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members Of the Cabinet. survey of the
city, and last. though moi least, by peep
al the beauty that graces the Promenade
along the Avenue. UNION.
WAsuI,oTov. Feb. II. t850,


Iderived great pleasure. a few days ago trom
an interview with MFR. GALES of the Intellisen'
Ger. was presented 10 him by gentleman,
whose Introduction was passport to the veteran
Editors civiliy.
found him in his editorial room, assidunusly
engaged in the duties of his vocation. His lace
aud manners were as plain aud unpretendlDS as
those of his venerable paper Assoon as he got
the hang of my real name which has bothered
me more than any body else. he gave me MI old
fashioned warm shake of the hand. aud with that
great Inrge Ece of his rayed all over with the
beams of kindness cordially detained me IN an
interview until my deferance 10 his engagements
dictated its termination.
The lover Of truth sincerity, benevolence,
good will to man. and civiiiy-all cnmbined-
will see their abode. in his hosom, indexed by his
features aud not in small type either.
He was not alone, when | entered his room.
His wife snt by his side; aud she so fills that best
of all words when is filed that it scorns an
adjective. Her gentle smiles oil mature affection
seemed mirrored in his own. Aud her mild and
comely face, graced by the elegance Of sedate
woInanhood is, no less than his, an exponent oil
the exec lent qualities Of her character They
have travelled long together in the pilgrimage
of life aud are now enjoying its serene eventide
in an atmosphere f happiness. My heart prompts
my pen to write the prayer, that it may lmger, =
laurelled with the true glory Of life we'll spent
like summer evening, that fades sweetly away
into the moons placid and consoling light
This week will, probably, be made memorable
by Messers Calhoun, Webster and Benton, in the
discussion of the Slavery question.
1t is genernlly understood that Mr.. Benton IL
reserviug himself for the great champion Of the
South aud that the events Of the last year. IL
which they have played adverse parts with IL gonC
deal of bitterness, will stimulate the Missouran
to put out all his power, in the high game of de
lato.
The decline of a great intellect shades itselI
and its admirers, with the hue of melancholy. -
Mr.. Webster dued, the other day, at Mr., Ben
tons. gentleman from the South an arden
ndmirer Of Mr.. Webster told him he must give
the Senate aud the country speech equal Ia hi'
reply To lIayne. Ah my dear friend. said he
you must remember | am almost twenty year,
older. now His saduess which seemed to stea
uu in his words, is shared by millions oi his coun
trymen, UNION.
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DECIDEDLY CooL. old clergyman
preaching before some of the Americans.
at Corpus Christi, made use of the tol.
lowing remarks:
"Ten thousand dollars is large sum
To most Of us! yet what would it profl7 ?
Yon cannot carry it out OF tho world
Then what would you do with it, or yOu,
or gnu, or yOal' pointing with an orator..
al flourish at each repetition to different
individuals before him, At length an
I'D stager, well known to the Corpus
Christi army. Judge H--ys-
could contain himself no longer When
the 6uger pointed at him, and in the mo.
menlary pause succeeding the scruliniz,ng
question, the Judge broke the solemn s.
Ience by answering in loud. shrilI tone,
"Lay II out ~ mUlesl" Shall attempt,
says II narrator. TO portray tho eliectl
The audience was convulsed."
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IN relnr nrs nr' essary to seek lhr best mPau>
~ ienoVang and resloring the lost erSrgirs oi tn
hOdy. thar II may b. better able 10 endure the chill
ling damps aud fro>ts of the approaching winter -
To do this effectually, the patient must call 10 hi
aid none but the pures, sniesI and mos, hraiug nj
natures agents. namev VcgPt Bile Remedies, aud
first aud foremost in this casS Of remedies stand e
| GREFEN BERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
They al once comnlne the power of cleansing, puri
Tying aud strengthening he stomach. fairly roofing
out disease aud rdding the body Of its bad humol,
and lurking maladies. In chronic diseases the,
acheVe their highest riumph-lhey defy all coupe
tiion They are faithful al their work, entering IN
10 The hidden recesses Of the system, quietly purify
ing the blood and giving health and vgor TO the
holy. The patient who once gives the Gla(enbers
Vegetable Pills trial vii! never again resort to the
depicting aud drenching medicines now before the
public,
THE GREFEN BERG HEALTH BITTERS,
taken in conjunction with the Pills prove most
invaluable touir; the, give new life TO the natenr.
by imparIng healthy tone 10 the stomach, rrea
ting appetite, and dispellng that aneuor so often
felt by those who are in any way dehilIiatel,
THE GREEN BERG SARSAPARll
has become one Of the mos popular remedies OF the
day, bul unlike other ARTICLES Of the Kind, put IN
in more concentrated form. made Of the pures,
materials imported expressly by this establishment
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W.. Wv 'S 81 % -, ~, ".e"s1 W.
s"p,oy, Nv" s"'S 'S '" "'a "'s"eS' 'e'"'o 's
'"''g rIIIS II nySENTEDv "yM M SvDun
80 n,,. ~ ~ - N"r'
ne.t' Hn"s Tm.uy w "ySe"'ey' "'"rtn@H'
T," T,mI HpEISN, "p'Sus. r"vi wnIiNTA ,,>rrn,~D
IT 1T "h''T'N 'ooN n'N yin MIN
rms mas 10 eq"a' IN 'he following diseases, VIZ {;
ag"e III '',e iace' "nB"oIm' ""Iu head' oums, orui
ses ana S'I Mnis o. swellugs, DO.
| ro CHlbDREN'S PANACEA,
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rials and by the best Of workmen.
He has recently added to his stock, n large as
sortnent of TRUNKS aud CARPET BAGS.
beautiful assortment Of BUGGY. CARRIAGE
aud WAGON WHIPS avariety of FLY NETS,
BRIDLES aud COLLARS.
He has also on hand an excellent article of
HUSK MATTRESSES and SEA GRASS MATS,
made up in the best aud most durable mauner.
1t isnow admitted that he has on hand the larg-
est aud best assortment Of work ever before kept
in this place and he intends to be ready at all
times to accommodate the publio,with every thing
III his line and at the ioWea prices Give him a
Gu and you wilnot go away without buying.
Lancaster, May |, l849.
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rn.m WASHINGTON.
orthe Daily Lancaster Gazette
W,sn1rnrnN Eah Is

CoryespoHdeaee ofhe Daily L1aeGster 0dzeHe
WAsHISsroS, Feb Is.
Triumph of Mr.. Clay-Mr FOOte Worsted--
The Discussion of the SlaUery QRestioR
Speeches Of Msssrs. Root aHd Mana.
Yesterday was another day of proud
triumph for Mr.. Clay; and his trophies
were won from all parties.
He had indicated purpose to favor
the admission of California. Mr.. Foote,
who allows himself to indulge in small
jealousies aud unworthy suspicious, had
seen Mr. Benton go across the Senate,
aud speak with Mr.. Clay Mr.. Foote-
always laboriug under The nigger.a a Pof@
-.saw the scheme hatching,tor smuggling
Californian to the Union, and madeproc-
lamatinn Of the plot. He assaiIedthe mo-
tives Of Mr.. Benton; aud. intending to
be more kind aud civil To Mr. Clay,
merely iEsinuated that he was lnc"nsis'
tent, and that he had been caught in the
wiles Of the Missourian. He could see
no mJlive for Mr. Benton's conduct. ex-
cept al ambition To bring Mr. Fremont,
his son in law, into the Senate; and ven.
tured To intimate that Mr., Clay could not
have been thus duped in his PALMER
days.
Henry Clay thus trled with, if not
assaied His heart and lips were touch
ed as of old. His Eagle eye flashed tue
high spirit Of his soul, and its fire famed
in the fervor of his tongue. The Senate
aud the audience. were thrilled by the
glorious burst of manhood's bold, free
thoughts, and the power of omnipotent
truth. uttered by voice. the tones of
which have rung, throughout the world ;,
IN the cause of human freedom; and
were held, by the enchantment, as one
man.
But the scene Is anticipated ny the
reader, aud my ballled pen confdes it to
his fancy.
In the Judgment of al' preSent-ladies
and meu-Mississippi stood toOt, when
tho Senate adjourned.
A Southern Democratic Senator re.
marked that if Mr. Clay had ever en-
ioyed PALMER intellect and eloquence
than those by which he is still made the
glory Of the Senate, God and ardent
climes had not given him imagination g.
nough to afford him any conception Of
their meridian height and splendor.
The Slavery Question was under dis.
cussion, in the House, and was spoken
upon by Mr. Root. Of Ohio, gentleman
fom Georgia. and Mr.. Horace Mann,
Mr. Roots speech was mild and play
ful. except his structures upon Mr.. Win
throp, upon whom he was severe = charg.
ing him with having "dodged" the vote
on the Wilmot Proviso resolution. The
application Of that term, to one Of the
Southern Knights Of Chivalry, would
have created an "atfair Of honor" or.
more likely. making up farce in the
House. The Georgan's speech was
marked by manly temper. The spirit oI
conciliation, aud paternal sentiments.
Southern gentlemen say there was ma
licious ev in Mr.. Mann's speech aud
tha; he entered into cold calculation n
the consequences Of adissoluiion Of the
Union, and run il out, 80 minutely, as Ia
exhaust vulgar fractions. 1t is to be ro.
gretled tina, free State men break the
seal Of that forbidden arithmetic. Leave
tho reckoning of that dread account tc
the South. UNION.
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Mn. McDUPPIE AND Mn PaGsroN of
South Carolina. excepting J, c. Calhoun,
the most brilliant and commanding poll.
iicians Of South Carolina, since the days
Of Pinkney. we regret to learn, are now
in utter aud hopeless imbccIiy aud idi.
ocy, from soItouiDg of the brain the dis.
ease which terminated the intellectual
life Of Southey so long boGnro his physi.
cal deccase. So wo read in tho New
York Tribune, but we cannot but hope
there is some mistake in this.
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05-A Texan paper recommends that
the stone removed from the wall Of the
Alamo. 10 make the breach by which the
enemy entered, when Travis, Cruckett
aud other brave spirits were maSsacred.
be sent to Washington as a contribution
of the State Of Texas to tho Washington
monument. II is said to be beautiful
black. susceptible of polish as fine as
marble We imagine that the association
would be rather poor one.
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Liner Complaint, Ery&pe7as and Rhew-
maltSm Cured.

RAYwlcK MARION Co.. Ky. May 81, 1849
Mr. g. u. FARRELL-Dear SIR Your Lini-
ment is selling very well aud doing vlsl deal of
good among the people. 1t has cured bad case
ot ErysipeIas, aud ahnther Of Pain in the Breast.
A lady, VIII" was confined tn her bed tor several
months with Liver Complaint aud Affection ni the
Heart, was entirely cured by the lHe oi Your Ara
bian Liniment. She said the doctors could do
her no gopd. 1t has been applied TO a fresh cut
aud eur ID it in shot time | have bern nfflic-
led with Rheumatism ior long time aud Just lie.
,orr wet sprIf il panied me SO much thai | had
no peace all day; and in the night | commenced
bathing aud rubbing with yonr Linimeilt and be
fore was donerubbing the panceased. D..
JOHN BUCKMAN.
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SERVED HIM RIGHT-The editor of the
JefferSonan, a free Soil paper at Bangor,
Me-, has been cowhidcd by the wife of
the publisher of the Democrat, of that
city for an ungallant-and as is stated
in the Bangor Whig-a false and sour.
rilous charge against the lady who ad.
ministered the punishment.
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VENICE A Woman Fiogged.-A lot.
ter from Venice says that few days "a.
go poor old fruit woman, noar the ri.
alto. enraged at Croat who took her
trull without payment, loudly curscd the
Aust'tahs, She was immedatel publicly
logged in the Piazza 81. Marco. She
was severed with blood when the Cog.
ging was over. and cursed the the Aus.
trians again. The punishment was re .
peated, but this time she cursed not, for
she was dead.
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SOMERSET posr.-This paper has at
gain passed into tho hands of Mr. j.
Shearcr, its former editor and proprietor
Mr.. J. w. Shirley retiring. Tolhe lat
ter We wish success in bis retirement
To the former we trust the Wings o
Perry will bestow liberal support. 4
is the only way in which a county paper
can be- made useful.
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W Exchanging kiss is not applca-
BILE as public honor or even token of
respect. 1t is the pledge Of affection.
Even the indscriminate kissing Of fe.
male friends by ladies is inappropriate.
1t is in fact practical falsehood-a pro-
fessinn Of love where none exists
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VIRGINIA AND CoLoNIzATIoN.--In the
House ofDclegales Of tho Virginia leg,
isluiure, on Wednesday. tho bin for tho
removal Of foe persons Of color, appro.
pria!ing 100000 per unnum for Eve years
for that purpose, was taken up aud pas.
sed without division.
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'VIUTVUTI UHIIIJUTVU' NUUH
DIR. j. WHITES REMEDIES

slure health and 1.-THE same time leave the con.
stitution uninjured. Such
DIR. j. WHITES REMEDIES
have proved themselves To be. 1t is clailned for
them that they approach nearer accomplishing
what is sci forth in their behalf, than any relne-
dies ever offered to the public patent medicines.
They should have the preference of other medI.
cines offered for sale, through the country. be.
cause Doctor WHITE (who prepared ihem) has
been tOr more than 80 years entirely unrivaled
In his success, in curing chronic diseases; and
these remedies are those used in his private prac-
tce. These medicines have now been sold about
two years in this county and without any Of that
bombastical and oversraned advertising which
hills our newspapers in praise of the varions nos
trums sold through the country. They have been
silently, but steadily introducing themselves into
use, and it is here confidently asserted that no
family who has used any of them, have been dis.
appointed; but continue to use them and recon-
mend them to their friends. as
Dr. Whites VEGETABLE ELIXER
for the cure or paliation of all diseases affecting
the breast MS consumption Bronchitis &c.
THE INDIAN COMPOUND,
COR the cure OF Scroula aud all diseases arising
from an impurity III the blood. especially Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Hypochondria aud the
various forms oi female diseases, approaches near
iniaibility, ;han any remedies ever sold for SINH
lar purposes. Those who wish reliei in those
diseases are invited to call Oh the subscriber and
he will recommend them tn persons in Loncas-
ter and vicinity, WIN have been cured or greatly
relieved by them. This course is deemed better
than filling The papers with certificates from per-
sons that no Que knnws. fVH
THE VEGETABLE PILLS
in all cases, where pursatives or mild physics are
needed, are warranted to give satisfaction. and
used iontly with the Indian Compound and ve-
getable Elixer very seldom failed To restore per-
feet health But the
MAGIC LINIMENT
IN NIL cases, where Liniments ARE useful, has no
equal in the world A few drops (from 10 to
20) taken in a sup of water, will give almost n-
slan reef in cases OF collie or cramp in the stom-
aol or bowels Try these medicines, il you aro
afflicted, and they will fully justify all that has
been said in their favor.
For sale Immediately opposite the Telegraph
Office Main street. II. SCOTT.
Lancaster, October IL, l849 6m23
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CABINET MAKING.

n NHE undersigned respectfully announces to
D the citizens Of Lancaster and vicinity thai
he intends carrying on the above business IN all
its vdriouS branches. at the old stand of Henry
Schultz. in COHneHS Row, two doors below the
Eagle Office; where by strict attention to business
he hopes To receive II liberal share of public pa
trnnage. He intends to keep work nf the plain
est and most fashionable style on hand at all times
and at all prices. His work will he made in the
very best manner and ofthe best seasoned timber
He has in has employ some nf the very besi work
men in the State aud therefore eau warrant III
work. He will make:
SOFAS and LOUNGES-6nest quilted to the
planest pad seats;
TURKISH DlVANS and OTTOMANS:
SIDE BOARDS-olth the most fashionable and
superior style aud Oi various pHtterns;
BUREAUS-M Mahogany and plain oIevery des.
cription; TABLES of all patterns and styles;
MAHOGANY CHAIRS: Book Cases and Sc
cretarleh; CountingHnuse and other Desks;
HAT RACKS Of every description;
WARD ROBES aud WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEADS- Mahogany. Walnut aud Cherry
Hgh-Post French Cuuches, French Grecau aud
Serpenlne.
COFFlNS made in the shortest notice aud NJ
extra charge for hearse. All funerals will be at
tended to in person
UPWapAAS'V NNXMG.
OF every description. Sofos and Chairs re.stuied.
Mattresses. Palastres and Cushings manufactured
10 order; Carpets cut and matle Holland Blinds
made: Venitan Blinds and Furniture OF every
description, repaired in the best manner
w ndsoT \ Fancy hail Making
The undersigned also announces that he has as
socated with him. Mr.. Benjamiu franklin, in tn.
above branch Of the business, under the firm uf
Dodson aud Franklin. and intends keeping the
following description of work:
Plain aud Fancy French and Windsor Rock.
ing Arm. Sfwiag, Parton. Table, Bar6er and
Dentist Chairs Fancy Chairs aud Cone-Seated
nfall descriptions. and Sorinbles and SeitPes
THOMAS G. DODSON
Lancaster, February ., l849. ..t 40
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Dn. 8EAons AMEnIoAN PRACTICES.
OR
PAV SXCXAN,

A MOST valuable aud highly approved ME-
OF medicine
ON VEGETABLE PRINCIPLES,
complete in une volume of between eight aud
nine hundred pages, with nearly two hundred EN-.
cravings
No6mily should DO without this valuable work,
containing us it does the treasures Of
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SCIENCE
hid for ages in pondenus volumes, more or less
in language unknown tn the mass Of the people
but here set forth in clear aud condensed sty le
that all may read and understand for themselves.
For sale by GEORGE G BECK,
Only Agent for Lancaster, Ohio
November l6; 1910 %
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W"There is no little enemy" A
man either hates you with his whole heart
or he don't hate you at all. This hating
a little is good deal like blowing up a
powder mill little. It's feat that can
be did
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VNever undress yourself before bed
time. In other words. don't will away
the property you own in this world ill
you arc about taking up your residence
in the next. Dutiful children are made
by hope. not by possession. Bread eat
en-, has lost it's flavor.
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StT Complaint. Sweeney. D,stcmper,
.+,. CofS and Sre Eyes Cured.

CtW C0mWdfnb, Sweeney, DiSfcmper,
+s CWfs and Sore Eyes Cured.
IN Mitchell Postmaster at Fiat, Fulton county
Illinois. says:)
Mr.. II. q. FARRELL: Your Arabian Linitnent
is highly priced here. We cured one Of my neigh.
hors' horses Of the Stiff Complaint by about four
or tiveapplicatons and | cured one of my own If
the Sweeney. Our Sheriff Joseph Dykes. cured
his horse of "A bad Cork with il; he also tried it
IN colt that had the Dstemper very bad. and
cured il Immediately He says il is decidedly the
greatest horse medicine he ever used There
have been numbers cured OF Sure Eyes with it.
find it very valuable medicine both for man
and beast.
BeWare of Counterteits.
The genuine article is manufactured only by
II. g. Farrell sole inventor and proprietor and
wholesale druggist. No, II Main street, Peoria,
ILL.,, to whom all applications for agencies or pur.
chase must be addressed. Be sure You get with
the letters H. q. before Farels. ihus-H. G.
FARRELL'S and my signature on the wrap.
per- all others are c0unterieits For sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN. Lancaster, Ohio
J CAMPBELL. Pickerington.
and regularly authorized agents all over the
United States.
Bcware eta spurious preparation called
w. B. FarreWS Arabian Liniment.
tB-Cal aud get Farrier Book, free of charge
October l2. l849 3m23
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New TELEGRAPH. The New York
Ttibane says that patent has been
granted for new telegraph discovery
made by Mr.. s. Thomas, of Norwich
New York, which is called the ELECTRO.
Thermic Telegraph, and possesses all
the advantages Of Morse's and Bain's'
aud in some respect superior oncs. The
magnet and decomposition Of a salt
are not used-thus placing ii beyond liti-
cation. The principle is caloric, genera
ted and controlled by the galvanic battery,
and with the new manipulation it is said
the operator can accomplish twice the
amount of business in the same length Of
Of time.
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Spanish saddles.
SAW WHTLE You CAN.
N1ILN AND STEEL.

IN hand aud receiving =.
O9OO Kegs JUNIATTA NAILS
so 900 pounds warranted IRON
1000 do SPRING STEEL
$500 do Cast English Blister & Shear do
JOHN c. WEAVER s. co
Lancaster, October 26, 1929 25
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NNJ-A co,emporary says, the man who
threw the last brick has been discovered
but on account ofnis previous good char
cter his name has been suppressed.
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MRs. swIssnrLM ON BAnlEs.--The 9!

NINb, OWIssHELM On bAHIEN.-- no eU'
itress ofthe Saturday Visitor says;
Con. Taylor could conquer the Mex
leans, and may manage tho disuuionis,s,
but wo would just like to see him tend
baby for a week. His mother had more
trouble with him tho frsI Eve years ofhis
life than hc has ever had with any thing
from that time until now"
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Life insurance.

+ GEORGE WEAVER. Agent iorthe Baltimore
VI Branch oithe National Loan Fund Life As
sarance Society Of London
Capital 95O0 900. or $2.5OO.OOO
oFfICE-In Tallmadge's Block, third story,
Gazette Office
Lancaster, July 90, 1849. lift
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~ Unavoidable circumstances will
prevent oui Columbus correspondent
from giving us an abstract of Legislative
proceedings for few days. In the
meanwhile, we will give our readers an
ab''rac, of every thing of amy general
or local interest.
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II Beware ofslippery side walks and
painted women. They are as ireacher.
Gus as strong drink or an old enemy rec
oncled
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RRochesier. New York, which in
1917 had 500 Inhabitants, has now 35 to
10000
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AZ The hes, quality Of apples are sci
ling in New York at eight dollars bar.
rel, and inferior at $3.50.
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THE DEMocRAcY--.Pu MeefiHg'--
On last Saturday, pursuant to previous
notice. the office, seekers of the Demo
crat party aud some bali dozen individ
uals from the masses, held meeting in
the Coart House for the purpose of con.
sidering the expediency of abolishing
the present popular vote system Of nom
mating candidates for couuiy officers.
The principal objection urged against
the system was founded upon the fact
that the different candidates, osPirauts for
public favor. knew too much about each
other, and exposed the character OF their
opponents, thus giving the Wings an op
poriuniiy of repeating the same charges
after nomination. The whole matter
was indefinitely postponed on the ground
that change would bo in violation of
''vested rights"
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A Quick RGPLY. My boy" said
wag to sharp featured little fellow;
Can you tell me who struck Mr.. Will
liam Pattersonl" "Yes. sir" said the
uichin, with saucy twitching of the
muscles Of the lip. 1t was the man in
the green spectacles vol owns the black
dog" The wag was fairly baggod by
his own game. 80
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~ There were on the 9th inst con.
fined IN the Jail at St. Louis ten persons
upon the charge ot murder.