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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30
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Rational PrtHogisf.
The L.rtfot hercsl aths, together with Or. Hrssuss
improved Medication. have lr~u sdUIttl iu ths lu'u
uu t have c,uyo'fH Tie muti .NuEutur aleraont ~
The rcutyA, ut 1tsat variety 90 dtsra'rs.
an usfsnrs having Ian.ers Ct those AFFLICTED With
Atsi disoas~s IN .ull s'Al theu's,es u tho PER
s.nn attrutnu ut lr rh,scaps ~ iho lusuuts, where
pf8pet lraultug houses ara unAl dol.
4 Personal eAauuua 90 90 rsrh eaas II rrs'stshsi Tut
all lrus ct dis~asea exert in aggravated
ssA conn Itssi cs,rs Fucers.'y treated with med
l.nrs vh..h h- sent Go stt u the world With
full directions. cttsDt kuc~lrdse can be oh
sul from au,vrts g. tr qrrii,us iu tho Indian Ar
,suA'a newspaper Iuhushrt lN the lu,t fulton cory
n which vii h. i,1t Tree when tcguestrdi also Dr.
gr,spst "Isri,N1r,rFr ~ Science II Indian Neicpe
nNy hr hal A. the uro or - cents 10y na On the
receipt - f,ur postage sAmPs
rttu.ultAtstt uuu all lis frrr ~ charge At The
n or iy latter tho reception Of postage stamp.
An communications thnuh 10 directed 10 Dir, u.
GNkENE, 20 uremned street nustNn, NaL
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How g. G. N,lus roston. Mss REV Edward I'd.
n,uuds Uust.u, Mas krN. Joseph 1atlsb ho.ton
Nssp., Kov T. ~ Nrvin, D. D.. thslssa, Mas Rev u
H. ClukIn Providence. ". l., ncv charles urosysnor
NriE,-I Nsss.. Rev HryAn Morse. Grgyslani, Mass :
rtv John Hartman, tAutrrhuty.- y, IL: ~, ~ W
T,lrs fremont street Pus'uu. Mao !. p Merrill
TsI IVchsf.r ii.us.l Het'n, Ma, y. V. fhlnnsy
T., M Ni,usuuI, li.u,sl rp,ton, Mss, 4. W. oldham,
I.l a. stuu NAs, samuel Mosofvo, Esl, Lowell, hAsa
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Washington County.

The house and barn Of Rev. Sylvester G.
Eaton Of Calais we're burnt ou "Wednesday
night week insured,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30

II wv TIITN NVN UITIUN VOW UINN .
rur ps,as..uf i1r,cs anl Ca" The sale the,c Pow
Gt" 4. Iuucur, tHr satisfaction thsf aifF utlruulou
l.t..r Ptttas,s. q. ,rui-. WITH WlI plrf.it.rs
o As,Ht.If" hutHgIif'l Co. r'funl pntfHf saone-
f. s not .|Ntu. NsNUIt,lHfrl iN
ua utNHtCh a pEulIlEt. Cnrui.t..
AIUAsN. Now Arrs.
Tho above article, sold l ut-i,s and Country
N.r.nuatsIa every CTS. Town aul Nuarv 600 tIc ths"d
MurH
M pr I,rr,s.s f,tnuirs .od lN a. liuSt )
Ht. and a ltIN1uk-N Geo az ST J1uushurNs h,.
D., C. n d " " .,A-. Lyndon. Hiram Mc'Le 50 john
i. uHu h N,us.'ris Hud Merchants every whore TINS
plurf Dratts Person, requiring Them NlN tuVul.r -
ihr respective Si"Ivk'rriN The sal" I'll" these Articles
l-a.Is
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30

o. Speaking Of Che prospects NJ Judge
Douglas, lhr AA----.sg'0r correspondent Of
lhr Noe YMa Herald siysi
"L1irn from leading Southern democrat,
be- politicians indicate lhat Senator Douglass
llt manifesto hHs ruined h.s prospects with
rhtm, llr aua1h VIII not abide ouch tusl
Mcssrt. I4ln.1s, stephens, Brown, blfia
AND others dauuuu0n 70 with munu regret
Me- Douglas 'ais % thry viI, uol a.Hpf n
rhr opposition vill and 1911. nl-p uurr nIrb
lhr democracy of che north Wd irW union
party Advice from northern and western
LrlIlLl lnlInln LLn L-LL-L--
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a. The venerable Grant lulrbum says
lhal Muau.ea, fha subtle Austrian once
declared lHar a long as tha republic of
America rs.slrl rhra would he uo stability
lar thc THRONES Of Europe, aul lmt the only
ml.aolr 90 democracy aas 90 propagate pa-
perry iu America lhorhpm Hyst
"ln lhD-. i.uapIrr nrst Irl u~ pop. 70
captive into cIpr.tHy, shut him up boo prison
aHl made hIm llsr BOO tlr stpl.s- n 'iuurl'
second should rlt thr sumr cupgr before iha
urkt evacuation dlE' 500 mH} tra tha pope
with bio mlirr aud iha cardinals with tDr.r
red has hud 900 thr Huuary, march up
broadway and take possession nt Che palace
now building iar lhr pope boo Mott sL, NrW
Norh.'
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urEWCE'S SUGAR COATED Pu.
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LIT THE SICK REJoICE.

-UII ~ ] 4 UINUUNu- n I"nUtUUU " IU'TTs
GOO itf~ Nrw Pms iruu static.
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r..s .ea1,e.re u1,.fpr Sanford. LIVER lNyu
30 AIOlt 600 lu.IH.J t|IUHn. t.i
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q G EVANS & GO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30

rutm the Uustpu UsN Hrc. THE practice ORR Greene
tho indian N,u. ai Institute 10 crowned Win that sug-
- which mustn't b.. expected uum NuiuuE s.vuNuc at
uurIte with the uaiursl uHdr ul turirs diseases as
u,tfspd l,y thr abufirur- Of the ,uuutA 30
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11
COUNTY OFFICERS.


Wv. CAIRNS, Register of Deeds Office
in Wise'S Block, Broad Street.
J. H. SOU FHWICk, County Treasurer );
office in Wises Block.
HENRY 7. AMES, Sheriff E. n. RED
MON, Deputy office over City Bank in
Wise's Block, Broad Street.
ID. PIERCE, District Attorney. Office at
Trimbelle.
A. I'll. YOUNG, Clerk of Circuit and County
Courts; O. GIBBS, Jr., Deputy; office in
Wise's Block.
OLIVER GIBBS, Jr.. Clerk of County Su-
pervisors A. H. YOUNG, Deputy, office in
Wise's Block.
WIN. HOWES, County Judge; office IN
Wises Block.
P. v. WISE, Special Court Commissioner
under the new code.
JAMES II. HUNTER, County Surveyor;
office at Pleasant Grove.
OLE WIN GER Coroner; office at Martel.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

John q. Whittier We repub-
lish to-day that most beautiful ballad
MAUD Muller, and with it the following
notice of its author from the pen of the
Lady, Ny. correspondent of the Spring
field Republican.
"John G. Whittier, the Quaker poet of
Amesbury, the noble poet Of freedom, on
his way to the Friends Yearly Meeting
at Philadelphia, gladdened the hearts of
his friends by spending day in New
York. AS most people know, Whittier is
not man of the world. He is not fond
Of what in common parlance is called So
ciety.' His society is with the precious
few whose souls answer to his, the uncs-
tentatious, the genial, the quiet, the 10y
ing. No man has greater horror of the
sycophants and pedants who are always
buzzing around a distinguished man, seek
ing to yictimize him with their homage or
their erpditon. Whittier lives in retired
and simple fashion, with a young sister,
who like himself is unmarried. This sis
ter is endowed with genius, as well as her
brother; many of her poems are consider
ed equal to his; but i'll health has caused
her pen to lie voiceless for years. Like
all bachelors, Whittier has his love story.
But ! have too deep reverence for such
nature to take single treasure belong
ing to It's sanctum sanctorun,, and with
ruthless hand hold it up to the gaze of
careless world. You have only to read
his poems to conclude that his heart has
not always beat by rule. Tender, touch
ing and melodious as they are, their
strongest characteristic is the profound and
intense heart-hfe which they breathe. l
say this in defense of Whistiers Bachelor
estate, for to be an old bachelor or an old
maid, because one is too frigid to be any
thing else, is an llnmitigated disgrace
Whittier looks older and milder than the
picture which represents him in his books.
He impresses you as one whose intelleetu-
al force is too powerful for the vital, as if
thought and feeling were draining the Sc
oret fountains oflife. Heis ale and thin,
with dcep,dark, burning eyes set under the
black arch Of a high, white forehead. His
expression is sad, rather than passionate,
and bis mouth looks as if it would wrong
itself when it said fierce instead of tender
things. He dresses in Quaker garb, and
says Thee and Thou l do not find it
easy to connect his burning Songs Of La
bor' and his martial strains for freedom,
with himself; but can feel that he wrote
Maud Muller, that he said from his very
soul these words:- H8G 5s9G 8aE
'Ofall sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these, sit might have een.'
All, well for MS all some sweet hope lies
Deeply hidden from human eyes;
And in the Hereafter angels may
Roll the stone from its grave away"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11
Gardening.-There are compare

Gardening.-There are compara-
lively few who appreciate the worth of a
good garden. A wei cultivated garden,
however small, is source of much pleas
ure and profit, and it is greatly to be Ia
mented that so little attention is given to
this department.. A home without gar
den looks- lonely and confortless. and is
positive proof of lack Of taste for the
beautiful. There is implanted within us
BY the God of Nature, a love for the b, auti-
full, and we can in no more etfectual way
promote the growth and Development of
that ve-cultivate the instincts Of our
higher nature, than by every day commu-
Mon with plants and flowers upon which
we have bestowed much care. With what
strange interest we watch for the appear
=ance of the tiny sprout from the seed we
have planted, and then with what care we
watch its PROGRESS until it becomes a
blooming flower. How sweet to sit upon
ona's threshold on a summer evening
while the breeze is laded with the fragrance
of the home garden, the odors Of the rose,
the wall flower, the sweet-briar and the
myrtle. s.
This being thesseason, we hope our cit
liens will bestow proper attention upon
their gardens and thus enhance their own
happiness and render more attractive our
noticably beautiful village.
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List ofPost Offices i'm Pierce Co.
gpetial Notites.
All AstOnished.

10 @2a CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. S, 1859.
p Mr.. w. B. SLoAN-Dear sir : Having prov
ed the virtue of your truly valuable Ointment
in the case of a severe scald. on which it oper
ated so much like charm, that my family
were all astonished and having also used it for
various other complaints with complete success
I therefore most cheerfully recommend your
Ointment as far superior to anything of the
kind am acquainted with.
Truly yours, W. b. STEVENS
49, See Sloan's advertisement in another col
umn.
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81 Sr, boy, stop that OK" 81 havn't
got no stopper, sir" "Well, head him.
them" ".lo's already headed, SIR"
aConfound your impertinence, turn him."
7'He's right side out already, sir" "Speak
to him. you rascal, you.n "Good nom
ing, Mr.. OK.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

DICKENS is to receive five thousand
dollars for short story for the famous
New York Ledger. 1t is not expected
to run through more than eight num-
bers.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11
Important Improvement!

Grass Instruments that ,ciH not 1araish.
WE are prepared to Glaze all kinds of
w Brass Instruments. by a process known
only 10 ourselves. So that they will retain their
brightness for YEA s hence the constant neces-
s;ty of rubbing and cleaning brass is removed.
An Brass Instruments from our store will be
glazed by this process. and as it is well known
that the qualify of our instruments cannot be
excelled, those intending to purchase, viii lind
Il to their interest 10 call.
Remember no other house can apply this
preparation, r ,nropn
Music Publishers. Dealers in Sheet Music and
Musical Merchandise,
44-3m 900 Main Street, Buffalo, N. I.
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Hurrah! the editor i. gone. Tb.

Hurrah! the editor is gone. The
Office is left to the mercy of its "imps,"
and we eaa now say and do what we
please, and We are .sboundr to do it. We
shall cent app aad play the deuce gener-
ally. We shall smoke 8 6nvanma if some
one should give us the like, J and, in short
we shall cut .sswell.'' Weshall borrow
some good clothes of bis wardrobe and
make love to some fair damsel, provided
she will hearken to the musical tones Of
our corn-cracker. zsa q atrol3 s. fa7. So
The ID is now posing himself heels
upwards on our ink-keg, and threatening
to turn double sommersault over our
head, in the..anticipation of having once
moro the pleasure, of seeming something
like lager when the editor gets home.
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Notice. --Pay Up.

+ All persons who have unsettled accounts
with the subscriber, are erpcctedto call and set
tie ON or before the LIST of July next.
N B. 1 should like CASH, or at least
notes. A word to the wise is sufficient
c. B. COX.
River Falls, March 80. n40tf
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New Paper.-We have receive

New Paper.-We have received
the first number of o medical journal just
started in Cincinnati. The DRuGGIsT
comprises sixteen largo quarto pages, and
its typographical appearance reflects great
credit upon its publisher. Men of the
best talent have been employed to con-
tribute monthly to its columns. 1t is edi
ted by HENRY E. FooTE, NJ. D., Profess
sor of Medicine in the Ohio Medical COL
lege. Terms $l.0o per year. Address
c. s. WIlIIAas, Publisher, Cincinnati,
Ohio. .gss s - a
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Charity.
"Bur THE GREATEST OF THESE is CHARITY

i" BUT THE GREATEST OF THESE is CHARITY"
Bride your censure,
Tether the tongue; sWla e. s
.5,ssv Vine and its tendrils 5szeloo Is,
Biighted SO young! s
Dead-yet no tomb hsiis1 {. 81 i.-
Wreck of a life! YRS s4r
Think of her DOOM
a'1 Widow, while wife. f.a-
-.s Tears like sad rivers 1ol as tsa
Roll through all time; rs.ig
Crimson the torrent tsa ss. s5
Poured for his crime. sseT
Billows of green
Swell DER his breast; ~.
Pleading with God ri
e There let him rest. 81.
.3 -" -
es Still to another ssi5a 2<
Life is as death 80 ,retuarer
Home and its idol ~
Gone with BREATH - r
Blood on his hands,
Stain on his bed:
Fly them ALI fsi-a
o. Living and dead!
Thou whose life-current
Calm flows and quiet,
Love and whose passion
Never run riot,
Think not that weak ones
Fall by design;
Fa:o of the erring
Yet may be thine! s.-aor.Y
Bride your censure,
Tether the tongue;
Charity's garlands
Ever are young.
Mantle of mercy 1900,
@ Pray that it fall, :
Over us gently .EA as 6lU
Erring ones all
-Harper's .WeeHy.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

.SAN, why am lawyers like de fishes ."
81 don't mt d lie wild dat subject Pomp."
"Why don't you see, niger, kase dey
are SO fond Of debate" 81
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

w G. w. MApEs, of Malone, was
married in this village on Thursday last.
As we have received no notice of it, We
shall not make it public. a
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

NOTICE The River Falls Eclectic
Association hold their regular meetings. at
the School House, at O'Clock P. M. on Sum
day of each week. All are invited to attend
n36-tf S. L. cox. Sccretaru
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

A SHoRr D1ALoGUE.-Sentimentsl
youth. any dear girl, will you share my
lot for lifean Practical girl-"How
large is your los, STRIP - - M !
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

Ad,s.-Rsad WEBB's new advertise
snens insthiss weeks paper. People will
do well. 70 eall on bin before purchasing
elsewhere.
Al.o the notice of C. Fl Crossnan,
Deputy Sheriff e.s sssasez'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

Masonic.-The regular meetings OF The
River Falls Lodge of A. F. A. NJ. are held on
the lst and Sd Tuesdays of each and every
month at Mason's Hall, at o'clock P. M.
@s.s5 G.. E. ABBOTT. W. AZ.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11

Items.-Mr. Lowell of this town had
about thirty bushels ofwheat burned one
day last week. 1t caught from q prairie
fire. s, - - 9..--S.s5 asss flsss 81
~. w. PRArT has COMO below to pur-
chase a stock of goods for the season. g
as-Pigeonscontinue plenty and hunters
are having fine sport shooting-at them
We understand Prof. MAYHEM, OF
NV York, istolscture in this place some
time this month. g lzas sii.ssl s . 81.
-ii--CHAs. DrcxHSs is engaged to write
for the n. =. Ledger the ensuing year.
wv. j. WHIppIE, the local of the
Democrat, gave US a call one day last
week. He reported business thriving in
Prescott rrsa uosl v5sraa 1Ez6a Faras
"a. B. WILsos's Hotel, Diamond
Bluff was destroyed by fire few nights
since. So says tue Democrat. r
Col II. NJ, TwoABLy, formerly OF
thes Iraaser;pf. has returned to Prescott.
We are pleased to see the Col. back to
orr county again.
The next session of the Circuit Court
is to be at Prescott, on the fourth Monday
of the present month. ' .as. 'n1
Friend WEBB is doing an active and
profitable businessin the way of shooting"
his friends. His charges are moderate.
There has been number of arrivals
in town during the past week.
The weather has, for the last week,
been somewhat '.mixed," that is all sorts
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11
NOTICE EXTRA

A II those knowing themselves indebted to
n me either Note or Book acct. are reques.
ted to make pay m mt without delay, or they
will positively find their accounts placed in
the hands of the proper officers for collection,
for money must hare.
B. E. VANNATTA.
River Falls. March LIST, 1859. no36tf.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-05-11
ID. wv. SMHTK.
FLINT HOUSE.

PARKER FLINT, Proprietor.
THE FLINT HOUSE, formerly known as
/ Flint's Boarding House, is now well fitted
up for the benefit Of the travelling public
A good barn and carriage house con-
nected. al
Board-Three Dollars per week; Sew
enty-ive cents per day.
River Falls, April 9th, 1889. Aft
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Foreclosure Sale

u. OHt1H 1oHfst Sfc0 Csss
A. BLAISDELL.
DY virtue of ajudgsnent and decree Of fors-
ID closure and sale in the above entitled &c.
ton rendered on the 18th day of July. A. II
1858. shall on the 7th dayof February, A.
d. 1859, at Q o'clock p. NJ. on that day, OK.
pose for sale and sell t public ysndue for cash
to the highest bidder. at the front door of The
Court House in the City of Prescott and County
Of Pierce, the following described mortgaged
premises. to wit; Lot two {2) in Block 4 :;
Lots four "a five (5) and scyen y IN. Blnsse
C Lots enc {l) three l3) six [6) and eight ls1
10 Block D Lots five (5l and six (6) in BlocI
E.: and the undivided half Of Lots fveV 81 and
nine 10Y in Block d !; and the undivided halt
of Lot one G) in Block ~ David 4.
Clark's addition to Dimsond Bfun, together
Win the undivided halt OF = parcel of land
lv;np North of Enoch Quimbey , addition 10
IS;.noond Bluff, Being the same AZ deedoa by
Enoch ouimbey to David r. Clark. containing
- ~, acres more or less also all Of the South
D. 81 2narter Of the North East quarter Of Sec
40 one.fI1 N Township twenty -6se cosy
North Of kange nineteen l9, WeUt eentains
inc forty acres more or less IN Pierce County. z
SAID sale win be msdc. 70 sxtiEfy The ann ~ y
ak hundred and nine dDz3irs md seventy cents
4 I'd interest from the Hoth day q Jnly A. d
1853. besides costs and expenses ef sale, Re.
- JAMES H.: EAMES, Shift. Z.
P. y.WIEE, Haint;l lHeyasy.
Dnted July Skh, l22 sootp14n
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p. HI. LYNN AN.

MANUFACTURE and Dealer in Cabi-
IN net Furniture and Chairs. Corner OF
scend and Commercial streets, Hudson, Wis.
June "A, 1857. p9-M
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TURNING SHOP.

TINE Subscriber is prepared to do all kinds
i of Tuning of Wood Work, such as
HUBS,
TABLE LEGS,
SIC BANNISTERS,
NEWELLS,
- BROOM HANDLES, &C..
at his shopin River Falls, for reasonable prices.
Chairs & Bedsteads
man, featured. Please call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere at his Turning Shop
near Fosters Mill.
I9s&t8 t. B. CORNISH
River Falls, April 9th, 1859. 44-tf
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and will not stop until all are supplied.
All orders filled on short notice. and in the best
possible manner.
My shop is situated on the Big River road,
four and half miles from River Fails and
nine miles from Prescott. All persons in want
OF anything in my line will do well to give me
a call before purchasing elsewhere.
/ will exchange wood works for grain of all
kinds, lumber, shingles, money, &C., dc.
As ever at your service,
THOMAS E. TUBES, PRopRIEToR.
River Falls, April 9th, 1889. n4l-tf
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Il MI - 2
PERPETUAL MOTION

TNHE undersigned would respectfully an
/ nounce to the inhabitants of the surround
ing country that his
Wagon, Carriage, and Sleigh Shop
is STILL IN MOTION,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-07-02
Of debt.

HAVE WE CLAY AMONG Us?-Last night
City Council, in its long cared wisdom, voted
to retain that clause or article making it obliga-
tory to gain the consent of the majority of
property holders along the proposed lines
of the Street Railroads. Succeeding this, if
teen or twenty minutes were consumed in de-
batting on this question and on no question.
Finally the call was for the "question on
engrossment." Here the rising form of a
young mana stranger to us-caught our eye.
He modestly said, "Mr. President" Mr.. Egg
lesion responded, "Mr. Toohy" Mr.. T.,
in cool, argumentative manner, proceeded
to speak IN BEHALF OF THE PEOPLE.
We sa,O the majority of Council-,cho art
la,o. breakers and haters Of the psopls-wince
and vince again. The very iron of the case.
ments seemed darting out here and there, as
by magnetism of the speakers eloquence
The Council saw its foolish deed and repu
dated by a vote "to strike outl"
We say, that man, who can, by speech
lead the City Council of Cincinnati to repent
and at once proceed to do a good act, ha'
the genius and eloquence of Clay.