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At Gregory's you can get 5 lbs best
coffee for 81, I boxes css. coffee for
Is cts. 4 lbs soda for % cts and Ar
buckles roasted coffee for 25 cts.
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Mrs. Cox Offers her straw and fancy
goods at cost.
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Omar Conrad is Offering great in.
Aucemcnts to purchasers. Cal! and
examine his stock and prices.
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If you want good suit Of clothing
for yourself or boy, 60 to Durniug'
tons.
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4t'' WA uSsASs W Aututu uEt GNS-
toners and tho public generally that
she will sell all her straw and fancy
goods from COW until the LIST Of July
2y SOLD 0Ur.--I have sold out
my Hardware and Notion store, and
desire to thank M friends for tho lib.
csal Patronage bestowed. I also want
my books closed up. Come in ana
puy, and savo yourselves trouble and
cost. T. BaiSKMAS.
B-B-B-TIlE BUNDLE BEE
AT JUFER BROS.
4 full limo of alpaca, linen, and
calico coats just received at Duuning.
tons.
Corn meal arl Flour for sale at J
a. Barnes.
Go to Wilkinson's for your cheese
aud scotch herring.
Apples, 0raascs aud Lemons at
Wilkinson's.
G.-G.-G.-GrcsOry'g G:cat Gro
Gerry.
Raisins and CuFraats at Wilkinson'p
new crop.
Candies and Confcctioncrics at vii.
kinson's.
Apples, oranges, lemons, curran t
raisins, eitron, pruucs, Ggs and nuts Of
oil kinds at Barnes.
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G.-G.-G.-GrcgOry's G.cat Gro,
Gerry.
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ANYTHING you WANT
either Wholesale o. retail, caa DC found
At BAnG's Drug Store.
All Kinds Of Paent Medicines
At BAEEs Drug Store
ELASTIC and SPRING TRUSSES,
SUPPORTERS,
SHOULDER BRACES,
SUSpENDERS, &c.,
At BAEEs Drug Store.
BLANK BOOKS,
SI'ELLING BOOKS,
INK. PENCILS,
STATES,
PAPER, ENVELOPES
Also TOBACCO, SNUFF & PIPES,
T0ILEP ARyTCLES
OEcvcry conceivable shape.
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, Etc.,
A: BARE's Drug Store.
wholesale and Retail dealer in
Books, Stut\oMssy, St.
The lGrgcs: mud hes. Tariety of WALL
rAPERS will be found here, embracing u
lasgc Inc Of Decorative Papers,
4 ,onlG'ri. assortment of
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS,
y BAhE'S Drug Store,
Physicians Prescriptions
And Family Receipts caretMIyand &c.
prepared from The leS! Drugs,
AT DAltE's Drug Store.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
TRACTS or LAND ON STEER
CREEK, IN GILMEl
COUNTY.

Flora Chmicn, Aiministratrix Of Il. r.
Camden, deceased, plaintiff,
vS.
john ". Stout and others, defendants.
IN cuAScERY.
Pursuant TO decree Of tho Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, made on tho It'll day of
March, 1878, tho undersigned Commissioner
appointed for tho purpose, will proceed to
cell at pablic auction, to the highest bidder,
Oh tho
12sb day Of August, 1878,
that being the first day of the August term,
1878, of tho County Court of Gilmer county,
at the trout door Of the Court House orsaid
county,
TWO CERTAIN TRACTS Of LAND,
in the bill and proceedings oil said cause,
mentioned, tue lr't being tract Of
NINE ACRES,
situate On Steer Creek, in said county, and
the other tract Of
IS ACRES,
situate adjacent to the tract mentioned
above.
TERMS OF SALE.
Enough cash in hand 10 pay the costs Of
SUIT and expenses Ct sale, and the residue
upon q credit OF one and two years, the
purchaser giving bonds with good security,
bearing interest from date. The title to
said land wilt be retained until tue further
order Of the Court.
W. u. LIVELY, Commissioner.
julyl3lw
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Fruit jars-glass and stono-a'
GrosOry's.
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Highest market price paid for 4
kinds of produce at Barnes. Bring in
your eggs.
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A largo stock Of hats and caps just
rcaciTcd at Dunning:On's.
Fine chewing tobacco i. Pcterson's.
"lsed Daisy" soap at Dr.. simp-
sons drug store.
Light brown sugar for 10 cents and
white for III cents at Grcgory's.
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Apples, OFaagcs aud Lemons at
Wilkinson's.
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A full limo of alpaca, linen, and
calico coats just received at Duuning.
tons.
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Report cfMc C"ndhio" cf'he National
Exchange Bank Of Weston. at Ires.
ion, in Tho State Of Hest FTtyinia,
at The close Of business. June a9th,
1878.
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Go to Wilkinson's for your apples,
oranges and peanuts.
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Corn meal ard Flour for sale at J
A. Barnes.
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Candies and Confcctioncrics at vii.
kinson's,
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Go to HVilkinson's for your cheese
aud scotch herring.
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Raisins and CuTraats at WiIkinson'p
new crop.
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A large stock Of trunks just received
at Duuuiugton's.
pcrfumcry and toilet articles ut
i'S!crson's.
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Lamp oil and lamp chimuGys for sale
ut Mrs. Pattcrson's.
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Tie best Hoe, all steel, warranted
as steel hoes, made for 75cts. Will
last u lifetime. If not, I will give
you another free Of charge.
y. CONRAD.
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my yyIFE.

have a wi IA dear young Wife Il
A creature pure and mild,
ks happy and 5as idnooent 8
AS a1y laughing child; u
Her eyes are brighter than the stars
That shine within the sky-
Yotsstill they glow with deepencd light
When am nighl
l have q wife-a dear young wife
& A creature kind and good,
q Companion Of my lighter hours,
Or those of darkenod mood;
Her voice is sweeter far to mo
Than tho carol Of bird
"A purer tone / we'll believe
Was mover hoard!
Then may my wife--my dear young wife,
Whose love is so sincere,
8 Who smiles when joy lights up my face,
Or gives mo tear for tear;
May she, now sitting by my side,
Her head upon my breast,
Be kindly blessed Of her God
Whom I'm at rest!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12

Tho oxoitemont ovor the fato of Beau
champ and the tragic ending Of his vito
has lent to tho tragedy romantic halo,
and some years sinco, John Savage, New
York journalist and play writer, worked
the leading incidents Of the affair into a
drama, entitled "The Sybil," which, how.
ever, was performed only twioe. Sharpe's
son got out an injunction at Louisville
against the performance of the piece, and
succeeded 10 suppressing it entirely. 90
Were the tragedy to occur in these days,
it is very doubtful if Beauohamp would have
ever folt the halter draw.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-09-12

AS copoeited young man was singing in
company, an old lady burst into tears The
singer, greatly nattcrcd by tho old lady s
emotion, took an carly opportunity to get an
introduction to her, when she cordially
thanked him for his song, and said: II had
donkey I thought great deal of tbot
died lately, and your voice was 80 exactly
like his, that could not help thinkiog of
the poor beast as you sang" She olaspcd
her handkerchief to her faoe again, and the
tho young man silently stole away.
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pair:
Entombcd below in oaoh others arms
The husband and the wife repose:
Safo from life's never ending storms,
Secure from all their cruel foes.
a child Of evil fate sho ivcd--
A villains wiles her pcaco had crossed
Tho husband of her heart rovivod
Tho happiness she long had lost.
Flo heard hor tale of matohless WOO,
And burning for revenge arose,
Ho laid hor baso betrayer low,
And struck dismay to virtues foes.
Reader, IL honor's generous blood
Fer warmod thy heart, hore drop tear,
And lot the sympathetic flood
Doep in thy mind its traces wear
A brother or sister thou.
Dishonored 500 thy sister dear;
Then turn and SEQ tho villain low,
And lot fall grateful tear.
Daughters of virtue grant tho tear,
That love and honor's tomb may claim,
In your defence the husband hero 'lS,
Il Laid down 10 youth his life and tame "
His wifo disdained ia life forlorp, 4; \,
Reft from her hearts beloved lord;
Them render, hero their fortunes mourn, a.
@ e W f0g tlioif love their life blood poured
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The following schedule will 60 into effect
on Sunday next, tho 3D. instant: \.
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Text Books for the Schools.

COLUMBIA, September 4.--The State
Board Of Examiners, Of which Superinten.
dent Thompson is ox-officio chairman, have
been in session at the State House for
several days.
Tho Board to-day announced tho follow.
ing selection of text books to be used in
the public schools of this State:
Reynolds series of Readers.
Appleton's series of Readers.
Davidsou's History of South Carolina.
Swintou's Primary History Of tho United
States.
Swinton's condensed History of the
United States.
swinton's Outlines of Universal History.
Holmes History of the United States.
Cornell's First Steps in Geography.
Cornel's Primary Geography.
Coruell's intermediate Geography.
Nlaury's Manual.
Maury's Physical Geography.
Robinaon's Arithmetics.
Saudford's Arithmotios.
Queokenbos' First Lessons in English
Grammar.
Quackenbos' English Grammar.
Quackenbos' Illustrated Lessons in our
Language.
Quaokenbos' First Lessons in Compost.
tion.
Quackenbos' Course of Composition and
Rhetoric.
Wcbsters Dictionaries.
Appleton's series of Copy Books.
Reynolds series of Copy Books.
Swinton's Word Primer.
Swinton's Word Book.
Swinton's Word Analysis.
Wcstlake's 5000 Practice Words.
The gentlemen composing tho board have
given the subject of their duties tho most
careful aud conscientious consideration for
several weeks past, and only reached their
conclusions to. day after patient discussion
and the fullest comparisons of opinions.
The somewhat divergent cluims and
interests Of oity and country schools re.
quired to bo reoouoiled in some instances,
and this fact led tho board to adopt alter.
nate series in some cases, as in tho par.
tioular Instances of Cornell's and Maury's
biographies. 1t is expootcd that Corncll's
will be generally used in the common
county schools, while the moro advanced
pupils in tho oity schools and in the
country schools where desirable may have
their studies continued into Mnury's Manu-
als.
The prefcf5hoe was givet 10 Webatcr's
Dictionaries for tho sufficient reason that a
very largo majority of the schools woro
already aud fully supplied with tho sorles,
and a change would have involved addi.
tional and needless expense not compensated
by any other consideration.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ooonee County
I'm the Court of Probate.

George M. jenkins, PlaintiG, vs. Elizabeth
Jenkins, Mary Jano Chambers, James G..
Jenkins, AIRY Amanda Rugland, Uriah
jenkins, Ephraim Cobb and Benson
Turnor, Defendants.
To Elizabeth Jenkins, Mary Jane Cham
bers, James G. jenkins, AIRY Amanda
Raglaud, Uriah Jenkins, Ephraim Cobb
and Benson Turner efoudants-Grcet-
ing:
YOU aro hereby required to appear OF tho
i Court of Probate, to bo holden at Wall
halla Court House for Oconeo County, s.
c., on tho 7th day Of October, A. D. 1878,
to shew cause, if any you can, why tho
Real Estate of Clayton jenkins, deceased,
situate in said County, on Rockey Fork
Crock, waters of Chauga Crock, waters of
Tugaloo River, and containing ono hundred
and fifty acres, originally granted to Abra-
ham Blanding, should not be partitionod or
sold, allotting to tho said Benson Turner
26.54ths thercof,and tho remaining 2S 54ths
thereof in equal portions to tho said George
Nj. jenkins, James G.. jenkins, AIRY
Amanda Ragland and Uriah jenkins, after
tho payment of tho debt and interest of the
Defendant, Ephraim Cobb
day of August, in tho year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
{ Il. S. and seventy eight and in tho l03d
year of American Independence.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate Oconce County.
To tho Defendants Elizabeth Jenkins, Mary
Jano Chambers, James G. jenkins, AIRY
Amanda Ragland and Uriah Jenkine:
TAKE NOTICE that tho complaint and
summons in the above stated action was
filed in the office of the Judge Of Probate
for Oconee County, S. G., on the 9th day of
August, A. D. 1878, for partition of tho
Real Estate of Clayton jenkins, deceased,
and for relief S. p. DENDY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Walhalla, S. G., August 6, 1878.
August 8, 1878. 38-6t
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Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Railway,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER.
ATLANTA, Ga, Juno 6, 1878.
On and after Sunday, June 9th, 1873, trains
will run rs follows;
PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Atlanta, 240pm
Arrive at Atlanta, IL 90 IN
GOING EAST.
Arrive at Seneca, 7 48pm
Leave seneGa, gc9Sc ~ cz ! 49pm
Arrive at soneoa, 05am
Leave Seneca, 7 06 am
Leave Atlanta, 00am
Arrive at Atlanta, 4 30pm
Local Freight and Accommodation Train.
GONG EAST.
Arrive at Seneca, 6 05pm .
COIN GozHG VEST.
Arrive at Seneoa, s 82a IN
Leave Seneca, s AZ a m
Forming direct connection at Charlotte,
Danyillo and Richmond for all Eastern
cities and Enc celebrated watering places OF
Virginia and the East.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Coaohes
through from Atlanta to Washington City
and New York without change. No other
line can offer this inducomentA
CONNECTIONS.
at Atlanta, with tho Atlanta & New Orleans
Short Line, ca. l. w. Pt, r. RI and
Kenncsaw Route, w. g. A. r. R.1 for ali
points in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkan-
ans, Texas and the Northwest
With the Central Railroad of Georgia, for
Macon, Savannah, Brunswick, aud all
points in Southeastern Georgia aud
Florida
With tho Georgia Railroad for Augusta,
Charleston, Port Royal ard Savannah.
at Lula Ga, with tho Northeastern Rail-.
road, for Athens, Ga. ~
At Seneca, with the Blue Ridge Railroad
for Walhalla and Bolton, S. @.
At Greenvilc, s. G., with the Greenyile e
Columbia r. r.
At Spartanturg, with the Spartanburg,
Union & Columbia Railroad, with tho
Spartanburg & Asheville Railroad, for
Tyron Mountain, connecting here with
stages for Flat Rock, Hondersouville,
AsI.ovilc, and Warm Spring, N. q. A
fine and we'll finished hotel at tho foot az
this mountain.
At Charlotte, with the Richmond & DAN.
villc Railroad, for all points North, Fast
and West, and for Virginia Spripau.
With the Carolina Central Railroad for
Wilmington and intermediate points.
G. J. FOREACRE,
General Manager.
WI. HousroN, Gen'l Pass. & Tiokot
Agent.
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South Carolina Railroad.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

/.
CnARhEsToN, March /, 1873
The following schedule will go into effect
on Sunday next, the Sd instant: 3. @
FOR AUGUSTA.
(Day Train--Suaday morning excepted.
Leave Charleston at 8 90 o IL
Leave Chsfleston at 80 . M
(Night Train-Sunday night exoeptad.)3
Arrive at Augusta ut 6%00p,m8
(Night Train-Sunday night excepted)
Arrive at Augusta at g. 65 a IN
FOR COLUMBIA. s.s
(Day Traius-sunday morning exoepted.)
Leave Charleston at 5 90 a m
Leave Charleston at 8 80 I'M
Arrive at Columbia at II so a m
Arrive at Columbia at z 49, a m
FOR CHARLESTON }:s #
(Sunday morning exoepted.) M
Leave Augusta at s 80 a m
Leave Augusta at Z 40spsm
Arrive at Charleston at 4 20 D m
Arrive at Charleston at 7 as q m
Leave Columbia at 6 90 p m
Leave Columbia at 8 90 b m
Arrive at Charleston at IL 15 p m
Arrive at Charleston at 6 46 o m
Above Schedule makes close connection
at Columbia with Greenvile & Columbia
and Charlotte Railroad, and at Augusta
with Macon and Atlanta trains.
SIS. SOLOMONS, Superintendent.
s. B. PIcKENs, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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A VAIL FROM TUE NORTHERN RAD1-
oALs-SARAToaA, August 20-About 100
Republicans wore present here to-day in res
ponse to the Carmel circular. John j.
Townsend, of New York, was chairman, and
Charles e, Smith, of the Albany Evening
Journal, secretary. A letter was read from
Senator Conkling, approving the conference
He asserts that "the government of the
country is passing absolutely into tho hands
of those who so lately sought to destroy it,
not stopping until they had filled tho land
with woe and burdened il with tho debt
and taxes which now rest so heavy upon
US. This ia not wise for any section.
Raids on the treasury, vast in amount and
without right or honesty, and mustoring
for tho time when solid South, dominating
tho Democratic party, as it will and must,
shall again rule the two houses of Congress
Wild sohemes of reputation and financial
chaos and revolution find encouragement on
every hand, and IN most Of t!e States the
Democratic party is boing drawn into q
whirlpool Of fallaoious, short-sighted thee
ries. Equality bofore tho law and political
rights and liberty, which tho rooent amend.
monts to the constitution were ordained to
establish, arc becoming only mookery
throughout the South, aud free elections
are not permitted in several States"
In concluding, the Senator expresses
tho opinion that no mans wish deserves
to be balanced aginst unity at q time like
| this.
Speeches wero mado favoring an curly
fall convention, and resolutions were adopted
declaring necessity for full State oonven- :
ton of delegates elected in tho usual way,
placing vital Republican principles and
SUCCESS before all things else, and dscounte.
nancing whatever may tend to disturb it's
counsels. The resolutions also declare that
| Republican success in New York is SUI
premcly important to continued Republi-
can asoondanoy in the country, and to the
honor and welfare of the nation. With a
united South against us, the further tri-
umph Of the Republican party and it's prin-
oiplos in the land can only bo assured
through tho enrolment of New York in
tho column of Republican States. No sin
core and faithful Republican can bo insen-
sible to this momentous truth, and, duly i'm.
pressed with the obligations it imposes, we
earnestly appeal to tho Republicans Of New
York, dismissing all differences, to labor
unitodly for Republican victory.
Our attention yesterday was called to
some bales Of cotton which had been in the
late rains, and which was badly stained
This cotton was sold at fair prices, but was
rejected on account of tho stain, as cotton
covered in this poor western bagging is not
mcrohantable, tho various cotton exchanges
and tho manufacturers having ruled that
such bailipg stuff was nota good delivery on
contracts. We advise our planting friends
and dealers 10 bagging to not uso thH style
Of begging, as its use will certainly entail
loss on tho planter, whilst wo arc advised
thas good bagging only costs the pantor
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A New KIND OF HELL.-Here is the
latest on tho He'll question: About twenty
years ago colored preacher in Georgia was
exhorting number of Africans 70 "git on
board tho gospel train and be saved from
tho torments of freezing helll" The old
colored brother drow a shivoripg picture Of
how cold place holl was, now sinners
were never permitted get within million
miles Of tho faintcst glimmer Of spark Of
fire. At the confusion of the services, a
white brother who was present, attempted to
correct the old darkey in regard to the cli-
mate Of the plaoo where tho wicked arc said
to take up permanent abode after dcath.
The white man wont on to give tho colorcd
preacher an orthodox description of hell
burning birthstone, bursting of noun
tains of lava, scorching lime, rivers of GOAL,
cot. When tho white man finished, the old
preacher took him by the hand, and whis
pered in his ear:
"Fur dc lub of de lamb, massa, don you
nebber tell de coons about here Oh such a
hot hell, eff sum Oh do old rheumatic niggcrs
wus to find dat out, dey'd want to 60 to hell
de Just frost, surc"
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A young girl discovered her youug brother
out behind the shed tho other day pulling
away at cigar 'Tbero young man." she
exclaimed as tho cigar hastily disappeared
behind tho boys back, 1lltell your fathcr
on you-sco if I don't" eyes, tell him."
rotorted tho brother, suddenly recovering
himsolf "you tell i'm, an see how quicl,
that follow o yourn III ship. I'll tell
father how you an i'm was aittin on Tho
parlor sofa, an him a huggin' you. You
Just go an tc!!i, that's all ! ask The
sistor worry discrootly withdrew, while the
young statesman finished his smoke in
tranquility.
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SoUTlI CAROLINA PoLIT1os. Tho Au-
gusta Chronicle and ,Constttuttondltst says
the Democrats Of South Carolina will get
into On ugly snarl among themselves If thoy
do not have care, It is not so much
matter of interest to them at present who
saved tho State as ii is to keep tho State
safe. One GLASS of politicians insist upon
their plan as being tho only ono worth
having and another set pooh-pooh oil pro :.
grammos differing from theirs. We think
this matter could be easily arranged Let each
county, looking woil to certain principles
upon which all are agreed, fight out it's own
peculiar battle in its own way. What is
good for Edgefeld may not be profitable for
Beaufort, and what would suit Spartanburg
may not be adapted to suit Charleston. Il
is impolitio, therefore, for mon Of one
county to force issues upon another, which
may bo dangerous. At all events, bad
blood and Incorporate discussion are sure to
follow these personal assaults and dictations,
and the result may bo tho reverse of agreea-
bic to the democracy at large. Each county
has all it can do, wo presume, to tako care of
itself, and it is to be hoped that there are
men enough in each county who have the
proper capacity for leadership without inter.
ference from abroad. There should be
nothing but harmony 10 the Democratic
ranks in South Carolina, and we trust, as
friends aud we'll. wishers of long standing,
that all personal and ambitious differences
will b. harmonized, at least until the olect-
tions are over and the victory assured.