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Hlr0irines.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO,

III LA1A u On AWE hlOdN W "
IL MEN Froz ns ~ Y. Daily Nrsr5 (Eiitcri-ll
, We desire 70 ca ale tiOa letter fron Dr. Joshua
c1lunn. Hetreats suhjectn an he man,er and
his ski and medical iedsnsn. may be relied upon"
Msrshals Uterine CaihoeOn has proved to be fully as
b ssasnsa 5 osss II % D isHss srr i7 sSs
physielaa very fine attsiumentS Of Judgment
anI Discrimination jadci0us and hiEhy successful prlc
gtessr n all diseases, especially those Of women and
From PAyaa1ns
AiaIshalIs Uterine CaihOlieOn will certainly cure all
the e diseases diseases for which II is recommended"
In the worst have ever met with SIarshaIFs
Uterine Cafhoicon Is eorI AIN aud safe remedy
MARSHALLS UTERINE CArHOLIcON
q which eyerI woman Is iable and which grad
S ~ TSrk 9eeonss alike saree of saae5lng if rot in
pressed Irregular or Pa nfal SIsnstrussn Bloaiin In
sans Es'sS9n or lneontsenee Of UTins Heartburn, Coz
Dis ufbed Ssep aad Al Ltrs5bIs-
connected VITA the uterine organs
o. with SPINE liver OF lung complaints. invited TO ad-
DIES gr BRIDGE, with ful e0u6deres that they will
but is ingrsdients have been made known the
sPectable ph yscian in the country.
T5< T5< griss o. MARsH4LL,S UTERINEI CATHOLE-
| con . Oae DoAGr and H16per siagIs BOTTLE.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshoeton Co., Nay "a 1857.
Mr. II Knssley, Sir.-I have been selling the msdi-
sns 0ths Se5oers ompany for the last ten and
the pills have sold 10 great uanv miiiss as rssulsrv
thertea and eos, and with ny trsde N have
uple article Marshais Utouns Caiheli~on a msil-
cine that nss done great amount Of female dssas
es One lady 50 Il 10 toll she had more
benefit from bottle than she did from long course Of
medical treatmentb BY the most skillfa physieisns.
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
January lst, ls5s.
MRS. RoBNsoNs CERTIFICATE
| VERSnS, Trumbull Co, Nay lst 1853
Ths ceThes that have been in very health for
years and found little relief afer loving number
OF Physicians My disease Prnlansis Ute n had
been reduced By that and Fouor Abus until bad
liberated 10 considerable By the advice Of Dr.
Bushnell prOcured and took sir bottles Of MarshalPs
Uterine athoieon which onablSd to attend TO hus
band IN his last sickness until he died which
have taken three bottles since his ath
which has made able labor support family
three children. The Cathocon has nearly
health. Il the OnlY thiag that has ms Ated my suffer
| MARY Z. ROBINSON.
The CATuoLICoN is for sale By City Druggists and BY
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]. d. JOHNs0N. ID. n-
HOMGOPATHIST

oe' ~ ss.:s slSsE ;,I ssssos street ss.P:. S'
ls6is;diy
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC ALPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;

By Cornelius L. Cheesman, NJ d,
NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which Is embodied fun and chzsts description
knowledge 70 ths welfare Of those marred
about be aTrieisfthe process conception pregnancy
and delivery their pains and dahs6rs as well as the
methods by which many the lsiier may oviafed and
teaching how the stem may be invgorated and restored
proper tone aer having been prosrafed by
plants Incidental the humsn frame. Also. much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obvlais
the necessity Of great aoznt Of seknes and enable
obseraut reader 10 BE- to great extent her ply
Iician- -
TINS book more available to the understanding Of the
non-pressional reader. and skifuly elaborated
planned arranged and earned out than any work OF its
kind now before the public. While il gives Wholesome
particulars and in respects information upO1
ofths delicate ars connected with the female
system 1t should placed the hands Of every female
'''-'' - ----''' PRICE 90 CENTS.
This work also con aims prescriptions used by the doctor
his pTae.ioe for the positive Of Scrafu0Es ErEp-
foas-Fusr aaa Asae-S,Bers cOagss azs cOlAs-RAeru-
-DgspsFasFalg a affhs HaT, s.. 4c. So, any
Viii h prsPar1toas prose OF great value to the
This boak VIII he sent by mal Iree OF posts-e on the
reception Of its price, which may e seat eIheT u
Ostsge stamps lOrders shoaid b aidressei a.
Au2a,dxwsu.sl Fscsa@iers siresi, \ y. CITY.
.. Is. Barnes 4 Co, PrOprietors of the Cleye
Iaai Plumbing Works. Aiwsisr Biloxi are prepared
with arss force Of exPerieneed w0Tkmen doing every
esssl toa OF Plu n6ns the thorough manner,
be nostscsatio plans reasonable and short
large stocks Vi Fountains Of different STYLES and
izss, Bathing Tubs Of iron and wood. lined with
innsdoODpeT. steam heatsrs lead AID galvanzed iron
sfRrssS a. Piasa C5sks the PaisS' seclos
Cocks recently iutrodnsed. Was Bows. and all kinds
fwatsr Works Fixtures ksei constantly nhsnd An
work warranted n2s-dEE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
FIRE
PROM WASHINGTON.

The Nushou House, at wOOdsbole, was burnt to
the ground yesterday.
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KOUsE 3 JENNINGS
mylI Resl Estaie and Insurance Agents
NOR EATE-TRTTMRTT M

M hesI Estslo and Insuranca AFoafs
EOR SALE-TRUMBULL CO.
Il LARGE AND VALUABLE FARN-2t0 Acre
with Dwelling Houses very large and hueWith BaTr
She's and buildnss- 3orcbars nnf a 1-es
timber Soil sInly loan1 and we'll locafed.
EASI GLEVELAND-From one 70 nine acres Of lzud
Opium u purchaser. with good story BEck H0rse
barn and large number OF fsu desirlbs proo-
ery nitesIlql1 tne Cot Hous@ b. Euc ~ Plank Road
EASL CLEN GLANDS acres with Hou Q, Barn AID
Orcnart niles r0m tne CIV and hor. distance from
the Euclid Plank Road Will n oue-alf or the uhoIe
y X ; e o HA GE.-
TAVERN SIAND-At Station one OF the priucf-
pal hailrOsds the city, 40 miles distant Iarrs nnd
well constructed building and every eouveuience with =
acres ol land. Exchansefor an improved farm.
FULTON CO--i60 ereS the a ir Line RR rom To-
Iedoto Chie2so one mile fra station and half
miles FROM the County Seat; also,
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
au29 Real ESfafo
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
pTVTcK, wARING's BLOCK, coRsEK or BANK AND
ST CLAIR STREETS
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HEwAKE or IMP0sTEKs,

CAUTION TO INYALIDS,-DE sAAIUEfsS, FITCH,
(Ofce IA Broadway, New York; known as the author
Ma caraue Trsafsaf for TIE diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomach Bowels Kidneys Skin, Nerves
Muscles JOINTS Blood, and for all emale Complaints
his practice with his usual success. q He
lsueT Gbscz from N York aHd has not besa
ne Aas eTo5or associate partner az BHaio
Chieu0O. DsfToa, Pittsburgh eshr cad hss not ID
z Bssars o al persons usiag s prss4iNg 10
a0V, hare had professional oOHecti0l Sih
Tar InpOsers - Apply, personally b. let
ter. directly TO himself at his Once. ia Broadway New
York. where alone his Treatment be had. Remedies
any part Of the country and treatment conducted
uy b. letter visit from the pstieut preferred
His sI1 LEcTUREs" ths Lungs, and explaining the
method by which he the above diseases 3sO pages
Gcundl sent by mail post paid. for 20 cents
e Beware especially Of the adverisemenisof Fitch,
Dodge Co. OF Detroit and Of Fitch Lykes,- ofPitis
burgh, Chicago, Sc.
~ Vol In.
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m A MOMENTI

Without OBTAINING the Merchant IRON his business; the
man OF Fashion euoymeHts; MairOn from her
household duties
CHRISTADOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
she Won erul Chemical Countsrsit Of Natures COlarRg
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5pefiaI Notifies.
TRAVELBR'S REGISTER.

~ For Gas Fixtures end Piffiag-ATTly
10 Fe1g EasporfA Co., los and lO5 Superior street
apl.tf
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ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
IunLl laal Eth. 4

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il GOOD BUSINESS PR sPEKTY-A leassaOld well
1ted "a ceDtral part OF tbs ely. lot los By
63 ect with good buildings The buildings lease
ye1ls RS val ee sxehanged at very low price for house
GOOD FARM-About % miles from the City Plank
hoad-c2a with gno1 hOus and orcaard with
$40 peraere.
SIX ACRES-one nils west Of the city line on Plank
Hoad. Viii exchange for farm
DkIkOff Sf--Near state St.-HOrse and Lst-=loe o.
~ "a lee WIKI shade and fruit trsesto exchange for
on LAKE SHORE-l0 miles west OF TIE cifx-Fortv-.
two cd Acres, with small house and orcard and acres
q noel 70 'xshanse for house and lot-Ons West
LosAIN s.. Good 2stOry House and LA t. exchange
low for cash time
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
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Will TRUTH COlTMAND ATTENTI0N

To restore healh must purify the blood. FeverE,
without exception from foreign matters having been
absorbed and rstaine IN the circulation. These
sickness may produce inasuzl Group. arheumatiEm
gout, ch7lc cough But Branireth's Pills. SIMPLE
potent and table, The cause and the fol-
lows. They the OF every dag saving
many valuable hives Principal once. ss Canal street.
BrEndreth Building. New YORK Sold also by
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EOR SALE.-Vaeant Lots-On HnJ

MN
= son Garlen ScJvi le and Maple Sts Some Vsrv de-
sirs6le lots on each, 70 sell cheap On Zine
sIEAM SAN MlLL.-l3 nllesby R. r. from the CITY
aaloinHy Station, with large story dwelling and
GRIST SIILL-wATER PoWER-wnh n rrs., f,u
ahu aoundance Of water II miles from CITY run OF
stone good dam and buildings and machinery in good
LAKE ST-Nssr the Car Shops. one and a-half story
IS ACkES-Oae nile from City line West bV Plank
% Sood SOL one And ahalf story frame house barn
FoR SALE OK EXCHANGE.-KINssIAN ROAD
miles from the Court House Seventeen acres Of Isnd
barn orchard aud Varety Of aif and ssas frss
acres OF tnber Will sell very low and receive paT nj
PARKMAN SF.-Houss and lot Si m Frehanzr for
farm Western lands -
ElSCoNSlN-Al large amount Of lands we'll situated TO
exchange Tor goods OfvaOus kads go0d City properly
CEDAR Sf.-Nsar PeTy-A vacant lot iO5 n ff0nt-to
s y exchange ior small house and lot near Superior
wARRENsvILLE-I2 Acres ns1r the center, win
Seod house barn. orchard, SctO exchange some sood
jus - ROUSE $ JENNINGS. 50 superior 81.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il GRlST AND DSAW MILL-Water Power and aband-
anee Of il 20 miles By Railroad from CsvsisSd near
SlAtlon, n god order and doing good business
q ACRES -Near rhe Lake Shore miles frum Tn .,a
station; III rch sandy loan; abundance Of fuf of an
klaas snd I! acres timber Will take Western lands 10
store DWELLING and LoT--weu located in q. a.,
CASE AVENUE eotlass h5ass win ARE - and
me VARIETY Of fruit trees and grape Vinss exchange for
lse SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
AN1 slOCk nd Vacant Lots o exchange for \ snail
tar near tbs city, house and lot welllocatsdn N the
AT EUCLID STATION % acres of lsnd-sOil black.
choice trut and some timber two dwsllngs barns
N ls noTh Of ISs saiioa; e5 Ioly aa so o sa:bss :,
for good Improved firm. Also
70 kcRES an wILLoU UGHBY-on the Lake shore
Gooe soll snd well improved with stream Of wafera and
HURON co--Fam Of no acres ~ mile from R R
lard tr 81
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Maishalls Uterine Cathoicon will certainly cure al
the diseases for which Il Is recOmmende T. :"
There Is no medicine like Il in this country
- In ne worst cases have met with 1IarShalfs
Uterine Cafhoicou Is a ain aud safe remedy
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nARKENs THE GREYEsr Ian.

replaces the red sandy tnge Whih eeraets much
from personal eomelineSs with abrau black or brown.
The hues II imparts FAST COLORS and never change
mole after exposure the air In the apidiy, uni
omity and certainty OF its operation this Dye ssndssl
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair DTesser JOSEPH
CHRIsrADoRo L Co. Nos Asfor House. ~ Y
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ROUSE & JENNINGS

FOR RENT-A number of desirable
he sluare-frOm so 10 500 - w.
A GOOD HOUSE 3 LARGE LOT-Oa Kinsman street.
Two STORY BRICK DwELLING-on Bond street
Two STORY FRAME DwsLLING-Do,rOit street,
A LARGE BUILDING SUITABLE FOR BOARD
~ hOHSE-Well located-wil Rent part or the whole
ROUSE & JENNINGS
luLB Renl Estate and TrEur.uce
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- - hLN FIoE az N Y. Daily Ns'cs CEditori.ll
We desire 70 ca aiieltIon u letter DR. Joshua
T. Brdge. The Heslth Of American Wonen IN annth.
er c1umn He treats the abls manner, and
MS skill and medical ludgmenr nav be relied upon
Erom IL ALbcnI Mlrnina E-nr..r
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FOR SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
l. COTTAGE-Eight Rooms-zifh good Lot Barn ke
IN nSs nfSs rSie or lsr--near Perry street-Sl600.
ElFIf-FlNE Z ACRES-fn Parma
ElF1EEN AChES-Fo MES ensf CT he r,tv
kOhI1 ACRES-Of good Farmng land-25S miles from
Suerior lly Lake Surerlorto exchanse
LAkSE WELL FINISHED BRICK HOUSE AND
LOI-Well located and near tn business
"a. house JENNINGS,
lnl2 Peal
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Sold in Clozeland By GAYLORD Hammond. villa
Fiske, C. s. MsckeuzIe :. L. Churchill, Dr. ChAs-i
Arln. nantnu Brns-. md Drn-gisls ransrnllE.
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valuable as u = claimed TO be many tests ade
D. msical gentlemen AID others Dr. Bridge a regular
physician OF very me atttunentS Of udgncnt
an discrimination j1dci1us and hikhly successful prac
It9ner n all diseases, especially those Of women and
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STOCK.
Netlce . Stock Raisers.

THIS thorough breed Durham Bull, DAvY
j CROCKETT Is nos kept for the bensnt Of those
Who wish To syail Themselves Of his services, At
II Cannon's stables, Vest Davenport.
TERns.-Cash-fJr cnmmon CO.'S. -, for gYA6e.
Of part bred, $40, for thorough bred cows $40.
DEscRiPrIoN-sDavyC Crockett 10 deep red,
wts caivei on the 2sth of March, lscS, orcd ~
Jacob Perez Of Clark coonty Ohio he 10 one OF the
nest short horned Durham Bulls Of his sge In the
StAes. or In II gland. his Pvigr-ee, No. las,
Vol. 3, American herd fpck.
PxpIoaxE --"D.vy Crockett was got By Import.
ed Alderman, 26a cut Of Young virsihis, BY Po~hst
tan SIS 4 Lady OF the Lake by Imported Reformer
ts;o3I Rose Of sharon By belvidere 1901 Ned Bose
5th BY 81 Huobaek s23 Ned Nose ID b. III.
Grace (sli,l ned Rose lss ~ rarbo oash .ool
American Gov by Fasorite l252l BY Prince 1881
BY Pobj.mSe Issal BY Hrbbaek l8is,l BY james
Browne Red bull, ls1
For further particulars irqnire at Cannon and
Pr.pch's Mills, west Davenport.
After devoiing large tori Oh OF my time Tor the
past six yenrs pairing her trouble ri expense 10
obtain the best thoroVgh-tred stock that could be
In this country or in Eniope,l am happy 10 state
that can justly rec. mmend one ~ III best Young
thor Ugh bred Stations ia the woib one OF the best
Mammoth Jack, and imported thoroush-brei Dur
hsm Bulls and As good Hereford Bull As Eng and
ever protuced an Ald.rn.y Bull, and SunJk Hogs.
The seryic s Of all these a'lim>i, aye within the
reach If every person who wisaes TO improve their
stock This Is aye-y important branch of sgricu-
turei interests ana ought o b. every where prom
lnent one although 1t hse here'orore been too mu b
1.-este. o. tne fErAis ~ io"a WY 80 nos par
sufficient att.n;i 10 the pr 1ductIon ofplre high
brei ANIMALS. II is vel known fact, Particularly
among the growers Of fin3 STOCK ia England, that
10 the best fire should BE- pure thorough bred ami
nal the pring Of sire Of the opposit" character
invar abb, show. defects of an mp- feet pedigree.
Another fact equally establishd although It may
appear strange 10 sonle is that the offspring fire.
quently poses the distinctive traits 81 characters
which II IL impregna.ed the dam. These, and many
equally lmp,r aut facts, nfer II OF the first n-cs
sity 10 obtain Thoroughbred animals, for the TN
provemeut, of STOCK OF all kind
The subscriber bss. and will keep constantly on
hand for sale thoroughbred Stock.
aprsdxw3m MOANNCN.
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PsoGpooes Of . Unlou Of the Illinois
Democracy.


The two Democratic State conven.
tons Of the State Of Illinois adjourned
without formal reconciliation but on
both sides . growing disposition to
harmonic was observed.
Both conventions passed resolutions
sustaining and re-affirming, the C,ncin-
natl platform, and the only point upon
which they differ was the Lecompton
question.
The Buchanan Convention passed
resolutions approving Of the course Of
the Administration and the Douglas
Convention, of course, passed resolu-
tons sustaining Mr.. Douglas. 1t is
however . noticeable fact, a. an evl-
dence Of . growing sensibility to the
wisdom Of the policy Of the President,
and of desire to harmonic, that no
resolutions were passed by the Douglas
Convention censuring, or even regret
ting, the course pursued by the Ad-
ministration.
Two resolutions of censure we're Of
fered; but seventy delegates declared
their intention to retire if they were
adopted and the convention, by an al
most unanimous vote, LAID them under
the table.
The question As to the freedom of
Kansas has long been practically set
tied and appearances now indicate a
speedy adjustment of the differences
in regard to her admission.
We feel assured that, although both
wings of the party, in convention,
maintained their distinctive positions !;
yet before the election the split will be
healed and the Democratic party of
the State Of Illinois, will, as of old, 90
to the polls in solid phalanx.
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Democratic State Convention.

4 Convention Of the Democratic party OF the State
Of Iowa will be held at Iowa City, Thursday, the
Gath day Of June, 1885, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the Offices OF Secretary, Auditor and
Treasurer OF Stae also for the transaction OF such
other business said convention may deem proper.
The ratio Of representation will be one delegate for
each one hundred votes, and additional delegate
for each fraction fifty vot cast in each county
for tge Democratic candidate for Governor in October
last Counties casting less number Of votes will be
entitled to one delegate each.
No county can be represented by proxy,
GEO. ACCLsAav, GEO. s. @. Dow,
D. O. FINCH, VIM. vo0HT,
JOHN CLARK, CHARLES CORKERY,
". ". BRLKNAP, D. II. SOLOMON,
I. D. TEST, State Central Committee.
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The DISTINGUISHED DEAD OF l857.-The
neurology Of the past year contains an unu
sual number Of eminent names. Among the
departed men Of science may be mentioned
Hugh Miller. DIR. Kane, DR.. IRE, DR.. Cony-
beare, and Redield. the meteorological In
the list of authors and scholars are Berang-
er, Douglas Jerrold, Eugene Sue, DR.. Dick,
Dr. Griswold and Mr. Giddon OF sculp-
tors there are Thomas Crawford and Chris
tian Rauch. Among the statesmen are Gov.
Marcy, Andrew Stevenson, Jas. Hamilton,
Louis McLane and Ex-Secretary Dobbin.-
In the military department are Sir Henry
Lawrence. Gems. Neill, Nicholson, Anson
and others in India; Gen. Cavignac in
France, and Gen. Guion of Constantineple
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sustained BY the sympsshies Of the
civilized world-lor Isdia has been
deeply wronged BY the Rngiish nation
1t was forcibly subjugatsd, and pla-
ced under the government Of the East
India Company, with no reason, and
solely for purposes Of gain; but their
horrid cruelties have placed them with.
out the pale Of pity and have justified
the punishment which has been visit.
ed upon their heads.
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The last stronghold Of importance
in the hsnds of tie rebellious Sepoya
has been taken-Luckuow has fallen
and the war in India may be consider
Cd as substantially at an end. Some
skirmishing with detached parties Of
rebels may yet le expected but no
large force can now be gathered to op-
pose the British army.
The whole conduct Of the war. on
the part of the English, has been char.
acterized by an energy and peseve-
rance almost without parallel.
The capture Of Delhi, and the relief
ofthe imprisoned British, forces partic-
a'asly, wss enc Of the most mastegly
achievements On record.
Vadst slnsss asy sehss sisvusln.
1900 thaA.t ~ Z ~ elnapi1'st.
|eslasA ~ ospset ~sslA lass ~
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The late ARRAY In Congress.

dogs delight to bark and bite. Gill.
drens ballads
On Saturday last Messrs. Hill and
Garnet, selected by the Sovereign peo-
pie Of Georgia, out from among thou
sand, to represent them in the Cong
ress of the United States, allowed
themselves to get into petty personal
squabble, upon the floor Of the House.
Both parties deserve serious blame,
but from the account which we have
received, the most heavy censure
must rest upon Mr.. Hill.
Mr.. Hill, after some explanations
had been made, by another member
from Georgia, as to his reasons for
voting for The postponement Of tho
vote on the Lecompton question, de
sired also to state his reasons for voting
in the same manner. To this Mr..
Garnet, on behalfof the constituents
whom he represented-w;th courte-
sy which cannot be too much admired
objected.
"Who Objects" cried the chivalrous
Hill.
II object" answered the gentleman
ly Garnet, turning his head around in
q naughty manner.
Whereupon, one eighth part of the
free and independent State Of Georgia
represented in the person of Mr..
Hill-rushed towards another eighth
part of that state-represented in the
person of Mr.. Garnet,-with great fury,
exclaiming, "where is your grave
yard 1"
The chivalrous Hill was arrested in
his furious career by some humanely
disposed members from other States
and the Seargent-at-Arms conducted
him to his seat.
But the end is not yet; for an in
sulting inquiry has been made as to the
geographical position of the family
burying place Of Mr.. Garnet, and in a
tone of fearful import, he says" We
will talk of grave yards, elsewhere"
There is something yet to come
The wrath Of Mr.. Garnet is yet to be
appeased. A challenge to mortal COM
bat is yet to be dispatched by Mr..
Garnet to Mr.. Hill. His wounded
honor can only be healed by blood,
either his own, or that of his enemy.
The newspapers are to speculate up
on the probable time aud place Of the
meeting, and anxious friends are yet to
gather around these chivalrous sons Of
the South, and to persuade them to
settle the matter without resort to
the code Of honor.(O
The result will probably be-after
they have put their friends to a vast
deal Of trouble, and made themselves
thoroughly rediculous,-a reconcilia-
ton ofdificulties and shaking of hands.
Something should be done to pre-
vent the continual occurrance of these
disgraceful scenes upon the floor of
Congress.
The fault lies with the people IN
electing member to represent them,
who will thus dishonor, both them
selves, and their constituents.
If these scenes cannot be prevented
IN any other way, the spectator, on
some like occasion, should steel the
tenderness Of their hearts and let the
combatantA il they will, give each
other sound drabbing.
One such instance would, We think,
exercise . salutary influence upon the
minds Of many chivsrlous gentlemen,
Who are very haaty in their wrath, de.
pending uptA The intoek osass Of BY
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