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ssr1gsaas Notice.


To James .. WAkh, Edward r. Walsh, Margaret
walsh, Mary =. Steen, Mary Arahella steen.
Mary y. lore and Wm. A. fore her husbaad,
Margaret J. Yore and Jno. G. YoEs her husband
Adisy Gregory, George Poster, Eli Miller, Mi.
chaei o 'kourke, and the Snknors Asivs sH1 legs
tees Of John q Roxyks, deceased, ldefendanis1.
VOU arr hereby severslly notified that there
j h now On hle il the c.srk's Once Of the Dis
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, . De-
,ition 10 equity brought BY John Augustus Durieo
against you, praying 10 have = mistake corrected
in the ortginsl deed Of partition between Jehn
o'kourks aad Patrick Walsh, tboth now deee aeed ,
Of certain lots and lands, drawn ~ them AZ ten
ants In common la Share Nc. ~ III the Decree u
faTtitiea OF tbs Half Breed Tract in Lee County,
Iowa and to decree the He.i half OF Lot d CHI ISL
in Block one hundred aid siA 1861, in keykuk,
Iowa, t. have belonged tuDdsr aAiu deed III parti-
tinnt to Patrick Walsh, and the Ear tAIT of said
Lot eight fsl to have belonged 10 John o'Ho1rke J,
aiso prsying FIR the nation Of the Feat half
OF said Lot eight In petitioner, who claims the
same under deeds from John 0'henrke. and that
the heirs At Law OF sAid Patrick Walsh, deceased.
and of said John o'Rourke, deceased. be forever
stopped and barred from setting up asy claim or
tiiia in and ~ Lot eight Isl CT any part thereof,
except uuder and through said Partition Deed, as
prayed TO be corrected and estahiished by the de-
cree of said Court, and also for general re ief.
Now each Of the above named defendants are
required TO appear ard snswer this petition by
VI the second day Vt the next term vi ssid
court, to be held the frrs Monday Of septcm-
otf, 1901 ~ heukuks Anu STOW cAuse WY the
prayer Of saidSpesision SHOULD not be grated, or
daeree as prayed for therein will be had aud
entered by default.
IL. SCOTT HOWELL,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
The above Is q copy Of the notice fle which
wss approved by the Court On The 9th Of February,
1861, aud ordered to be published In the Daily
tate City, = Newspaper published 1t keokuk,
iowa. for six consecutive weeks-
- Witness my hand and seal Of Court, this
-. March I4h, 1851.
ERIE j. LEIGH.
Clerk OF District Court.
BY EDWARD Munn. Deputy.
March Is 1861. dow
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Legal Notice.
To Hugh I. Reid, Mary Alexine Reid, Price J. Pat
ton Co.. Mason 4 Wheeler, Geo. Il. Gordou,
Phillip Vielc,
VOU and each Of you arc hereby notified that
L there is now on file In the oice Of the Clerk "
the District Court Of Leo County, Iowa, 1t Fort
Madison, petition Of Henry =. Taylor claiming Of
you Hugh I. Raid the SUN Of Ave thousand dol lars
with interest 1t the rats Of 10 per cent per annun
~ money due on promissory note given by you
70 tA'd Taylor, dated Sept ~, 1907 and further
gage Of the date and given to secure said note
on certain real estate In Lee Co., Iowa, described
In said petition.
I'd -..c-- yc- .frc:: I'D .c.-c- :::a rc...:a1
on or before the noon OF the second day Of the
next term u said Court, to commence ct Fort Mad.
ison ON the third Monday Of MAY, "A. d. 1861, de.
fault will be entered against you, the petition
ken as by you confessed, and judgnent and decree
rendered against you Is prayed therein.
NOBLE STRONG,
March 20, le6l-lm Pltf's Att'ys.
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IegaB Nogice.


To George w. Lemon, NJ. r. Lenon, Mary A. Le-
mon, stephen a. Burbridgc, Al. Bushey, Daniel
and Julia Agne, Cornelius Faulkner. 0edge =
Bro, Moses 4. Motherhood;
VOU and esoh Of you are hereby notified that
i on Or before the first day OF February, 1851,
there will be on Gle in the Office Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, 81 Ksc-
kuk, the petition Of VIM. G. Graham claiming -
agAinst all Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage
executed by the said George w. Lemon to Milton
~ collins, March -, $50, upon the south Of the
southwest Of section twenty-five [711, In town
ship sixty-fve l6t] north Of range vest, and the
hail. Of lot eigt l6 In block twenty four al In the
city Of Keokuk al In the county u Lee And Ssats
Of lows, to the payment Of thrss promissory
notes Of Same date. payable In two three and four
years respectively, tor the ssm Of eighteen hun
drsd and seventy live dollars With ten poF cont
interest per annum; also asking judgment against
the said George w. Lemon for the amount 0f said
notes with interest and costs.
And unless you appear and answer thereto on Of
before the noon of the second day Of tho next term
2: $50. cssst, commencing .sSI,:sy
May next, judgment will b rendered assisst you
thereon. WIN. q. GRAHAM.
March 8. lS6l-dlm
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LeGAl N office.

L000b NONIC6s
To d. c. Billings. Alexander Johnston, Jones
Brothers q CO., William Murray and Patrick II {.
Cumming, comprising the firm OF Murray 1
Cumming.) Lawrence kigtsr, Henry s. Taylor.
Emil Pretorius. Hodges Bro.
VoU and co b OF you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now on file in the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison, petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming of
you b. G. Billings the sum IL six thousa I'd eight
hundred dollars, with 10 per ont. interest per An
nsm, payable annually, ~ money due on two
mortgages Eaade BY you to Charles Mason and since
assigned to said Hiram Barney, dated August LIST,
1855; also claiming sgsinst each Of you the tore
closure Of said mortgages, the same being upon
the vest half Of section thirty-three 1851 and the
south-east quarter of section thirteen ISL, In
township sixty-seven t07l north Of range six l6l
west; also the northwest quarter Of section niue
teen l91 in township sixtyseysn [67J north Of
range five Isl west, in Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase money, aud further asking for . sale Of
said premises. and general relief.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
on or before noou Of the SECOND day of the next
term Of said Court, to commence 1t Fort Madison
OF the I'D Monday Of May, A. b. 1851, defsul,
will be entered against you, and Judgment rendered
thereon NJ pray edlor In said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Fet. al, 1S6l-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff
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TERMS.

THE ECLECTIC IL iskued on the frst of ever,
month. Each number cnntains l44 large octay,
pages On fine paper neatly stitched In green covers
With one or more beautiful Steel Portraits by Ser
tain. The IL nnmbers comprise volumes, Of COT
pages each, With titles indexes and mi II
Price, IS. The postsgeis only = cents number
prepaid ut the Office Of delivery. The January No
for 30 eenss; any other for ~ csnts-sent in post
age stamps.
w. II. BIDWELL,
No. 8. Beck man street,
Dcc. It'd New York.
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original Notice.

To Joseph W. Holman:
VOU are hereby notified that there lie now on
i fle in the Clerks Office of the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, : petition Of
John Mcmahon claiming Of you the foreclosure Of
mortgage lots Eve and six in block sixty-seven
IL the city Of Keokuk in said county and State and
that d. be rendered against you n the sum Of
sass $1,000 with 10 per cent. per annum interest
thereon from NJ arch lS, 1857, being the amount
due on promissoIy nste secured by said NOR gage
on the premises aforesaid and for general relief.
Now, therefore, unless you apl ear and make
defence to said petition on or before noon of the
second day of the September term (l8st) OF ssid
Court, to conf on the first Monday Of Septem-
Der 1861, judgment or decree will be rendered
against you thereon as pro confesso.
CURTIS, 6lLLMOkE h CURTIS,
March ~. 1851 Az Soils. for Petitioner.
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Ie8At NOTICE.
To Daniel S. Forester:
Nuu are hereby notified that there is now on file
i in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Keoknk, . petition Of
Samuel X. VOORHEES, claiming of you the
of rtgage on the following real estate situate
In Lee County, Iowa. to.wit: Part Of Lots seven
t71 and eight ts) In Block hundred and twenty
one q 81 IN tho city Of Keokuk, bounded Is fol-
lows: commencing at a point on the westerly line
of said lot seven ~ ninety eight 1881 feet hem
Bank street, thence in northerly direction forty
two(42 feet, thence in an eastery direction nine
ty (Q0) feet, thence in southerly direction forty-
two (49l leet thence in westerly direction ninety
800 feet to the place Of beginning; and claiming
also under said mortgage : decree or Judgment
against you for six hundred and fifty dollars With
ten per cent per annum interest thereon frsm Feb.
ruary 81 1857, and praying also for general relief
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before Of the ID day Of the next term Of
said court, to commence ut Keokuk On the first
Monday If September, A. ID. 1861, default will
be entered against you and judgment or decree
rendered thereon, in accordance with tho prayer
Of said petition.
THOMAS NJ. GREGORY,
March ~, 1S6l-dlm Sol. for Petitioner.
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ths known wants Of the profession, are offered %
To besttcrms to Physicians and others.
April lo-dAw =
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IRGAL NDTIfE.

LEhAL NO11GE.
To sklixa &. Conn, Curtis r.. Conn, Cathartne Il.
Conn.,, Edward Kilbourne, A. Bfidgman, Jen-
nings 4 Anderson, Wheeler. Bellows a Co.. WIN.
4 Il. L. Ruddick, samuel X. Miller " Alexss--
der, Brown Clsndcu ming, s. F.vcofhies, Chaplin
Leo, john II arst. Charles McDiIl, James Cox
w. Ii. Worthington, Miller NJ ahew Co.. VIM.
II. Ewing, bsncro6, Beaver 4 Co., s. 4 Haml.
Twscdy, Mouiton + Phmpton. n snninx 4 " cod
ruff, VIM. N. u. Terrence, Mott, sehoLert Co..
Stryker Wood, Will Preston and Geo. Cabus,
A. q. .0rinnsn:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
j there 10 now die in the office a the Clerk az
the District Court Of Lee Cosny, Iowa, st Fort
Madison, : pstition OF Hiram Barney claiming Of
you Elisa b. Conn the sum u eight hundred DOL
lara, with ten per cent interest per M payable
annaAlly. - money due on two pFcmissery notrs
and AmDrteags made BY yoa TO kdward kilhourue
70 secure the said notes, and since assigned to said
Hiram Barney, dAkd October 49, 1858; also clairn-
Ing against each Of you tho toreciossre OF said
mortgage, the same being upon Lot No. eleven
I'M In Block No. ten lel In the City Of Keokuk,
Zee County, Iowa. Tor the purchase money; and
further asking for sale II said premises, and
general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
before noon Of the ID day Of the next term on
said Cosrt, 70 commence ut Fl. Madison on the Sd
Monday Of May, A. b. 1851, . default viii be en-
tered against yoss end Judgment rendered thereon
- prayed for In said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
Feb. II, lS6l-dlm Au'ys tor Plaintiff.
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WLU REUIDkNIU BAUAe
WOULD respectfully inform the citisens of Keo-
kuk that l have opened Tailoring Establish
msnt Main st., between 4th and 9th, within one
toor Of Clnrk's Leather ktorc, where am ready TO
DO thing In my line with neatness and dispatch.
! have secured the services 81 my old partner, j.
cutting In one Of the fashionable hmert 81
that city, 70 that any one wishing the style Will
please give me Il cal.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut In the latest New
York style, N 4 hAyeA full set Of Patterns from
the East JOHN FRAZER,
dec2UdIY
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GREAT PREMIUM ATTRACTIONS!
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LEGAL NOTICE.

~ smyrna Hobart, sxScutor Of tho estate Oh Re-
beccA Hobart, deceased; Smyrna Hobart, job
Btoddard, Helen M. stoddard, George w. Eaun-
ders. Kate Saunders, Ccrnelia II. Hobart, Ann
n. Amsden, =. N. Amsden, Henry Strong trus-
tee, u. b. Gray. WV. Eelknap, Sophia 1sbell.
@. G. Isbell, Wheeler, Bellows a Co., Taylor.
Seymour Co.. Il. b Dobcll, III. siraus, a.
Manning, Foster = Leg Joreph Ii. seaton,
Foster, Lawrence Co., George 4. Gordon Pat
terson 4 Ferguson.
V0U and each Of yeu hereby notified that
i there 10 on lie In the office of the Clerk OF
the District Court or Lee County, Iewa, ct Fort
Madisony petition of Hiram barney, claiming Of
you Smyrna Hobart executor Of the estate Of
RebcccA Hobart, deceased, and Jehn Stoddard the
sum Of three thonsa nd dollars and intertsf at 10
per cent, rs money due On . mortgage executed by
you John Stoddard and BY Kebeccs Hobart, de-
ceAsed.t Charles Mason, md since assigned 10
said Hiram Barney, dated August seth, 1855; also
claiming against each Of you the foreclosure OF
said mortgage, the same being upon Lots hveI5l
and six Lei In Block two l2l ia Mason Uppe z
Addition to the City oil Keosu k, Lee County, Iowa
for the purchase money, and fssther asking for Z
sale Of ssid premises, and general relief.
And unless You appear and answer said petition
on or before noon of the I'd day Of the next term
OF said Court, to commence at Fort Madison ON
the third Mondsy Of May, A. ID. 1861, o default
will be entered against you. the petition taken ~
BY you confessed and decree rendered sgains, You
~ prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Feb Is, lssl-lm Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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Feb %. 1851
, 1861-11-14
Chlcsso - 4 Site Tor a National Az
.I04fYs

[Ftom tbs New York Evening Pestl
We publish On our first page N abstract = Of
= memorial to be laid before Congress py tne
citizens ot Chicago 11ging the claims 10. 2. 9n
mo1islfsts call attention to the faet that the
destruction OF 1he HaEpet'x Fsmy- Arsenal
leaTes hut two goYetnmenE a1mories: 70 sup
ply the wants Of onf army and they atso Ia
preks uPou Congress- the absolute necessity
which e1iats for the Establishment of manu-
factory aad depot Of munitions Of Wat at some
point IN the West or Northwest, which shall
Be accessible to the great States q Ohio, I'LL
poie, Indians and Missouri, while the wants
OF Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin snd Minnesota
also require supplies Of arms with a. nttle
delay 81 possible. It is represented that t9e
out adequate protection; that good poncy
requires an equa1 distribution Of atHls ameng
the States Of The Vest, and TINT the expend,
ture for public works should be divided ameng
the great sections OF the country.
: The peculiar position OF Chicago undouot:
the memoriaDsEs In their petition for the e.
tablithm ent of 8 national srnory on the banks
Of Lake Michigan. As center Of railroad
ard water communication, Chicsgo po=s asses
advantages superior to. those Of any other
point At the Wet, and If the Government
shall deem It proper to establish new aEaao.
~, probably the reasons adduced in behef Of
that city Will ca11y weight. Moreover # i.
represented, with great show Of justice, that
the facilities Of Chicsge for the supply o1
metals, coal and lumber are quite sufficient
for the requirements Of an armory and fouE
dry Her lake and river trade and her thirteen
lines Of railroad bring the products Of ths
| West and Northwest to her doors at compara
lively low ratee, while labor is cheap aad sup
! plies Of food abundant
The government viii probably find it neces
sa1y to supply the place Of the arsenal de
| stroyed at HarpeI's Ferry, and in the evans Q
| The foundation Of new armory, the claims 0
| Chicsgo, as set forth in this striking memoria
| Of her citizens, Will be entitled to a carefu
| consideration.
, 1861-11-14

The Kanagawa correspondent OF the New
York Tribune says the empire Of Japan is on
the yerge Of revolution. 1t is given out In
eecret that the young Tycoon, discouraged
that he could not manage the conflicting In
tezests Of his council, solved the problem in
the Japanese way, by suicide Accor':pg to
custom the death Of the Tycoon is concealed
for several months, but the movement Of
large bodies Of "retafaers" from different
parts Of the Island towards Yeddo indicates
that the asphants for the throne know Of the
vacaney and are preparing to join issue for
the succession. Out Of this growing storm
the English and American embassies look for
favorable results to foreign interests. It is
not improbable that foreign powers will Inter
fere and place some one On the throne who
will maintain = more liberal policy. The pro
jected embassy to England has been postponed
for the present. The correspondent writes
that:
Irqui15 into the late attack upon the Eng
ish Legation at Yeddo has shed Hltle Hight
upon that transaction, one without parallel
iu Lie modern intercourse of nations, save
that India may furnish the resemblance in the
history Of her European intercourse Most
Of the aeeallants have paid the penalty Of their
daring-sonc slain On the spot, others driven
set others mcde prisoners. From the latter
class all the refined cruelties OF japanese tor.
ture kave failed to elicit ary information Of
valne. The Government Is fully exSnerated
from any completely IN the affair; N the con.
tra1y,i It manifests It's desire to give all needed
protection. The Legation at Yeddo are pro
tected BY double stockades, md each Is patrol
ed and guarded By several hundred men. The
Coneulates at kanagawa are similarly protect
ed BY stockadee, and fifty guards to each.
, 1861-11-14
How Gen. Fremont Rea1GEcd his Csm.
man0~
ICautsn0Edence of the NeRY York Timca.1


srnnaKrxLp, No., Monday, Now. 1861.
We have had stirring times here yesterday
and to-day. Late on Saturday night, one Of
ard SWEET, from st. Louis, succeeded In elud-
iDg the vigilance Of the guards stationed to
prevent Access to Gen. Ftemont's He2dqust-
1ers, and served on the General personally the
orders from Washington turning over the
command Of the Western Department to Maj.
Gen. David Hunter
Upon this there wss,. OF course, ua.
headquarters, and 1t appeared doubtful for
several hours what caurse Gen. Fremont
would pursue. Many Of his leading personal
adherents, chiefly Of the Teutonic stripe, were
in favor Of diBregardirg the removal and re-
fusI4g to recognize Ger. .Hnnter'e appointment
"a course which, if they had persisted in it,
land it Eas not wholly abandoned until late
lust eveaing), would have caused very con-
siderable roW,-for Gen. Hunter is not the
sort Of man it would be safe to tri1e with.
In the end, however, wiser counsels pre-
vailed, Ge1a. Sigel and Asboth refusing to
countenaDce OF be concerned in the nut1ny :;
and Gen. Fremont, it must be said, either not
knowing anything Of the contemplated move
ments, or opposing them, As in duty bound,
with all his 1orce. o. this point however, We
are in the ds1h. Certain only it is that coun-
ell noW known aa the !" Council Of Iusubordi.
nation," was held last evening only few
hours before Gen. Hunters arrival; that reg.
ulsr jnvitatif rs to it had been issued; and
that the affair locked very threatening ,r,stl
suppressed BY the emphatic course Of Gen. Sigez
Early yestcrday morning, therefore, Gen. Fre
dieEs Of the Mississippi Army,"'-though to
say why " Mississippi Army ~ ard not I" West
ern Department." !" might well puzzle Phila
de1phia lawyer to explain
, 1861-11-14

While ne have = full appreciation Of the
popularity and favor cur braye volunteers en-
JOY With the fair sex, who>dnd It impossible to,
reeIst the attractions Of An uniform, ne are
equally sure that just now the gfrls can do
ous troops no slight service By system o.
'nsitte,.ing,nf! the mere thorough and general
the better. Let Us not be misunderstood
About one hundred pair substantial Jam nit
tens would be welceme present to each c,m-
pany now entering upon the zigo1s Of winter
in the campa. There are many of our airlesd-
ers Who could handsomely fill up little leisure
time with this description Of knitting work,
an for their especial benefit ne give from
rely bio source the following recipe, expect.
ing confidently that many Of our Western boFs
will speedily q get the mlttcn." Here are the
directions, girls: j..
Ca.t "a stitches on two needles and q On the
middle one Knit I long wrist, Iibhing two and
done. Then set the thumb y scanning stitch
| and widening each ride Of the middle stitch on
the nee die wnere there are 8 s1tches; cont1Iae to
| widen, knitting round twtcs between each WIDEN
ing nntN there are % stitches between the eeAm
| stitches. The1 knit thtee times round between
T. ,wo at hsfe @ 1nea se z
through the q stitches, taking them o6 The need
les- Cast ten stitches for The gore, which mar
| row away On [4E QAnQ 70 8t1kE1A A1AtA4kk OnES
round between each narrowing. There viii then
be % stitches On each neede- Knit t1mos rou2d
taking of the hand On two needles, g st1tches
I o. % each), and cat 10 etitches On the tat5d
needle Ct tho gore; n2Hew Hw4y stitches on ths
The finger. when done, ehould DO abont inches
long. Narrow away tho gore u the hand; knit 4
!, up, and na1row cf 70 that when dn3thed it II q
little longer thAn The first finger. Take mp ths
et1tShee f9r. the thumb and ustrow away the gort
TO- 10 stitches on each needle. Tho thumb shQRli
te ~ fzchea long whea fntahed.
, 1861-11-14
The Camp Jackson Prisoners.
The St, Louis Rp115licdn eaYs:

We notice in the list OF the Camp Jackson
troops who are released from their parole, the
names Of several whom ne recognizes as h2v-
ing long since violated their pronlae aud
levied war upon the UDion. We give them
joy Of the plaster upon their consciences that
the late arrarg+ ment furnishes! Perhaps they
will be glad to meet kuch Of their comrades
as will avail themselves Of their release, but
who we're too honorable to break their oblige-
ton. One must smile 1t the entente cor7lae
exhibited in the arrangement referred to above,
When taken il connection with the high sense
benefit OF satisfaction it was aYowedly made.
But this aside. We desire to call the atten-
ton Of the military authorities to the rumor
that In carrying ont the exchange some
difficulty is apprehended in guarding
against frauds. We most decidedly and
positively object to making st. Louis grand
recruiting station for the Southern army.
# the Camp Jackson prisoners want to take
up a1ms against their own State and their
own ftEoW citizens, availing themselves
Of the late contract, Tesay let them 60, since
whatever damage they cxn possibly 10 will
number of the tried soldiers Of Mulligan's he
ro1c Brigade. But let Us have it Understood
that there are to be no proxies OF eubsti-
tutes-no passing under assumed names-
and no frauds on the Government" We
hear Of preparations now being made by
persona who were nowhere near Camp
Jackson to join P1ce's army, under the
auspices Of the arrangement for "exchasge."
PARTIES are en- the streets drumming up vol
unteer6 for the Confederates, and almost every
young and reckless secessionist in town
claims to be Camp jackson prisoner, as
cloak for the utterance Of reasonable seati-
ments. Whether these same secession wor+
thiea would actually lesye comfortable homes
and the influence of honest parents for the
kardeh}ps and immoral tendencies Of CoAfed-
e1ate warfare, is quite another matter, which
we will not aiecuas.
, 1861-11-14

launched against It adds to its. strength.
We hare come to think that the cause Of
the offence to eur competitors and Of our
popularity among the peeple. il due 70 the
hct that we print lire, readable ne1spa-
per; TIA i We put into it both money and
brai1s that we hare large corps Of edi.
torial writer's, and = larger corps Of reliable
paid correspondents; that ne always have
The latest news; thst we are not afraid OF
anybody; that we owe nobody money;
ths4, hence, nc do not belong to snybody's
-cliqne; that re do not bolster up rotten
and effets things; that We cen afford to
tell the truth and shame the Devil; and,
Last Of all, that ne have got more subscri-
bers than all the; Illinois papers attacking
Us put together. The last count is the
heavy one in the Indictment; that's where
tie pinchis And the proof j., that when
the TRIBUNE is attacked, the attack usu-
ally winds up thus: "The Chicago TRI-
BrSE is a very bad paper-please take
ours" If that's not the language, that's
tbs meaning. The people know where to
losk for their facts and philosophy.