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The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-18

The above is portrait OF David Mecreery, OF Ma
plertownship, who, on the 3ist day OF August 1859
Justice Gorley that he wastreat,
ca Tor the cure Cancer by three physicians Of Rad.
iord county, and by DR.. Newton ofthe Eclectic Col.
ege Cincinnati, for aperlod OF eight months
hotwlhstandine which, his lip, nose and portion
rs ei eheek were entirely eaten awayi He had riv.
on up all hope, when he heard ofthe IBlood Search
er," and wasinduced to try 10. Four bottles oured
nm and although sadly disagured there is no qu
mon but what this Invaluable medicine saved his life
ne full particulars Of this remarkable case nav be
seen IN aeircuarwhlch be had of any arents
we also referto the case OF Nancy Bleakney or hi.
aenon, Armstrong county, Pennsylvania. eurod OF
scrofna ansr being unable 10 get bed for 3years
TO the case ofa lady In nsonvlle, ,Olearaeld Conn
form. @ T - - ~ "Vi''
To the case ofGeorge Mei.ei, residing in Carroll.
,own Cambria county, Pennsylvana, who was so bad
affcted with Cancer thatiJ eat his entire nose on.
and hia case was vorse, tfposDble than McOreory,s
The particulars ofthese cases, every one OF which
was scured by the use ofthe Blood searcher-may also
DC found In circular 10 be had ofany agent.
,..Lr X. N. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory forthe manufacture and sale. near the
"a Railroad Depot, Hollidaysburgh, PeDnsylyania
Dr. Geo. n. Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pitsburp Pa,
= For sale by KAUFMAN d CO., Lancaster; j. H..
swain Groyeport; Z. Schuller, RobeTts a Samuel.
columbus; L. II. Stutson, West Je herson; Or. A, W.
Munson' kenton. January 20, Is0O--Iy9B
, 1860-09-18

Speaking Of the great Republican demonstrt.
ton in New York city, on Thursday evening
last, and Of the speeches of the occas on, the
Ep<ning Pot says:
But the speech Of The evening was The e,abor-
ate effort OF carl Schurz, IN which he eua1yzed
the character CT Douglas, both "a atatesman
sod politician, and 1t which it Is no exse0er-
Elton to say that it MAS one Of tho mos: CON.
plete and Hishariug c.iticisms that erer dema~
gogue received. This eloquent young German
coming to our shores With hard experiences OF
the Old World despolisms, and buoy ant with
hopes Of brighter future in the New World
hnos public attention occupied with the savings
aud doinRs Of a man who is put forth br bis
f.leuds II repres sentative Of The Institutions OF
the country. Mr. Schurz examines bis ureten
aions; be goes carefully over his whole Political
career; he seEus!nizes his principles; he com
pAres his acts with his professions; aod. at The
close OF the lnqitry, he comes to the conclusion
that this maa is stupendous humbuz, But he
asks no one to accept that conclusion on the
strength OF big mere words. lie gires the 1ea.
Sons TOR the faith that is in him; and if the fol.
lowers OF Douglas will take the pains 10 read
his remarks, they will see t14t be does not in.
dulge IN calling hard names; his proofs are the
record OF testlnonies. hard facts clincbed to.
persuasive rhetoric. 1t Mr. Schurz. at the scme
time, pokes good de4l Of fun at his victim. it
should be remembered that tho occasion vasir.
resstibly tempting.
1t was the general opinion that the Small Gi-
ant never sppeared 80 small as be did last night.
and when he came ont OF the fiery ordeal OF ibs
GeEman's logic, the or which his admirers roa.t.
ed as jones' Wood was not halt 50 well roasted
as he; for that louocuous animal was only done
brown on the surface. while his ilIustrious d.
tfon, besides undergoing the same culinary pro.
cess, was turned inside cut und done on both
SIDES as the hungry mob Of the ba,be cue. in
fact, tore in pieces The flesh and picked The
bones Of the carc.as, 70 this merciless Teuton
lacerated the political BODY OF Douglas. leaving
scarcely enough of i: to f1:ieu the rext corn
dsId. His friends, We fear, will be going about
tne CITY this morning, trying to fad out what
has become of him.
, 1860-09-18

F471F1El0. Wayne County. H. Sept. !, 1Se,.
glorious day WAS yesterday for Old Wayne.
Logan and Ross made hararpne tn th. ,,.tn.
rihed, ard thirty tro times be ,old the croTd
about the i" duddeity' Of tie Black Rennh:;r,n.
We had no idea Of outnumberipe he Den"- nm.
cratic meeting; which thy estimated at four
10 be "aud1ct.u," even If VI had u ~ !. s.. Snse
seren jathoms higher than Hamau." &. Ns,sh.xx ~sax
aaia the Republican leaders ouobt tn he Esr1u
in the forenoon, the crowd conme nced gaiher5.
ing. our citizens headed By our very etcellsnt
band. followed by iour. horse wsgon contain.
flags, ornanented With beautifully wranohs
Evergreen notices, having on one aids fhs
, 1860-09-18

For4 wArxz, s..urd.r r1rn,sr s1s., S., :,
This has been = great day for Repub1ic.ri.m
IL Northern 1ndiaua. From eight to ten tlou.
sana people have been in council today at Fart
Wayne, aad the widest enthusi.sm prevailed
The extra wester1 train On the Pi,t,bnroh
FoH Wayne and Chicago Railroad. and tha Va.
baah Valley road brought in an immeuse host
while long professions filled the town to ov-,.
doNipg. Space will not permit nsrt;r,,.- \.
scription of the hanr era and device. in III. mr.
cession. But The vbo,r aff,;- ho,l :. ..-t
and enthuaiasm showed tho deep. earnest d.,
termination thst .c.uates the people to ca.rv
the State for Republican freedom,
Attwo o'clock the different procetsiona mat
IN a beautiful grove and were addressed from
one sssnd BY Ex Gov. Corvin Of Ohio. aud
william bross ef Chicago; from smother By
Hon. Caleb B. Smith Of Indiana, and ur. Fra.
zier Of Wsutegan. H., while Mr, prentano o.
Chicago addressed his German fellow citizens
from third. Gov. Corwin aud Mr.. sm;th,.
, 1860-09-18

Fon TsE CRANBERRY MARsHks.-For tho last
few dsya our town has been lively with prcpa-
rations for the cranberry har:est. Under the
supervision Of Ar. Dukes, Of Minnes9ta, q large
company started last Tuesday With tesne, tent
ing and COG king utensils for camp ]ifs. Other
companies hare started out on explorations.
and 30 far a. We have been able to learn from
observation. Ibis business will he carried for.
"ard with briskness aud Soma profit, this tea
aon.-Juaeau Go. {Wis.) A,gus.
, 1860-09-18

At his Jones Wood barbecue meeting.
Douglas, in The course of his speech raid:
Now. my feilow.citi1.us. l was about 10 say
t. you. there is scheme to break M tbis ojo.
riou. Union. The rfetext 1or dong so Is he
election of Abraham LlUcnln, aud ao those gen.
nine disunionisss desire his election. don't
Snss9e aM the breekinridge men in the United
Or: Brcckinrid2e himself with being disun
sonlst; but do express nv firm conyfcfion
that Ae,e i rot difxni1nis. in Asnerie1 soho !.
not sBrclaastdgs mdn.
This is certificate Of the strongest kind
from Douglas that be considers the Repub1.
can Uaion party, loyal to tho Constitution
aad the laws, and that there il not 10 much Al
one dtsunioaist to be found among its count,
lass hosts. Now just h1e away that certificate
OF Mr. Douglas, becauae it nay not be I fort
night before ho will be charging that the Re-
publican party is full Of diaupionistat
In another Part Of tho samo speech he de-
elares:
Believing t1At the Union is III d.nprr r~,,l
make any peroonal sacrifice to prese,ye Il
sChesrs. # the withdrawal of nv name wou}d
1eod 10 defeat Mr. Lincoln, l would fh.s mn
nent withdraw it. Prolonged and entu.iss-
~ >1se's'!
Is ne sincere IN either o: thess remarks?
he admits thas Lincoln is Union man, and
that all Republicans are Union men. Hs also
says sha' oil the b'li'AVerett men are Union
nts, ana 'hat nis own 'act'on will be loyal to
tue on1oa in tue event o. Nncoln's election.
lie goes farther and expressly declares "that
he DOES not charge al IN: .:;:-G'->nridgo men
With beng d'sunlonlsss." aud Jet in the
, 1860-09-18
4 Fine Compliment to Carl Schurz.

Hon. James O. PatuRm, one Of the R.publi-
can electors at largs for the Stats Of New York.
concluded lis speech. at the Cooper Institute on
Thursday evening last, with the following fue
compliment to that eloquent and fear1css cham.
pion Of freedom, Carl S.hurz, Of Wisconsin:
"But am keeping Jon loo long from ban.
quet compared with which mine is but ~ bn.Fs
eontrasted With The .uppers Of The gods. M
eloquent friend who lighted the torch of his
Hen1ua It the 6res Of freedom, which. in En-.
rope, in 1s45, famed TO the heavens, which now
9Fs not smothered, but s!unber in The rreat
deeps Of Gods pro.idenee until the hour and
Iee man soasl comt. has learned On these shorts
which haro welcomed Lin. 1hst Iihertv hr;nr.
her richest offerings 10 the shrine OF cen,ns.
nhlch, IN turn. Pays to liberty its homage and
its Worship" lChesrs.1 "4N
, 1860-09-18

The contestants in the Brpderick VIII ca.e
hare apptied for acom1,i>sion to be sent to New
York to take the testimooy Of Joseph c. Mcktb-
ben, and some others, By whom they expectto
prove that On the day the will purports to hars
been signed, B1oderlck could NIT haEe executed
It, snd that the will WAS not among Brodezick's
papers 1t Washington when they Tsrs 6rst ex.
amined after his dsatb. The application was
strsnuously opposed, aAd The Court has the
n&tts. under sdyisament,
, 1860-09-18
AnalSe ~ tnrkey---anniiser Plot Daa.
fntFigu<k. a"7aAu

Affairs in 1nrkey---Anniisrrs ss1ot n,.-
fhtFigu&k. ""9'A Il
Th: following are extracts from lhc l,:.s- ot
NE cG,nr.ta:s.norls ~ correspondent. Of lie New
Ahmet Paeh:, go'ernor Of Damascus. has
been deposed AID sent TO Cscs:aniic 7ofe sor
trial. after lew days, he was seot Lusk ~
Beirut, to be tried b7 c3urt.nar,i il ,btrc ha.
1ofe h's departure, to"erer, te WAS p.b,,ctr de-
graded BY crser ct tie Sul.au. Tne ce1c,1onr
was quite Imposing, lie Why sak-n 10 Ii. rr,xt
tn 'ueands OF tro :ps 1esc .sm,led in tho tc-n,
u1 noIo7 square, With MANY Ai..h offi .r,s o,;i.
ltary and c:Ti. The i'asha wa led .n,o th. rsn
ter OF this square. The imperial order was
then read, alter which his n.uss t, huttan h.
sword, &C., we're rorgsly toru OF from him, ,a,d
saa, gorsrnor general Of ,he pro y,n:e of ID .mas.
Gus, and commander in Chi Of The army of
Arah1s au-ras now desradeJ. s.r,pp:d a. n
Fa1k anu offices, uud II duced 10 the rant of a
common sYldier- lie was then ignomi.i5rs,T
marched ott to prison By two or tarce ccva.sr.
Mneacs ne mas sent to Beirut to b. tiled for tis
NE: II Will be remembered that it was 1hrou.h
his iuaetiun and counivance tha. ,ll {,h r,.,;ss
were murdered By tbs Aussui:1.n pcputa,1on
ot Damascus.
The Government is doing it's les. to altav the
exclts meat aad prevent say ou.b:tak. Inner.
atlTe orders hare been issued from tbs 1,orte.
forbiddin9 a!l discnss,ous Of po,tic, II n,a.tsr,
hT the Turks or Christians, under the serrsess
penalties. stroas guards OF cavalry patrol ali
1ae strcets through lie night lmmense boJts
ot troops march and counter march thrnn.,
tae city oy day, to ore.awe the peo; Ie AID show
the strength VI the Gorernu eo:. 4 lydy Of
some ten thousand infantry AID cavalry 1usrc1-
ed through Slatnboul aid prra lately. whit. At
the same time anothe: large detach.n at were
exercised in firing 1t Scu.ari.
These are the outside facts in tue case here.
My own opiaioa is that there il but li,,le cause
f4r alarm here il Coas:antlconle.
IN connection "la the troubles at Ba!at. &
most t1gnihea3t incident cec,Frzd lsst week.
The hus=ian eEbss:ador. With lis suite. p,x.ea q
formal call upon the Armenian p4sriA1co. aud
Was received By bun al the en:raace o: bis rai-
gee. Long speeches we're made On both SIDES,
ID which The embasdador exaorted the p,.riarch
10 t1ust IL Russis, assuring am that al eou.h
The rest Of Europe might iorsA1e the.u, Rassta
could remain their friend. Tue rstrlalca r..
plea in saeeca full Of gratitude, and a.suran
of kymnMtny and t,ooi
, 1860-09-18
ANOTHER ROBBERY OF TIE
STATE DISCOVERED.
e8,4SO IN COUPONS MISSING.
The Coupons Funded By Joel A., mat"
ttnons


On the 18th day Of April 1853, Josiah Mc
Roberts, then State Trustee Of the Illinois an'
Michigan Canal, delivered to Joel l. Matte
SOD, then Governor Of the State Of Illinois, al
the SCRIP, cancelled and uncanceled, and othe
indebtedness, which he had received from hi
predecessor in office, amounting in all II
! SGs7,332.s2. In his annual report to the Gov
e:nor dated Dec. 1at, 1858, Mr. McRobezt
| says:
As no provision had been made by law fo
the ffuaf disposition Of tho State indebtednet
received in this office, it was deemed best. et.e
c,nsuItasion scifA gour tz4t4<ner, to deposit tb'
amount now on hand in ths State Department
1t Springfield, there to remain subject 10 suel
| final disposition II the Legis1atufe should il
| future make oft
Ofths evidences Of State indebtedness thus
delivered to the Governor; it Was discovered
in January 1883, that some S223, 900, in canal
| checks, had been abstracted, and that the
aame had been funded by Gov. Matteson, and
that State bonds had been issued to him for
that amount. The Legislature being in scs-
sion at the time Of this discovery, committee
WAS appointed to investigate the subject and
to ascertain, il fpossible, if any other 1obberies
Of like character had been committed-the
committee to sit after adjournment and report
to the next Legislature.
In pursuance Of that object, the Committee
have had number Of meetings, which have
resulted in the discovery Of robbery Of
coupons to the amount Of S6,4s0. The facts
are as follows:
In the report Of the State Trustee, before
alluded to, is embodied statement Of the
various kinds Of cancelled and uncancelled in
debtedness delivered to Gov. Mattesoa. In
cluded in that statement is the following:
"Also ore package said to contain coupons
from 1900 to 900"
OF the ono thousand coupons here mention
ed, the Committee were able to lind only nine
hundred. 4 search vas thereupon instituted
with the view to ascertain what had become
Of the missing coupons. The Funding Bo.k
solved the mystery. On page three Of that
book, the identical one hundred coupons 2sol
1900 Of date Jul7, ls40, and for s13.l0..sd
-564-s0-each making a total Of sc,4so, arc
recorded as funded april, 1857, and bonds,
numbered IS to 100. issued therefor, ard de-
posted with the Auditor in trust for the State
Bunk Of Iuinoisi
TIE State Bank Of Illinois is the property Of
E1-GoE. Jo=l A Matteson. Three Of these
boads, viz: Nos. IS. sc, and 81, were presented
BY him, Jan. 3, 1883, ut the State Treasurers
ohlce, and were paid-the other three were
in the advertised list Of the Auditor, Of bonds
to ba paid September 18th, 1850.
The coupons for which these bonds were is
sued are on file at Springfield, and have been
fully identified as those missing from the pack
age delivered by the Stats Trustee to Gov.
Aatteson, on the Sd Of April, 1853.
These are tho facts in relation to this newly
discovered robbery. Comment is needless,
We understand that suit will be commenced
1t once against Matteson, for the amount.
, 1860-09-18

tain IN ten years 2o,56l-or about 4s per
cent.
lo~A--fhe population Of Lee county, Iowa.
ioots up es,sss. In 1850 it was 1s,s6o-xsin
eees, or lttls over 50 per cezt.
"'scoSs1S.-The population Of Door county
fooss W 3,o17.
, 1860-09-18

Especial Couespo1aence Of tue Pres. md Tribune,
ssx1t1a. Ill, Sept Is, 1sGo.
Hon. I. n. Arnold spoke here last syenin1.
Ths short notice given, end ths strong pfd1pect
Of Z fstn at tho hour OF meeting, prevented
many from attending, hut good fir audience
was present, ind heard one Of the best speech.
~ OF the aeason. 4r. Arnold couplstsly anui.
, 1860-09-18

FATAL Acc1pkxr-Charles BRIGHT a en,r:er
o. WORK II tbs Colchester coal mines, in thia
s1ate, tel down shatt diaiance of seventy
fest, on Tharzaay last h lived but short
tins altar his fall,
, 1860-09-18

- The caae Of Grim. Con. in Jacksonville,
nosaced in yesterday,e issus, il, We learn, about
10 undergo judicial iallare<tigatioa. Theodender
wAs not killed on tbs spot Is we were informed;
eut hs Was severely hacked in the fxce with N
X, and hts recovery IL considered doubtful
Springfield Jotrnsk
, 1860-09-18

AicH1oAS.-Ths following are the returns Of
toe eensus taken from the Counties in Aichi. IN
compared NTH 1856:
, 1860-09-18

baa6Fidge, Williamson County, bed meeting
On the losh inst, and organised n Republican
Club. J. 4. Hardy WAS Chairman, aud J. G.
Frat Secretary. Seventeen persons came for
ward and enrolled their names as members en-
the start. The following gentlemen were elect
ed officers; Pseslden', E. D. Kelly; Vice Pfesi-
dent, J. F. Padgett; Recording Secretary, J.
a. Hardy; Corresponding Secretary; Dr.. G.
L. Owen; Treaaurer, J. c. Pratt. In 1856 the
county Of Williamson gave Fremont but ten
Fatea. Nor Republican Club il inaugurated
IN aingle town Of the county With s<pentten
Onward and Upward is the CRY!
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ZuA6 OWV1RAO4W 1800A0Re
We present Governor LOVES last Message "a
- s1Aders ~ morning y. II il mainly dsvo
"a - State raatters, "a psesents clear syieu
lof or domessfc ahairs, our readers win IA Il
pr atable y read il closely. M
Had We been favored with an advance copy,
= were the Dubuque Times and Keokuk Gate
We should have tried to print II an in four or Ave
issues Of our Daily At any rate. We have bro
ken doses Of it in the Gate Of Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, with Ito be continnsdl It the bottom
4R. JOHN g. DAVIS ExxUHr--LOrd Byron
jotted in his diary about the time Of the publica-
ton Of Childe Harold, that he awoke up one
morning and found himself famous" NJ. Davis
can make the same record in his diurnal egis-
ter, with the slight emendation, that he woke one
morning and found himself fzat ButAis catas-
trophe has kindred incident related in poetic
diction The nursery volume Of Mother Goose
has one Gifts finest lyrics saddened by the CO.
lamity Of an equally "wise" man We hope, who
Jumped into bramble bush
And scratched out both his eyes,
The attempt to restore his damaged vision By
jumping into another bush and scratching them
in again, d respectfully commended to Mr. Da-
Wis trial We don't think his case can be made
any sorse by the attempt The bred Scott de-
cision had fatal gifts Of disaster. The subject Of
1t, himself, only survived few months, and the
mnfaed drum has followed a small generation of
hybrid politicians to the pale realms Of shade
since; to which ghostly procession We may add
the funeral cortege Of the late John G. Davis, Of
Indiana.
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PATRIOTIC CAPITAL.

We are advised that the Banks of Washington
have agreed to hold the certificates of the ecu
tractors of the Post Office Department until a
Speaker is elected. This is magnanimous and
selfsacri6cing. prefane history, however, has a
parallel for this generous devotion to the straits
Of the Buchanan democracy. 1t is the case of
the juvenile Jack, who would not eat his supper,
but his resolute abstemiousness is as much inn
paired by the reason why-''bccause he could
not get it'-as the forbearance of these Federal
City Shylocks. Our own private opinion is, that
they have no very vide choice in the matter, but
must ''spit on their hands and hold ON" whether
they will or not. When Bankers at Washington,
or elsewhere, let c.sh lie idle it is quite safe to
believe it matter of constraint, and not of con-
sent -
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Iowa News.

The Vinton, Benton County, Eagle, of the Sd
inst, states that on Monday of last week the
dwelling Of Mr.. Jacob Crew, in Fremont town
ship, in that county, together with all its con-
tents were consumed by fire. At the time Mr.
G. was a mile or two distant, teaching school,
and Mrs. G. with the children had gone to ths
house of a neighbour. There being no person
near the house, nothing was saved, not even the
wearing apparel of the family, save that which
they had ON. ~ u 70
The officers of the State Historical Society
are: President, S. ]. Krkwood; Vice Presi-
dents, Charles Mason, James Harlan, ]. NJ Grit.
fifth, 7. s. Wilson, Oran Faville, W. Barrows ::
Corresponding Secretary, N. B. Cochrane; Re
cording Secretary, J. w. Morrison; Treasurer,
J. P. Wood Librarian, D.. F. Wells. A
Board of Curators, Is in number, has also been
elected.
The Buchanan County Guardian of the 9Th
says that couple Of horse-thieves, with three
horses in their possession, which they had stolen
in Polk county, were overloaded at Independ-.
ence on Tuesday last by the Sheriff of Polk Co.
The officer started for Des Moincs with the men
and horses on the same day.
On the 2Sth ult. son of Martin Gearin, of
Iowa township, jackson county, was badly in
jured by runaway team which he drove, upset
ting the sleigh. Roth his legs were broken be-
low the knee. ....i ss.s. j.,...,... h.
The editors Of the Marion county Democratic
Standard says that their loss by the late Gre,
which destroyed their Office, is about one thou.
sand dollars. &&
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Iowa Legislature

We have not room for our letter from the Cap
tol.
On Tuesday the following officers were chosen
SENATE.
Secretary. II. Saunders, Of Keokuk.
Asst Secretary. B. Parker, of Mitchell.
Sergeant-at-Arms-G.G G. Arndt, Scott.
Door-Keeper-A. G. Hastings, Black Hawk
Engrossing Clerk-A. N. Scott, Jefferson
Enrolling Clerk-Ed. Zitschke, johnson.
Post Master-Ed. Brown, Polk.
Fireman-Fred Michael, "
LIST Messenger-M. B. Noel, Dallas.
I'd Messenger-R L. Davis, Polk.
HOUSE,
Speaker-John Edwards, Lucas
Clerk-Chas. Aldrich, Hamilton.
lst Asst Clerk-Geo Cowing, Powesheik.
I'd Asst Clerk A. Hammer, Linn.
Enrolling Clerk II. Smith, Kossuth.
Engrossing Clerk-Wm. Tucker, Chickasaw.
ergeant-at-Arms-E. r. Clapp, Polk.
Door Keeper-Mr Sherman, Dallas.
Post Master-T B. Oldham, Clark.
Fireman.. Zineshiek, johnson.
Asst Fireman.. T. Wintermute, Mahaska.
Messengers-J. P. Edmonson, of Mahaska, and
Young Conrad, Of johnson
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"a Hon. ScHrYLER CoLvAx, NJ G.. from the
Ninth District of Indiana, writes to his paper,
the South Bend Register, as follows in regard to
the admission of Kansas:
Il regret to say that it looks probable that the
Democratic majority in the Senate will resist the
admission of Kansas into the Union, although
all parties in that Territory participated in the
election of Delegates to the Constitutional Con-
vention, in framing the Constitution ITSELF in
voting on its adoption, and in electing the State
Government under it. Of course, all sorts of
pretexts will be alleged for this rejection. But
the real reason is that it is to enter the Union as
a decided Republican State, in spite of all. their
efforts to the contrary, to strengthen the Re
publican phalanx in the Senate two votes, and to
give three Presidential votes in the great contest
Of 1902 fS'f II
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Si29laI % x1an -, ~.

= Will be ascesiained FROM III des,;Is ~ ,,.;o
nAiaace sheet that the amount sloo al III Il
the whole aiaoant expended b. tie ss.s.e ~ ~,
count ot thc renitentiary Tie otAss s,a,,. M
the cfeaH side faay need exulanatio1 raa'
amount 1891 A. il for cash afig,nFel 81, ~.
Warden during the month. oil Nav last 4, ~ ~
mient q bulls OF supplies, &c. Tie anonn, 10
oto " = the aggregate of all notes ont.tan.,;,s
against the institution, on the lst al Jnns re-
and the amount ~, 100 81 il the ann ~ \,
amounts due individuals on book acconn, IT, -
inherent amounts On the debtor ida ~;u ~
readily understood, The labors az ~. con,,,. ~
sion must result IN great good 10 ths ins,.,a,;na
= Wen - we State, besides exhibiting ~, M.
cise condition Of it, financial affairs II 49, M
posed abuses rectifed mistakes. ami mais
anu s,stematixed the entire Psnitentiar. se.,,.n,
20 ~ 20 render Il Ineligible.
honorable mention should be made az q Co,hr
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rendered 70 The Commission valuable as.istanee
~ tne discharge Of their duties, and Who Il nm.
employed ny The present Warden a. chief elarr |
and bcok-keeper Of the establishment which a |
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keeping "a The accounts II u believed. howev.
", that he caanot b. retained for the comDcnsa-