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them not? No pomads has the power, no cas-
tor oil, with which our Indies (horresco refer
ems y sometimes besmear their hair, no. The
white Of eggs sometimes is used. sometimes
glue or giycerine. but often decoction of lin
seed boiled well. to starch and stitfen, so that
the head is not only painted but glazed. o,
woman, woman, thou'rt charming cheat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

"A pnEcEnRHr' is brought forward in the
Washington Constitution, to favor the idea of
bringing about the annexation of Cuba with
out dclay"-which looks very much as if ''bring-
ing about" meant "seizing and taking"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

BEEcuFR on rnR DuTY OF You've MEN,--The
Young Mems Christian Association, of Brook
Ign, held its anniversary on Tuesday night
Among the speakers was Henry Ward Beechcr,
who discoursed as follows:
at was no great credit to be young man;
every body has to be one. But the credit was
in making it appear they were old in wisdom
mud Christian grace He wished to put young
men on their guard against certain pinched
scf.denial that is too prevalent. Some people
are very religious machines u is not only the
duty of a young man to be a Christian, but to
manifest all the graccs of Christianity. 1t was
by the conduct more than by the argument of
the primitive Christians that Christianity was
made paIatablc Some people seem to think re-
gioni kind of garb put on; yet religion is
chiefly in the clements of rectitude, love, wor-
ship or veneration; and instead of going about
to Show how religious one is, it is to be shown
in their actions. There is great difference be-
tween religion and righteousness; the man who
acts Christianity is the true Christian; that
which merely talks religion is not true like that
which acts"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

PROFESSOR Monms, of William and Mary Col
lege, Va, has been in New York recently, where
he received liberal subscriptions in aid Of the
purchase ola new library for William and
Mary College.
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THE LIVES OF THREE CHILDREN LOST

THE LIVES OF THREE CHILDREN LOST
AND TIE LAST ARD Only CHILD GIVEN Up 10
DIE WITH CONSURPTTON! READ TIE F0L-
LOWING STA TEMEYT OLA HIGHL RESPECT
ABLE DRUGGIST.
MR. WM MORLEY. Of Hancock county, Ohio, impaired
following Information to IsHAlL GREIN, our agent in
Flndiay:
Mr. wosLKr tlree out of family of four chill
dren, by that DESTROYER, CoNsUMPTIoNl His
FOURTH and child taken down, and continued to
GROW woRsR until the family despaired life!
ter Morley advised him to try HALLs BALsAM FOR
TIKI uxGs; purchased bottle of the Basam Of
in strict accordance with the directions,
continuing through entire night Next morning
the child commenced vomiting cOpOusly and threw up
MORE "NATTER;" RELrEF ISsTASTA-
xRous. child improving, and Is now (hree
weeks amer using BsIsam) quite lreH! Mr.. Morley
thinks his child will enjoy robust "ealth.
FISDLAV, Ohio, Feb. Is, 1873 ISRAEL GREEN.
~ DR.. HANS BALsAM warranted mp the most
distressing cough hours the money will cleer
fully refunded. For sale by
myes-9w TIL. LOGAN 4 CO, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02
NY new Story via De
PATH w y Y:
THE MoUNTAIN Outlaws.

\ Tale or THE NoRTIri;N TRAPPING GHouNDs.
"PATHWAYF VII he published in the columns OF TIE
NEW YORK MERCURY, which journal
&" contribute for years.
readers would return sincere thanks,
hold ia grateful remembrance
tiaiity favor iay success. II
O jog alon= together heretofore, mutually pleas
cd with cHc! OiT. through Of
effort part 10 continue merit their apyrOta-
tom Those who have taken interest IN the ''hkliis"
of Nick Whihles-I character pretty generally kuuUI
possibly find r tie PATHWAY Character Of
his aud nature, whose exploits aud drUeres will
shame thase Of other In short it Is IuIse
produce story that shall excel productions M
pen, Of its situations,
lnratun, inTcaey Of plot, aud rapid CT Incl
dent.
II win be illustrated by BARLEY.
Worcester, May, Is;9
The publishers THE MERCURY will only id that they
Dr. Robinson higher Prie for his IahorS
been paid by the to American
Of dufy quarter OF million
demands his eminent services. Il IS mission,
honorable competition, excel in every department
whatever that viii faithfully PER
formed.
PATHWAY viii he commenced in THE NEw YORK
MERCURY without delay, and Other novelties
rapid succession
ju2-;ti< tw.Sw. PrOpEietOrS NeW York Mercury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

Miss JrDsoN, who elopcd from Pontiac, Mich,
with negro, and married him, to the great dis.
gust Of all her friends, is to be rendered still
more notorious, The whole story has been
dramatisctl, and will shortly be produced at the
Metropolitan Theatre, Detroit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02
To the se-DruggeL aud Poisoned citizens
of wheeling md Vicinity.


You with deluge Of the viles compounds in
the form "AIcoholIc Drinks" that cmanaed from
that pest society, the Logon They sold tn
you luxury, they dispensed to you Medi-
cine, and in either the effect is the
There is but to and that is to
luxury a medcament, stmuant, sold
under stamp SEAL which that has
not been tempered with. Such articleis
Charles London Cordial Gin.
which Is distilled under inspection British Govern
ment, delicateIy (unEe any Gin)
of the valuable reetoratves OF tie Vegetable
Kingdom, and By far the healthy beverage extant.
THE Europe ANTEIcA not
only its by the hale ana hearty but pre-
scribe It ,nctciue where stnuant is required.
viii find only pleasant Cori al,
but relief in suTerings periodical character.
ANALYTICAL CnEHs1s pronounce perfectly
pure. aud I;5 restorative merits ineomParahe-
Sold Only quart and pint bottles by all DEUaGsTs GRO
cEns,
For saein Wheeling Va, by T. II. LOGAN CO.. IL Main
street. t. IL. JOHNSTON, 1TG Market St, others.
EDMUND c. CHARLES. General Agent.
mrl7-ISwIIm DEPOT, No. ~ BRO ADwAT, ny
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

The Indianapolis Journal says that Mr., Fred
erick Rusch, Of that city, well known and
prosperous produce dealer, who went to Europe
some six or eight weeks since, on visit to his
old home and friends, Immediately on his arrival
in Prussia was claimed as a conscript, forced
into tie "rmy, and is now held there TO serve
out his three years as Prussan soldier.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

TnE questions and answers which we have
carefully collated and arranged on our first page
this morning are, well worth reading,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

Mn. PAU. Mompmy has accepted the invitation
Of the Chess Club of Baltimore to visit Balti.
moro. 1t is designed by his friends there to
mark his visit by some complimentary hospitali-
ties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

NJ w va. Agricultural Society.
ETNHE Executive Committee Western virginia
Agricultural SO;trty prepare.I visit the
FrEs Gardens Of any persons DESTROYS Ivng them
entered for competition.
Applications b. made within week from this
date, to the Committee ~. PETERSON, Jr,
Wheeling, Jnne lat, '59-lE Srr,y y. w. Va. A g
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

IT is said that the Rev Mr. Wise, we believe
a son OF Gov. Wise, who is an Episcopalian
clergyman, at Richmond, Va, is taking liber-
ties with the established routine. He breaches
without notes, and as il he were in earnest, dis
cards the priestly habiments and appears in
his ordinary dress, not even wearing white
cravat to distinguish him from laymen. lie also
talks very boldly to the snv"hnllAr., ..l"t '''er'-
rrIiglous duties to their servants.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

a NEW mania for committing murders appears
to have broken out. Our exchanges from all
pats of tho country are filled with accounts of
bloody doings.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

The excitement among certain land holders
Columbia county, New York, caused by the
arrival ofa number of Stoctbridgo Indians, who
claim large tract of land, remains undated.
The claim of the Indians covers 100000 acres
in that county, comprising nearly the whole of
the Livingston Manor" which includes the
towns of Ancram. Gallatin, Clermont, German
town, Livingston, raghkanie, Copake, and part
of Grcenport The case is ordered to the Sep.
tcmber term of the Supreme Court. Tho Indi-
ans claim fiftv cents nm acre.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

Mr.. Cyrus W. FIELD sailed from New York
for London in the steamship Persia, to renew
his labors, in connection with the Company in
London, for the manufacture during the summer
Off new Atlantic cable. This is to be brought
out with all the new Improvements, and fully
prepared for laying across the Atlantic carly in
the summer Of next year. Mr.. Field expresses
his faith in the ultimate success of the enter
prise as strongly as he did atits first commence
ment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

~ LARGEST DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY, AND WEEKLY
CIRCULATION, OF ANY PAPER IN wHEEnTNG.
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claim fifty cents an acre.

A few days ago, Mrs. saphronia Randlc clOp-
ed from her home in Michigan with young
man by the name of VIM. Wightman. The
pair stopped at village near Chatham, c, W.,
where the young man was taken with the brain
fever and died. The woman, possessing herself
ofwhat money the young man had left, (Which
amounted to some few hundred dollars return
cd to her former husband and was forgiven by
him. lie proposes to open a grocery store with
the money secured by his wife!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

BENNETT, of the New York He,tl3, is exceed
ingly anxious that the Pope should take up his
residence IN this country, and thinks that 'every
Protestant sect would vie with the Catholics
and each other in giving him welcome to this
asylum of all the persccntcd of the earth."-
In late number of the Hera1a, in answering
the query, which the editor himself propounds
--'swhat will become of the Pope2"-occurs the
following paragraph, which will doubtless strike
every one, Catholic as well as Protestant, as
rather a singular suggestion-thnt the "Presi-
dent send the frigate Niagara 10 bring the Pope
to the shores OF the New World" Here is
Benefits advice:
''Le, the Pope therefore, escape at once to
New York. Let Archbishop Hughes get up :.
petition inviting him to come. we will gladly
sign it for one, and there Is not decent man
in the city who will refuse his signature Were
Congress in session, that body might order 81
national vessel to convey him to the United
States; but, in tie emergency are hare no doubt
the President, II applet to, .Oo"lt send tie
steaaa .itiaate Njagnla, or SONG other xuifabIo
ship 10 bring. hin Il. tic shares IF tie Neso
WOriL"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-02

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE ., 1859.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1859-09-21
= ~ mAnmrrT.

namoezmkic CAndiaats fer IAsAt. Gov'
eFn0R, WI address the people at the Eel
lowsag ameH and piacssE .-.. ~.
Afsoa, unien eounky, Thursday, Sept
a, q 3 e,eioek 2. ~. -. 30 :
O<soaa, Clark eeungy, Friday, SspksmbsI
IS, at . 6seleek P. n
CAasik0a, Lucas eoanky, Saturday Sept
-. ak1 esssUek p. M.
Baoemssi8, Davia essEntyy Msa&sy, SspG.
s. "a esssscg p. Ms
AHA MoaTee EegnGyy Friday, Sept
%. IL oseloek p. d.
Cemtsgvilles Appan0use ee4nty, Saturday
Oateheg !, al ofea0ek p. II.
Csry3en, Wayne eoanky, Monday, Oct
g. af4 s'eloek 2. d.,
L.ssa, DsssfaT eoanty, Tuesday 4, at 1
ofeaeek p. NJ
Decatur City, Dseatar eeahey, TssesdAy
1, nj "a aseaeek p. DIG.
hEk. Ayr, Ringgoia eoumky Wednesday 5,
at q aGanak r. NJ
Bedford, Taylor ssgnty, ThaEsday g. ct !
Oeia&k r. n. zs
ciariadss Ragp eOazsys Friday IA 1T 2
o'eioek y. L. - -s - -. a
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EAa6n afafs AAsN Qaz hg A.
sees aAzaaieR u - phosa
Kuna 81 sss3Aa s6 aaE -
signad for - 3 AsEsa AhsaF sAil~
drsns sAs saral q gaiky hs thlng 10
Ne sams, 90 VII aA prove tls
reckless eosFapsian so hIah handed VII
aasmw a i rnvsw .glsna@ skses mSsa. =.
1,as,. $500 "a - -. =
..ss . Tszs - ss'' !. =
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y 90 lseh aiasrisg, esuapoa.s - 81
y. &c, = ! y. soalpas y AasA.,-
80 - : =. ]. soap q a.slO,
= - assl psst eampsusa q c.a,.
eaznsFs ne Asmaaog. SA%E
e s Nd district, eemaaead Of JoAn..-
ssslmsss aasa Sanmang. 1854
y 90 &ssM agkfiat, eompessd Of la,
q zssa &emMkSN 80
- s alakxsess eaaApa8ed e l.
msRmka, ana Ssuaknr. a''S1H
ID ne Eta alssSfet, esnpoasd a. n.
bmqma seasys one 6sn@sex. Es-
~ E< esaupaaaA q C9sytos
i ~ - 1879. ss@ssssa q War;.
EA9@Af#s Mzsa &8NH k1R -
h . 49, zzssk enAposaA Of Ma
naas DasEas rs AdaIS, asa Senator, '''
Ia - 80 azak eazapesed On the ess.
tzss q MsAsazs 60 s1sssd. Carfol, GrssS,
WeadhufY, SEE, ia. Calhoun, wshst..1
b bNSSk KezA a. MssaFe Vista r.
sakAs Chaznkse, pIymeath, Sioux. OIR-is'
Clay, RaIa AIkes &aaatk. Diekinsa5, ~ ~
eseaa aa3 Baaeoaass, eae Gsaator. "
II - - dzsk.s &aasa Of the rou,
tzAs ak Iawa sz1 pawesAfsk. csc Senate
p khe S<ih dlss era Fsssd Of tie eoea-
tlas q 3RsPsE - Marshall oas ssnstoT
y "a 18Th dist, eonpeasd Of tAs 60.
taes og Bsntan and Tamas ene Senator.
= he go aist. eans psss3 Of tie eouD-
lses s. Csaa1gs Black Hawk Rsslsr a.
KKAnk82n Gee 8snakoF.
II EAs 3gth alsk.. esxpossd Of tie sos,.
tiss q DslawaEe and Baehaasa, oas Sea.
skoE.
II lie sssh DIST, ssmpessa Of the eOu,
ties q Feyssts end nreaaer. oas Senator
In she sssh agss.. eomposea os the con.
ftas q Aiamakse and WihnsaAiek, O,
u he s0sh dat, eoapossd az the ssss.
gabs % Howard, GhIekaaaw, Mitehsa,
RIeyd, CsgTo GpFde, WcTth. Haneoek'
Wtnmebagp ard Wright, enc Senator.
In the Ass dist, eoapswed Of the cous.
etas Of Story. Boone, Harain and HsmiI.
eeay @ma @amnx@R 10
AND In kAe Aash dist sompeasd a. ssstt
eeanty sn6 esnasaE 70 GA the vaeaBcv e..
eaasasad By khs naSagnatioa al 60. Eirh.
elias ]. RascaA.
~ sA%&~%s @A %&@A&8&& @&4 gMGEEg E9#~
eszRsd, particularly sAa SasgiEs Of Tia
several eonntiss, VIII take noass ana b
governed aeeasdlngfy
n testimony whsssef have hEreunta
rsAA sskmy hafa ara aizixsd the Great
lxa ssai e To- State a Iowa. Done
Il Dea Mazass, this 22d day Of
49, Aaggsts 1859, * khs EndsPsadshss
g he Uhlts& ssatss khs g&th, and Of stB
stsks the 18th.
By tie Gcyagnog, RALPH 2. LOWE.
gEuAa EEk1s, Seeay ct Stats.
EaTm.s~T - 6ash sss, Al Gasp. lsa, law.
eE 1853, pEoyadas as foIfemBs SIT shall b
the ausY az the ShagfE 10 give at least tea
d&ya nektEs thsreof, By causing : sopy If
such pEesiamation 70 Be pahlisksd ia sons
Aewspaps1 published u she county, arT
Be pablfshsa knsgeins ana II rot, By posting
copy oK the proclamation In not less hIs
avs q he Aoss pahlis places to the eoga.
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Cen. m@ase.

The Hassk- Eys ia bard pushed Tor
pSeof o. Kirkwood's superiority egsg
Dodge when he 10 obliged 10 cite tbs
Washington Press. Is strives 10 induce
It's readers TO bslisvs shas che Press Ii
nea q Republscan pager, and that il
maksa its Statements fairly.
tbs truth Ia, tAat the Press il ems OK
ths blsakeaa Rapahli1@n p@negm Ia Gha
State It's sditor is a moss thorough
Ahol ltioniss and wialds AL his powsrs
for tbs saccesa az aka nepah liaAn siehst.
This 10 hut anothaw apeeimaa Of che
H&wk-nye pscalsas Iogss by wAish hs
thinks - mako The seersa appaag she BED
ter cause Sssss Gax.
In like mannss, sha Hasak~ Ess qnstsd
fran We sioux City Eagle, ~ q Dsmo.
ssasie paper, - prove thai Gen. Dodge
was nos Kirkwoodaa equal In aehass.--
"a 70 we'll known shas ths sloax City
EaEls haa long oesapisds pelsassally, NJ
pasisisn 81 N andspsuasat 81 Mewsras
paper, Wills IN inausnss has sf lass
been thrown sostsss 10 Dsmossasss
paxsy IN lAaa lssalisy. Dus aAs Hmwk.
Eys ais sot ssal lie headers, sAas ID chs
saHaA aEtEals ii whleA KsrkwDoass skygs
= asbaAss was apprsvsa = assassss g.
shaspsg shan ahaA ok Cess. Dolea, tAs
sisax 60 RAxss assainssiy sass ssAe
-. nuss wAs sssoo AaMs y 10 -
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M0N. G. C. COLE,


DsnesERtic ssnAia&ts for Judge Of Ia
supssms CsaEs 81 tbs Stats Oe Towz, vii
address tie people 1t the following namsd
timsa and piseess
Lswia, Casa county, September IAfh, I'll
o'clock -
Quincy, Adams county, September ISth
aE O'Clock IN
Afssa, UaAsa eoanty, September, i6th
al . . u
DRsataR CITY, Deeatuz county, sep. u,
al Q aaci0ek IN -
Chasitoas Laeaa eaanty, September 18th,
at > ? @. a. ~ ....,-- a.z s
KnaxviIis, MasiOa esuHty, ssptsmhsE
oakaloosas MahaskA county, SepssahsE
aIst at9 p .
Ths ceatxal oommittsas Of the, several
eoaHtiss sboys mGationsds win please give
imnsaiAta nskAes al tie aAovs appointments
and make khs necessary arrangements fog
the msstings. By order Of the Demoeratie
STATE cgNTRAL COMMITTEES.
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- y q, assaaaanas Il ~ -
as.ysr - 49, - -. .as.,raI 81
-. Liz y Z $3.50. 3. 4. -
800. $50 .saaId - - =
1000 l.ss~g $, - .s.,r.r.a.ssw s,,.ssh
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-, - - -. - -. - -
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havs 80 - /. aAs,~.,.ss sssah 49,. -
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L., syavaAo - t,..rIa -
$500 ar.ss - -. : -
aha..asar. ,.a,a $500. I. $500
sses Viz Is aeasaeos,s ,s..,.ssaas,..sa 81
a. ~. - a.;zl...s IS i. g.g,sas. "a. q,
.haae.;ny IS .ausryala .gha .sa.s svaI.sss
v.oraI $50. "a ,,,,vaas ,,sswaas r..
- ,n..a $3.50 $3.50. - -, !.
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n ,.,.,v,., - 80 ss..ssss,. - :.
usnel,.eg,sY.s a. ~. a. s...s -.
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and aoeonnli.ha.s l's..a..,.s,ss -, -
upou the traak >. .a,..,is -, ;,,.,,gs 80
,anhs..A;ng e.g..s,,.s $50 -
.a.ss~-...,...s -. ..,..
= 8 'Aaa aAs1 pe-ks 1910 s1sS1ssa
sfls kesasecraey - shstx esaeT Standard
bsaTaF--a man ea saSh scrxspaloas re-
vmy<s Is hssssoy. shas he x,ouIa 80 a.
..-....s.'.as- -. s. =
s's1ss = = - - - sSaaA sae Wslsss ns
saiscaEsay saaisssa . pc rlgnss nszsx re-
sort 30 mnythanR unfair o. dishsEor&bia
IN ainea,aaS,.r as.ssy ..,.ya, ,.szav an inas,Is.
- q = - - -. 8. g...
A4sts sAs1 - pSsaasA - oAss.
howl they raises was In anticipation ok
che grast advantage shsy axpsesad 10
snsv fvo., si,;a ya,st ts,av ,s,sp~vs.s.e.asav,
sss..,s - & 4 -
hne psOpas AaaaA sasy 49,
csgnee me 0ppostss oaaaEaseers o. ne
swo men and The tide turned with uyag~
whnl.uusnv sayrA. uaon tha arehava ~
-. ,s.1su.~.s.., -.
800 : 1 80 - ss''''
Eosly hays ans Democracy wlsh-sseod
the Asres 0ases NsbIy hare shsy main
kminaa kkmfw s,rn..s,.s ,4s.l ssvzss.z a.. ,..s
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Men q lail.
- - H. 10
srias, - - s -
- ~
plaindsaisss aselAxszsk 1T NJ 80 -
vess aor sisksr Eswe ~ Bss 10 EOS
Sapssns yaaes. Rsassn - s1nasasss
shasa snssazpesans sa& sszsaFa, 40 aaga
~ IN PLAZA ssssns. 90 aamsh Has abe he.
puhsisaa siskss fos shs gupssaas nsnsk.
Whas eiss has sszrHps ama sassms sAsal
nsn - sandidasss, soald DO sspsesed
xgGsa - ! zaAaeksm Asmss ~ =
fAs Iaaa RspaAlieaa Ssaas sonsaaaioa,
whaTe tho eizssEs wsrs MI sppessleasd
aHa b Is roIlisg hsrxaia ~ aslsas-
We bsiisvs shss Ill who know ~ 50.
sral eeaaidasss intaaaaasiy, mals ssmsai
wish = = aesia@ - hpak Esaws 30
saeakssn - zasFs kanas - - -
than .. J. glrkwupd AiS. MzlIae ID ia
fFOm bsaag sleae u his aEssaassEssslsa
With ihs Republican tisksk ma il ~
disaaseaion ecnAned 70 chs sandiaaasl
for the snpzems BsnsA.
We vii pabIish aE. Aillm's lssasE il
ene nexA.
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c. z,eza a.ss.u,Ena6 - $1,000
$50, i III. 4 i IL e. III
mssu ! sleascr lnx sselIuz il.
q n II axsvy - - 49, 81
In sAs hzls spaas ze.asa ~
- sIseaion ssy. ahs vsssory wsll ID cars
= ssraain = IA laazs i shxa aey.. w
hsva snly 10 SO i Il, - avazy Dasse-
@sa IN "a tia polls. and Ihaa shese hon.
- Espahlieaas wAe ere aisgssssd vita
sszsups pazsy leaasFs, - nawgilsng
loagss 70 sEase 1aem h powsss ~ non
stay swsss baa aniss shsis sstss, = wssl
- theiE voissas y sxpsllins Us sasssS
shAzssfs aad piAsing ahs sovsrnmsns u
~ Banda e Aeaess, eapable ard faith
fai msn.
To show bow easilY thls sam b dans,
withoaa GONG into dseaila Of he knawn
lasssass q car akseagtAs = d he wids
spFead dissatisfaction aaaoag, asd desss-
ssons fsssas ths regab liean ranks, We VIII
=
stats tAsa b accurate calculation, II rs-
qalrsa oaly . gain at 3 Ia pes esaa. mp
en- shs aggregate vste ea lsSs, 70 oyas-
esaas ~ rspablicaa msiority u S,STA
and sssare campIs4s DsnoRake yis-
soEy.
No doaha u almsst svsFy township
II sAa State Dsmoerasie voters mors
than encagh 70 make this difference
stAia away srem ths polls, from . fsei-
ias THAI u woaid eds no goOd, - SIZE
ceald net carry the slsetion ANY how. -
O. coarse re oaanet, saiess Democrats
will pafs and suouk. Ons vsss may change
ths reaala in the Ssass aay az she char
astsf 81 eaE polieY sid social condition
fag years. nay eAaaga the dssaiay aE
she astieal
In = aawnahip oe 100 votes, ws wsns
9 DsnOsraaie gain of only over last
ysar4 Democrats who did not vote, or
Z change ef 3 grom enc side 10 ths osA-
O. and In the sama proportion for !
iaEgeF on smaller aggregate vote. Lss
the Democrats cs every seansy and town.
ship 80 q work with arm dsaermina-
ton to accomplish ahia snush, Il nothing
more, aad the thing ID done.
But tails i not ali. The gallant rank
aud ale Of DsmooRaey ass BOT alone in
this contest against the iumogens Faa.
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J. @. McCisllaad, Woodbuoy, Monona
and Crawford, nos aadited or paid. G..
g. Kennel, Washington county, not an
tied OF Allowed. @. A. Hawlsy, Deca-
tur county, 10 days, $4,000. A. b. hill.
Ter, Grundy, Hardin ana Franklin, 80
days, $4,000.
MaHy Of their reports are very full and
voluminouss showing the affairs Of tbs
county fund commissioners 10 have bean
conducted loosely and irrsgnlaEly, in
some Of the counties, and fraadslently
in others.
Upon the call Of the Senate, hare
just furnished tham with these reports
to which yoar attention ID respectfully
invited. RALPH p. LOWE.
By footing up tbs several amounts
stanaisea and paid, 2 - shove, We fad
sheir sum total 70 be 81 ,2ai 80. Besides
this, we sss b. the GovsrnsRss message,
that tiers we're accounts Of agenas kax
thirteen eoanaies ssnok audited and
paid" The iafsEsnes is, thas these un-
paid sscoanss range much higher than
those reported paid, and hssos Il was
prsEsrred 10 bold them Ia q asass of
sssuspensioasn rather than report thsaa
for sAe public eye. TIE Governor does
not sysn state the amounts Of their rss-
pseksve charges. Bus pasting Il 81 $3.50
per county, a. . faiE sHssages and we
have 81 $50 thea rsmaiaing uupaid, 20
Be added 10 the =, 81 u pssvisasly
paid, making an AgsregsaR al q, III 80.
Tst shls rspcgs esmpRieaa ohly abens
halx sAs esaaslss II shs Ssase u saAs,
whsn sis aaeDanas II Ill shoss ageua
srs audited and paid, TIE people vii
hass blsa 10 he aans ef ss coo for fAie
enc issm In ahs grand mashlnsry 81 Aleah
sspabaiaaa ansnsEsring Aa oas aasosx
ne inna ashle sxpsaisnsa gor ssp.ss
Ia tie EssesnEY and psnsipaiag 81
aFmy ak palsiisaa aasassaG nesm Alle pcs
plea mepsys 4 il Woeshy q ssrisas con-
Kas = slanss es ia sAasaaam ~
aualfsEsss5sns u tie aza auEnssa 10
AIssazEgs wllas RS Assal u ~ -
isrsFaas - III - 81
yerT saapexaas 80. apa Il - ID
- sask - - u asa -
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