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ID OCKW WELLS SPANISH AND MEXICAN
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/ ECTURES ON THE HISTORY OF FRANCE,
IL by Sir James Stephens, Professor OF Modern
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Wesley and Methodsm, by Isaac Taylor
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Scott Club.

The Young Mems Scott Club met last Sat
urday night at the new Club room, which is a
very large hall, clean and comfortable, and
provided with seats sufficient to accommodate
six hundred persons, with Speakers stand,
platform for Brass Band and singers. The
meeting of Saturday evening was well at
tended, and the true Wing spirit was mani
fest. We noticed several ladies in the as
sembly, and hope next Saturday evening to
see large crowd of them, as Gov. Dixon, of
Kentucky, is expected to be present and adj
dress the Club. After business, the Club was
addressed by Messrs. VIM. McGrew, Jas. G.
Jones and John ]. Chandler, in the success
sion named. Mr.. McGrew has set worthy
example to the young men, which we hope to
see followed by other members of the Club
The Wing young men certainly feel spirit
within them which uttered in words, might
strike chord of sympathy in other hearts,
and secure their cordial cooperation in our
good work. So let them talk right out in
meetin',
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0EThe Princeton Clarion says that when
the news of Reavis' nomination reached that
place, ga portion of the Wings collapsed, while
few seen. Pierced" at the unexpected hon.
or thrust upon them" Well now, if any
Wing collapsed half as badly as did our lit
tie Locofoco friend of the Clarion when he
first heard the news, we should like to know
who he is. Did you not, Mr.. Kurtz, remar kin
substance when the nomination was told you
that the Wings had secured Gibson county
by this nomination.! You did, or we have
been misinformed, and you told the truth
Gibson county knows the worth of Mr.
Reavis, and if she don't show preference
mistaken in the good sense of her citizens.