing, but more 10 the corn crop,
which vas looking we'll. but now is much
wrecked. In many fields the stalks are beaten
and broken down, ard the blades torn to
shreds. At Mr. Benjamin Cbalkley's . the bail
covered the earth, and the wind blew down
wheat and oat shocks, and scattered the
sheaves all over the ground.
From the wind, like damage TO growing
corp and TO small grain in shocks is reported
at Aiken's farm and In that neighborbood, on
both sides of the river, and indeed Tor miles
down the river.
The new dwelling house occupied by the
manager of the farm of Major B. b. Nash,
nearly opposite Aken's landing, was stru k
BIZ lightning Sunday evening about O'Clock
and burnt to the grouDd. The manager
was visiting Mr.. Aiken's. and the c3'ored
people were at church. Loss, about 1850;
insured in the Old Dominion Insurance Com
papy for S400 Major Nash. upon receiving
information Of his loss, ordered in this city
lumber 10 be sent down 10 build new
house.
At Enon church while services were going
on, many of the windows were broken, aud
several trees in the yard to which horses
were fastened blown down.
THE sToRX AT BRANDON.
A letter written from Brandon by lady
yesterday represents that between ) and 6
O'Clock on Sunday evening the storm reached
that place. The wind blew TERRIBLY. The
lady said she thought her house would 90 10
pieces, and despite the fury OF the elements,
the family were prepared at any moment TO
rush from the building rather than be
caught in it when it fell. Shade-trees were
torn down, wagons and carts blown hun
dreds of yards away, barns and other out
houses destroyed, shocks of wheat and oats
scattered over great distance, and horses
and mules spun around in the fields and
thrown against fences aud trees.
Two darkies who had gone over from
Caremont to Brandon were about landing at
the latter place, when the wind struck them
and almost iDstantaneousiy conveyed them
ba;k TO Claremont, and. marvellous to say, :,
without doing them any injury.
Captain HarrIson's loss from the scatter.
inx Of bis wheat crop is represented a. gu ite
lsrge. His bay.barn and stables were blown
down, and other damage done on his place.
Like reports come from nearly all the James
| river Plantations in that section.
IN PowHArAH.
A gentleman of this city who attended the
all-day meeting at Rock Oak church, in Pow
haran county, says the storm struck that
part OF the county about O'Clock. just as the
people were going home from church, and
that it produced the same results as are re.
ported to have occurred az halfway station -
viz heavy fall OF bail. cutting down the
earn, wind blowing down trees, fences, auC
somp houses but tOrtunatply As far rs is
known, doing no person any injury.
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LUR RENT, A LAtGE AND DE HsS
Il sIRABLG STORE. No. 1870 Main street, III
with tbc,c stories aId basement ~
Isn q large ard beaulifuiiy situated DIVE biz
ING; ten rooms anu co>eis NO. 24L7 trace sVr.t.
.:nrh buildings are IN exc, lient repair. App!y IL
pos, Office - JOIN y. VAN hir".
iy 32T
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AILNOAD AND S1EA MBOAr WORN
III gpeclalty ut TIE DISPATCH Pk!SiAN"'
HOUSE,
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L'Oa RENT, SEVERAL >MALL@
l. HOU ~ htwc-n Fifteenth street and The a:y
fhe,a; etKe aud ohio u pot, ON Broad btrret Win
iour T.. tx roums. h. -. EAGHD,
~ 1914 Real estate agent.
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EOR RENT, j VERY 'OMFORTA-S
l. iN.h ANo PLEA "A Ut BRI h HOUSt, A.l
No 500 ,ti-h street befwceu fltth aud >ix b. " TN
SIX r.r.rs brick Kitchen win tw" ro"iII-. coal sni
ynr' c ycrrd wi h grass. To Il goi aud prompt
Ieuaht line re Il will br very low. apply 10 r
" Z. SdIl H. ut H. B. aliatelo & co.'s.
iyI73t -asp bins.
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srUt RENT. TWO tx ELLEN rSy..
+ ,TOYe> ugder the Udd-FcloSs' Hail, H:a
Frarki ! street. Ell. EACHD,-
iy ,6 1t seal E.tatr Agent.
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BY j. Thompson ,iru~u.
Real Estate Agent and anctioneer,
1113 Main street.

II OR r E n r.
Low R-NTS TO IMMEDIATE APPLICANTS.
No. 70l corner cla, aud seventh streets; eight
rooms. nath-rnoms. &c.
NJ. AIS Park fow eight rooms.
No l29 Llye Place. eigh. rooms.
NJ. 20 west Canal ssx Io,,ns.
No. 265 Snu h SrcDuu sire tive rooms.
NO 523 north Fou he street.: four 70 iuis.
No go south First street five rnons
". 623 south FI'st street: hree rooms.
No 2lS south berry street :ihree rooms.
Jpue~ portion o. 20. 1922 east "a steet.
I've w rooms suitable ter niurdI' z h,u-.. >p-
pvto j. TnDnP~US BROWN.
1. l9.3t
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THE STORM SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

Very few people of this city knew Sunday
evening that violent storm of vino, ac-
compaIled by rain, and to some extent oy
hail. was preva ling near this vicinity. 30
people in Hanover, Henrlco, and Chesterfield,
on Saturday night, mad not, aud propaol!
never will hive, any conception oil tie * ra-
ordinary character OF the storm bere. sun
day evening between ) and O'Clock cNuds
gathered quickly and IN great force west
ward OF tie city. The hundreds OF people
who were walking out seeking cool air al er
the burdepsome heat OF the esSlier part OIL
the day at ouce sought sheiter!A little rain
fell. and along with 1t csme wind Which
raised all the dust available after the drench-
ins of Saturday night, but no o,her harm was
done. In fact, the result was rather plea-
SAINT DISAPPOINTMENT 10 those VINO ueW'
5'iugly awaited d repetition OF Saturday
n'gnl's horrors. This storm passed TO tue
southwark of Us, following somewhat the
course OF the river. Its "rrgged edge
only reached us. At the Old Dominion
quarry, five miles above Richmond, there
was oniy Il light wind and ram; there was
no. much more than that at Manchester; al
Aiken's farm tue wind had grown TO be gale,
and it sped by City Point at tremendous
rate. AS tar as present information ex'endS,
the storm visited all the section OF country
between Richmond and Petersburg, and
went southwark and eastward from the Two
citits TO City Point and beyond.
DAMAGE DONE In CHESTERFIELD.
In Lhc ueighDorhuud of HALFWAY station.
ON the Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
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4. tl> h3l rnt ia> brcn cat on the lawn
u. :" Lie led hy,>Gc ram. AeIity began to
'"."'e Vat III! i.l'ud Tolny, who dIytc' 5
81" -'..''. NJ ot tht NAY here, had himself
"'!"|'d. .I0crG. G.Il"i,tule was-oYery where,
49," "'"atd iJegan IL appear witls2 most fun
= .tl.> Il,,,.r.
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L'ui: RENT, TIE NEW AND CON.9
4 yEaIrN'r BRICK RESIDENCE O.E4Y
2l5 east Main street; eight or uine rooms
" lS4t 4. ID. tAJhO X, al r state Agent
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L'UR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE@
4 C.TrAGE 20. 623 north F1f'h stree III
five rooms: with kitchen, servant nparimeats,
large yari, &c. r. ID Eh' NJ.
iy lSa. Real state agent. 5s
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L,sr. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

r OSf, on MONDAY, BEfWEEN TUE
4 ! Sia:e Bank and EleYen'h street. or on eleventh
ipIwr. II Main and AIRY srIerts = Ck&Ga"F
ELLIS 1hc.hr.der lirre.i VIII lease cave tDrh
,i he 1flc of James VI. Tavior & Son, or 81 ~.
'iy ~ aaIi WILLIAM T.. w TAYLOR.
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DEhhH4s. JDuMB>.

'",'r'l i",nia, aLu lady dave arti.trt,
''''. i. J. ii"'l 10 Sc ihr Gcntra's hurley
1851" ''.iirr" 40" Zll" atttred uOying :ihout
'''' 2'"H d>. Ihc, Ao:c boCk-i .Ur T..
.f ~ Gamer. tn. Nj. !oplh:~'> he.!-h
-, 80 iadIn" rn. lEa to-. oceH,.,oI 80" "hs
tS''"'.' .'Lri. a..h lhr' arr HrG". Foe Genera
- - l. III aud hdrrentrut; bln ,u.ie j.
ny - H. 'iank ana auiablr e uiitruanCe
,-'' $50 ''-t''h Ul oi,cn.uear ,Gne-s II Il j.
IL '''t ~ opposite To dis.lmuiatlOn tHat |
'"" h1i p"t IKE nim even though CO.
I'''h& al Ia slcn-. can't SEE how our
u" th"!nt tri"n4 IL su!d ever br Irrl'ated with
L.s. ,.s.. !'.cac 10 no profession a0oat hin.
:" tH0w waat Ie 10 precisely. II ever
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Mr.. ANDREW HAS jCSr Az r,,
ga rived froin ;he Valley Of Virginia ZS/-H
,.tff.a s,;erior lot Of 2DbLE- and HaES-.'>s'
HORSES. Cal ard see them ,,,. -
W, keep HAIkS. BTaaIEs, and HORSES i9s
hire, first CLASS. We ais" have ssIcAD-dHsD
., ,ov % ''' TURNER 4 co.
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L'Un KENT. THAT VERY DtSlRA- Ia
a b. RESIDENCE No. E, III th nor h sa:a
west corliar of Main snd Fourth street.. ronruint"g
ten rouniS kitchen. and R,pt staD G and carriage
house. The hOi has all lIr M d. r" cow, ncncts
ana Is II -xceli' . repair. h.- all admirable ioca-
iiDn fora ply ,ician. 7, session ut orcr. AppyIo
J Nm /. GuDDir, kaa sia1a Agcn.
jy17-3t Rank ani l. venih streets.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-02
GENERAL We VS..

"Kisses by the Sea" is the tile Of new song
1t treats Of iishing-smacks
The Rev. Florence Mccarthy Of Chicago gives
notice on Sundays that "no person is welcome af-
ter the singing of the first hymn"
A scientist claims to have discovered rotlitcd
sea lion in Mis- ouri Withholding for geological
specimens.
Rev Justin d. Fulton, d. D., pastor ofthe Han
son place Baptist Church of Brooklyn, has finally
resigned his pastorate.
A man who has travelled says that it didn't take
him long to find that the brakemen OWN al the
railroads and the clerks all the hotels.
A fruit dealer in Barclay street, New York,
having removed few doors, has stuck upon his
old stand, "Gone to a better place aboyc!'
At the recent session of the British Social Sci
ence Congress, Lord Aberdare read paper show
ing that crime is on the decrease in England
la the suit brought by Ann Eliza Young against
Brigham Young for Alimony the Court has de-
creed that he shall pay $1,000 go to Jail. lie is
now under arrest.
They call those young ladies who wear clank.
ing chains around their waists, and large hoop
bracelets on their arm as far as the elbow, fash
ionable conyicis."
A wealthy New Yorker is going to throw open
his picture gallery on certain days during the win
ter at small admission fee. the money to 20 to
the Centennial.
Some one who evidently has spite against
some Of his fellow creatures accepts Darwin's the
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STATE OF MAINE.

In accordance with revered custom, and in
conformity with the Recommendation Of the Pres
ident of the United States, do hereby, with the
advice and consent of the Executive Council, APP
point
THURSDAY, THE TWENTY-FIVE DAY or Nov
EMBER, INSTANT
As day of Thanksgiving and Praise to almlghty
God for the meIc.es and blessings oil another
year. ~.
And earnestly request all the people OF this
State to abstain from their psual secular employ,
ments. and appropriately observe day hallowed
BY so precious memories and set apart for so eN-
allied purpose. Let all the people give thanks
in the sanctuary, rejoice and not withhold praise
in their homes and by cheerful deeds of hospital
ity AMI charity, commorate the loving kindness
which the Heavenly Father has shown to them In
all the relations Of life.
Given at the Council Chamber this first day OF
November, in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seyeDty-hve, and OF
the Independence of the United States OF Amer
lea, the one hundredth.
NELSON DlNGLEY, JR.
By the Governor
SIDNEY PERHAM, Secretary of State.
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dozen hottlns. ond lefl St. john. and hare bcnr

a dozen bottles, and left St. John, and have been
knocking about the Atlantic ever since.
As this is the first time have visited your city
SINCE feel under an obligation to let you know
the effects produced by this Syrup. I continued
taking the remedy regularly. At first my appetite
improyed-I regained strength-then my cough
gradually left me, and finally the expectoration
ceased and although the benefit was gradual, |
could note the change for the better every day,
that after having taken ten bottles considered
myself well. This was about five months from the
time / commenced taking the Syrup. A short
time after had considerable trouble, and feeling
some of the old symptoms returning, finished the
other two bottles and now | consider myself as
well as ever was in my life. My present weight
is 1872, seven pounds above my usual healthy stan
dard. My nerves are good, my appetite good and
general health excellent. | heartily recommend
your Syrup to all persons troubled with any diff
cultes or disease Of the Lungs or Nervous System
firmly believing that had not used it, would not
now be living.
Hoping this letter may meet the eyes of others
similarly affected, and induce them to use the
same means Of cure, | remain, yours very truly,
HARRIS COFFILL,
Master of big "Potosi." of Windsor, N. S.
| recently heard from Captain Cotbl that he
continues to possess vigorous health.
oct2i- .&wlw INVENTOR.
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CONSUMPTION.
Letter from Captain Cohll, of the Brig
"PotOsi," of Windsor, N. >.
ST. JOIN, Y. b., NJ

ST.JoHN, \. b., May I'D, 1865.
Mr.. JAMES |. FELLOWS, Chemist.
Dear Sir; In May, 1866, was attacked with a
severe dry cough, which continued in harshness
for some time, when l commenced expectorating
a thick whitsh substance, then | raised greenish
yellow and slate-colored matter, then bleeding of
the lungs set in, and other symptoms of a very
alarming character showed themselves. lconsrlt-
cd the leading physicians in Philadelphia and
other cities, who gave me no encouragement as
my disease was Consumption. l spared no ex-
pense to obtain relief, but found none. In August
/ had fallen in flesh from l55 to 1876 pounds, and
sinking rapidly every day. My friends in Phila-
dephia advised me to leave the ship and go home.
At home they considered my case hopeless, and
wished me to remain there and not die in foreign
country. | visited st. John in October of the
same year on my way TO Philadelphia to join my
ship, and was advised by stranger, who noticed
my shknken form and racking cough, try your
CompoCAd Syrup of Hypophosphtes; and, as a
drowning man will grasp at straws, saw a ray of
hope in the suggestion, and procured bottle.
The effect warranted a further trial, and bought
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CLUBS.

A discount oftwenty per cent, will he allowed to
clubs OF four more persons. Thus: four copies
of Blackwood or of one Review will be sent to one
address for $3.50 four copies of the four Reviews
and Backwood for sis, and SO on.
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Is your Life worth 10 cents.

Sickness prevails everywhere, and everybody
complains OF some disease during their life Wher
sick, the object is to get we'll now say plainly
that no person in this world that is suffering with
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and its effects, snci
stomach, Heart burn, Palpitation OF the Heart De
pressed Spirits Biliousness, &C., can take Green's
August Flower without getting relief and cure. Il
you doubt this, go to your druggists, Partridge
Bros. and get sample Bottle for 10 cents and try
it. Regular size 10 cents. Two doses Will relieve
you. ,o,
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To the weak the worn and the weary, the edi-
tor of the Boston Recorder says ''We can most
unhesitatingly recommend the Peruvian Syrup, a
protected solution of the protoXide of iron, to all
the weak, the worn and the weary, having richly
experienced its benefits 1t possesses all the quail
tiles claimed for it by its proprietors.'
oct21 IA DIV
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To GET GOOD FITTING TRUSS co TO PAET
RIDGES DRUG STORE UNDER GRANITE HALL,
AUGUSTA. THE MEsSRs PARTRIDGE HAVE THE
LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE STATE, AND THE
REQUISITE SKILL AND EXPERIENCE TO GIVE A
PERFECT FIT. may27 tlaw&wtf
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Master your cough at orce with Hae's Honey
of Horehound and Tar, Every affection of the
not only relieved but absolutely obliterated by
this wonderful vegetable pulmonic. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
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LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

The epizootic cure, prepared by ]. Z. Devine &
Co. is giving the best Of satisfaction in all cases
of the epizoo!c disease. Sample package free.
Try it. oetl9-ttf
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Eminent physicians endorse Adamson's Botanic
Cough Basam the safest and most etfectual
cough remedy ever used oct27 feod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-02

LYONS KATHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling out or turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
the the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only 50
cents aprl7-teod&wly ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-11-02

Of Minnesota or other States, Issued after
the wear 1900 The fourth proposition So
amends section Of article y as to make
stockholders in any corporation except
those for carrying on manufacturing or
mechanical business) liable only for all
unpaid installments OH stock owned by
them or transferred for the purpose of de
fraudiag creditors The leading State
tickets are:
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One of the greatest Improvements IN the prac-
tce of medicine is treating diseases of the lungs
by direct application. Inhalng the vapors of Tar,
by burning or by the use Of hot water, was recon-
mended sixty years ago. BY recent invention
the Solution of Forest Tar has been produced
for Catarrh and Consumption. No method of treat
ment is found satisfactory to the physician and
the patient. The Forest Tar Book, found at the
druggists, will give you the best information on
this subject. oct27-fSwlw
Magic Oil is the trade mark of VIM. Renne &
Sons of Pittsfeld, Mass, and as trademark is
patented under the laws of the United States, and
is to them much piece of property as house
and lot. Their valuable remedy, known as Rcnne $
Pain Killing Magic OIL has been before the public
more than twenty years, and has become popu-
lar that some bad persons have tried to impose a
spurious article upon the public 1t would be just
as honorable for these persons to steal money out
of the pockets of VIM. Renne & Sons, as it is for
them to steal their trademark. No honorable
druggist merchant will keep for sale, or under
take to impose upon his customers, any Magic Oil
excepting the genuine Renne's Pain Killing Magic
OIL. oct2lf&wlw
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-21
DISTRICT FEES

tlt seems osr Legislature has deter.
mined to change the plan Of paying the
Attorney Generals, by giving them a
regular Salary, instead of allowing a fee
in cash Oase.ol o. s
The contemplated change in the law
We believe to be a good one, provided
tho salary allowed is sufficient to secure
the services Of first class lawyers. This
change will, we arc satisfied, meet tho
appreciation Of the people, and will no
doubt be mere satisfactory to the Attor>
neys than the present system. 1t does
not matter how true and honest the At.
torney Generals may be, they arc some.
times charged, by persons who are dis,
honest themselves. and who disobey tho
laws Of the State, that the officers have
selfish motives in pressing an indictment.
Under the salary system there can be no
such charges made. We hope the bill
now introduced win pass and become the
law. an - Dol -
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR.

The Secretary is now preparing the
Premium Lit for the next County Fair.
We hope that every stockholders will
offer some valuable Special Premium.
We take this Occasion to call on the
ladies, especially the wives and daugh.
ters Of the Stockholders, each of them,
70 offer a special premium on some
article. The Society is in q fine con.
dition financially, and will be able to
increase their premiums this year. BY
80 doing We may expect to have a
large and finer exhibition than any Of
the for mer ones. Those wishing tc
offer special premiums will please adj
wise the Secretary by the frat OIL
February. srr,i ola gu.f .-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-01-21
THE MORRs

W. had hoped To be able to give our
readers a full report Of the Hobbs mys,
terry this week, but tho committee failed
70 report on Monday, i, they had notified
the public they would" "'.'' ''
1t Is indeed a little amusing to Repub-
ltGans, to notice the little interest the
Demosratic papers Of the State are taking
in this investigation. They seem to have
q desire to keep mum. II it lad hap.
pened to have been q Republican who
acted as Hobbs did. and if he had been
bscked up BY Republic ans as Hobbs was
APPOINTMENT Democrats, the Democratic
pepers ofthe State would have had q
slorioa. tine showing up the corruption
II The the party Day after day. and
week sftsr week their papers would have
beea filed with vindictive articles and
recommending severe punishment to all
who were interested in the game.