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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11

The celebrated Swedish Vocal
Quartclte" viii give one Of their re-
fined Concerts at Mozart Hall, Mon
day evening, March l7ih. They sing
popular airs IN Swc,tish, German aud
English, and have reapcd the finest
praise from all parts Of the country.
This entertainment will be deserving
Of The patronage OF our cultured aud
enlightened community, aud we trust
ths our people viii give them full
house, as proof thai we can appreci-
ate refined and superior music. They
render the national airs Of Germany
aud Sweden IN the language Of those
countries. Seats eau be secured at
Garrett & Starlings drug store with
out extra charge.
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Kelly's Station.


KELLY's STATION, KY, Mar. To-
Editor South Kentucklan. Y.
'Rah for Blackburn.
Kelley's Station organizes n de
batting society next Saturday night
Look sharp, Hopkinsville!
We greatly admired the sentiment
Of one of Christians prominent citi
zcns, In our county convention, wins
wanted II, blackburn, first, last, ant
all the timeP
Glad to hear from our friend ~. L
b." through the columns of the Ken
tu,kian. Write again, John. ~
A great many people complain OF
hard times. Cheer up, brethren,
With DR.. Luke p. Blackburn IN the
Governors chair, and Hon. James A,
McKenzi in Congress, times will
soon brighten. Are9dy we can get
3cents for our Jugs, when we formerly
got but 9 cents. Cheer up.
{ There lis man about this place
who mopes about and looks like he
is In trouble. His beard has grown
long and It's whispered about that
his wife shaves her corns with his
razor. Terrible, II true. HNls,
Walter Nj. Knocked the throttle
valve from squirrels "ingin," 90
yards. Beat that, brother Croft.
Sam McCord is going TO preach.
We now stand in a well-lighted
brilliantly adorned with females)
ball room, and while listening 10 the
enhancing strains of the violin and
guitar, and as the old, old times rush
on our memory, we sadly murmer,
."Come back, Sam, come back :
Isaac MeCord bantered a man for a
horse 'swap; but when Tie man un.
covered a piece of horse. flesh (?) and
.jerkedit out of the hind gate of his
wagon and laid it down. on the frozen
ground, because it. could not stand,
fsaac turned first red aud then pale,
and finally bloated up like a turkey
,gobbler but, was prevailed upon to
treat the crowd. M Roy.
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The Candy Pulling.

The Candy Pulling given by the
ladies Of the Southern Presbyterian
Church, at the residence of DR.. l.
B. Hickman, on Friday night last
proved TO be most enjoyable affair.
The attendance, as we predicted, was
large, aud quite a handsome little
sum was realized for the benefit Of
the Sunday School. II is becoming
proverbial matter that the ladies Of
Hopkinsville have more enterprise
and energy than all the men in the
State combined. Blessed be the
women. They are the backbone OF
all our churches aud oil our creeds.
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THE TOWNS TALK.

Trlgg has done nobly. Score Il
for Trigg-o.nometry.
Gardening gracefully progresse
with the favorable weather. i
The new goods 10 be soon receiv
cd By our merchants will be quite
relief to our depleted stocks.
The returns from the counties fur
Their confirm The belief that DR.. Black.
burn will receive the Democratic
nomination for Governor. 20
The Eclipse Orchestra, OF Hop.
kinsvillc, will go up TO Russellville
Thursday night hext TO supply music
for an entertainment at Bethel College
Tho business transacted by our
Circuit Court. now In session, can all
be told In about one sentence. No fault
Of the officers or lawyers, but the
fault lies In the people Ut the county,
whom Il seems cannot be worked up
to q decent murder or mob.
There was large and fashionable
reception last night at the residence
of Mrs. Mary D. Foard, near Church
Hill, given In honor Of Miss Gault,
from Mayfeld, Kentucky. We un-
derstand that several Of Iiopkinsville
boys attended the pleasant entertain
ment, who pronounce II the happy
event Of the season.
Geo. V. Green had the misfortune
of having very fine mare badly in
jured from the effects Of q pony kick
one night last week. The pohy was
very dininutive and the mare of good
size but the little fighter seems to
have gotten her cornered during the
night aud In some way succeeded In
nearly killing her.
The Art Exhibition at Mozart Hall
for the past week has been great
source of enjoymentto large class
OF our people. The scenery was Of
the most select. varied and interest
Ing nature and found many appreci-
alive lockers OIL in Venice. We do not
hesitate to pronounce the Exhibition
the best OF It's kind that has ever per-
formed IN our city, and we doubt
whether there is a better in existence. |
The .nanagers mei with very salts
factory pccuniary encouragement,
We believe, aud we are pleased TO re-
cord the success OF an entertainment
50 worthy the patronage of all.
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A Full Crop Should be Planted.

AS the season for burning plant
beds viii soon pass we wish to ad-
wise each individual member of our
planting community to burn one
more bed. Localities of slight in.
clination to the South, and II conven.
lent at some distance from clearings
in order to evade the fly are prefer
able, covering thickly with fine brush.
In order to insure plentiful supply
of plants, 1t is best to re-sow about
one-fourth table spoonful Of seed to
the ten yards square every week for
several weeks so soon as the plants
are well up. These late sowings will
not interfere materially with the old
er plants and In case Of casualty to
the first sowing, from insects or other,
causes, may be forced in by The aid
of fertilizers aud a full crop secured,
Theorists on all hands are advising
short paintings to the end that the J,
production may be better and prove
remunerative to the planter, and at
least ono writer advises that efcwer
acres be so,cn,' as though the seed
were scattered broadcast and cut
with reaper. We hope that no onc
In the Iopkinsville District will fold
his arms and heed the scrbblings of
those who have nothing better to en-
gage them, and who perhaps never
grew All acre of tobacco in their lives.
The wants ofour community demand
old-fashioned farming. The best In
Dor should be hired and the planters
personal attention should direct its
application. When our type, of to-
bacco won The world wide reputation
for body, fibre, elasticity aud tough
ness, from four to five acres, were cul-
tivated 10 tho hand. The meetings
at cross.road stores, trading.alleys
and railroad depo,s were not'so well
attended then. The failures now
ascribed to bad seasons, were seldom
heard from then, as each individual
prepared beforehand to meet any
emergency. The planters scattered
here and there over the community
like 'oases'in the desert, who make
good crops every year, stand as living
monuments, establishing the fact that
slothful cultivation, wanton neglect
and incxcusable laziness, cause the
failure Of the present day.
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The continued. depression of trade
causes general aud serious alarm in
England. A prominent member Of
parliament In speech at q recent
public meeting, said their export
trade was constantly diminishing,
aud their imports increasing. He
saw no means Of counteracling this
anomalous state OF things. One rem
edy alone that he'could think of was
for the surplus population which had
no work to emigrate. Mr.. Bass, of
brewery fame, says, ''if the working
men and their employers don't mind,
there.will soon bc no trade IN England
TO quarrel about" The feeling IN
favor of protection is said to be rapid
ly growing. Altogether, the condi-
ton of Great Britainis anything but
prosperous, and the near future gives
no promise Of material improvement.
Ky. Observer. =
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Belleview.
Snakes are plentiful again.

SNAKES are plentiful again.
Several cases Of scarlet fever in This
neighborhood. " ..D
Mr.. Y. 4. McAtee returned from
Canton, KY, few days since where
he has been visiting relatives. He il
still unmarried. .i GYsi ID
Mr.. McGehee's little child is still
very i'll. .,rl ' o.
| Mr.J. NJ. Kennedy, who has been
very sick at his residence with pheu-
ln0nia for the last three weeks, is
now, we are glad to say, improving,
but is yet confined to the house. l.,
Mr.. "Billy Blifkins" left for your
city OH Monday last, where, we learn,
he will remain some months. giving
the study of law a finishing touch.
As they leave us, others come in.
darcy" has turned out in our midst
as correspondent from this point
for tho 1riqg County Democrdt. In
consideration of the immense quanti-
ty Of news that should be chronicled
| from, th;s nloca sova,oI ITa.aIJ 90
mor,ars no rnaeiod y = 30 % ~" -
.'Ud ,tag Ho3. -,
fsron, var;,,;ons J,,r;,,1 ,haias, ~
wosrs - Wv ''' WV
80 9t''
Pleasant sunshine and cold winter
blasts SO puzzllng to a fellow that lie
hardly knows which coat to put on,
his own buster or his friends over
coat. -. .oAH III
TWAS 10 be expected that all tbe
roads. After sl,cb an unnrecedentei
winter AZ we have had. would be In
more or less bsd condition, but the
roads IN this section--and notably
the Cadiz road from the Majors lane
to Old Belleyiew--arc past all endur-
ance. Possibly, after awhile with a
Kind Providence, March winds and
sunshine, the road will be passablc,
"Jackassable,' at any rate. BIT il is
shame to our Courts, our Common
wealtli's Attorney, our grand juries,
and our people generally. that such
roads are permitted in the county.
There will be little difference of
opinion on that score, we imagine.
Tbare aro ,wo oo,,loman res;d;,o
nea' nc,e whose Ia'neCs mere orotn-
ers anu whose mo'ners sre sisters,
M anu wv geh',eneI inarriea sisters.
me question 10 oeihg arsueu what
tlen,cu, and also between their chi.
dren. The case being rather a remark.
able one. any light on the, subiec,
will be GLADLY received nv your cor.
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TOBACCO NEWS.
Home and Foreign.

Our market this week showed
more animation on oil grades, and We
quote an actual advance of a to lScts
Old tobaccos which comprise proba.
tiy the greater portion of our stocks
were in demand. and o considerable
number or hogshcads sold at satisfac.
tory prices. We would advise plant
ers TO meet the market with por-
lion oftheir crops, as we may look
for prices TO be somewhat depressed
so soon rs good season will ena-
Bile owners to deliver tile bulk of
their crops.
Common Lugs-s2 so to 8 90.
Common Leaf "a to 6 so.
Good Lngs-$3 tod. uni u
Good Leaf-$6 SO TO 6 so. ' a'1a
Receipts for the past week POI
hhds.; Sales for tho past week 49,
hhds..; Inspectors 19l. 1s9 1a
PIG NEW ORLEANS PRICE CURRENT.
From the Evening Murcury. July ~, 1871
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1879-03-11
Commonwealth ofKentucky
b. Christian Circuit Court.
MARCH TERM. 1879

lg--tu, .., Saturday, sth March, 1870
y Is. perry, and Expartc petit
his wife, A. b Perry. tiVn in Equity.
| This day came the parties BY their attorney
and with leave Of the Court, filed their peti.
ton, praying that the petitioner. A. u. Perry,
wife Of G u. Perry, be empowered to
use, enjoy, sell and convey for her own bene-
nc, and In her own name, any property she
may now own or acquire, free from the claim
or demand or debts Of her husband, and to
woman, and to trade In her own name and dis
pose OF her property by will or deed, as she
may choose to do.
1t ia therefore ordered that notice OF the
ming OF said petition and the objects thereof
be published in The SOUTH KENrUCKiAs, n
newspaper published in ilopknsyille, Chris
ed by law. 10 t-.f,',.
a copy attest: NAT GATHER, Clerk.
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We regret that a valuable commu-
nication on the turnpike meeting at
Mr.. B. s. Campbell's, was crowded
out this week after II had been put IN
type.
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HARRISON.

Governor-Thomas l.. Jones.
Lieut.. Goyernor---Jas. L. Cantrill.
Attorney Generai--Thos. L. Moss.
Auditor--Fayeite Hewitt, IL b
Superintendent Public Instruction
Joseph Deslla Pickett. 3
Register-Wm. II. Roberts, Of PEN
dleton. Y "a
Treasurer--J. w, Tate. q, sd
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TELEGRAPHIc.
BLACKBURN VICTORIOUS
cANTRI1L STILL CLIMBING
Hardin Holding On.
Howard Smith has Shelby.

special Dispatch to the South Kentuckian.
SffELBYvILLE, KY, Mar, 10, ~.
In the Convention to-day the fol-
lowing instructions were made: p
For GOvernor-Blackburn, first
Jones, second. lt
Lieut.. Governor-Cantrill, first
Tyler, second. Cocoa
Attorney General Hardin, first !;
Jones, second.
Auditor-Smith, first; Hewitt, sec.
ond.
The vote Of thu. county Is 81.
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TRIGG.
The returns from Trigg county re-
ccived last night gives for
G0vern0r-Blackburn.
Lieut. Governor-J. d. Garnett,
first Cantrill, second.
Attorney General-Moss.
Auditor-Fayette Hewitt.
Superintendent Instruclion-H. A.
NJ. Henderson.
Register-Boyd. nt
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JEssAMIN.

Govcrnor-Dr. L. p. Blackburn. .
Lieut.. Governor---J. 4. Cantrill.
Attorney General-P. w. Hardin
superintendent. ID. Pickett.
Regis,er-Ralph Sheldon.
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BARREN.

So far as heard from Blaekbur re-
ceived the instruction for Governor,
and ID. Howard Smith for Auditor.
The following counties have called
couya,t;o,s ~, 10 hotd, .NI
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
SMOKERS

| DuCAE no .H
Try the LAUREL WREArH Segar
the finest &c. smoke ever offered to tn,
smoking public, Every Segar Ha
vana filled, equal in quality to l0c
Segar. No scraps. No cuttin, 5
sold at The City Confectionery.
ALL OF YOU
Who have gardens will find it to
your interest to give q. w. Metcalfe
a call, as he has any garden seeds in
bulk cheap and fresh. -
NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIo.
All persons indebted to me either
by note of account will please come
forward and settle at once, as | am
compelled to have money to pay my
debts and buy goods with. My stock
is running down and no money to buy
more with. Please give this your
immediate attention and oblige yours,
most respectfully, ~.
j. A. B. JOHNSON, Agent.
Don't forget | am running the City
Confectionery. My prices are low.
s. H. TURNER.
Clarence Anderson's Photograph
Gallery is in the third story of the
Henry block, where visitors are al
ways Welcome. whether they want
pictures made or not. AL are invited
to call and examine specimens of his
work. A call to see his Photos is al
ways regarded by him as favor
especially il the callers be ladies. 4w
| will have large line of Station
cry in few days at The City Confec-
tionery. Don't forget it.
s. H. Turner. 4
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ALL OF YOU

Who have gardens will find it to
your interest to give q. w. Metcalfe
a call, as he has any garden seeds in
bulk cheap and fresh. lI9
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Sales by Nelson g Jesnp, March 8,
1879, of Al hhds. as follows: 'a y,
8 ihds. Common Lugs, (new)
81 20 TO $50. H 'a ~
10 Hhds. Good Lugs, (new) So 90
10 4S0. I'D to0'. u
10 Hhds. Low Leaf, 81 80 to 6 rs.
. Hhds. Good Leaf, 81 90 to 8 80.
Selections, none. " 7nf a.tlI
NELSON & JEsuP.
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WIRE IN WHEAT!
Great Excitement.
Nobody Killed Yet.

Sour grapes may have something
to do with this. Keep cool until Ju-
ly if you can. This is Metcalle g.
Sons advice. t.1a 'aa,.
Just received the incest line Of
Gents Hats ever brought to the city
at Cant & Davison's
A small amount Of cash will buy a
handsome set Of Furniture at eqD
Geo 0. Thompson's.
Go to see Geo. Hall and get the
best brands Of Whistles, Wines and
Cigars, at Phoenix Saloon. t.t
6lbs. Coffee for $1.O0 and Ia lbs.
Sugar for $1.00 at
Moore & Elmunds.
Those wishing to purchase new
furniture this spring will find great
Inducements, for cash, at .
~ 'n1 Geo. o. 'Thompson's.
The best is the cheapest, il you
don't believe it try the PHGSIx SA-
LOON. ~ g. w. H,
If yon want good clock for little
money go to G. h, Brandon's. He
can furnish YOU.
10. s. OHASTAIN bss
Still keeps the very best brands of
Goal Oils, Non Explosive Oils of the
highest tests and parest quality. Au-
rora oil for mechanical uses. Lamps
and Lamp fixtures, Queensware, Tin
ware, ETC.. etc.. a,, NJ. T.
Brandon is the man to repair Jour
watch. He guarantees all of his work.
Opposite the Court house, Main st.
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Sales by j. X. Cant 4 Son, %
hhds. at follows: ,rrf
7 Hhds. 'Lugs, S2 10, $50, 3 As,
3 30, 8 rs, 3 IS, A 20.
Is Hhds. Leaf, $745, Z 80, I 90,
I 90, z on, 6 so. 6 so, 6 20 Z l5,
6 10, 6 90, s As. 5 90, 500, 5 90.
ar j. X. CANT Il Son.
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Sales by S. q. Buckner, since last
report, VI 70 hhds. as follows:
5 hhds. good lcaf-$S 80, s so, 5 so.
8 80, 8 10. .so., ~
~ bids. common to medium leaf
81 20,7 1917 0O,7 00,6 80, 6 81, 6 So,
6 so, 8 25,6 g., 1916 0O. 5 80, 8 90,
5 80, 5 10, 5 10, g AZ, 6 20, 6 10.
3hlids. low lcaf--$4 80, 3 so, 4 90.
IL hhds. common to good Jugs
$3 80. 3 60,3 30, 3 rs, 3 Is, 3 20, s 20,
3 20. 3 10, 2 So. ~
9hhds. (oll) medium leaf-sS 80.
9 10, Z 3d. 80, I Io,7 1917 10, Z 90,
6 90, 8 90. N =
5hhds. (old) common leaf-$5 80,
A 80, 4 70. 4 go, 1 so. '1 ~
IL hhds. (olO common TO medium
lugs-$3 10. 3 10, 305, 3 90, 2 35,
2 3d., 2 go, 2 %, 80, 2 90, 2 90, 3 90
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10. 8, CHASTAIN
Smokers, Attention!

( Smokers. Attention!
Smoke the Gold Standard, s cent
cigar. manufactured especially for ou,
own trade. Gray q Buckner.
Call on q. H. Brandon and exam
inc his stock of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry. He has just received now
supply. e
A new lot Of School and Blank
Books, at Gray & Buckner's.
G.. H. Brandon has just made up a
large supply Of plain gold rings,
which he sells at astonishingly low
'sl SOMETHING NICE.
Chinese and Cuticura Soaps, at
Gray Il Buckner's.
A large stock of White Lead
Paints, Oils and Varnishes at
Gray IL Buckner's.
To make your wife happy, to de-
light the Children,to please the Young
ladies, get buggy from LUMEN
STEEL, mJCAMY q BONTE, the
leading CARRIAGE MANUFACT.
URERs Of Southern kentucky.
Pen-holders, Pens, Pencils. Station
cry etc, IN endless Quantities, at
sR @ Gray & Buckner's.
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Sales by Alternately d Co., since
our last issue, of 26 hhds as follows:
is Hhds, Common to good Leaf,
81 20, I %, $50, 6 So, 6 As, s 81,
6 3d. 6 90, s 10, 5 so, $40, 5 rs,
4 As, 4 40, 4 30, 4S0, 4 %, 4 10.
8 hhds. Lugs. So ~, 3 10, 3 10,
8 90, 2 50, 9 GO, 2 so, $50. . h
Alternately d Go.
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Pen-holders, Pens, Pencils. Station
cry etc, IN endless Quantities, at
afW M Gray & Buckner's.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-29
TOWN AND COUNTY.
TUESDAY MORNING, July 20, 1870.

TERMS or THE News AND HERALD.
-Tri-wcekly edition, four dollars per
amman, in advance; weekly edition,
two dollars and fifty conts per aa,a,atn,,
in advance. Liberal discount to clubs
Of five and upwards.
RATES OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dollar
per inch for tho first insertion, ond
ty / nts per inch for each.subseq lent
assertion. These rates apply to all ad-
vcrtisemcnts, Of whatever natU &c, and
arc payable strictly in advance. Con-
tracts for three, six or twelve months
made OH very liberal terms. Tran
sient local notices, fifteen cents pcr
line for the first insertion and seven
and one-half cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes of respect charged as adver-
tisements. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
All communications. Of whatsoever
nature, should be addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company,
Winnsboro, S. G.
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DENNIS XEARNEY,S CLMP.dIGN.
Tho Sand Lot Orator Spreads IIlmself--I 10
Goes for tho Honorable Bnks.

The Sand Lot Orator Spreads IIlmself-- -IIc
Coos for tho Honorable Bnks.
(san Francisco Post, June so.l
Dennis Kcarncy presided ct the
sand-lot meeting Yesterday and made
the opening speech. He said there
were but two parties in tho field now
and there will be but two parties in
the futurc-traitors Oh one side and
patriots Oh the other. Schemcrs, scala
wags and otlicc-scckers, unprincipled
rutllans, lcechcs, tinc-art dead-bcnts,
broad-cloth bummers, tux shirkers,
taX-eatcrs, tax-swindlers, wholesale
robbers and retail plundercrs, hell
born thieves and double-dycd rogucs,
every available stiff in thiefdom and
every sour-embittcrcd, disappointed
political hack and spawned dead-bcat
in California, and every whiskey-thief,
perjurer and jnil-bird outside Of Cali
fornia, will bc drilled into active scr
vice into tho interest Of steamboat
monopolists, watcr-robbcr, land
sharks, fraud and corruption, rs
against the poor, the humble, the clean,
the innocent producers, the tair-mind-
ed citizen, the honest farmer, tho NOR
al father and viftuous mother. Yes,
the good, the noble and the free have
pooled their issues. They have taken
a solemn oath, and you will find it re-
corded in heaven, when you get there,
that rather than submit TO misr;,lc, bad
government and oppression, they will
wade knee deep in blood and perish
in the pool. After asserting that the
Know-Nothings had captured the Re-
publican party and quoting a few
verses from Tom Moore, the speaker
Es 10 M, 81,
II. B. candidate. He said the quail
party were: Not over 100000 acres Of
land nor under $4,000 acres; a clear
title to all the lakes, rivers and waters
ofthc State; must kill his man atsixty-
PAGES every pop. 1t is not sufficient
that man should drink pure bourbon
above proof-he must pour it down,
streets without staggering. Scratch Il
man who is so unfortunate as to be a
Shall farmer, with haysced in his hair,
should he be placed upon their ticket.
Ii Il man should beat hotel out Of
six months board bill, or an art gal
lcry out Of some pictures, he would
qualify. Honesty, morality and ca
pacity were at discount. The head
Of their ticket is Il nice specimen Of a
rcforrUrr with his 10000 acres of land
and an army Of Cinnamon. This land
pirate and taX-shirker will be elected
t. remain at home OH the third day Of
next September; at all events, his
ambition is graLiticd, as he has been
an otlicc-seeker since the year Of one.
1t is gratifying to know that this
KnowNothing party is divided into
two factions, both in favor of monopo-
ly and Chinese. What the $4,000
naturaliZcd citizens Of this State will
do, the third day of September will
tell. 1 have stated thousand times
that we were American workingmcn,
working in common cause, and the
intelligence of the nineteenth century
will crush out the spirit of Know
Nothingism.