&Monte Demiratic Watchman. BY P. GRAY MEEK jnE W. FUREY, ASSOCIATi EDITOR InkMer►gsl. —"General Pori is still sick at Detroit." He was a good deal sicker when Lex got after him in Virginia. —The tongue of the slanderer is'a two-edged sword, touched with a dead ly venom. It slays alike friend and IMMO --"Who ie PERSHING ? " aHk the Radicals. He le a first-dim •Pennsyl vania lawyer, and will be Supreme Judge after next October. —The Joe Smith MormOns and the Brigham Young Mormons have an " onpleasantness." •We hope it will result fatally to both sides. --MrB. SOUTHWORTII is an opium enter, it is Raid. We are, of course, not expected to believe that she don't eat vegetables and " Rich" also. —What a RASH action for a Rndi• cal Sheep like CADIyALLADIR to run ngainiit our gallant Democratic Wm.' , I He'll be terribly chawe4l up. —August is doing her duly in keeping up the heated term. Latterly We've been "oh-ing" (not owing) for a lodge in some vast witilerneas. —A chap in Tyrone undertook to loot at the eclipse with his naked eye. The consequence was his eye was eeijpsed for two days afterwards. -DANIEL C. ROTE wrote himself down an aBB when he accepted a nomi• nation against gallant one legged G IIDS • (aux. Has the roan gone clean crazy? —The Quaker Indian agents state that the copper skins call G a INT their "Great Gartid'ather." It would be much more appropriate to call him their 0141 Granny. —BILNJAIII74 F. Lvair, r , the Radi cal candidate for Auditor, will have to leg it a mighty aight faster than he hag ever yet done if he wants to run . along eideof Mr. YLAGER. -BEN. BL Tl. Lit pretends I*, be in favor of only mix hours for a day's work. Itam put in more than that !mull time every day warring- on the New _Orleans women. ---A man in England named lir Li., just before he died the other day, con fessed to the mur,Jer of his mother, 33 years ago. At last the dirty willian has told the hull story. —TheJtadicals are now asking the Democracy of the county to trade Notes With then). In the words of the "late lamented we advise them not to " swap horses while crossing a stream." —Politicians of the Radical per suasion are longing forti KANT to remen to Washington. They say it coats too much to follow hint round Ile sta)s at the beat hotels—and the government me the bills. —The Roundhead society will meet at New Brighton / Pa., on the 14th of next month—trie.auniversary of the battle of South Mountain. We shouldn't wonder. if that society em braced about as many blockheads as It does Roundheads. —Because the Democratic candi date for Governor voted for BRICK IN DGE at the Charleston convention, a Radical blockhead wants to know whether Dottotss men will support him now. AR one of them, the writer of this paragraph answers, " they will, he Alters." --A fellow named MAYOR, in Pau; burg, alisquatuinted with the fonds of the order of " Red Men '• the other flay. That's just what Slalom C r aßos did some years ago. But there's this difference between CA NIKON MAY IR. MAYOR was arreiited and C.tara. 0N wasn't —A female mute named ANNA MENNERLY, of Zanesville, Ohio, has had a male mute named C. A. (JAR. RARE) arrested for attempting to commit an outrage upon lier. Our devil indig• nantly wonders if the courts will dare to disregard this mute appeal for justice. —A Ratl44l paper talks about ASA Ps.citra's speculating in the " toil and sweat of the miners of Western Pennsylvania." If hiring men ,atgood wages, and paying them ecuA, is specu lating in their toil and sweat, then Mr. Pkozeit taunt plead gui'ty. But is not that editor one of the Doestick's dam• phoorg i —According to flrat-class - Radical authority all the nominees of that par ty in this County are "highly educated" men. Just so; we know some of them. One is well educated in the tricks of fhe Pqtagyittania.war6y;aci company; 'another •knows Wm/Whiny about oil. A third its well booked up in the duties of a deputy' provost marshal, and is learned in the cowardly art of hauling honest men owl Vale& bed* -at dead of nig,ht I Oh, ,yes—well educated in deed! VOL. 14. The Differenoe.---1860--*-11168 Figures are perhaps, after all the strongest argument, and we will now LW a few of them just to'show the dif ference between Radicalism and De mocracy, in the legislative expenses of the State government. In the year IMO, under Democratic rule, the num ber of officers and persons employed in and about the house of Representatives at Harrisburg and their salaries, were as follows: One Clerk, 81. 5 00 - One Futniatent clerk, 40x) One resident elnrk. Loon Four trimmerililng clerks, (each $000) 2,nokt One extra do, 450 Five mergeant.st-arms (8424)) 2,250 Five door keepers. (4.'w)) 2,224) Five messengers, (W)) 2,20) One pmwmaster, 700 Two extra messengers, (430) 045) Ten pages, (110) I la) Fourteen roaster. and Adders, ( 4)0) 4,900 , one maraud of rotunda, 430 ()no fireman, MO Ono 10441 10 WM4014044, :130 Trffol officers, fifty lii ref: Now let us look at the other side. In IRfiS, under Radical rule the House expenses and officers and employees are thus stated in the official record : ll] one Agnigtant clerk, 11(O One rogident eIeEIL (J. A Amull) 1 (/MI Six tratiget Piing clerkg, 6,001) One cent regident clerk, (W Cooper): Loon (Ole do, (W P firrill) goo Si; POrgoant-el-nrms, icino Ten doorkeeperg, 10,000 Eight niuggengers, M,401 Two poluniariler., (prinelpal and newt) 2,200 Thirty-eight gamer* and - folder., 3),510) llne mnrmlial of rotunda, 701 Ono tuis't marshal of rotund., IVO tine engineer, Vno Ilmnati, f lne nlnktant flrem.on (1111. superintendent of rlon•t4, Mon 4 - se /illl/110/111i, du. 750 Thirteen page", 2*st Tnree widitionni officers, title unknown. 2,4n0 Ninety-eight nftleerit Figures won't It e, and in the above we have the most abundant proof of the extravagance of the Radical ',arty. A. difference of . fiftpnine thousand fire hundred and len dollars in favor of the Democracy is au item worth recon'ing, and will nodonht he properly apprecia ted. by the people. The number of members of the Legislature riot having been increased since 1860, there ails no reason for an increase of officials, and let the taxpayers bear in mii d that there will be no change in this respect unless there is a change of admit) istra lion. Gov. tienav is OM tool of the corm ptionists, and his re election would be a great misfortune to the people. In the words arm exchange, "the cor ruption which has developed Ruch hid eons proportions under his fostering care mould continue to increase. It would take more than sixty thousand dollars to pay for evra pesters and folders and other umeleAm officials about the State Capitol Let the tax payers of Pennsylvania place Are PACKER la the Gubernatorial Chair and there will be a speedy change for the better." The Tenn eeeee Election Theitadicals of Pennsylvania have an example before them of what is in store for their devilish party in the result of the late election in Tennessee. There the whole Jacobin party has been puked out from the stomach of the people. It is dead and damned forever- Tore, and willnever again present an unbroken front in political campaigns in that soul-tried State. Tennessee rove up as a man and threw it off, buried it, stink it from sight and smell. Not withstanding the vaunted Impertinence of the Administratioti in its interfer ence in favor of Stokes, the villian, the people voted for Stscriii, the reformed Republican, by an overwhelming and crushing majority. They also threw overboard all the (mini on the kody politic in the shape of atnbitioui demo gogues.for diwer positions. The Lep islature is now composed largely, al most wholly, bfieonservatives and dem °crate. These men once more take up on themselves the' responsibility of making the laws for a freed people, long held in political diseounlity. They take positions left vacant on the inva sion of Tennessee by the negro•freeing army that invaded her borders in 1862. They are again at the helm of govern. mint in robbed and ruined Tennessee, and a great responsibility rest 3 upon -their shoulders. It is now Ctre ditty of the white, honest Legislature of Tenn 'wee to save a robbed, plundered and bankrupt State front the disaster of State repudiation of her debts; aryl to build up her destroyed commerce L.her depted i ireasury; her broken down ma terial inierests; and to provide for her jeopardized credit, now almost worth• less. ' The Comptroller of Tenneame, Ra.li• cal ae ho is, through fear and to set Vii: * - Mgr 1 t • / / 4111 STATE RIGHTS AND FEDERAL UNION BELLEFONTE, PA., k FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1869. himself right, bits shown the deplora- We condition of the State's finances.-- Millions of dollars of bonds unaccount able for are in circulation—bonds sued by the thieves of loyalty--of which no record can be found. The scpool fund has been spirited away. $600,0(X) the people's taxes—u sa cred fund for the education of the chil dren of the Stale—is gone? It was stolen in a body, and is lost. Afl the principal cities of the State are even worse off, if possible. Nash ville is financially a wreck. Fifty years of prosperity, and good management cannot more than make things even.— White and black A fricans, and Yankee rascals have lied it to death. No man can learn the exact indebtedness of Nashville or the Stale of Tennessee; but repudiation 'penances both, and it is Hine that honest white Men had the management of thcir ; and it they save the State and cities from the dangers which 'penance their future credit they will have done a Herculean MEM MEM I= This is the condition of Tennessee, and yet how nelir to beitt a pieturealso of Pennsylvania, under Robber Radical rule I And if Pennsylvania Ss not quite so far sunk as Tennessee, it is only be cause the Radical thieves have had a better chance there than here. Still we have nothirrg to boast of, and dishonor may yet come to Penn sylvania under the rule of such a set of rascals as have governed the land of Penn for the last tae year.. But there is hope ahead! There is light in the future! With honest ?is% P ICKER and a Democratic Legislature, the tax pay ers of Pennsylvania will haven wall of adamant between them and the mom strolls plunderers. Like Tennessee, let the earnest, honest, brave exoebx of Penwl,Nanoi free them4eir es from Jac .Lin rut iii a crushing, oierwhelaning inajoritt —and all w ill be well But there is work todo,tbr victory will not come to the slothful and tonith If they would be prosperous, let the pc°. pie ?it e to it that a thorough. change is made in the administration of our State government at the conning elec t ion. EMEI Negro Suffrage the Great Issue It cannot too often he repeated to the voters of ..he State of Pennsylvania, that Negro Sairuge is the peat ques tion at issue thts fall. The Rump Congress, ha% ing passed what it calle'l an Amendment to the Conntitution of the United Staten, conferring the frau• chise upon the Heroes of the country, nubject to the ratification of the Legis latures of three- knurl h of the States, the Radical Representatives of the people of Pennsylvania, at Ilarrisburg, last winter, coincided in that amendment, and limn virtually struck the word "white" out of (air State constitution, making the negromor the State the political equals of the white popula tion. The question now is whether this inquitous legislation, carried into effect against the wishes of the iwople, shall stand. The Democratic party say it shall not any longer be allowed). 1114- grate the Statute books of the Com monwealth. They say it must be re pealed. For this purpose they pro -1:1111 fall, (0 send representatives to Ilarrisburg, pledged to do all in their power tp elh , ct the repeal of that infa mous enactment, and thus give back to the white people of the State their birthright of the franchise. The De mocracy say that negroes shall nal rote in Pennsylvania, or, at: least, that our brave old State shall not be tilaced in the position of giving her consent to the base and damnable scheme of the Radical party to keep itself in power by plaCing the ballot in the hands of a horde of bigoted and ignorant blacks. They say that While Aka shall in. Pennsylvania, or, in the words ofan em inent but now dead 'statesman, that " this is a white man's governThent, made by white men, for white men, and to be ruled by while men, forever." On the contrary, the Radicals declare that the negroea shall vote. They in Met that the legislation of Met winter, whereby the _Laden' distinction be tween white and black was stricken down, shall be maintained. The sal vation oftheir party depends upon this, and they are now making mitterhuman efforts 'to maintain their , aseendsncy in the Legislature. They know very well that ifthe Democrats elect a Wajority ~, ~~ of the members of the Legislature, their plane to make the negro a voter in thin ,State will be knocked in the head, and their whole political edifice overturned. If the negro ix not allowed to vote, their party will be ignomini ously defeated, anti ll'ence they are la. boring night and tiny to defeat the oh. ject of the democrats, and sustain them• nelves in theirprecent position of spoils and profit by legislatively reaffirming, this winter, Pie disgraceful anti de grading negro ennetment of the last session. This is the real and true tome of the contest, this fall. What the Democra cy ask is that the while people of the State will assert their prerogative to ride, and assist in protecting them• selves from political and social asso ciation with the negro race, Tune af ter time have they been warned of the designs of the Radical party, but, here !afore, without apparent effect. The matter has at length culminated, and the predictions of the Democracy have been most fearfully verified. Any fur ther delay to act now becomes crimi— naf, and mice more and for the last lime the people have n chance to redeem themselves and wipe trout our State escutcheon the find blot which Radical legi'slation has put upon it. Will you not, then, peOple of Penn sylvania, send to the next Legislature men pledged to IiRPRAL I The LA that now blackens our statutes, giving to Sam ho, Pompey and Cuffee the right to vote, must be taken off, and the sole right of the white man to control our State affairs, must. be established for. ewer. The Radical infamy of last win ter must be ON erthrown. See to it, then, that good and trite men are sent to the Legislature, for there, after till, the most important point is to he gained. Let our cry be, Itti . E 11. ! RR' PRA ! ! ILEPE AI.! ! I 81111, VI the tri umph of the Democracy, artder the lend of Ps( K CR and PRIMUS°, tit' EFRAI l E will be finally and forever annihilated in Pennsylvania. After all the expense of building and improving the Capitol at Washing. ton, it now seems probable that the seat of Government within a few years, be removed to sonie point in the West. The city of St. Louis is making great eftbrts to have it located within her borders, and other western cities are competing for the honor. Council Bluffs, in lowa, also puts in a claim to the Capitalship, and urges, as a reason, her undoubted railroad facilities and central location. It seems, indeed, reasonable, that the seat of government should be Iccated centrally. Washington city is too far east to be convenient, and our Western men seem determined to put the Capi tal where it will be more easy of ac cess. The extension of the coun(iy West favors the idea of its removal ton Western city, and were it not for the CllOl - 11101111 expense that would bc•iu~i lent to the transfer, we doubt if there would be much regret at its removal. Of course the people of Washington city would object, but outside of that community and a few of the Atlantic States, we think the impression is gen erallv fat oralde to' another and more central location. With the sent of Uovernment gone, Washington would he a dead city, and with its removal, the question would % have, to be co imidered of what sLould he done with the public build ings. These m [gilt be taken down, and the marble and other material used in the erection of new, ones " beyond the Mississippi." However we won't an ticiptite. —The following is how the eclipse of the sun appeared at tittringtield, Illi nois, where it wa.s total : Daring vie total obsettration of the son a al bino.. like death restod,all over the city Birds new to their vat& fowls to their moats, ana otilekons to tat if kindly wings of Kindle!. A drove of eown Wiling near the reservoir. with beads nal tolls ereetnnd with a startled, fright ened look, started for the o fly, mid did not erase running anti! old OM Otletl more shone forth. Many other Incidents, some laughable and oth era grave, transpired during the ellipse. Dogs Were seen to gage In wandot et the terrible app pentane,. of the sky, and remain during the to tal Miami ratito in Alt attitude of alarm and won derment, but Jost nt that moment the first ray of the son appeared, they fiat:weaned the Joy they felt in it way thet dega only oat., The observa tions made by the itelentlfle gentlemen have been all that could be desired. --,—••••"Cisares face expresses noth• ing." Yes, it does; it expeesaes ig norance and incompetence, as plainly, and as positively as any race we have , ever seen; Soldiers vs. Statesmen.l The nomination of Gactaos q. Pm DIET" as the Winocratic candidate for Governor of Ghio, is/a most auspi. cious omen for the D mocract of the Buckeye State. Und his bantier they will certainly triumt 1, and it will not simply be a triumph. f men ht 4 a tri umph of principle. No dm& they would lieurt been su essful under the lead of ROSSI'S ANS but, Whilo '!Old Rosy" a gallant general, he was not a fit man to be placed at the head of civil affairs. , uring the war, he was as eager and as zealous in arresting and imprisoning rivate citizens as any tool of hiNcocs's ajiltinistration, and we think the De mcmtic party 13f Ohio made a grand mistake when they placed him in nomination overt Judge RAN NRY. (i'll. TIOSErIi ANS is ll' Illili tit ry man entirely, and conseque tly his education unfits ucation unfits hint tOrthe poition of a political lender. His withifillwal we consider as, in every respect, highly advantageous, and likely radial- to add to than take from the strength of the party. Mr. iSISDI.STO!‘ is 41a repre sentative man of the West, mid thesone whom that people most delight to hot or. His nomination, therefoht, will be ImPed with rapture all over the coun try, and Under his lead the (Iltio De mocracy are certain to achieve a most glorious victory. We are glad to perceive that the peo. ple are gradually returning to their old faith in the statesmen of dui country and losing their confidence in military eh ieflains as political leaders. _No good will evir result to this governMent from placing exclusively military men in civil oftiet, and the esperienci of the last few Yea ought to be a solemn against such a course. No American citizen can now refer to the President of the United States without a blush for his statesmanship, or a feeling of mort fication at his ignorance. Let his case be the last of the kind, and hereafter let us till our civil offices with civilians and statesmen and our In i luta. r y offices only with soldiers. _si nce ft g t lif.linittigttraiitni Long liranch,.in New Jersey, hail become the capital of the country. ' At leant, that in where GRANT stays all the time, and it in presumable that whea6 the President residen the seat of tiotern• ment 'mint be. ULYSSES has been en jo)ing himself hugely this season, bathing, driving along the beach,;look• ing tat •the ladies , &c., and letting the Government "go to thunder." The following is a solliloquy, which is posed to have escaped from his lips along with a mouthful of cigar smoke : •'Un the beach at:Long Branch They steal toy heart away, With a dog light or plant Iwke, Every day I stay; And I think that to to, Preddont Is nothing else hot play I meet MI. lilies Logan. At Moors I spend the day, Stop a bit with Lydi•Thompaon Ti try nems blonde croquet. if Rorie didn't horn Inc, With nary Icuard to pay. think that down at Long Branch I could stay till I wax gray " Packer and Pershing What 4111111 ho the majority of ottr. l standard bearers in.gallantold Centre? We ought to give them 1,0(X) majority. By a little energy on the part of the working, earnest Democrats of the several townships, we are sure this can be .lone. If we would save the Coin. monwealth from absolNe min, let jts heart throb lortiraltill4p4and ~times for PACKER AND PERSHING, Peace and Prosperity I Democritts I to work. —A now objection has been found to Judge PACKER. The Carbon Demo (Tat says : "There lives a man in Mauch °Mink, "this county, who refuses to vote for "Hon. Asa Packer, and annoutes that "he will spend money -todeftiatiNin at "the polls, because, twenty-eight year./ "ago, when the common town faint for "that purpose had disappeared some "how mysteriously, Judge Packer per emptorily arid pointively and audm "clously And treason day, and Win um.' "patriotic and unstatesenanlike n ' man• "ner, refused to pay hie proportion for "the purchase ors town bill t As the "min we refer to did not pocket any of "that money, rover saw any of it, and "was as honest as the sunlight, this is "overwhelming prbof that the rand'. "date of the Dealbtfracy is unpopular "at hOlllO. Thel3adical, pair* please "copy-- , -the gazeitttlret.. • I 1 . Pennlipc Ivan's. 111 .:. 1 1 4 AM Erie' Railwey . Ongineer has fallen heir 4t i illiamsport haft jiliangorated 6 typograph fi% I fon. Right. i 1.,,; titliii . ~, , envlllr 1 1 sto have n Dorman grongerfost t , neininy, August 25. f,,, i Willlaniaport Standard and Gaseffe 4;40 Iginti id a little billingegate. I' kff Bleat Bear sew mill. in Clearfield est cut ;1.13,215e ' feet of inch board, last wi4;.l 1 . ..14 Aithe' t'n' oliMrcti near Adamsburg, West. ntblyt 0 cotinti, wen robbed of Its carpet atfd otilr niture a few days since. '—, Castie has Sunday street minnow; Herti . re timid every Sunday on the public sol b , , diftgrent denominations participat- Ink, 1 , ii , $ .414iiiiiiigan, a miner, was Instantly killii 4 .41 the Moidaninou mine, near Os ceol 'the failing npon him of a large muse of c Pa e.—Dr; WalFeneld, of Blairsville, has c a fou : ' Otlfoi grepe'yino on %Hell are between 1,0 00 a biptches, by actual count, each buncht ave fill ttfi large, perfectly formed 4 , grapet , ?illy Itfinre county beat this? --114 t vio4r tifreekrrillea of rail yet remain to be leld,oli z the, Lehigh Valley rail road to complete thqind un:lting the Erie road at Wa verly, N, ty1:111(11 ti e Now Jersey Central, North PirriThßtnla,nd other road, south and oast —We Isuirni f says tibia Sunbury American, that Charles it. iftleineir„ late Collector of In ternbrokenovelb 14 t Union District, had his r 4 leg broken 0 Tae y last, by being thrown' out of ..bugsy.j)la farm near Mittlinburg, Union eotudytl' 144,.' MB Dir=g3 letter to lie, that gent'oin nttorneo gini him co " dr I=! —During Mr. Mullin oer county, standing un bly, running burning him I Er= erty, near itt since, and wl The animal r ir obligird tape' gave way In, —They lin \ township, lie. RI tho windo, ',tell thene ti laughter oer ell about till I= solution of 4• the offensive covered that by the applle one-fourth c uHrt rut —Rebecca of Harry Del moreland rot bull, a few di tie field gath eriug early tai wan, with considerable r, and the girl earned to th, ly Injured by the borne of the bruit: 74i ham been guilty of similar freaks lierettlfd+ , 1 AIJOIRAT It, Leta —The paussenger train on the Northern tentral Itallwandue at this city about 7 o'clock, wee this more is about dayhreak, precipitated into the rum I n halt mile Uefow Dauphin, at the poindof f mountain engi neer and fireman both 411 No No pasneaders ,4,. Injured. Thu engine, 4 And two beggar ears are in the vatiii I. T iaggage-maider was ellghtly Injured by a bol, ajriking him on the head. lir is, SAIrICHAD A liNAci AND BURNS!, A BAIN.—A little Non of James Plpor, of Elk township, on Mon day hoot was left at home alone. and seeing a snake crawling Into a htllow log, near the barn, ho undertook to get It out, toy pouring hot wa ter In Failing in this. he sot lire to the log.— The lire soon communicated to a hay stack, and from that to the barn, and all were des troyed The loan Is heavy, as the barn was full ofgrain and hay —The Venango Spcetnfor gives a full account of an eiploulon of nitro-glycerine, at Scrub grape, by which Fetterman was killed, and his ~,,, her James badly wounded. Mr Redfield who used the explosive material for torpedoes hill eclat of it'in the ivoods, which was fonind by Mrs. Fetterman who gave It to her hue. band He thought it was lard oil, and began using it on his engine, with the above terrible rovult —A mireculou. encipe occurred In Hunting don butt week. Sanford ROM., of that place, while mowing, Meet - mitred a hand rake Mend ing In front of hie machine, end lilting the cut ter, res,heti down to remove the rake, when he diseovered ahoy Jima beside It. He carried the blade over, and upon Writing around, he new his own four year old boy asleep In the arena, who but for the rake being vielble, meet have met with a horrible death. Aocuster.—On Monday, Mr. SweUser, of Con. emaugh borough, met with a very painful acci dent, which recalled lathe loss of a limb. As some care were being backed down to the rob. ling mill he was on the bumpers, In ardor to unionco the coupling connecting the cars Ur gather, With one of his feet hanging down be tween the tempera. The lower car ran off the track, cnnslng the hatnpera to coins together with tremendous fore., and his foal was caught between them mid crushed in so horrible a manner that amputation became nee y. —A servant girl In Altoona recently tried whisky to kfll rods. She sweetened It with au. gar 'enticed bread In It, and then fen the bread In the cellar, where rata "most do eiinagregate." She bad been up stair* but half aniklwir when she heard laughing, singing, and a general killelmilfoo down stairs. She accordingly Vint down to see what was the matter.- im agine her anotilohment to And about a dosen rate gloriously 'fuddled, engaged In throwing potato , paring,' at each .other, and hauling one 'another op to drink. —A turkey-gobbler belonging to Mr. 'lCram Burden, of Pottsgrore 'township. Montgomery 004ntk, recently astdnlshed him oirner by a rather singular froth. He taw mimed for mime thrc, and smirch being inside, ha was ilmnd sitting upon a neat, turk•ydeen fashion, the sold nest containing mesa amp. In oourse of lime, by pent/ Ming In his " get," the old shop was secesertukhr hatching out *ls young tur keys, which he proceeded ,to take charge of; bat bowleg rather hip beel he trod upon end 'killed three or tour of them mid the Mhera teem then Wisp (rein .Th• sotbier is proorwenuarsacess IP Yeoult, hot nfror mon /toPISOIRV 41sp. Rtb usurp 010 Ilghte and Ilrivi 6 lelflo.9( 1$ igglale enritedi"VigePt la this lnetance, , Z!=1:1 he request. " ponlshun sM ry authorised expressed his . week, n son of COlll Bank, Mor ighthimg, while him consider.- tering It, and Wm. Dough- II few days a was extinct . the time, and well, which In tit. Clair aia,ata appear persons have lady and her tre not (had,- dons. tiled a weak tofrautrilitie cancel., dia. ely reiniciak conalated of diluted In a lho employ wnehip, Weil• y • ferocious
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