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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-09

While other interests Of the s.a.a bs,a
due regard. this important one shonId
not be neglected.
very Probable.
AUGUSTA, Ga. Sept s.-The sub com
mittte for the south Atlantic States of
TIE National Democrats Committee to-
day received reports from Nurth Caro-
nus, Georgia. Alsbama and Florida.
Ine prospects are reported as encour.
aging.
ferxer Released
AsHBUsY PARK. n. j., Sept. s.-Pst-
terson, the alleged forRer here, was re-
leaseo from custody on giving a bond
Tor $500. Samuel LudIox. whose en-
dorseRent he IL alleged to have forged
on q note for 81 go. is his bondsman.
senator Anthsny's VIII.
Providence, X. l., Sept. She will
OF Senator Anthony Was filed to day.
DE leaves abou, 800 600 TO his sister
and relatives The public requests
amount to $4,000.
Heavy AssignmentA
DENVER, Sept. 6 Lite this after
noon, 4. j. Burton & Co., wholesale ci-
Gar and tsoacco dealers, the Tux1y
Boot and Shoe Company, and Rust,
Harm Co, wholesale and re;aIl deal
ers IN stove-, etc, assigned. Tue latter,
one OF the largest houses in their lice
Ia toe State. The failures are a gen
uine surprise. The estimated liabilities
Arc hunired thousand doilars; assets
unknown.
Lsok out for the Reporter.
CHICAGO, Sept. s.-W. X. Lytel, re- |
porter Tor tue Times, In an alteration |
st the fair grUuB this forenoon. |
stabbed aud killed ID ,niel Gregg, An Gu |
Rineer on the Chicago d Nortbwesiern |
road, who applied an opprobrious epi.
tnet IS the form r.
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Notice OF Final Proof.

U.s. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W.T.
Ang q. 1854
"a Notice l. he shy given that JAMES
BsN6Et lisa elec thee q tntenften 20
make final p-co. pesors X. J. jacobs. .
Notary Public. 81 softcc. Ia Festiie. ". 7
on fuesssy, the IN a > Of October, A. o..
Isst on Presumption ID :. &c. 81. fsr the
lat Of sectson -, tcunsht q north, rang
easa.
he mares IS Witnesses sohn Fobsnson.
Henry Fos Ter, fra3k = rsis and 6eoTgs
Fseschrr All Of Port Biskpis, W. T.
soHS r. eowkf.
se&ars RNgssfsF ths - e Once.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. .. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA, W. IT,
Aug. %. 1884.
!" Notice IL hereby slvea tn LEVI
A. CLINE has nlen notice o. intention t.
make ANAL proc sefnE. the Ciers Of the Dis
trirt court, AZ his once In Seattle, W. r., oG
Friday the l0sh day Il 0eteber, A. d 1ss4
en- p-e.emptien , 5. No. 1853 for tue . y
OF S& b, x 4 Of Nv b. and lot Of section
Is town hip 3 nor b. range cas-.
He sme~ - tine are: A. ID. Gnihrie,
Attkany ohlsrs, George Pickering and Joseph
wsmore, sit Of SEATTLE, w. 7.
John 2. 0,,WEl.
An2soc3 Register ef the :. nd Ofsce
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-09
Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

usrTED STATES DIrrMcT LAND OFFICE,
oiympis. wsssinst n Territory
O1ICE IS HEREBY 0IvES That, N
~ compliance with the pr visions OF the
Act o. coogress approved June 1878. entt-
tled An Act for the sale Of rtmber Lands IN
the States Of C&iifo MIA, orsgnn. Nevada md
wsshiHgon Territory. FELIX %. MORROW,
Of Efng county. wsshiaston Territory. has this
dag hIed IN hits once his application 70 Fur.
chase toe lots 8 and 3 j Of Ne \ Of see-
ton No. I, in town-htp No Is north, rAngt
No l wes OF the Willamette Meridian.
Any sud ell persons claiming adversely ths
said Described To- or any for ion therssf
are hereby required to ole th.ir eisims In TILL
once within six 1871 dsys from date hsreof
Given undrr nay hsns. 81 my Once In Oiym
rf.. W, T., this ista dss ~ July. : ID 1854
JOHN v. 0OwEY,
fyi7seis Regisssr OF the Land Once.
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Administr tors Sale.
Dissolution Of Partnership

THE FIRM OF MiLFS & McCOP-
l nick. Of the Pioneer Saloon has been
di solvet by mutual consent All debts
due the lat firm will be paid to Mr. Miles.
who will also pay all moneys Que from
the firm. The business will be continued
By Miles. hereafter q one.
JAMES MILES,
o. n. MCCORMICK.
Seattle. Septemher L 1884. 2le
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LOST.

A sIx-YEAR-OLD sTFER, RED.
~ with whit. spos-. end Of ear cut OF;
= chan asoussd his neck with small bell
attached. was lost from my place On Mad.
suisahl req ard will BE- > aid for his return
an3Ddwkm MA JohGnoN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-09
A CARD.

EDITOR Posr. INrELIroENoER;
see b. rrport ia sunday mornings
Posi- that my name was
bruu4ht before the Democratic County
Convention as candidate for County
Superintendent. wisa 10 state to ia.
public that IL was done without m,
knowledge or consent.
VIOLA A. KENYON,
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
L terms at Seattle. Kibg county, Washing
ton TER tory
A. Li'tle W hts Creditors.
hy Viitus Of an Cruer Of sale issued cot OF
tie District Oourt - tn Third judicial Dis.
triet- holding terms At Seattle III 2 count,
Wa, hineton Territory, in the natter OF A
Lisile. an insol' e. debtor. Vs. his Creditors,
ard 10 ne directed a. d q. Iivered end dat, q
the llth CAV Of July. 1854, In which I Vas
directed > sell ctrtsin propsr'y hereiuaf er
described. have ,aken posse sion OF tue fol
iSVlrg properly. tawt: All the ock OF
Z DDS, wares and merchsn 'iSe frr.nerly hep,
oy A. Little 81 HIS plsce Ct bu,ipes- 90 Front
street, In lliown, al ore team Of horses
delivery wagon and harness, ant all ether
persoasl progeny OF raid =. Littls, excep,
such a. has been tempted 20 him.
Sctice L. hereby given that on he
lsth day OF september A. %. 1854.
AZ o'clo s. m. of hat dsy. on toe : nth
side II Cherry street, between Front Aod
SECOND, in the city Of >estt'e. ng county
W. I will sell the right, iisIe sId tp.erest
OF sal Little In olvent dest1r, 10 and 20
the sorv d-serlbs pro 9 ~. at public auc.
ion, for Cash IN hShd, 20 the highest and beat
oiddtr. 70 S tisfy the lndeb ednsss # saii A.
Lltti., sn1 costs.
Dat the 18Th day OF AuSust A y. 1884.
FRANK HA FuRp,
AssiVres ~ the estate of A. Liz lie. an insol
vent d or. su2l Az
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-09
Puget Sound National Bank OF
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

RUY AND SELL FOREIGN AND
- domestic exchange, make collections,
issue letters Of credit available in all parts
OF the Uni cd States and Europe, transfer
money by telegraph, receive deposits of
money and issue pass books or certificates
therefor; have completed arrangements
whereby money Is transmitted and deliv-
cred by our agents In EUROPE to persons
in their respective localities, thus saving
time and expense in collecting drafts
through banks. This Is particul irly de-
sirsbie in sending small sums to Countries
where every draft is subject to stamp tax.
J. FURTH. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
BAILEY GATZERT, President,
K. p, FERRY, Vice President,
J. FURTH, Cashier.
JAS. MCNAUGHT,
ii. l. YEsLER
COR &c E>PONDENTS.
San Francisco. the Bank of California
Portland, the First National Bank.
New York, agency Bank of California.
London, N. NJ. Rothschild & Sons.
Paris, De Rothschild Freres.
Frankfort, A. NJ. l.. Won Steiger g. Co.
iy3i II
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NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have tina day been appointed Re
: eiver In the action entitled "TnAddous
Hanford Va w. N. Leach 81 al ana
have been ord red By the Judge OF the
Dlst ict Court 10 take possession o. all
prope ~ belonging 70 tho Chrsnicle Pub-
fishing Company. and 70 collect all debts
owisg to said company. And all pereons
indeb ed TO the Chronicle Publishing
&C mr. office, Room I, kes 10. -lsealy Baud
ing. 3 ID. CAhk-
Sssttis. ssps. q lssk 81
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE.
{. Q. LAxo OFFICE

{. Q. LAx0 oFF1cx,
Olympia VI Jaly II. Ss4.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERgp
- 81 thts sfnes by ANDRE " ERICK@Oy
sssins' FREDERICK KaAUsE. for abandon.
Ing his honest ai.ntry. NJ Ss99, da.ed De-
eemner -. lss9. upon the 81 I Of sec,ion
:. township 81 north. range : east. in King
eoupty. Nssnisg1on territory. with = view 10
the eSnceliaiion o. said entry. the said parties
are nsreoy summoned to appeNr At this once.
on Ihursdsy. the 18th day I, { september A. d.
~, ct O'Clock p N to respond and furnish
testimony concerning sad Aleged abandon
ment; Snd it O. Pea'ins 10 our sst.sfAction
mat Que peronal service hereof eaano. be
hAd, service hereof " II be maze b. ppoii.
: alton, posting md msiliHg. according e. iules
Is and of practice IN UnItsSi States District
Land otRees.
JOHN r CONVEY,
sOisel Register OF the Land Ofiee
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Probate Notice,

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.
County OF King-In the Probate Court
or said King county.
No. 3ll.-In the matter of the estate of
Martin w. Cure deceased.
Order to show cause why decree of dis
tribution should not be made.
TN reading and filing the petition of III r.
Hathaway. the administrator of the estate
~ Mart n w. Cure. deceased, settir z
forth that said estate is now In a pro
per condition TO be closed, and that a Dor
ton of the residue of said estate remains
to be finally distributed among the persons
entitled acco ding to law:
IL is now ordered by the Court here that
all persons interested in the said estate
OF the said Martin w. Cure, be and ap
pear before the Probate Court of King
County, In Washington Territory at the
Court koom of The said Court In the city
OF Seattle. in said King couHty.
On Monday, September 18Th. 1854,
At II o'clock am. then and there to show
cause tif any they hayel Why a decree of
distribution should not be made OF the res
idue OF tn. said estate among the persons
entitled according to law.
And IL Is further ordered that a COPY of
this order TO show cause be published once
each week for four AZ successive weeks
brfore the said 18th day OF -eptember 1884,
GER. weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished In the city OF Seattle, in said King
county.
Done In open Court August a. 1884.
I. NJ. HALL,
Judge Of the Probate Court.
King County, $751;. I. NJ. Hall, Judge
and ex-ofiicio Clerk of the Probate Court
Of said King County. do hereby certify
that the foregoing Is full. true and cor
rect copy of an original order to show
cause. made by our said Probate Court
and entered of record on the Q b day OF
August, 1881. IN tn. matter OF the estate of
Mart n w. Cure deceased
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal
SEAL OF our said Probate Court this
- said 9Th day Of August 1881.
i. NJ. tLL,
Judge and ex officio Clerk Of The Probate
Court IT King county, in Washington
Tie itory. aulltc
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Probate Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
l County of King, SIN the Probate
Court OF said King county.
No. 3l9.-In the matter OF the estate OF
John w. Acker on. deceased.
order TO show cause why decree of dis.
tribution should not be made.
On reading and filing the petition OF
IL. Is Bag ey, executor of the tst W II and
lie tame { of John w. Ack~rsou. deceas.
ed setting forth that said estate Is in a
proper condition To be closed, and that a
portion OF the residue OF said estate re-
mains TO be finally distributed among the
persons entitled acc riding TO law:
IL Is now ordered by the Court here
that all persons interested in the said es-
tate of the said John w. Acker~o deceas-
ed. be and appear before the Probate
Court OF King county, in Washington
territory. at the Court Room of the said
Court, in the city of Seattle. in said King
county, on
Monday, september 18th, 1884,
At ii o'clock am, then and there TO show
cause tif any they havel why a decree OF
distribution should not be made of the
residue of said estate among the persons
entitled accord ing TO law.
And Il Is further ordered that a COPY OF
this order 10 show cause be published
once each week for four (il successive
weeks before the said I5th day of Sci ttmer,
1881, in the Seattle WEEKLY PosT-INTEI.
LIGESCER, a weekly newspaper printed
and published in the city OF Seattle, In
said King county.
Done in open Court August II, 1884,.
/. NJ. HALL.
Judge OF the Probate Court.
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King county. 50.
l, NJ. Hall, Judge and ex-officio Clerk
OF the Probate Court of said King sounty.
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
full. true and correct copy of an original
order to show casse made by our said Pro
bate Court. and entered of record on the
18th day OF August, 1884, in the matter of
the estate OF John w. Ackerson, deceased.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of our
Probate Court this said 18th day of August,
1884
(sEAL.l I. NJ. HALL.
Judge and ex-Officio Clerk Of the Probate
Court Of King county. In Washington
Territory. aulf,d
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iyi7seis
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duI,e in luxuries and Expenditures no,
absolutely needful, bat they should
never be Ia want Of the necessaries or
comforts Of life. This 10 the sure re-
salt of patient and we'll regulated farm
ing. When the farmer fails aud be
canss bankrupt in his business. ne
may, think, confidently look tor
shiftlessness, or too ambstaous
desire TO own more land. or
stock that be csn pay for or intermtd-
ding with matters that bear no reia-
ton 20 his farm, or such management
or isuoranee as demonstrate that he has
mistaken no vocation. Fortunes may
be quicker amassrd In speculation and
lost in a day, leaving = bad example,
and perhaps aemaralix ttsou and crime.
The trAdesmau and manufacturer, by
the vicissitudes Of trade or through tue
aliurements Of q short road To wealth.
NAV in A day be overcome and bring
dissster and ruin upon hundreds OF his
nsiohbors. but the industri sus. n
tellisent aud cont4nted farmers OF the
stats We fsnd safe and profitable citi-
xsss. always contributing TO Its wesits
and urusperity. The real value toe
farmer 10 the State and Nation u
not. however. fully appreciated until We
consider that he feeds she millions OF
our people who are engaged Ia etnes
pursuits: that the products Of hts iaoo,
| ala the avenues of our commercc and
| supplies an important factor IN oai
| financial circles With other nssi' ns
| 4 have not come 10 Attempt 20 pleas
| Won with choice an fulsone praise, nol
10 magnify your worth and yont 'mpos.
.n.e: bns 1 have come a. Chef Exsca
tive OF the state % acknosie@ee 70 ~
behalf that our farmers yield tuu re
tnru for the benefits they reesive iron
tbs state Government have cosae y
remind you II the importance OF the 10
terests which you have IN CHARGE ana
sucos-t that Observation-Disclosures tne farm
era independence, he can NOT and mus
nos be entirely unmindfal Of shs vain
aad importAncs Of the interest he bold
| in an honest and Just eovcrnment
| 4 bis right and bis duty 20 dssn and tns
| all unjust and inequitabls oordsns apo'
agriculture and ns pFrdoct.s nossvs
sanssd Hhouid b renewed. and INA
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nuhyOn, VINO committed suicide, nAs
tousVU IN government bonds. Hill had
negotiated for the sale OF these. and
contaminated il some three days before
ns death. Ronyons knew nothing OF
niii's doings, trusting him implicitly.
me crash ~ Wall street in May last
TOOK the bulk of Hills stealinRs. Run
yon, althoul h quite popular. was .Rnor-
ant OF financial matters, and was a
willing tool IN the hands Of the design
ING cashier.
AT 9:45 a. IN. President Runyon drove
up 10 the bank In his carriage accom-
panied by his two young daughters.
Good bye, papa" said Juliette, the
siuest, reaching ont of the carriage As
~. hnnyon descended 10 the pavement,
hope all will be we'll"
IL you de not see me before night.
ne responded. tell mamma that wll,
suck to the bank"
twenty minutes later he sent Chief
SixRerald, who was In charge OF the
eank, Tor n copy of the morning paper
" which the story 10 told OF his com
PiicitS Ia the banks downfall. Secur
.hs the paper he went into the room 20
scp'ed by the organizing directors and
segan TO read deathly pallor spread
ever bis face and be exclaimed my
700 what will my children DOR Pass
lnR a handkerchief over his brow. h'
snfew the paper into the lap of Directol
stoddard. and excusing himself ven
shso the toilet room. A minute late
me sound Of a fall was heard. Thu
directors rushed TO the closet and dis
covered the body of Runyon ON th'
noof, blood ooziug from gap IN III
s1rest. de Was determined on suicide
40 Dad cut his wrist deep, the bloos
spurting against the wall and ceiling
ne thousands Of people outside yer
nofnfed. "Shall We raid the bank Z
vas the question which agitated th
aeohized depositors. Farmers from th
sountry joined the throng aud shoute'
.cs Their money. The police hanke'
as street and with difficulty quisted ID
nsinR disturbance.
Az 30 one of The directors, Jnhnso
Aslson, Was reported dead. An invs,tl
ssIion revealed The fact that hs bad b
.e exhausted on account Of the -trst
~ nerves. He Vas 9 hsavy steal
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THE BLAINE LIBEL SUIT,
thc Scw Petition OF the Slnnderous II
dlnnapoi!s journal.

The New Petition Of the Slnnderous In.
dlnnapol.s journal.
lSptASAroL;s, September 1S.-In the
United States District Court this afternoon
The attorneys for Mr.. Shoemaker filed n
bill Of discovery in the Blainc-.Ssntinellibel
suit. The bill begins by citing the fact OF
Blaine bringing 4 suit against the Sentinel
and repeating the original complaint in
the suit, the Stntiners answer accompany
ngthe interrogations and reply OF Blaine's
attorneys. 7-s,' - 5-l't' ~. :
The pill then states that after the filing
OF the interrosatories, Shoemaker's attor-
neys, on the 9Th Of September moved the
court for rule against Mr.. Blaine to
answer the same within u specified time
10 be fixed by the court, which motion
was argued on the 18th OF September and
overriied. The bill then goes on to saw
thal ID order to make q certain defence Of
Justification pleaded by Shoemaker it will
be necessary and material for the orators
10 show amt prove that Mr.. Blaine had H.
llcit relations with and seduced the person
whom he afterwards married, the result
OF said intercourse being the birth OF 4
child, in about three months after said
marriage. The bill goes on to say that
the orators are informed and believe the
marriage OF James G. Blaine and Harriet
ssanwood occurred or about the Goth OF
Match, ISL, in Pittsburgh, Pa; that the
marriage was clandestinely arranged
secretly performed and hastily accom-
plishcd; that no license was issued
by any authority for such marriage, none
being required by the laws OF Pennsylva-
MIA ut that time; that no public official re-
cord was kept or made ior the same rca-
son; that one Bryon, IL minister, who OF.
iclascd ut said marriage, had been dead
several years, and that if any private
memoranda or record OF the marriage was
made the same is lost or destroyed.
The bill closes by asking that writ Of
subpoena he issued out OF chancery for
Blaine, and that he be ordered to answer
particularly the interrogatories, that the
proceedings be stayed until such time as
Mr.. Blaine will answer, that in case Mr..
Blaine fails to answer the bill, or full and
truly to answer the interrosatories further
proceedings be perpetualy stayed and re-
strained. The bill was not filed until 5
o'clock, and the court adjourned withou.
taking action. 80
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NEWS NETIEF.

At an election riot at Jaska, Austria,
yesterday, two persons were killed.
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry sailed
from Liverpool yesterday for the United
States. ,5s5 :, e. Z % il,.j
The steamboat Dakota was sunk in the
Missouri river at Providence yesterday
morning. Her freight list was valued at
$4,000. n 'r
Capt. W. T. Ellsworth, Of Boston, has
accepted the nomination for President OF
the United States, rendered him BY the
American Political Alliance party.
The President has appointed Harry
kislingbury, son OF Lieut.. .Kis!ingbury,
who lost his life in the Greely expedition,
as cadet at large to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis. 4. * B. :.
Saml. S. Early, prominent and wealthy
citizen OF Terre Haute, Ind, died sud-
denly yesterday afternoon OF heart dis
ease while seated in barber's chair and
before medical aid could be summoned.
A dispatch from uniontown, Pa, states
that several OF the Mutt family are serious
lyill, and that the youngest daughter is
not expected to live over night, and that
Annie, another daughter, died yesterday
latter iorty-eight hours sickness. It is
claimed that m attempt has been made to
poison the whole family, ji.
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WoRD comes from Baltimore that
gangs Of men are going from here (Bult;-
more by the 3. 4 Q. railroad into West
Virginia. Il will be we'll to give Il reason
able scrutiny to this class OF immigrants.
Their erranl may or may not be legiti.
mate" Similar intimations llarc reached
here. Perhaps they are not well founded
certainly it is to be hoped they are not.
But some facts are to be borne i'll mind.
Our Democratic friends. are frightened, as
witness the rarkcrburs conference OF the
notables-Goruan, voorhees,, Mcdonald,
Davis, Camden, Fellows, the West Vir-
ginia member AMI two or three other
members OF the National Committee.
German promised to put money in this
State and on tue spot assumed control OF
the campaign. an r,r .F,
Senator German maintains his ascend
ancy in Maryland by such methods as are
pointed to in our Baltimore at!vices. He
commands a disciplined legion OF thugs
and repeaters. He may or may not intend
10 make use OF them in West Virginia. It
may be that they are going through to
Ohio. At all events our friends will do
do well to keep strict watch and guard.
There is nothing at this time to attract
large numbers oil men to this State. AS
Mr. Eustace Gibson suggested in his
"nIsger KILN" interview, there is no
registration law in this State, which makes
it all the more necessary to see that no
outsiders Get into the ballot boxes.
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'true aud tried' standard bearers In tho
person OF ifon.A. II. Pownall, ,ex.delegate
70 the Legislature Of this State in the year

lie declares that he has been driven by
the acts Of his party to seek aplace among
the people who have by their recordtshown
that they have respect for the Nation; aud
by their every act in time Of war and
peace took such steps rs were necessary
for tho protection Of the people, and sthe Z
maintainance OF the Constitutions. SSssIiS,fss \!
1t IS bitter dose for our Democratic
friends here 10 have Republican come
into the heretofore banner county Of the Z
State and SOW seeds OF discord in their Z
ranks, which, MS is plain to be seen, will
~ the near future spring up apd Awrcst
from them the power TINT they with SO 4
, much authority have held for long, long