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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

Our customers rely upon finding Goods in large
quantities and assorments complete every department
and ADJUST the prices which they are advertised
ture, got up under own personal supervision, and
every article sold will be Just what is repre-
sented
To the Thousands who have purchased heir Fall and
Winter Clothing at establishment the present season.
in all parts of the county confidently refer for proof
of our Goods at such prices similar goods have
before been sold in mis- city elsewhere and our pur
pose is still to continue to sell han the cheaps
est.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28
NEW YEAR,
WE ARE BOUND TO BEGIN 1T WE'LL.
OUR EAUTIFUL
SILKS. POPLINS,
NCIA:s, NEW CLoAKS,
CAPES AND SHAWLS.
We wish to dispose of, with the balance of stock.
AT REALLY LOW PRICES.

Ladies' wish to call your attention large and
Very desirable stock of Dry Goods winch o,rng
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

nFFJCE FOR AMERICAN AND F1R
" klaN pArGNis.--J ?. PRISON, No 8 Wal
street, New York. pambhlet Of la lliorsaton sels
tree BY mall. d&Son jalo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

This certifes that my wife was afflicted with a weak
ness, or general debility. Doctor Hs medicines cured
her. J.F.B.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28
a CnlN Il &c l.ndLes

DR.. DUP0NC0'S GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
RE&hLES. The combination OF ingredients in DR.. Du
poucos Golden Pills perfectly harm They have
been used in the private practice of old DR.. Dupon
CO. for over 80 years, and thousands ladies can ties
tiy their great ard nsyerailing success in alnos
every case. In correcting Irregularities relieving pain.
full and distressing mensruatiop, particularly at the
change of fe Erou five to ten Pills will cure that
conUa9 get dreadful disease, the Whites. Near every
lady IN tie land suffers from that complaint. The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands, and win you
you use them. They cannot harm yogon the contrary,
they a distractions restore nature its proper
hnnel and iuygorate Che whole SYSTEM Ladies whose
health viii not permit increase OF family, will find
these Pills preventative, For particulars see di
Fections the box. Price $land will be sent to ladies
conadenGy by mail by enclosing ST. to either Of the
following general agents fr Worcester GEO. R. SPURR
20l Main street, JAMES GREEN III Mainstreet DAVID
SC0E PSI Main street, Of Mechanic street; Also
by I, Ghoate Fichburg, Cantrell Son, Danieson-
vile, Robert Ger, Norwich, Bach & Son Providence
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. b. & D. Sands New York
A. A. Burditt, Clinton, Mass.
See the signature uUP0NCO is on the Box none other
enuine, d1y mch19
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'B
CELEBR FEMALE Pills

GEL EBR A TED FEM a LIE PILLS.
Prepared from Prescription of Sir j. Clarke M. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure of all
thoae painful ami dangerous disorders which the e-
male constitution is subject 1t moderates all excess aud
removes ell obatrucUon and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is regularly suited l. will ia short time bring on
the monthly period with regular ty.
Each BOTTLE price One ,llar bears the Government
stamp Of Great B,ittain to prevent counterfeits.
G ut o IA
These Pills should not be tlken by females that are
pregnant, during the first three months as they are
sure to bring miscarriage at every other time
and IN every other case, they perfectly safe.
81 all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affeeons Pain IN
the Back and Limos, Fatigue slight exerton Papita
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Wits these Pills will
effect core when all other means have failed and although
pOTorul remedy, do contain iron Caloei autiuo.
ny, or anythng hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions &c 'ompany each package.
Sole Agent for tlg United States and Canada.
JOB MosRS,
(Late G. Baldwin p Co > Rochester. n Y.
n. B. 81 and six stage stamps enclosed to any al
thorzed Agent vii ensure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by drusgls in every town in the United
tates.
BUaR FOSTER q co, NJ conhin, Boston,
Wholsss ale AgeR fer New England
For sale by VIM lsh Go wholesale and retail
agents, and DRUGGISTS z4ne54iiy. dNwtf dec22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

Doctor c. A. HnL-Sir: will say that your medl.
inc has benefited me much My health is much better
han it was when commenced taking il. thinkit vii
cure me. Ihave not been trouble 5:'s the San
head but once since taking your medicine. The er,
between my shoulders has all passed away. Thiukin
that you might like to hear how I was getting along
have taken the liberty address these lines to you
remain sir, yours respectfully, Mrs. G @.
Rutland Nov. 8, 1854. diff iaI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

The subscriber will continue the Flour, GRAIN and Feed
business at the old stand, no Mechanic street
JAZZ Do; THOMAS SUTTON.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE. The copartnership heretofore existing
~ under the firm of BLISS, SUIT IN, s. CO.. was
dissolved Nov. l, 1851, by mutual consent.
II. BLISS
T. SUTTON,
J. SUTTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

PRoF. WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE This Restorative
fer 5aking the hair grow, Stopping its falling cut, ard
restoring gray hair to its ginal Color is becoming ces
brGted. All thf quack nosrums giving way before
Three fouhs Of the mixtures for restoring and beau
flying the hair do it injury than good. They
burn updesroy the life at its roots make the hair
ali of and produce premature badness But Prof.
Woods Restorative may be relied upon as containing
nothing which can in any manner be injurious to the
hair, while its in accomplishing what pretends
DO has heea verified in hundreds Of We advise
gray heads, and heads get iug bai-a who wish to
their wool obtain stock, to get bottle of
Woods Restorative. N. Y. Democrat.
Sold BY ali respectable Druggiits.
II. r. Bishop, graduate of the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery having had extensive practice
in this city. for the last twelve yssrs, has
moved bis Office to his house, No IA Pearl street. where
bis professional services mey sti he obtained He would
call sitention particularly t1 his method Of treating chill
dren's teeth securing to them, by timely skill and
sight fine set Of Natural Teeth the appreciation Of
which has Induced many parents place their children
under his chargand he hopes all parents will the
importance OF early placing every child in the Of
skillfu and faithful Dentist, their future
comfort.
az TOOTH POWDER AND WASH &C., for sale
Office open all hours Of the day and evenng-l4 Pearl
street. "a Dwelling House from Main street
les dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

HARRISOA o. CLARK, REAL ES-
II TATE BROKER, Office American House Block
corner Of Main and Foster Streets Wore ser Mass is
prepared to sell exchange Real Estate and Personal
Property If all kinds in the city and counry at public or
private sale. Gentlemen who have farms, and tim.
Der lots, mills houses any kind personal Property
they wish to have god those wishing purchase the
same, may avail themselves of favorable opportunity
by calling at my office, above. Most if not all the
Real Estate Brokers in Worcester for years past have had
much Real Estate Of their sell tn it has prov
ed to be of little advantage any one wishing to
sell al Estate to apply to them, they will pel their
own first, sand why should they nol" 1t has occurred
to others as well myself that there should be least
one Broker in the city who has real estate of his own
in the market l shall have none; consequently, any
gentleman wishing to sell purchase property any
description for him, inform him where and how it can
be done either by private public sale, pledge myself
to give him my personal and undivided attention to the
object shall obtain the services Of gentleman
sst me in whose judgment and ability confidence may be
placed, particularly in the sales Of all kinds of property
at Auction Gentlemen in the city and country are re
spectfuly invited to give the call above. 1 have
many valuable parcels Of real estate registered
my books for sale and also many persons who are wish
ing to purchase and hire farms, &c.
jyl2 diff HARMON 0. CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

nISEASES OF THE SkIN.-Dt WORK
~ MAN, in connection with general practice, will
devote particular attention to the treatment OF CUTASEoUs
DISEASES.
Office hours from to 10 M, and from II to p. IN
No. 10 Elm Street. deodtFI u19
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

SANFORD d co.. PropristOrs, $40 broadway, New
Fork.
wholesale Agents In Boston--Burr Foster, 4 Co., MOI
Cornhl Retail Ag MT Russell spaldug, a IRE.
mont street, opposite Museum
Igsat ~ Woroestsr--G. r. sPURR, Druggist. 2oI
Main street. dawbm go
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-01-28

NMTHLTE IRON STONE WARE-of Ed
Wv warl7 mann facture, every piece Of which 10 war
tainted rot 10 crack ia the glazing. Nj and look att
FIRTH NICHOLS,
suoeesgc" ~ Brown Il Firth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ROANOKE.

AT. mes,;ne Of the Democratic party Of the couu-
.y OF Roanoke, held in tbs town of Salem, on MONDAY
The ls'h '9',.' J 3hn Mec.nie e Esq s ;sas Sar,ea t It"
o. motion of s. j. klhple, Ed, H committee 81
ivs was utuojsted, by the Chairman, to report r.ro'
Ip,ions for The ec,i"n uf the meeting. +. j. kionl',
C,,in Rass. Madison Crawford, John Gsrs', 81, anu
YIN ~. Brand constituted the committee.
rh. COMMITTEES retired and upon their return report
I'd The following resolutions, which were adopted ny
the meetings. n,
mocratic party will hold q Convention for the purpose
of pomius,,rG candidates for the offices OF Governor,
L;eutepan, Governor and Attorney General, for The
State OF Virginia; therefore,
let. Resolved, That we consider Lynchburg as the
most suitable place for holding the proposed conven
tjop, but, are still willing TO abide by the determine.
ZION Of tue Central COmnittes, as to the time ana
place OF holding said convention.
%. Resolved, That we consider our worthy repre-
sentative in Congress, (he Hon. Fl. A. Edmundson]
as eminen,iy qualified to MI the h'gh position OF "
venor OF This Commonwealth. That we regard him
as a Democrat Of the highest stamp, and furnishing a
record challenging me severest scrutiny and investiga
ton. We respectfully submit bis name AND ciains
to the Democratic party OF the State, believing tha'
10 one can furnish d more earnest effort TO maintain
and pressrye the fair fame of our good old Common
wealth.
81. Resolved, That the chairman Of this meeting
appoint Eve delegates from each magisterial dlstrict,
10 represent Roanoke county in said convention.
40. hsoDiNtup 1u0t tuo DLho ot'O PoPS' SN-
rally be requested TO publish theee resolutions.
Under The third resolution, the chairman appointed
the following psrsons as delegates: -,
Colin Bses, John Trout, DR.: VIM: Il. Deonls' /
3. Evans, VIM. McDsrmst. of Big Lick.
+. j. Ribble, Col. A. Hupp, Lewis Ziikle, Johr
Gsrs,, Sem, Maj. d. A. Carter, of Salem.
James G.. McKonky, VIM. Woods, Col. g. Is
Boad, DR.. b. 5. Jackson and VIM. Brand, OF "a
tau6a. ~
S. n. C. Greenwood, Madison Crawford, DR.. II
c. S,eVeDs. Maj. VIM. Ferguson, and G. G. Hart
man, OF Cave Spring.
On motion OF Col. Hupp, the Chairman and Score
,ary Of this meeting were added To the list OF dele
gates. On motion Of Maj. Carter, It was resolved
that any Democrat from the county OF Roanoke wh'
may be present at the meeting OF the Convention d
authorised 10 act ~ q delegate.
A motion was made to appoint s!ternates o, no
carried.
On motion the meeting adjourned:
JOHN MCCAULEY, Chairman.
JACOB KElsER, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
WHEAT CROP AND EXPORT.

Tbs state of The crops this year and the Quantities
which can be exported from the United States are
now a matter of inquiry. 1t is confidently stated
that the crops 10 England and western Europe are
very abundant, the prices being lower by ons third
than either of the last Eve years. while in tbs United
States it is alleged that the crops have failed. The
extent of the crops in the United States and the de-
gree of failure, as we'll as the quantity on hand in the
interior, are all matters Of the merest conjecture, and
those who undertake assertions in relation TO them
are merely playing upon the creduliiy ot their
hearers. All that is or can be known in rsstion to
the crops are the comparative receipts and exports
at leading points and the prices, The surplus which
can be spared from the United States has of late
wears apparently increased, and by inference the
crop has been larger. We may make a table of the
average annual price of wheat in England on Mi
chselmas OF each year, according to official returns
on which the tithes are regulated; the e1por. OF
wheat and -four from the United States, expressed
in bushels OF wheat, and the average annual price
of -four in tue United States, according to the
Treasury tables: ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
p O K r b
TIE H0nRS-

Ne'er were the zephyrs known disclosing
More sweets than when in Temples shades
They waved the lillies, where reposipg
Sat four. and twenty lovely maids.
Those lovely maids we're called rue LOUIS
The charge of Virtues flock they Kept
And each in turn employed her powers
To guard ii while Der sisters slept.
False Love, how simple souls tnou cnea'esC
In myrtle bower that traitor near
LING wstched an Hour-the softest. sweetest,
The evening Hour to shepherds dear.
In tones so bland he praised her beauty.
Such msItiug airs bis pipe could play,
The tboughtless Hour forgot hef duty,
And fed In Loves embrace away.
Meanwhile, the fold was lef, uusuardeo;
The wolf broke in, the lambs ~e'e Slam
AID now from Virtues train discaroed'
With tears her sisters speak their pain.
Tue dies, and still they weep; Tor never
Tho fugitive can time restore;
AN hour once fed, has fsd forever,
And all the rest shall smile no more!
NJ. G. LEWIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
DEATH OF MAvROCORDATO, TIE GREEK
STATESMAN.


Accounts Of reosnt date from Gcsecs anunIucs the
death of Prince Mavrocordsto, q patriot Creek, who
has been prominent in the affairs Of his country for
mapy years, and whose name has been familiar to our
readers through the contemporary litersture-psrtic
ularly 10 the adventures Of Lord Byron, al related
by himself, by Dr.. Kennedy, Moore, T~relswIey aud
others:
"Ale1aader Msvrocordato was born in IS1. at
Cons,antinopls. lie was descended from an ancient
| Fausriot family, which has for generations served
the Porte ss h%ospodars and drsgomen. for which
posts of honor the facile quick 'spirited Grseks are
psculisrly adapted One OF his ancestors was: prln.
cipal n~egotistor on 'Csrlowi.z bloody plain IL l69O,
and the rather Of Alexander WAS %drsgoman 10 the
Porte. When q young man Mavrocnrdato was q
successful student OF languages, particularly those OF
Eastern lands, and while still very young be held a
position in the Csbinet Of his uncle, the Hosp'dar OF
Wallachia, who, being detected in a CONSPIRACY, fled
from Wallachia to escape the vengeance OF the Porte.
Alexander accompanied him voluntarily, aid they
visited Switzerland and Italy, where Mavroaorda'o
entered with Greek avidity upon the study OF the
arts Of diplomacy and war.
"While at Pisa he was invited to take par in the
| Greek Revolution, and his sword was soon III shssIh.
I'd. Freighting a vessel az Narcotics, he sailed 70.
Greece, with a few French volunteers. With great
talent he organised a Provisional Government for
Western Greece, and was instrumental IL tringiDG
the wild Aibanisns, kirtled to tho knee, ne we'll ~
Marco Bozzs ris and his gallant Zuiiotes, TO Tia atand
ard of Greece. With the aid of these heroes he for
tilted Mlssolonghi against kurshid Pashs's army. and
withs,ood several Turkish attacks. 1t was here that
Bozzsris fell fighting and Byron died from tbs maIa
ria OF the marshes. All through the revoiution Nav
rocordato wss active az head Of the Provisional Go
vernment, and was, in a great maasure, the CREATOR OF
the Greek Constitution. He wes the fret President,
and while holding that office displayed most mastery
skill in reconciling the wild partisan chistialns OF the
country, and in financial operations. At Nsvarino
Mavrocordsto distinguished himself by bs bravery
and GOODNESS and here be made q most woodrous
escape, On animated account Of which he has writ
Ten. After Greece was transformed into a kingdom
Msvrccorda;s continued prominent, aud wss once
Minister to England. Lsiterly, however, be has re
sided at Athens, where he acted as a Senator and
member Of the Council of State, from hs own choice.
In person he was short snd stout, with an animated
and intelligent couniensnce snd most winning man.
ners. He married the daughter OF Prince Argyro-
polio, drasoman TO the Porte. With Mavrocordasc
dies another link which connects us with The age oil
Byron and Shelley, when Greece and Greek litera-
ture, tours, history and poetry were the height of the
fnhion."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
STICK TOGETHER.

The man who wrote the following deserves Il
ofa hero, for his heart is ofthe stun from whit
heroes are made.
When midst the wreck of6re and smoke,
When canons rend the skies asunder,
And force Dragons With quickening stroke
Upon the reellng regiment thunder.
The ranks close up TO sharp command,
TIL helmets feather touches feather
Compost the furious shock they stand,
Aud conquer! for they stick together
When now mid clouds Of woe and want
Our comrades walls rice fast and iaster'
And charging madly on our front
Come the black legions OF disaster
Shall We present q w~avering band
And fly like leaves before wild westnef'
No! side by side aud hand in hand
Wen stand our ground and stick together
God gave Us handsome LETT one rign,
The first to help ourselves, the other
To stretch abroad in kindly might,
And help along our faithful orotner'
Then if You see q brother fall,
And bow his head before the weather.
If Won be not a bastard all.
You'll help him up and stick together.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
IOWA ELECTION

BURLINGTON, love-, Oct. 2l.-Tne Hswkeye has
returns from all the counties OF the lst CongreasiousI
district, except three, which cannot change the result
The Hon. Samuel K Curtis, Republican, will have Il
majority OF about $40.
In the ~ Congressional district, w. Fandever's
tRepubiicanl majority 10 2.UBO.
The Republican State ticket ia elected by an in
creased majority.
DIED Recently oi disloostioa OF the spine, Mr.,
Atlantic 7. Csbie. Mr. Cable but u few weeks $40
~as apparently i'll the beet health, and communicating
freely with hs iriendr. Since that time, however, be
hss taken TO his bed. and notwithstanding the fie.
queu, and powerful! application OF electricity hs sys'
lem gradually became weaker, until i; ceased 10 re
sct altogether. Contrary 10 the usual custom his
tssins to his bed wss nads the source Of unqualified
rejoicing by his i.iends. He rsatr in psacs.-lW R
u,nSton Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
THE LOSS OF TIE AUSTRIA.

Tho news o, the burning of the steamship Austria
reached Southampton, Eng, on the 81 inst. The
following are the names OF passengers who embarked
at ihat port; the frat division comprising those who
toos their tickets at Messr. Crosky's Offices, and the
second those who came over from Havre:
Second C,sss.-M,ss E. Ford, air. Bickel, Mr.
Robert Hunt, Mrs. Lydia Hunt. Steersge-Ar. A.
Norris, Nicholas RsDouf. Rachel Renouf. Charles
Brew, Mrs Frances Nesle, aiss Annie Neale. Master
Frank Neale, Mary Neale, tinfanr,l Mr.. 5. n. Ben
densen.
French Passenger List Second C%abin-John
Meutos, LOUIS Neunsnu, Mr.. LIE Faivre and wife.
S,eersse-Jo.eph Lebei, Joseph George Keller
Joseph Weipfer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26

In 1852 and 1853 the United States wee exporters
at low prices, but the war raised the prices, aided by
deficient harvepts here, which even at tie high rate
which ruled In England in 1855 cut dowa the export
tvo.thirds. Since then railroads, migration, and
good harvests have combined TO enhance the supply,
until An export of 33,146,l 1876 bushels gu: of the crop
of 1856 did not sustain prices, which havs continued
to fall until they were 81 % in New York, notwith-
standing thatthe stsgna,ion oil business has kept back
large supplies. w
If the crop of the United States in 1856 was
l43, 900, 900 bushels, as was kelly, a consumption OF
81 bushels per head, the ueua average, would have
taken "a, 500. 900 bushels. see Il, OOO, OOO bushels, aud
export as above 80, l46,l 96, "tuld complete the crop
on hand. In the year 1858, tie quantity exported has
been large, according 10 thereturns made up by the
brokers. The exports to Geat Britain and Europe
were comparatively rs follow;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
from SEPTEMBER lro AUGUST 81.

Reducing -four to wheat ayes l5,269,O97 against
l7,I75,224 bushels same tins last year, and about
l7''UUO, OUU, went to South America, and elsewhere
1t ia, however, known that 1ost holders of grain of
the crop Of 1857 would not ,tll, because Of the low
price,. and therefore an unushl quantity OF old grain
Is in the country. The expot of wheat of late years
has been. as We have seen, Yearly 25 per cent OF the
estimated crop. If that quality ia kept in the coun'
try by good harvssts sbroadlf, will fully COMPENSATE
for a deficit of IS per cent In the yield. But the
crops were much larger THAI the quantity named, ae
ia proved by the fact that although % 5OO,OOOb bushels
were exported in 1856, anc 33, lac, 1876. the largest
amount ever exported, wet in ihe following year
1857, at a time when the country was apparently
prosperous, and the consumption unchecked by hard
times, fell nearly 81 so per bol. In the past year fol
lowing these large exports, the price has again fallen.
although 25,OO0,O 900 bushels have gone abroad and
unusual quantities have been withheld from market.
Ii is evident from these facts that the breadth of land
sown and the quantity produced has gone far ahead
OF most estimates upon the subject, and the losa by
the bad barv vests Of The present year will not suiiice
to maintain prices in tn. iacs of the small foreign de-
msnd.-[U. 5. Economist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-26
LETTER FROM VICE-PRESIDENT BRECK.
INRIDGE.

SPRINGFIELD. Oct. 2.-The Democratic Central
Committee this morning received a letter from Vice
President. Breckenridge. ursiag the re election OF
Ssna.cr Douglas TO The U 5 S-nai-.
Mr.. Breckinr,dge says, IL hr letter 20 the Ceniral
CommH'ea, that he cannot e-tors- !ie course OF
Senator Douglas during the late session Of Congress,
upon he Kansss question; but that question being
enohatically settled, and Mr. Douglas being the lea
der =. the Democracy Of Illinois in the present fgh,
against the Black Republicans. he sympathises with
him. aud desires bis success. He trusts that the De
mocrscy of Illinois, which has never given a sectional
vote, will not now be found iaggard In duty to the
Constitution and the Union.
ihs letter will be published the State Register TO-
Eorrow.
The report that Mr.. Breckenridge desires TO address
the neopls of Illinois 10 incorrect.