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Corruption Investigations n w ashinSton.
There 10 . beautiful fight IS it stands ut
present wssing between the newspaper edi-
tors and reporters at Washington and the
lower house Of Congress in reference to
compelling the former to give up the sources
Of their authority for making certain state
snsnts in the papers charging corruption
upsa members Of Congress- Mr.. Simonton,
Col. Webb. Mr.. Chester, Mr.. Chase, and
other " gentlemen Of the press gang pre-
tend to kaow all about certain members hav-
ing received or offered brides, bat say they
cannot disclose the names Of parties without
Q '" dishonorable breach Of confidence" and
therefore sooner than open their heads they
will stand endless Imprisonment and the
rack. The house, on the other hand, are
determined they shall divulge, and have
passed law, to which the senate has assem-
ted, putting on the screws with . steel
vrsseh. Mr.. Hale, !. the senate is decided
" Of opinion that in this war the press will
- usual come Of triumphant, while on the
ether side, . number Of members have
turned up their noses at the press, and think
editors and reporters are shabby So; any
how, and deserve no mercy. Our impress
sion il that Mr.. Hale will prove to have
bsea the better prophet in the end, although,
under the circumstances, our preference
would Be the other way. What sort of no
tons must Mr.. Simonton have Of honor to
IN xho n -
ID mean enough to sell his vote in Congress-
True, We have heard Of "honor among
thisvss," but Mr.. Simonton claims to be a
gsntlsnan, and who ever heard Of honor be-
tween rogue and an honest man. Messrs.
Simonton, Chester & Co, will hardly pass
fer respectable martysrs on such = plea.
One thing more 10 notable about the whole
corruption business, and that is, that all the
members implicated thus lar, are active men
and leaders among the starchy, stiff, highly
pious freedom shrieking Republicans. Hon.
F. 8. Edwards, o. b. Mattcson, Speaker
Bsnks, E B. Washburne, Henry Wilson,
Farmer Abel, &C., are the virtucous gentle
men whose names figure in this investiga-
zion The funniest part about the whole
business Is thus done up by the Cincinnati
Enquirer:
"The defense of Hon. +. s. Edwards,
when Mr.. Paine charges with having offered
. bride Of 81. 500 for . vote in favor Of the
Minnesota Laad Bill, is, that he was joking.
What amusing joeularity! Unfortunately,
NJ. Paine, something like the auditor Of one
Of Sidney Smiths best, who did not &c,
ready to laugh until all the rest of tho CON-
pany were through, has not even yet been
able to see the fun of the thing. 1t is also
IN unfortunate circumstance that Mr.. Ed
wards went to Mr.. Paine and demanded his
confidence before letting off that joke Of .
morning. Possibly Mr.. Edwards. like DIR.
Holmes, dared not be IS funny IS he would,
except to chosen, and, it appears, q rsthcr
stupid auditor"
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KAn0o0s
The fusion papers ass evidently chagrinned.
and disappointed at the tone of all the late
news from Kansas. The anticipated violent
dispersion of the Topeka Legislature, which
was expected to furnish large fund of ma
terizl for freedom shrieking, turned out
dead failure. 1t is true, a few arrests were
made at the mitigation of Sheriff Jones,
but Gov. Geary disapproved the procedure,
and no serious interruption Of the proceed
ings would have followed, so long rs the leg
isla;ure refrained from acts of open rcbsi'
lion. Instead of having Gov. Geary and the
administration to dcnounce, the anathemas
of the fusionists fell on their own leaders,
Robertson, the Topeka Governor and the
Lieut.. Governor-having deserted the camp
about the time the Legislature assembled,
dceming "discrction the better part Of yalor.
Mkt a large meeting of the claw and
ORDER" or proslavery party. as it is called,
was announced at Lcccmpton, and from the
violent pro-slavery proceedings Of this body
another fund of freedom shrieking material
was anticipated. The resolutions Of that
meeting, however, have been published, and
give the lie to all the fusion predictions Of
the result. In all the resolutions of that
meeting, there is not even q word in favor Of
the establishment of slavery in the territory.
The resolutions approve unqualifiedly the
Cincinnati democratic platform, asserting the
right of tie people Of Kansas to adopt or re-
jcct slavery as they please, and the meeting
to exert every lawful effort to facilitate the
guaranteeing of equal rights and equal priv
ilcges to all and every citizen Of the United
States. And then. to crown the disapPoint-
ment Of the fusionists, the second bogus
legislature, rs they call the present legally
elected legislature Of the territory, which
was .toadly expected to surpass the previous
one in its pro-s,avery action, and TO come to
an open rupture with Gov. Gcary, has qui-
city adopted his recommendations, and is
about TO repeal the obnoxious laws" which
have gwen SD much offence; and, instead OF
at once forcing the question of convention
to form a state constitution to vote, has sim
ply directed that a census Of the territory
be taken 10 ascertain, in the first place,
whether there is sufficient population to
justify the formation Of a state government.
All Kansas needs is now, as ever, 10 be
let alone by the politicians. With the pru-
dent and vigorous Gov. Gerry at their head,
her people have tho intelligence to found
her institutions upon the wisest and best
foundation to secure their own welfare and
happiness.
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AMENDMENT To THE EsrKAY LAw.-The
following amendment to the law Of Estrays
in the thirty ninth chapter Of the Revised
Statutes is not generally known, and VIC
publish it for the information of our read
ers:
Section l. Be it enacted by the people Of
the State Of Illinois, represented in the Gen
eral Assembly, That the counties which
have adopted or shall hereafter adopt town.
ship organization the town clerk Of every
town thereof shall! provide book for the
purpose Of registering the mark, brands, and
color OF any animals enumerated in chapter
fifty Of the Revised Statutes, taken up as an
estray; which book shall be open at all
tunes to inspection by all persons interested
therein, and shall be deemed part of the
records Of said town.
5 3 Any person who shall take ,p any
estray according to the provisions Of the
act to which this is an amendment, shall
cause to be registered in the book required
to be provided in the foregoing act the
marks, brands, and color of said estray
within five days from the time of such
taking up.
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Two Of the disereditsd Illinois Banks no
sr,d in our last, have taken prompt meas
"a sseure their circulation against the
p.ubi,ity Of loss. These are the Prairie
State Bank and the Stock Security Bank al
D.nv;lls. The notes of the former are taken
At p.r o. deposit by the Marine and other
Banks in Chicago, and the notes Of the lat
ter at . triaing shave. Both banks have
continued uninterruptedly to pay specie on
thsir bills and have returned sufficient
amount Of their circulation to leave 'args
pr esntags of par stocks with the Auditor
over the amount Of their circulation. The
Nashville Bank promises to increase its Sc
eusitiss with the Auditor, but the President
being sick, nothing effective has vet been
done. Nobody, however, should submit 10
much Of shave on its bills. The People 8
Bank seems disposed to let 'er rip, and to
wind Nd a. best she can. A telegraph dis
patch At Chicago says the Sheriff Of White
County has closed the concern, under pro-
cess to collect $500. Its stocks with the
Auditor it is supposed are sufficient to re-
deem its circulation at IS to 90c on the dol
lar.
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Ian. 23.-The Senate discussed tho sub
iect of appropriations for harbor at Port
Royal, S. G.
The Hsuse discussed the tariff bill report
ed by Mr.. Letcher. from the minority OF the
Committee on Ways and Means. -
Jan. 24.-Mr. Wilson, in the Senate, pre-
scented the credentials of Mr.. Sumner, re-
elected from Massachusetts, for SIX years.
The credentials of Amos No,,rse, elected TO
the Senate from Maine, for the unexpircd
term of Gov. lIa;nlin, were also presented.
The Senate then spent the day on bills re-
fer,ing to-the District of Columbia.
! In the House, Mr. Chester, correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Enquirer, was brought
up on an attachment by the strgeant-at-
arms, and questioned in reference to his ex-
cuse for not obeying the subpoena to attend
as a witness before the corruption commit
tee After considerable discussion, he was
allowed time to prepare an answer IN wri-
ting. The House then took up the private
calendar.
| jan. 26.-The Senate spent most Of the
day in discussing the bill to establish naval
depot at Brunswick, Ga.
In the House, ar. Chester was again
brought up and his excuse for non-attend-
ance before the corruption committee was
read and proving satisfactory, MIR. &. was
discharged from further custody.
/ The House took up and passed the bill in
creasins the pay Of commissioned officers in
the army $50 per month and Communication
Of ratonS at 30c.
I a bill vas also passed enabling property
of an emancipatcd slave in the district to
descend to 'is wife and children, who are TO
be cmancipatcd to enable them to receive it.
Jan. 27-The Senate passed most of the
day in considering the Indian appropr alton
bill
In the House, Mr. Trumbull, from the
majority Of the Committee on Ways and
Means. reported the tariff bill prepared by
the Committee. lie stated it would reduce
the annual revenue to li,OO0,cOo.
The House then went into committee Of
the whole on the tariff bill. and various
members made political speeches until Il
o'clock at night
Jan. 2S.-Both honscs adjourned without
doing any business to-day, in order to attend
the funeral Of IIon. T. ;. Brooks
jan 29.--In the Senate culogics were
pronounced on Preston ). Brooks by Evans
of Maine, Hunter and roombs, when The
7 S.r,to after passin- the customary r-solu.
tons, adjourned.
In the House, similar eulogies were pro
nounced by Mr.. keitt, Quitnan, Campbell
of Ohio, and Savage. The usual resolutions
were passed, and without further business
adjourned.
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ENLARGEMENT oY THE LAsALLE STEAMBOAT
BAsIS.-We learn from the LaSa!le Journal
of the oath, that the enlargement Of the
steamboat basin at LaSalle is progressing
rspidy-three hundred and fifty men and
fifty teams being At present employed on it.
The journal says:
This improvement is not, as some have
supposed, = mere widening Of the steamboat
channel, hut consists Of a side-cpt from the
same, extending into the land, N the shape
of an elbow, beginning about twenty i've
rods Deyoud the Old brewery, running north
ward six hundred feet; thence from the in
ner angle, eastward, four hundred feet; one
thousand feet in Its entire extent. 1t is 10
be one hundred and seventy-G feet in
width, and twenty-five feet deep.
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4 RECIPE THAT RARELY EVER FAILS TO CURE \
CoLD.Now, while winter with its burtbsn Of Colds and
Coughs, is with us, tlaka remedy that will relieve
such visi,aiions shonld he highly priced and all who
know the worth OF this remedy, will do do-prze !:
douby. Take double dose of DR.. Sanforss 1nvigora-
tor ard It will give greater relief than any other med
cine tried, for have rarely TO repeat the dose
he entirely free from Cough, and a. the lungs
have time throw collected matter, the is
complete As family medicine, for the cure of Bowel
Diseases, Worms Derangsment of the Stomach and L.
yer, recommend it knowingly.
o. J. Woop Co., Wholesale Agents for the Western
States Sold in Ottawa by all Druggists. jan3l-3'n
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TIE HERIrAGE.-The legislature of Tenn
essee at its last session passed an act author
izing the governor of that State to purchase
five hundred acres of the Hermitage, inclu-
ding the mansion Of Gen. jackson, and the
tomb where now repose the remains of the
illustrious hero and patriot and those of his
beloved wife, and to make a tender of the
same to the general government, provided a
branch of the military academy should be
established at that place. In pursuance of
this act Governor johnson purchased the
Hermitage for tie sum of forty thousand
dollars, and on Wednesday arrived in Wash
ington and made formal tender of the
property, with the condition annexed, to the
President. The. President, in reply, stated
that this offer by the State of Tennessee
would DO promptly communicated by him
to Congress. .s
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Mr. BucnASAN-Ths President elect ar
rived at Washington on Monday. At one
o'clock he paid his respects to the President
and it SO happened that it was public re-
ception day at the White House, and the
persons present warmly welcomed him.
Tne President cordially greeted him, and
rendered him the compliments of dinner
with invited guests, as did Judge Douglas
and others, but he declined them. Mr.. Blu
chanan stopped at the National Hotel, an ]
would remain q week or ten days.
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WncoxsIN SENAToR.-The Legislature Of
Wisconsin last week elected Judge Doolittlc
70 the U. s. Senate. He was one OF the
Supreme Jue ges, and was elected in spite Of
disqualifying provision in the Constitution
?! that State similar to the provision in the
constitution of Illinois. He was declared
'Saeetet by tts joint meeting Of the two
houses, although 1t. Gov. Macarthur, the
,PrssidIng officer. declared the votes cast for
him puH and void.
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YANKEE SovEREICNs ACkNowLEDGED.-The
London Weekly Despatch mikes the follow
ing interesting announcement:
Some surprise is suppressed at the annouce-
ment of plain private American citizens des ..
titute Of official rank being invited to dine
with the Queen. We are told that this is
the result of the advice Of the Ministry.
America is first Power in the world. 1t is
her policy-the very principle of her consti-
tution-to have no artificial distinctions of
rank. The Queen invites to dinner the major
domo or gold stick of any little German
principally cxcomitate, from desire to be
on friendly terms with all Powers Now, as
the United States have no gold sticks or
hereditary grand washerwomcn, their eit
zens have hitherto been by etiquette excluded
from the sircle of royal civilities. Seeing the
mountain couldn't go to Mahomet, the proph-
ct has gone to the mountain; Palmcrs:onc
has "swsllowed formulas" and Queen VIC
toria plays the hostess to plain Uncle Sam.
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\ FACETIoUs RELIGIOUS NJ WsTAFEE

The Presbyte terrain has the 70 loving:
a newspaper writer, Initiating the PREY d
lent practice among editors of putting every
body who has shown them the commoncst
civility, ''for their courteous and.gcntleman
ly conduct" returns his thanks to the "par
son and proprietors Of the Stone Church,
in a city he had just visited g for the privi-
lege OF promenadng up and down the broad
aisle of the same on Sunday last-in search
of northumberland" There are other
city churches where strangers have enjoyed
the same privilege, though they may not
have made the same formal Acknowledgement
Of the favor
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The Custom House officers yesterday
seized box of $4,000 worth OF diamonds
~ 'ch had been smugg,ed in the steamship
II d 81. ;ngtou subsequently the officers seized
the en.,rc stock OF Heule Bros, in Maiden
Lane. wis, a.'s implicated in the above affair.
The stock co. sis. of diamonds and precious
stones Of the c. tin stld value Of $50, 900.
lleu'e brothers haze teen held to bal in
81 800 each
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The correspondent ofthe \ y. Tribune, Of
Washington, January 25th, says In the re-
cent foreign news it was stated that Santa
Anna had given his sanction to 4 movement
in Spain for establishing 4 monarchy IN
Mexico. X IS known here that an agent Tor
the same purpose visited Louis Napoleon
within the las; three months, but found no
cncoura cement tt the design. Santa Anna
desires the restoration on any terms, forget
ting that this government could not BE- 4
passive spectator should ioreIgn force bc
ernr,loyel
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Iowa SExAro.-James Harlan, Senator
fpm IsWa, who had been ousted fem his
go u the u. 8. Senate, on account of in.
1bsualxy in his election last winter, was last
vssk rs-slsetsd to the Senate, the vote
Sissdine. 5ee Harlan SO, Csalbu:h So.
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Gs, AZ,

rs'HE UNITED STATES KXFgFss CO. has removed
their ufise from :ae Ra.iroai depo; to lie Boo
l.. sale 81, where will continue - forward between
hi= place 70 and Fa Al lie principal cities and toms
throughout tie t1-t-ril Middle, sad V eSteru State
Bank Notes, Gold aud Silver Coe, valuable P1a.ac--.
and rci 90 81 kinds, IN charge OF special
Also. WH collect DEats aur Notes, ai.d EstGEn proceed,
viii iespstch.
C,,,av.. Jaa sl-laa EArIBCE X ORION. lz...s
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A Touch QUEsrIoS.-The Livingston
County Nens, a Republican paper, pro-
pounds to its brethren the following poser !:
Will the Ottawa Republican answer.
sg Can any Republican paper announce
the cause of Fillmore's receiving 14,774
votes in California more than was polled for
John C. Fremont. The i'll success Of Ere
mont in California more than counteracts
the defeat of Stephen A. Douglas in the
State Of Illinois. Why is it, yc politicians:
Echo answers why?
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The Hon. Preston S. Brooks died at
Browns Hotel, in Washington, on Tuesday
svesinE. The telegraph report says, he
had been in bed two or three Gays, suffering
from the effects Of severe cold. He was
telling his friends he had passed the crisis Of
his illness, and felt considerably improved in
health, when he was seized with . violent
cough and died in about ten minutes after
wards. He expired iu intense pain. The
event. 20 sudden, caused much surprise and
sympathy Throughout the city.
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EaUk l.an1c in ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.-Thcre is a disposition
manifest on the part of two banking houses
here TO create money panic by tar wing
out twenty-five Illinois banks.
Nine OF our principal bankers, however,
continue to take Illinois currency on deposit,
excepting the Peoples, Prairie State, Stock
Security and RuShvile. There still exists
strong feeling, however, against il, which
will no; subject ant arrangements are made
Cor the prompt redemption oil notes.
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tits said that Judge Wcad, of Peoria has
commenced suit in behalf Of the owners of
the Efie Alton against the Rock Island
Bridge Company. The Alton. our readers
will rscollcct, is the vessel that took fire
under the bridge, and destroyed one Of the
arches thereof,
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FRoN CAL.FoKNIA.-The Illinois, which
arrived at New York on Wednesday, brought
California dates to the 9Th inst. The news
is not important. The arrival of gold dust
from the interior was increasing at San Fran
cisco. a bill authorizing the payment of
the public debt was introduced in the legis-
lature, and would undoubtedly pass and be
ratified by the people. A good deal Of
snow ha. fallen in different parts OF tho
State, and the weather was unusually cold.
The Legislature of Oregon had passed bill
to submit to vote Of the people the ques-
ton of State government.
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Before the Election. /
THAT Kansas will
be doomed toSlavery
if the Buchanan
Democracy arc tri-
umphant, is sure as
there is a God in
Heaven. ~ Y Trib.
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FRozsN TO DEATH.-We learn from the Ma
comb Entespriss, that stage driver, named
Holloway, was frozen to death between Ma
comb and Rushville ON the night Of the l4th
ult, 'es
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TELEGRAPHIc FEAr.-.A dispatch was sent
through by telegraph on Monday from st.
Johns, N. F., to Washington city. 1000
miles, in apparently minutes lees than no
time, actually about 10 minutes. ..f.-i
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Cold WEATHER IN KANsns'-On the 18th
inst, the thermometer fell to go below ze-
70 at Lawrence, in Kansas. Firemood was
Is per cord. The Thermometer last winter
1t one time sunk to $40 below zero.
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A HINT FOR TALKERs.-''It is great mis-
fortune" says La Rruyere, mot to have
mind enough to talk well, nor judgement
enough to be silent"
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Coal FOR THE PooR.-Hsnry Farnham, tho
Railroad King, has donated fifty ton of coal
to be distributed among the poor Of Chicago.
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Group, WhoopIng Cough, Influenza.
HIRAM CoNKnN. NJ. d.
4 Nhma or Phtnisic, and Hroncajiis.

81 btSTEE-TEE Pa Fet- T. l.-'S-
s.E: Your CTERsT PEcTpKAL il per'oruir: marvellous
cures IN Ills section. II has relieved several from
alarming symptoms - consumption and i curing
NAN aborsi under affection - the lungs FOR
the la. iyrty, years. HENRY l.. PARKS, AsrchuHt-
\ A. RatISiY, VI. D., ALBIoE. N0oEgE Co., Iu-A.
writes. SPIT. s. IsyJ barring KY practice " many
years lave fo'n1 nothing equal 10 your CHEEKY P-C-
R,L giving and r.lei 10 coIs4IPlge pat.eats
or curing such : durable
might sdI volume. o; evidence, bui Tie uDst coz
v.acuz proof o! tie OF This remedy IS rod "a
II. cS-cts rpoa trial.
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EMU FL HApLII having made assignment 10 the
undersigned Ter tie benefit 81 CREDITORS all persons
themselves isGvbie to Lsu.Ue! Hsdley, Lee
r,,-I d ~dey Bro, by book account, other
vi are NeTeby notified % make immediate payment OF
~. sarra 10 otherwise measure. viii he taken
tn--. tie roectio.,- janSlJ JOHN STOUT, isyi1sos.
l,SaIie 60. r;u. uai Fire Insurance Co.
r.,,r :Ir onar,-rIy NEE ing OF the Directors of this
4 Coaa;,4nv will be held at he Ccnir7n!s oihce, on
'G mi "eA'' a. WV =. TRUE, ses'n
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u II! Cold Pens -i.entci ana uaas ~ god y.
- Price - cuI;s. Elci,s Cash Postage StagnIi>
aud tie retirn Ii-. viii bring tic Pen goosi
Address - ELLIOTT.
E4stavIe Arcaie. Syracuse, Y. Y.
sT~GoId 1e,is made il i superior sty.e 10 order
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after the Election.
"That Kansas is to
become a Free State,
seems now to be the
general belief thro'-
out the Free States"
N. Y. Tribune.
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Inr !S1lc NOtire.

y Office /, hereby given to all whom may co Germ,
sale for the taxes and costs for the year q
D. l>5i the door OF the Court House IN ottawa oottS
of la Sale and State Illinois by the Treasurer Of siid
rouv on the fourteenth day OF May A. ID. $50 Michael
Buid purchased the following described land in La
Sale County and that the time OF redemption viii expire
on the fourteenth day Of May. 4. d. 1877.
4c To selo,a dss'd Description. Sc. ?. u.
81 J. Sheppard, in prt ala seq 30 81
- Robert Corness. VII seq 10 ~
40 Est. WIZ Crosiar, ell OF ell neq Is 81 z
jaIbl-3 MICHAEL 81 ID.
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Now AND THEN.-The CHICAGO Times
ranges in juxtaposition the following choice
extracts from Greeley's Tribune: