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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
Arrival OF Company OF Mormon Elders
from Utah.

The first company Of Mormon Elders that have left
Utah since the difficulties in that Territory, have just
rived in the States. One of the Elders addresses letter
to frontier paper from which extract the following
items
The company with which travelled consisted Of TWEEN.
" nine persons nine vehic ana twenty four animals
At the time Of leaving Salt Lake City, the 18th of
September last, all was peace and quiet in Utah. The
wheat crops bad been harvested and peaches and other
fruit in abundance. The merchant trains had prn
cpaly all arrived; goods very high and money plenty.
was informed by the mail driver that passed that
Chief Justice Ecces had left the Of his exploits
and returning to his home in the States, having
ceived gentle hint that his services Chief Justice of
that Territory Quito number of the citizens OF Utah
have been employed by the officers OF the army
at Camps Scott and Floyd in the erection Of
barracks and other preparations for their win
ter campaign. The health OF Ex-Governor Young
was good He attends to his business as usual, and
enjoys tho full confidence OF the residents Of that Terri
tory. Governor Cumming is highly respected the
chief magistrate and has proved himself thus far be
Indian Agent Dodge has arrived few days previous
our leaving We met Colonel Morris company OF infan-
Try on the Bg Mountain" en- route for Camp Floyd, in
Cedar Valley. We met also Danish company OF Mormons
at the head of Echo Canon, that had emgrated from
Denmark this season. also Judge Applebys company
the oath Of September at the Three Crossings Of Sweet
longing to different individuals freighted with provisions
and clothing for the army, each wagon drawn by eight
the wagon The weather was unusually fine
for the season Of the year. We encountered but
10 arriving al the Platte bridge they had very
storm the I'd OF September at that place. which
covered the ground ten inches deep, but shortly dsap
pearcd.
When within one hundred and sixty miles of Florence
met several companies with wagons loaded with pro.
visions on then way to the gold mines, which
said To have been discovered Cherry creek
dred and sixty miles south Of Fort Laramie We passed
many herds Of buffalo, Of which secured for
present Deer, hares and prairie chickens very
numerous We passed many camps OF Sioux and Choy
onne Indians, all Of whom were friendly. They had
burnt the prarcs for several hundred miles which rem
dered feed in places. animals however
did we'll and performed the journey thirty three
travelling days. which, at this OF the year,
sidercd quick trip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

TWO FAMOUS CHESS PLAYERS.
from the London Sunday Times, Oct 1ol
We have 10 announce the loss OF two worthy members
81 the chess circle. The first r Iehfeldt was one OF
the editors Of the Berlin Schochseung which wa deeply
feel the void left BY bis early demise The second Herr
Matschecko from Vienna, known, years since one u
the beet players and most esteemed members Of the vi
emma Chess Club. His strength in, and predictions for
the gambts were proverbiai In that capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

THE BURNS CLUE or rHE CITY OF WV yoRl
TO rHs sprros or rrE HERALD.

Aston Hovu, NEW yoRH, Oct. 1883.
The Burns Club of the city Of New York. being DESTROYS
Of celebrating the approaching centennial anniversary of
the birthday Of Scotands most honored poet Robert
Burns 10 manner worthy the occasion and creiitable
TO the ef city Of the western he msphere and believing
that svch celebration should "a FAR as possible, be united
and general throughout the North American continent,
take this method Of announcing TO kindred associations
the cities ~ Great Britain the United states and the Bri-
tVh Provinces, that they will be gratined TO make ar.
fragments With thew for such cooperation as may ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
ccnsAPPs At Low PRICES

- woiFEs s6HiErAs AROMATIC sCHSAPPs
hos aesge' saIro9 T ssd pr,ae rme: esn Gov s.r
schsapps a less price an be Holland ain Is add Al
ne suhsorter h.s % h.nd several pipe. -
yul-n y asi fall when be had The selection q whole
Tse sehnspps bow On band Is represented by the foreman q
srsa y me- '"''' Tp6LFa is w OF @''1i'
Prom he New York Dispatch
Coon NEw@-Dufng The nisinn In business last fall Nr
wofe the proprietor II the schear Aromatic shn.pps bad
vhih enaIed him y mssafseiare al import
s.aa pipss many per cent seoy ioasr rs. " no.
s.a pre- ,han tn common io.nd sia :. I'D :, = nis
n a superior artcls oflyuur.
scn,p,. IN rsletSssei proprietor and
npe.r q n ssags ss,., sesnssp. ne 80 ss syes
hg the panic lat ye-r susbi nov y supply dealers and
= pfess cs han 5s dealer. SUPPLY ~ oray an se
~ time ho.e whe Ell rnk Wolfe iascmparsSls
mp tysm he New yors SUNDAY rim.sJ
,hs, blows reene sny Fcaa mac stlnsy sppsrens 70
re results - ~ pane = as a lo not onis particular in
fiffm T. enabled tboss Shs hai he aesas 3 secure
he re,ulsian had the s-o u ihe sbss srsr @,rsc, q
sch.dsm snd Consequently WAS ense = manufacture ant
BE cyursisnces si he ii wind q ks paair hs ceriay
CrsgEns sEwIyG MACHINES
- The greet rsduc,un IN tn prcr shsse Indispensable ma
a1 ass e.ogsna rush - ea.'ms issa s P
Now Is nc Time ~ buy. -
l. W
as Broadway, New York.
ITO LEASE-rOR TERN OF YEABS. Eight LOTS
and 3s STREE within LOO feet %
the river. saaon cann BE- excesd ct business purposes;
grounds are enclosed fence ana brick oOs Apply
" JACOB yANDERrOEL, 100 M-isos ayenue.
WATTS NERVOUS ANrrDoTE ASSruIrArys ALI.
w nervous affections epilepsy, neuralgia ncipien
''@ wv - JOHN PySE A co, Ice Nassau street.,
GO ISoERsNEw FAMILY SEWING MACHINES $50
N.DU. reliable sewing aachne for family
price bearing the ipmress ~ the
ressfu manufacturers In the a has wanted
can now be had Price compS's Tor use only 80
as Broadway, New YORK..
1873 WINTER CIRCULAR iss.
ROGERS 4 RAYMOND.
Clothiers
corner OF Fnton and Nassau streets,
Opposite the Herald once
To THE PUBLIC
We present this three grsad sdscemeass IN those h
want Of winter clo,hng, viz,
general Reduction Of prices,
Superior goods and IN nfnse variety
TO FAMILIES.
Our stock of youths and boys winter echry sTords us
most extensive hed for choice and recomnent itself pru-
dent BY the extreme cheapness ~ ev gmenth
contains, ADD The unsurpassed elegance snf novelty o. ~
styles. .-.-..
The II business, The neehenc tho professional nnan-
IN whasver his
select fn eur supplies o. es nnahIe winter cth
smaller cosl other cob az warehouse In New
York -.....,, $3.50. =. .-.
warranted equal and finish n any manufss,rea In m.
'''''' ROGERS ! RAMONA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

DO You Dye Your Hsirl-1f so, Use Wilson's
hair coorer which coio your hair % black or brown with
linen DeGes detection Only "a bottle. Sold a. the drug
store SoS Grand Aree corner Of Allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces--
The best In the world Wholesale and retail and the dye prvs
aly applied, at No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Business and Overc0ats I'm Great Variety
Alse pants and vests We have in custom department
selection Of piece goods and tasteful cutters
any house In the trade. In prices defy competition
MCkINI.EY 4 Mc0RADE AIS broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

All eentlemen's gOesis.-Fancy Cashmere
scsrfs ties. six ply collars gloves hosiery ac. at low
prices. FULLERfONS, sol Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Defiance SaIaDlandoT Safes-Wlth Patent
powder locks bars Also fire and burglar
proof paror safes Depot i92 Pearl street
ROBERT NJ PATRICK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Trary's Celebrated Shirts Mnslc co Order mt
the shirt and collar depot, u and 80 William street
GEO TRACY, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

HOl1oyVay's Pills.-The Shafts Of Disease
shoot path such variety that the atmosphere
human life dar ned by their number; the OF IN
dvidua becomes almost miraculous unaded BY these pills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

BarTy's Tr1c0pheTous II the BEST and
cheapest article for dressing bean,yng cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' yi Sold by all
drurgists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Clinton Place Hotel, Corner Of Broadway
and Eighth street-Rooms with and without psrors
ROBERT McGfLIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Williamson Brothers Cameo-types and Pho
tographs, $40 Fulton street Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Rupture Cured by Marsh's Radical Cure
Reference TO all the principal surgeons and
Of this city Call and examine. No. 2vesey street
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

pracf -abc l,r the puriofc e giving united expression
IL toso 500 a.is of ~ the ory and nd
rr1or r. thr genius ~ ee rot o. humanity, which,
nANo csi e'ly ranral art hecom'tg to h@ counrymen
tnf echo and rympaihy " tAr hearts Of the people
q America and Of every 'vii1rd ration
l. the design the Bnrn- cab ~ New York to ceie.
prtc tbc ty8 festival dinner ~ no Asor House.
AN l.mariae schanf"s WIN ne prucpa ewes N scot
,al parts Great Britain, pratzchble, aud
~ ch oder ceremonies MS may be deemed appropriate
ad JuceiCuR sle participation and co-operaton Of the
Clubs q this country ana the anadas ana also o. Such
otter may feel interest in the ocrason,
~, earnestly desired, either by written communication,
f'eefFE, Dispatches delegations the prellmnariss ~
winch may BE- arranged by previous correspondence
Ary suggestions which may tend 20 render the demon
etta'on more general united and effective will be cor
dialy entertained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07
ANOTHER PRzr Flenr-A prize iigh, took place

ANOTHER PRizr FiouT.-A prize fight took place
Monday, the LIST inst, between two light weight cham
pious, Dennis Hcrrran, u Detroit, formerly OF Buffalo
and Scotty " Of Cleveland says the Detroit Free Pros
The contest friendly for the superiority OF
muscle and science money being sacd on the result,
The of the fight the Canada side about two
miles from the river whittier the and their party
retired passing through Windsor In quiet manner and
without desiring to attract any attention. The Windsor
people, however got wind Of the affair and turned out IN
large numbers that by the time the premnaries were
arranged there three four hundred people on the
ground, full half Of whom citizens OF Windsor
The fight lasted about hour during which thirty
rounds fought, Of which severe oues
Horrgan the smallest man, but was in better trim
than his antagonist, and eventually the battle by
superior knowledge Of the arts Of The ring Scotty was
the heaviest and probably the strongest but he found
little opportunity To his strength as his active anita.
eonist generally down soon as he got In hit thus
preventing any retaliation lie knocked down
the nrst two rounds, AFTER fighting After
wards both knocked down several times Scosty GOT
some severe wounds about the head aud neck and
sick Of the nst towards the Close aad In order 10 end
without being whipped outright, played foul by striking
and hitting Horrgan while down. This ended the fight
HorrFsn not hurt and neither In fact received any
serious injury Horrigan md Scoty and Horrgan' 4
seconds, Jim Martin and Tom Burns, arrested while
on thef way home and committed TO await trial on Mon
day for breach Of the peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Rranslrsth's Vegetable Universal Pills
Are adnted by oil 10 he the hest purgsve in the world
and couss colds ntammations headaches ndgs atoms
vanish before them Sold at D with directions
TIE SAME. SUGAR COATED,
At II cents put up they viii change
climate.
THE SAME CONCENTRATED
The ingredients Of the above by
tcn with murac Of lime IN and Of The extract
pared made the Sarsaparia fife Addition Pills III
perence proved possess the alternative qualities
or blue pill though purely vegetable Ia their composition.
7hos. who blue PHI habitnally otherwise deeply
interested in the life addition Pills Their will what
blue pill AT best relieves In fvers In chronic affections
Of the bones gaments pills indeed miraculous
In their powers the current Of death
backward and mild aperient they are without rival
Price 90 cents
The above medicines have equals purifiers OF the
blood and fluids of the body generally. Directions,
hlets and handbs explanatory given gratuiousy Office
ia Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

The New Exchange and Dining Rooms Of
the Smithsonian House will be found OF the desirable
restaurants in the city All ready from A. to ~ Y. NJ A
splendid table dhote every day N 5ocock NJ Ter 90 cents
rvaing the hest hotel dinner la the city Open Sundays
only to the guests OF the hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

The American SmoI<er.-No Stranger should
leave town before buving American smoker II Is the
hghh OF folly poison himself and disgust his friends with
bad breath when delightful remedy be bad at ~ and
"a Frankfort street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

A Few More or Those
Canada grey
Business and travelling suits, nj reduced prices.
MCKINLEY 4 McGRADE,
4l3 Broadway, corner OF Lispenard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines,
new style, Price so. Once 3s3 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Good Tea ~ the Chest, and 10 lbs. Good
coffee for ~. CIiRlSTIANSONS tea wnrehous. No. 1
Chambers street
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CrNGERe SEWING MACHINES
- The r.ducpn the rrr Indispensable
chimes has brought rush ~ Though The prices
have been down the machines made better han
In SINGER a co,
as Brusdway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-07

Coon NEws-Dufng ths eyuisinn 10 business last fall Mr
WuHe The proprietor IT h Schefa Aromatic Schn.pps bad
TIE .-scon ~ the whole grain market ~ heim price,
which enabled him - manufacture and import several thou
sasd pipes many per below former rsies he nov
sfering bis inp1rfanns ~ h1r kccprra families sc n
lesa price than tb cnmmon Holland gin - -od ~ 70 ms
srtet Hefe exeeeut portuny Afforded % al "
tn a superior artirls II lAlunr
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-06-05

Judge fancy in delivering the opinion OF
the United States Supreme Court on the
bred Scott case, says the N. Y. Evening
Post, observed that at the time of the revo.
luton and of the formation of the presen,
federal government, black men were univer-
sally regarded as having no rights which
white men were bound to respect.
On the other hand, Bancroft, whose histor-
ical investigations have been far more thor
ough does not hesitate to remark in his
account of the battle of Bunker Hill, pub
lished since the announcement of the bred
Scott opinion, as follows:
ssNor should history forget to record that,
as in the army at Cambridge, SO in this gal
liant band, the free negroes of the colony had
their representatives. For the right Of free
negroes to bear arms in the public defence
was at that day H75) as little disputed in
New England as their OTHER RIGHTS. They
took their place not in separate corps, but
in the ranks with the white men, and their
names may be read on the pension rolls of
the country side by side with those of other
soldiers Of the revolution. VII. Chap
ter x1zix, page 4N. -
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BA61ITT < ROSS
Trustees Sale!

NTHEREAS, ANDREW n. HUNT, DID. on iEl
w 26th day Of September, A. D., 1857, exeeg1
knowledge and deliver TO James A. Jackson his ee-az
deed Of trust upon the one undivided fourth d u
Southwest quarter Of section No. Six 10y in fUsnsr
Nc. seventy-fvur {741 North Of Range No Ior,y-tha
ts3l west. for The purpose Of securing 10 Too;le Jl
sun, certain promissory Note, executed on the a,s
day of said deed of trust by the said Andrew H. HIM
To said TuOtle Jackson payable 80 days after The s
thereof. And whereas the said deed Of trust aHthuri
the said James A Jackson 10 sell said land public s
aftergvlng weeks notice OF the time and place sud
sale, IN some newspaper published in Pottswa!iazs
County, Iowa and apply the proceeds Of such sale y
payment Of said note If not paid when it due ShSt
said deed Of trust was duly recorded in the Office q TIC
recorder Of said county. in Book H, Page s5 All
whereas the said Hunt has failed to pay said Note
any part thereof; Therefore, /, JAMES A. jackson
Trustee aforesaid do hereby give notice. that
18th day of June, A. D., 1883, IN front Of the Pos: Or
flee III the City of Council Bluffs Iowa, between he
hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p H. o. as
day, will offer at public sale. and sell to the hishsz
bidder the above described real estate for the pus
of paying said Note, and will make deed to the pE
chaser thereof. JAMES A. JACKSON.
Ma ygroig
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Trying to Make 1t Pleasant all Round.

The passage of the Kansas bill imposes
new duties upon the retained organs of the
Administration Democracy. The bill, as
presented by the Conference Committee,
was intended to be a chedt-and it was pre-
cisely what it was intended to be. The on
ly point upon which controversy is still pend
ing, is, which wing of the party was cheat
cd most? Which was chedter and which
cteatee? The organs upon this point are
not harmonious. While the Albany Atias
and Argus diversifes its columns by extracts
from the Times, served with sauce piquant
and geographically larded with capital let
tiers, to prove that the Lecompton Consti-
tuition is submitted to the popular vote, the
Washington Union of Thursday devotes
two columns of its editorials to an argu-
ment showing that it is not. 1t appeals to
''the record" 1t quotes the language Of
the bill itself, proving that ssthe question
of admission" and the proposition in re-
gard to londs,' are alone submitted. The
people vote on these questions and nothing
else; not word is said in the bill about the
Lecompton Constitution, or about taking q
vote Of the people upon it. The Union
goes further, and insists that even after the
vote of the people, against admission, the
Lecompton Constitution will still be the
Constitution of Kansas, "as prospective
State not yet admitted''
This is nice casuistry, certainly. 1t is
very ingenious. We hope it satisfies the
hair.splitting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the South.
The Union, to be sure, is compelled to con-
fess that the Lecompton document, in case
the people vote against admission, will be
abrogated the moment the people make a
new one; but it consoles itself and its South,
ern friends with the reflection, that until
then, it will be just rs good as any other
Constitution. 1t is marvellous what pains
these sublimated politicians take to hum
bug themselves. Part Of them are reviv-
ing the Slave-trade by resolution at Mont
gomery; another portion are ssdiscriminat-
ing" against Northern manufactures, while
they have none Of their own:-and at head
quarters they are arguing themselves into
the belief that the Lecompton Constitution
is not submitted to the popular vote! It is
pleasant though little melancholy to see
grown men 50 easily amused.-M Y.
Times.
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the vessels, through dark, wild, back
ground, to be doubly, sometimes even quad
ruply enlarged, adding q wildness to the
celebrated scenery of the Hudson, that !
never before noticed. ia
As we passed West Point, wenoticed some
of the cadets stealthily creeping along under
the bluffs, no doubt taking French leave,
which may possibly result in cutting short
their Eve years labor, as have known it to
do in numerous cases heretofore. to say
nothing of their chances for Brevet, in
the future. Possibly, however, these little
transgressions may afford them many a
hearty laugh, while costly seated around the
camp fire, in the tented field.
Well, we reached New York city proper,
ria Chambers Street, on the t,co-horse
Railroad, and made our way through the
surging crowd to the International Hotel,
in search of bath, and place to lay our
head. OF sightseeing in Gotham, you
shall hear in that s'good time coming"
Yours &C., JLHU.
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Trustees Sale.
HIRAM J. BARNES h n.

WHEREAS. HIRAM J. BARNES l.
w Barnes, of the County Of Po.tawattamie, hxA
did on the llth day of May 1857 execute, ackneriei
and deliver 10 J. ii. {. Burroughs, their oeni5
Deed Of Trust, upon the following described real est
VIZ Lot No five (5) in Block No. four a. in S.utsasf
addition to Council Bluffs Iowa, in the County u P'is
watfanie and State AFORESAID, for the purpose Of seur
to the said j. Ii, \ c. Burroughs, the payment Of as
following described note, TO wit: One bearing se
date herewith, made by the said H. j. Barnes Is ina'
pal. and ". L. James surety, payable 10 the SAD.
H. b C. Burroughs one year after date for the sumo
Eleven Hundred and twenty-five dollars. And wherein
the said Deed of Trust, authorized the said J. H. st
Burroughs. to sell said Real Estate at public sale ass
giving ten days notice OF the time aud place OF sale
posting up written notices in some public place II sa
County OF Pottawsttame, Iowa and apply the prsees
of such sale 10 payment If said note with Interests as
costs, II not paid when due which SAID pesd %
Trust was duly recorded in the Office Of the Recorders
said County, in Book D., page 1911. And whereas tho
said Hiram J, Barnes has failed TO pay said note I" any
part thereof. We, J. H. & c. Burroughs, trustees
Aforesaid do hereby give notice that on the eth uas
June, A. D. 1855 in front Of the Postoce N the e!
Council Bluffs, Iowa, between the hours OF ~ ee~s
A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ of said day. We vii! csc"
public sale and sell to the highest bidder the aoo'eW
scrbed Real Estate for the pupuse Of paying saa luz
and will make Deed to the purchaser thereof
g. BURROUGHS.
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A SpunkY Postmaster.

The Postmaster at Plainyiew, Macoupin
county, in this State, hearing that Postmas-
ter Cook was engaged in the business of
bringing over the Postmasters Of this State
| to Lecompton, or of removing them if they
were rebellious, invites him to try his hand
on the Plainview Postmaster. We find the
letter in the Alton Democrat:
PLAISvlEw, H., May 10, 1858.
Mr.. l. Cook, Postmaster, Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sir am informed from different
sources-and upon the whole, they are quite
relable-that you possess the power, tools
and will, By which YOU are enabled to trans
biography all Douglass Democratic POST
masters and bring them out on Lecompton's
side; and IN case you find them little stub
born, that you take their noses off back Of
their ears. Now, sir, suppose you try
your hand upon me. lam p. NJ. at Plainview,
and am firm Douglas Democrat; and if
this disqualifes me, "here goes" But do
not know of any other kind alb out here, and
if YOU will come down here, will introduce
you to them all; and if THERE'S one amongst
US that can be changed by Cook, or any
one else, am anxious to find it out. But
| think you will not find one, from the fact
that the Democrats in this locality have been
regarded as strictly honest. Perhaps you
may think it best to import one; we'll, if that
is your game, send him on-if he can stand
it, we can.
Your inferior in Office, but superior in poll
tics.
D. GORE, P. NJ, Plainview, III.
Ike Cooks paper please copy.l
The Chicago Union is Ike Cooks paper
referred to. 1t copied the letter.