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Ourhwirfte uno 0ds9efreifle Gam
brtcs am poblfeilen Stebr.
SUIT crbalten einse scttrtifte Spibens II.
Stbwei3er gambries, es,--bessleidben Spissn,
einfaiTunsem Ourtfae, fsurirt uno iblid:
t. Blonee, uno einise (ebr ft6ne marlai!Ier
elnfadnnsem ,pobIfeil bei
wm. Seeber.
Neabina, Wai %. SIN.
G-Mertt Die rrtbe 8abns bem 8sfansnib.
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2(uforDerunQ.

6err Q3ilbslm Numan miro biermit fee
nabrlbtiat, cab SrIefe Don Deutihlano fir
lbn ansefommen ftnp. CT taoss fteb oieler:
halb all iein fraberes Soaroinsbaus III pbi'
laoelpbia rpenpem. [W1inerUa.
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Us. uno =. s.. &eim,
Smportirer uno 8erfdufer BON einbeimi.
fben 6arten Waaren.
t7oro Ste Stra6e,
81 bin9.
SUM IL. Is.
5auptquartisr, 6. 9ipiiton, .. W. I
Medbina, W1at 27iten 1914. {

oV'7FHy7
Der @snsralsmajor tsoisnt iIb bic @tleasns
belt bier eHsntIib bic fsbr 9robs 8efrise9uns
aussuoriden, Die ibm tsi SsiIbti9un9 esrSals
tallpns in ber srfsn Srsaes 6. 9ipilcn p.
3d.. purbe.
Der Stols bes 9oIbatsn bsrpcrlsubtsnb aus
Der eomp!stsn gquipiruns ber Sffi;ire une bem
oresntIiben Sstra9sn Der Olannsr, fino 3suss
niIe wsIdes Bsrtrauen man auf fie fssen fail,
,psnn Der 0tuf ";u ben Wafsn" fis in ben
9lsnif ibres qanbes brin9t.
SIN Muftras bss @ensralD1ajor Bm.lo .Keim,
Qepi Klein, Nbjuoant.
SUM IL.
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OtarIeb 8 por5I9 b e
qDQtentirte SSru66dnDer,

BON alien srfcrberlitben Gr6sen, fnb ;u BADEN
in ber 9pctbefe Sble ;um "6oloenen g5s
pen" in Der Sho 5ten gtrass, ttpsts sbas
cberbalb Wslep's Sotsl.
Msabna, Mai Ia.
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9Serfbpolles 9rnnoei9eutbum
gum prtpQt> 9Serf0uf.

Cine ectts Grunp, sntbaltsno fsbiis Sus
Srcnt une Swsi buntsrt iistsnsis 8us tisf an
Der Sio 7tsn gtraee, ndblt bsim bisli9sn Gle
isnbabns9spct 9es9sn, unp an cas 2Saibn9s
ton loaus pctsl 9rsnSenb, rpire BON ben llntsr'
ftrisbsn gum Yripat. Gsrfauf ansstctsn. 9tuf
eerisltsn bsfnest fib Elm 9rdumi9 AxwA
sneiiftfi9s5 badifsinsnss oecbnbaus f::::A
NIT an9sbautsr Slide, Seller untsr iiiiE
esmislten &c. Der plae 1T febr gut e=s'a=-=>
9ssisnt gum Sstrisb iraeno zines @efbdfts.
Simon Seyfert
9. =. Seismann.
Geabin9, cen 21. 9Noi 3m.
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I'm Die freien uno unabbln9i9eu Gr
tpabler bon Verfs @auntD:

AH Ole TteteH unO HlaoDan9l9eH VI
ipabler Don Verfs @auntp:
Wittilr9cr!
Grmutbiat burh Die Isbr arc6:
mhtbise llnterttuBuua, welhe Sbr mir bel
trhberen Gelesenbeiten seseben tpenn itb ei,s
re Stimmen fir oas lint srbsten, tteae tb
mid ,piseer Dor gueb ais elm gancpat fir
s eDrrtff,
bci ber aasemeiusn 9Dabl i'm natbtten Otto.
Der, uno erlucbe Cub ahtunsspou nm Cure
llntsritdsuus nno euren ginfnB. entb fir
Dsrsanssne Seainltaunsen aufritbtia unc
bsr;lieb oanfcnc, babe ih nur bin3usufdsen,
bab lpenn ieb bic gbre babcn fclte sr,pabIt
su ,peroen, ieb mid perfidte Die pfihten
Dss Amtes init ltEpartsillbtsit. Olsnleblitbs
fett uno auf icIde 2lrt ;u crfitllen, oab cae
Sole i'm Hll9emeinen banit 3ufriebrn frln
miro. Seinrid, 5d)affer.
Grstsr 9aun1bip,
Diai Ia. 1914. : b9S.
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N q b RI q, f

,pirb biermis eessbsn ba6 bic Gebnlbireftoren
BON $anslhrpaill saunfbip, in Berts gaun.
tp, lttb auf Samtaes ben 15tsn SUM- ndebs
itene, uin ein llbr Natbmittass, am Ganbaus
fe Don gbriitian Oanfel i'm ssuannten 3aun:
Ibip, perlammeln ,peroem uin jeben Barser
bse tenannten saunidipe ansnbtren, Der
ent'peper fir ober sesen pie 4mfnabme Der
alTe6ten Sincsr pes befasten 9aunfebips, bic
Dem Sefes sema6 ais Irme Sinper ssibuIt
weroen folIen mas gu iasen BAT. 1Beil natb
Dem 9enannten Sage, Dem Geies semab alle
alTe6tcn Rinber curtb bic 9bulpireftcren fir
eiu Sabr 3ur Stulc teforpert perpcn milz
Cen, lroseaen naeb 25erlauf oes benaiiten Ga:
aes feine ginpsnruna metr aemaebt neroen
Fam. BUR S(aebridbt non Den
Sbulr
O1ai, %. 1914. SIM.
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I'm Die freten uno uuabhdnSigen
Sttmm9eber Don Verf6 Gountp.
Treunbe uno mitbnrser!
Durh Die sitiae 4ufmunterun9 Sisler
Sreunoe be,pcaem tteae ieb mid in bic Nsibe
oct ganoibaten Die fir ras
Scberiifs 2lmt
beransfcmmen, unb erIuebe gub, mid BEL
Der fcmmencen October wabl nit guren
Stimmem uno eurem ginfub su bsebren.
SIN Gal itb slhflitb ssnus fein iots cine
Wiebrbeit eurer Stlmmen 81 erbaltsn, psrs
pfiebte ieb mid auf qBort uno gbre, pie OF,
lieSenbeiten pes 4mtss treu unb shrleb, nno
naeh meiasr teltenltcberseusnns 3u permatsn,
une iperee nis 2(nla6 CUR llnSufrlepenbeit nit
meinem amtliben Sstraacu sebsn. Olit Die.
fem BriprecbsE untsrseiebne ib ahtunespoll
meinsr 9eebrten mitbilrasr ersebener
Sreunb nnb 9lener
Sobn potteiser.
Bern 3aunGbip, Wai %. BIB.
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Kea0ln9er 3Dost=anr

't1VS WIZ l.. cSHHt AOf7
*
&nisht, AloIo (Shif'
&mB, Sobn (gumrn.
&erf, Dan'l 3 2.
&unsmau, 8.
Raufma,i, Wlr.
$ole, Cornelius
<afe, Smitb s
$oUerins. g3ra G
$einbaeb, 6enrp
&eIntab, Srcoria
[eliab.
W
Oinor, u e
Wllllsr, Sarmea
Woper. 9aplb
Mlusr, Atrabam
D1oore, s. g
S)lopcr, Scbn S. g
O1ourcp, 8.
Detabe. O7afe
M'gla'n gIlsstetb 2.
OlllIsr George
Oacelra, Sacep
Wepara, Niebolas
R,
Noberts, >epls
Ncct, Jci
Nsprsientatipes Of llnl
Napp, 5obn 5intsrs
ladenGehaft oes perlt.
Ne9ert, Saecb
SbeG, 9an'(
@tseap, wm (9at.
SpensIer, Dan'l(gha.
Sbiec, Scbn [glIa6.
Gtout, Petsr une
9. wsnsel.
Slcan, SoI. Dl.
Strcuie, Detsr
Snpeer, gbriitian
@cnocrs, Sobn
Snpoer, pstcr
Staslsp, benjamin
@pars, W 8.
Smltb, 8eaIni 8.
Sailor, Sobn
Spate. N5m.
Stener, 9enriette
9bafer, gcrparo
9wone, 4oam
Sawerbicr, Sac.
) II
9rcut, Scbn
3bern Deter
9bomas, gba's
sfeens, wm. s.
Sanoerf(iee, wm.
Sanoeriliee. 4tra.
wiabcner. Saeob
Weter, @tspbtn
Wsaonsr, 9alentine
WiIfcn, Scbn
wsloen, G. 81. O1iIs.
'isfe in obi9sr eiits an.
en- ba6 fs bsfannt ss:
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III Ole freteN uuo unabbdu9i9en gr:
pdhler Don Serfs gauntp:
Seratben unb auf9smuntsrt BON elmer 9rc6sn
Nniabl msiner 8reunes uno Ssfanntsn, bin
ib bsmcgsn pprbsn, MIDI @ursr Ssodtuns BEL
nabfer SftcbersQHabt ais @anoipat fir cas-
ScUertHs amt
anSubietsm uno it sriubs Cub frsuntfbafts
litb um Cure Gtinmsn uno llntsrlfisuno i'm
Nagsmsinsn, uno i'm Sail ib 70 sliflb isin
irllts uno Sbr MIDI er.pdbsn foatst, psriprsd)e
b bic Y1ibtsn bss Qmtes 9streulib unp sll
@ursr pcli9sn 3ufrisosnbeit ausiuubsn.
Sb psrblsibs init 9sbubrnosr Nbtuns,
eusr Srsune rme erssbenifsr 9snsr
Jaeob .. Barnet.
&saoin9, SUM 4. bus.
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&tttS WV ~1tSRbt 'SNN
auf 3ano waren ::
A
Hoams, gha's 8. e
4pams, gatbarine &
4Iser, Sulia &,
4Itbeuis, wm. &
AIper, George (elfab. g.
Wtrisbt, .. y.
Soper, Sonatban <a
SeIoIer, Sobn So
8oueber, eIi5absth Sci
8lnfIsp. 5snrp Sci
BoDsp. Dster
SaIIler, Solpmon
Seaslp, 9lrsinla s 80
BUM, wll!lam 81
T. 81
Craig, Nlet. 80
gslIer, ScIomcn 81
grois, SamusI 81
gampbel, 50. Oi
ID 81
Oclan Sames 50
Dsppsh Dan'I Oi
DcusIals, Dlarp Sd
IL 81
ed~t, Dlr. g. ela.
II 81
6lsber Daniel 3. 81
Slsber, Sobn 9. 81
Slbler, Pefsr N
Srsp, 5lram
G. 81
@awtp, Saeeb
Sault, Wiiffln g
Sooobeart, 'pstsr g
8umpert, wm. 2. 6
Scalp Samss[ShIf. g
5ocper, 9aplo
5effelnaer, wm. e
6cfon, Sobn Ws g
5eiiter, Sobn e
5uttblnionL glpr g
6eintser, wm. 8 g
6et, Scbn Wl e
5oman, Spbn g
5arts, pbiaip nno g
Jcbn Osocn g
5crnlus. Sob. (Wsai. g
oenereef. e
SID, SEQ. terster. g
5iuer, 5iram @
Forming, SoIepb g
6un5inaer, @cc.( .(Bstb
5aat, Sam'l g
5cfba,p, Sames &
5eilman Seo. 8
5artman, Casper &
5uut, 9bp's 81 0ep.
Scnes, mm. 2 g
Seuuinas, Sno =
Scnes, Sbcmas q
k q
Sret. gbriltian q
SeIIp, Sobn q
Scbler, Sobn 0eD. q
Yetfonsn Die fir Brief
fro,s, k,f;,L,, So, F,,,
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perfonsn Die fir Srisfe in obissr qiits an,
frassn beIebsn Su fasen eab lis bsfannt sc:
mabt lino
GbarIes Irerell, p. ~.
Neaoin9, SUM IL. 1914.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-26

H'aed Rnikrow yerrgar thguorw
Icuo ahw mlb 70 senab ehl revga,
IImerb ia lu2 e., eh eruir.
Ldaf' F'H o'u dnl cdaPg sib ekat ereh.
baed. Sob won meht ryr1fs Of.
Enoh dra n.sr huw enog sch gll ub.
barrh Fr ''naa u,Ht fnamb,
l.rrd eh smfoH roi isaefa ynsm.
Or. D'uoa agnuI va rafsa,
Mehl yb doafs eh meh 5ua hguao hiw,
Oaa d'eh s'urspah dna,
Eagoo' S'dIobnrcis d'ah vnos dercas ryC
Liea. luf Nema ya5 dpa.
Ewis O los 70, eya.g gid diuoc,
Lleb eht dYol mDtthw DIV,
Erac hiiw 'up urog, Ema do sell cfch.
T. Answer neat week.
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Grand Eecstorcr.

Ef,r1,' IF g.ls.f,r rs n J. Ksst Gar 3fa,srs
bsas2S Eymlravt, Lgreb sa-r
" Tho Soy suan NFf8fe is tu great demand
aad eas aas aa.e HEs "a .aj sa aar suaa lodge So
ry H5y#araaa la mar nr.gHraraaad sta aasa us.d
saf Incidence lr t1.r-Hfsr'far Lsre r#f,a rs.Ir
vr.r.an aa 20 tfa being gsIT valuable srE rt5.a-I
oga. and ahguevrf ,'tstn their power. recommends
them, 81. sgarf, Ir,stE 81 EHse,aaa.
Extract n O ir't.r % H. ] Es4l. FROM G.grrt X
br ~, 1htaraaa -.
" have BED sretgA. veneffal cases. vhi-. have
brsn ta~r esfglly treated euh yogr ~, 6lfN,a-
VI rfan af Anti Ng5ii'Hs Sggap Ivig mention
aas a1sn Eh.et bat Seen 5ralsd with tta usual
mmfaIrs at lhra. faaaths, bot stfhput aug shs,-.
rHeni VT taa dlFtarc YaH, Medicine was gro.
cgrsI nod 'he disease. 81 btcb sprsafrd 90 aa..5.
nate. 10 o ft@ dsvs ylrIdcd tr vnur remedy. & a.
Signed go Il. BARR"
4 iqp nj nadard eo, Va, for about ! 2 yesr,
afflicted th a91trae ian, lamcnras and urrgaus
he1d aetc, eaussa by taking ralame and get
uaC cold an 49, and amor using the whole time isr
nreserlFl ana of Doe wast eminent ph7sieiarr el8
"g' 7uf 81 "a, shr s1ua from yosf 80 y,as bat va
Ha1lly suerp y treated 81 'b ths Keatarcr Gold
Mine Bllsam an3 Aromatic Ex'urt 80 have
nmtH,d 'to uaac Of this laal, bu r ans parsaa
lara should Doe desired. $50 FnIas ta M. Nm.Tru.
ntah, Onnuudgc 70, Bedford os, 81.
Mrs Felr huffman sa.udartnr 0arsaroe yeats
under ConaHmp i,un. g.. She ua,8 numerous pre.
sojipttous Without any UrHra, aud wns declared
lucufabIr, hsi sas CURED by the u.r of Give Roe'n.
rer, Gold Mtuc Eaaam, Atoman, Ttnet aud
Universal ;hGor. Eerr.ucc TO Jgah Read
Ea1s JeFarsonlan. Cupcper CO.,, w.. o'N ~
RreAad 2. Il L1,rsen E.q, a pre-. the
Va, informed Dr. huhI. ou tht lamc tml
as laOoHs: " n.ar Ssr, / stsh 10 inform YOU -
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h. 81
"a sandy soil ,bst lacks po. .'s.bed out Of
G' ~ he,pe very i 10 to - - - w. 80 ap
No" 's sol--is re ey bens ~ ,sion of
sach SON = a.hrs. MARK 'he oPe ~. snff;.
Paeouoa ~ = lbs matter. There VIZ :. .nable
nature ~ ~, n leached A.aes 70 - ~,
Gent pO.l'.e .,ao,sto d,ssot'o a s'pa ,".i,ser
the roots % MS .lhc4te OF po'as go
uoo Of tnr.' a,.sol,ed, calers ioio WI e.
Of soda hos a,'Sv - INTO 80 s.Ss'' -ano
q TO-, composed, ard P'eS he sta,
'he' ,,s ,,,,cate. Ia a'her oele
so'lo,e - no g',n's ~. - l,.os
l"ae9s .alvtie asses ',, ,eaeh,n@
ashes w. ls Mo.e oS'"-@ .Ssr ss65Iddol.' e
a.oes. only ~ 1d1i.solye mere '".. gem a,
'arn ~ .',sa ,' Up 10 eve ~ 10y 80 ~ a.
= I'm soluble y g. loord - 20,
- 81 ,eatei2i' ] lne island, ~,i ul' .. -.
souls, fea,ar ssss. Ashes operate '"0'
.., c.,,b.,. .4.5u. have gwen.
Az tssA lyiag under The u,'so SUI
,a,e wa.ra has been stirred uP ai' ~
yue 40, 70, or 81 yeats aoo,'' ~,
,gl,.... ard alkaline eaf,hs, sgosoa H'u'
~ ,sat valUc 10 bringing " -.
.,r.s.r,s ii lcrilliy 10 he light 80. :.
-.,bef.c rilae,.~~g q summer 4
anl '.'' reretal rule, Us ~ ITS
- !, much Of this '''h 'o'' = ''.
IT, tales time 10 man-'1s'4's - y
ga surface SOD.
.....ff# Ia aa e1cssfs. .ia-
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&c WASHINGTON, 1.-THE FAR
MER OF MOUNT VERNON"

hngion was passiouatcly fond Of
lure. Is improvement was ever
~, an OH Ct of paramount regard.
ID Gao boast Of few sols 10 whom her
Bufe has been more indebted toa
pc assisted 10 promoting lts interest
(eater extent or with the Manifesto
"a more arden, pluonDz.ng zeal
Moving account Of his farming oper.
aill serve 10 exhibit The father ol his
"a -lhe man " drsl "a war, Gr-t 10
sknnd first IN the hearts Of nls county.
in bis true hight. " he am al
I'd Washlng'ou al Nl Vernon, con
II 1000 acres Of ,aul 10 ono body
y = -bout fi.teen square mIcs. II aas
~ INTO farms 81 convenient ,fze, nj the
% Of 2, 3, / and D miles from h-
5eD beuse. These farms ho visited
Gay IN pleasant weather, and vas con.
engaged IN experiments for the lm.
nent Of Agriculture.
& idea Of tho extent or hls farming
6as may be formed from the follow.
flzUIusa had 500 acres 10
1GEn = -.
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on 4 COuNTRY sENTON-A rrIlLE

Aoaror ner' week.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-26

/ to keep down the price, and # the supply was
very abundant. there might b. no increase
The case however Is worry different with those
articles which are produced IN this country to an
extent sufficient to supply the demand. No mat
ter what rate Of duty may be imposed upon the
foreign article. whether it be entirely prohibit
tory or not 50 long as the competition IN supply
ing the domestic article is fully equal to the de-
mand, the duty cannot increase the price.
There is every year imported from abroad more
or less Of the great staples of the West. such as
Beef, Pork, Wheat. Flour, Butter &c. The
great desideratufn with us IN the West is to IN
crease the price Of these staples, and all Will JON
in support Of that policy which will cause our
grains and provisions to sell for higher prices
If the position be true that increase OF duties
will increase tho price not only of the foreign ar
tcc, but also that of the domestic article Of the
same character, we ca easily attain tins lmpor-
tant object.
If duty of one dollar per bushel should be
imposed upon foreign wheat, would any man be
simple enough to suppose that 1t would advance
the price of wheat that amount And why
would it not Increase the price! Because wheat
is produced hero in sufficient quantities to supply
the entire demand. VIII not tho same argument
apply and with equal force to cotton goods. such
shectings, shrtings and calicoes! We hear
many complaints about the poor being taxed on
these articles for the benefit Of wealthy manutac
lures. Arc they SO taxed! Every person knows
that those articles manufactured IN this coln-
try in sufficient quantities TO supply the entire de-
mand. Not only can our manufacturers supply
the entire domestic demand, but they can success
fully compete with tho English manufacturer in
every foreign market. Why then should duty
upon foreign cotton goods increase the price of
the domestic articles of similar character, any
more than duty upon foreign wheat will in
crease the price of that Of domestic growth9 1t
is very clear that it docs not increase the price,
Tho pretcnce that the consumers of these goods
arc taxed for the benefit of the manufacturers is
q more humbug. Yours &c.
CALEB 3. SMITH,
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WING ET[NG-DlSTRICT No. q.

Pursuant 10 previous notice. a large and respec-
table number of the citizens of Cenireville and
vicinity. the School House. III district num-
her Six. one mile South of Town. on Thursday
evening. the 18th Instant. The house was called
to order, and WM. NJ. SPRINGER was chosen
President. and E. J. BONNIE appointed Secretary
The President stated the object OF the meeting
to be to hear an Address from GEORGE w. JUL
AN. Esq. who thcreupon came forward and favor
cd the audience with q truly eloquent and enter
tanning Speech upon Wing principles and the gen
era political topics Of the day.
After the Address. the following Resolutions
were introduced and unanimously adopted. to-wit
Resolved, That we checrfulv concur in the
nominations made BY the W hgs of WAYNE Coun-
ty. at the late April Election, and that will
give united support at the next August E.ec-
ton to the said nominees.
Resolved. That We deem it the duty of all good
and true Wings in these days Of radical leveing.
to unite all their energies in sustaining the
of the Wings and the interests of the country.
by eIevating to the Presidency. that distinguished
Patriot and Statesman, HENRY CLAY. of Ken
tuczv.
Resolved. That motto. ut tho August and
November Elections shall be, HENRY CLAY
a disc Eliminating Tariff for Revenue, with Incl
dental Protection to American Labor and Indus
try-a sound National Currencv-and the Distrl-
button of the Proceeds of the Sales of the Public
DOMAIN among the several States in our glorious
Union.
Resolved. That tho proceedings Of this meeting
be published III the '.Wayne County Record
and the ..Richmond Paladlam.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
w. NJ. SPRINGER. Pres't
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CONVICTION OF JUDGE ELLIOTT.

Our readers will remember that Judge Elliott,
of louisiana, was impoached before the Senate OF
that State. for certain malpractIces III office.
mong which tho granting Of over seventeen hun
drcd certificates Of naturalization without exact
ing that any of the provisions OF the law on the
subject should be compiled with 1t these
votes that enabled the Loco Fccos at the recent
election to carry tho city of New Orleans.
We learn from tho New Orleans papers that
the trial of the impeachment was closed on Sa-
turday. the 9th inst. and Judge Elliott found gull
ty of the four articles of Impeachment preferred
against him-the majority being two of the
articles 10 yeas and 4 nays, and on the other two
L yeas and 3 nays. They then unanimously re-
solved, that Judge Elliott be forthwith removed
from his office. and that it be considered vacant
from the 9th day Of April. They also unani-
mouslv resolved that this verdict should not. nor
was it meant, tic effect tho legality validity of
the certificates of naturalization issued by Judge
Elliott.
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EEx&lsOgsN FACTORY.

VIE undersigned. having purchased the above Factory,
i formerly Owned 6y Daniel Clark. and having pat
IN complete repair. ready 10 CARD WOOL.
aud run! dai DRESS CLOTiI ia the best and
upon short notice. They will also, in short tme> he
prepa rel u manufacture nil kinds OF goods order They
Will pitchasc quantity Of wool the highest
ket price payable ii Goods the Factory. for Drv
Goods aud Groceries, sc. They would prefer Wool tina,
mas been washed.
Their prices lpv and they hope, ,her long
pericscc md ttatr
ccJye share OF patronage.
NIXON < WILCOX.
Aprl l2,h. 1871. l6tf
Eaton REGISTER cory ? mo. and charge this Office.
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THE TARIFF.
House of Representatives.
Washington, April ID. 1914.

Mr.. Mckay, pursuant to notice, moved TO 60
into committee Of the whole, for the purpose Of
taking up the tariff bill.
As this was to be considered test vote. tho
yeas and nays were ordered. The result was,
yeas 81, nays %. So the House refused to 60
into committee on the bill. The vote IS consd-
erod as decisive Of the fate Of the bill Il ls con
sldered as dead for the present session.
April IS.
Mr.. Mckay gave notice that he would move
to take up the Tariff bill Monday, tho 22nd,
and he hoped there would be a full Attendance
He had on another occasion declared that he
would renow his motion every day, but he would
not waste time in making turtle motions; and
hence if he failed on Monday, that he should make
further attempts. [Cries Of 'agreed! agreod!''
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MARRtED--On the 25,h inst, BY Rev. Thos Whal-

MARRIED-On the 25,h inst, by Rev. Thos Whal-
Iop Mr. JoBx D. Pace, 10 Miss. SARAH Ann Tow Rs.
all of this ci;y.
With the above notice received gooay portion of
COOL things the which were and
SION demolished by furnishing dsrls Of the Office -
We tender warmes wishes TO the happy pair. and
the fair who has placed herself under the
Of husband. may prove to os Ioteef OF
strength and Affections and hef protector
and monitor, may ne be as gold tried tire hre'a
husband OF iuestna b.s PF1oe.
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Books Cheap for CASH!

wish 10 dispose IF my present stock of BOOKS peevi
L oas to purchasing Spring supply. Those
hand viii be sold extremely low prices Now
to nj up your Libraries. Call AZ the Book Store.
Aord 5lh, 1871.
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THE WORKING MEMBERS AND THE DRONES.
W A,r; IN 1914

WASHINGTON, April 10. 1914
Mr.. Stcenrod, one of the most decidedly use
full. gentlemanlv and valua bic working men in the
House. offered most valuable resolution to dav:
that as the House meets each day. the
absentees, This salutary proposition was voted
down by tho ldlers of reform Congress. 1t was
pity the ayes and nays were not called on it
The fact is. that although the House pretends to
sit from IL till 4. > and =. vet half the time there
is not quorum Yesterday there not hun
dred members when the House adlourned-to-
day the House. voting. found itself four times
without quorum. Every time this session when
there has been a call of the House, there have al
ways been from forty to sixty members absent
and thus the important interests of the country
suffer. The fact is, that many Of the members
como TO tho House. sit through or two calls of
the ayes and noes. then 90 off, ride, walk about
and 1rt with ladies; drink. lounge about. smoke
cigars. drink down stairs, or 90 home to dinner at
II. or l. or l. or , o'clock, crawl back between
3 and 1. and then cry out against an adjournment
ana demand the ayes and noes, that it may APP
pear they are wonderous attentive. And for this
fools play they get IS day. If their constitu-
enss could see some of EN-. they would soon be
invited to stay at homo. The fact is. the last
Congress met at II and adjourned regularly at 3,
stad in their seats and worked and did twice the
business this has done and in less time. The fact
is. that YOUR reporters here don't dare comment
on these things; but ii shall be done. and their
names published for the benefit of their constitu
ents. By A SPECTATOR.
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24,6O3
2O.594
5,279
5O.476

The " hig vote at the recent election. WIS.,
279. added to L. 3o. the number above men
toned as having gone to tho American Re-
pubIicans. makes 10 464 the total Wing vote a
yelr ago. There was then no American Re-
publican party i'll existence.
We have great pleasure in thus making the a.
mcndc honorable to tho Democratic party. who it
appears. entitled to nearly half the credit Of
Notwithstanding the clty;-A FACT WHICH IS THE
MORE HONORABLE To THEM THEY WERE THE
IN POwER.''