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Wendell Phillips.

It is stated in the pro-slayery ruin shops,
in this city, that Wendell Phillips is an
Eng1ishman by birth, and that he has not even
been naturalized The New american Gye1o-
pe7id, volume xiii, page $40, settles the ques-
Of his nativity:
PH1uHs. WENDELL, an American Abolitiontst,
born In Boston, Massachusetts. November q,
1911. he is the son Of John Phillips, drst mayor
Of Boston, was graduated at Harvard College in
1881, and At the Cambridge Lay School N 1sss,
and was admitted to the Suffolk bar in the follow
ing 5ea.. - Henade his first speech worthy
OF mention In December, 1881, on the occssion Of
meeting Of citizens in Faneuf1 Hall :. to notice
in suitable manner the recent murder in the
"city Of Alton, Of the Rev. Elijah P Lovejoy, =
ttnatire Of New England. and citizen Of the free
state Of Illinois. who fell in defence Of the free
purpose Of the meeting seemed likely to be de-
feated md Its resolutions rejected. by the opposi
ton OF Attorney General Austin, Mr. Phillips.
who was among tho audience, in an outbnrat ei
Indignant eloQuenee at once reb1ked the Attorney
General for the sentiments he had uttered. and
secured the passage OF the resolution -, As
an orator, Mr. Phillips ia ranked among the very
| foremost that America has pfodnced-
, 1862-03-28

The International EKh1bftlon-DfnIux
Saloon onArFRngementx.
The English papers dwell largely on the
Coming great exhibition. The London 1in.es
has the following:
There is to be third-class dinner at Sd,
a superior third class dinner at Is. Cd, a SEC
ont.class dinner at q. Cd, and q frstc1ass at
SIS. The eiSbt-penny dinner will, of course,
only consist Of substantial meal Of bread aud
cold meat. That at Is. Cd will be cold
meats, with hot vegetables, salad, bread
and CHEESE and bear. The halEczown re-
past will consist OF choice OF tEo soups,
with meats, lobster salad, hot vegetables,
bread and cheese, beer, and sweets; while
that for Is. will be regular diuner o.
three courses, entrees, deserts, &c. In add
ton TO n these dining fxc11itiea, visitors 1nsJ
lunch o. dine "a carts, or order party dinners
please: The contractors hare ordered %. .OM
dinner p1ates, 40o0 dessert piates, 200{
large dishes, nearly 1900 soup plates. 50
soup tureens, loo cover dishes al
decanteta, q, 900 tumblers, 10000 sherT,
R1asees, 20 600 champagne. hook and por
glasses, 500 finger glasses, 1000 coffee cnp
and eancers, with 500 tea ditto, and larg
number OF glass and china salt-ce'lars; 81
plated forks and COCO plated dish and te
spoons. With q number OF metal crqets, DC,
for the private dining rooms. This, however
fsbv nomeans all the CUTLERY that will b
NECESSARY. inastnuch as Mr.. Ratheram fs sent
inp IN 1850 table and dessert knives, Wit
fhe eRne number Of forks and 200 pair (
cauer5, Four thousand yards OF linen dau
nsk has been ordered for table cloths Wit
1000 daunask napkins, and 10000 glass cloth
while 5 ono Windsor chairs are coming, al
800 tables. Of six feet BY fonr." -,
, 1862-03-28

~ For cleaning and dying gentleman 8 clothes
60 to Cook & Mclean, 90 DearboF1-st1ect- This
old established house do better and cheaRer work
than any in the city. feb2l-ly
, 1862-03-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Uk1EEn STATES CIRCUIT coyRr-Bstore J4age
Ba'az'.,a9qd5,No 511-G. Grain ys; r, S. VII
Gclalars under his notice filed with plea by Mon-
day next. No.--Howard Bank vs. Andrew Brown :;
On attldayit filed, and motion plaintiffs attorney
Levy BY Marshal vacated. Nov. Sanger Cashier
Sd IS same same; same order: Levi $. Stevens vs.
AbriclC- Buflum; ejeetment. Rule to be entered.
,t cIrcElr ceCng a,o or So2K GogNrE.Bstors Judge
Palsen;; b.. stipulation filed same Judgment to be
aafx a. as vs. per r. sp13a{Sn ms5 Ct sa ali d=@ss @
motion for new trial argued and sustained at
plaintiffs costs, and plaintiff ruled to file bond for
costs on or before the first day Of next term. No.
F2-chanceEy. J; ?. Root, administrator Of the
estate Of Wm. Baker ct al leave given defendant
towitharaw motion for leave to sue receiver. C.
Coventry, receiver, moves by Tay OF cross;motion,
that The Masters report filed this day touching
his proceedings As 5eceiyer, be confirmed; and
ns the Se Of the books and
receiver continued until the further order Of this
court.
suREnfoR GouRT-Re5ore Judge Hsggsns.-cascs
No. 102- Nicholas Staden 7s. Geo. Schneider ct
al motion Of plaintiff his affidavit fled to set
No. ssoUTae wheeling Fe@aie male ] Academy W. rs. Wm
DtEmnond; leave to supply plcadiugs, which
have teca lost On motion Of plaintiff. No. ST.
q eses:sa Bs;s95 sat s d eBssf Rssiiss
aalsprosse as to T. Meinhert The people, SC.
ys Russell 4. Eddy; ordered that n0Iie PROSE- be
entered Ii this case and that the bail be dscharg
Cd Same yE- same: came order.
| Before Judge G0odTich--No. 13S8-R. Callahan
Ct 81 vs- Henry Peake ct al dismissed at plain
| tiff's costs. No. 1O4-Geo. Z. Wheat vE John Ell
lis; leave to F. C. Howe ct al to come in and dc
fcnd the case for attaching creditors.
CHICAGO LIouT GUARD, ATTEET1oS All mem
hers Of this company are hereby notified to b
present at their Armory corner Of Randolph an<
state streets) this, Friday, evening at o'clock 70
dill, and to make arrangements for attending th
funeral Of Captain shep1ey of the 18th Regiment
Illinois Volunteers. Per order Of the Captain
EFF. B1suoP, Orderly Serg't.
HJ. J. Deehan, Penman md Cardwr1ter. Ca!
at Bryan & Stratton's College. Cards 81 per pack
1nhs5-5t
3B The Spring term of the Chicago Dancin
Academy will commence April 1st. Persons wis1
ing instruction In dancing will find this the plea
antest season Of the year. For terms enquire {
the Academy, southeast corner Of Clark and Mo1
| r,a e*raote ofJ Edu.5,,
, 1862-03-28

H Wedding and Gail Cards, at the Sherman
House: For cards by mail, send four stamps for
samples to O. Sackett. m255t
, 1862-03-28

At half past five o clock yesterday morning
adrayman employed at the distinery Of Messrs.
Crosby d Co., corner Of Larrabee street and
Chicago Avenue, found the body Of man
lying, the head imnezeed in the dirty water Of
tho gutter, in the vicinity Of the dfstillery in
question The name Of the deceased was
John Crawford. He was but about nineteen
years Of age, and resided with his mother On
Elm street, near Division street, which place
he left ut 10 o'clock on Wednesday evening.
It WIS undoubtedly case Of death from In
evening and q verdict was rendered in accord
ance with the facts.
Atten o'c1ock on Wednesday night, as Lewis
7. Deane, tobacconist, having business place
at No, 81 South Water street, was about to
| pass out Of his boarding house, No. 2s5 Clars
street, he made fa1se step, the light In tht
hail having just been e1tinguished, fell doTz
the entire flight OF stairs, striking upon hi
face, and fractured one Of the vertehrse of tht
neck In such manner as to cause bis death a
about two o'clock On Thursday morning.
| The deceased had been resident of chicag'
for about three years, coming originally fsou
the East, where he haa brother residing; AMI
during his stay here. by his quiet xnd gentle
manly behavior had won the respect an
esteem Of g wide circle. Of friends. He va
about forty yeara Of age, and more recent
| bad been connected with the wholesale liauo
+ establishment Of Messrs. J. E. g. Fuller d. Co
I No, 81 South Water street. An inquest wa
held yesterday BY Coroner James.
, 1862-03-28
The Slave Pen of

fCpr- n. 4. Commercial Advertiser, ,'115th1
This relic Of barbarism should be seen BY
every one who comes to Alexandria, It Is
alike monument to liberty and an epitaph Of
slavery. You may soon reach it from the
Marshall House
The adjacent Office, where the slaves were
taken out to be sold-where they were exhib-
tied f6f inspection-w1ere their strong points
OF body and mind were shown to the best ad-
vantage, as horses are trotted QUITS near the
pen. This building and adjacent yard hare q
liberal supply Of grated windows and doors.
The rear area 1s thirty feet long By twenty
wide, and fifteen high-composed of quadru-
Pie brick walls, open to the hot sun Of Sum
mer and the fierce cold Of Winter. In this
urea the Slaves were fed a little iron wicket
cd in+ All the adjacent passages we're th1clly
grated.
The pen has two large enclosures. One Of
these is dfty feet long 6r forty wide; the other
thirty by twenty. These were open at the top
to the weather, but strongly guarded ell around.
Here hundreds Of human beings, Of both sexes,
were ANAAled together Ike eaitle-the aged,
the mlddle-aged aud the young-guilty Of nc
crime, charged with no oheuse, yet branded
as Infamous, doomed Ike fe4ons, scourged mi
starved like conyicts, and sold as chatte1s OF
the auction block, into hopeless chains ami
All this Tas in Ale1andria-between tn
ashes OF Mount Vernon aud the capital Of th
nation.
t'I tremble for my country" said Thoms
Jefferson In his Notes On Virg1nia-this yer
Virginia OF slaye pens and slave auctions
whcn remember that God is just, aud tho
his justice cannot sleep forever" G. ".
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Testimony before Coroner James.

ther the engineer nor the couductor-who
were ut the extreme ends Of the train at
the moment-had any intimatiou Of what had
occurred, until it WAS too late to avoid the
crash. And as the train was not running at
rate Of more that twenty miles an hour, it
would seem that no blame could attach to any
of the officers or employees Of the road
THE INQUEST.
Coroner james, Immediately upon being no.
tilted Of the sad occurrence, started for the
place, in company with disappointment and
Assistant, Superintendent Of the Northwest
crn road. Upon arriving at the spot, Coro-
nor's jury was summoned, composed OF the
following gentlemen: ). q. Rees, Albert
Brobson, J. n. Howard, D. c. Haw1ey, r. 8.
McLoon, D. j., Jordon, P. Mcintyre, G. n.
Hogan, T. Declye, ]. Geist1er and B, r.
Philips.
| Freight House Of the road, whence the bodies
Of the soldiers had been removed:
TESTIMONY OF JOHN HULL. CONDUCTOR ON
| THE NORTHWESTERN RoAD.
I live in Chicago, aud an 4 conductor on
the Northwestern road; ~as on the train
when the accident occurred; the smash-up
occurred at ten o'clock r. n. of Wednes.
day yesterday come three and hall
miles from the city depot OF the company; In
my opinion It was caused by the breaking oi
an a1le on the first Or forward passenger car
We probably ran about q quarter Of q mile
after the breaking, Of the axle, then the
f1r1t and second passenger coaches
were overturned and the third snd fourth ran
off the track; the latter did not upset; e1
amined the ground where the accident oc
CURED; the deceased were undoubtedly por
ton Of them drowned In the ditch aud beneath
i the weight Of the car; did not know thai
The axle was broken until the cdr tipped over
The first car went Of. the track to the right
and the second to the left; the men droHnei
| were under tie last named car. When an aKl'
breaks the coach must necessarily 60 od th,
track Have examined tbs broken axle, ant
could not asaign q cause for its hsvlnt
, 1862-03-28

W- Go to John Jones. 1to Dearborn st., and get
YOUR clothes cleaned and repai1ed. npV17
, 1862-03-28

ATH&EEM OF TIE CHICAGO UNIVERSITY.
The public meeting Of the Athen;eum Of
the Chicago University takes place in the
chapel Of the College this evening at seven
o'clock. The friends Of students, aud the
public generally, are invited to be present.
The following will be tile order Of exercises
for fhe ncrasinn-
, 1862-03-28
THE CITY.

TIE CRY N1ssIoE.--A man who is capable
In caring for horse and wagon, Or to do
chores, wants employment in the city. Apply
at 06 North Franklin street. 8.
, 1862-10-27

"ANTRD-Sitrla n wanted bv
~ two kff!&-ont to 10 cookt.x wl.aIue Iii
foh.ns nc othsy % do chamber wafk Aac nst:ss IN
hcrtrwofk References g!Ten II required, kdfre.s
4 :. r. )" Trhune (1fice. rts7.tt
, 1862-10-27
pAnsoN uRowN1oxy,S sPKECu
ILLINOIS TROOPS.

Forty If the sixty new regiments Of Hi
nois troops have now been sent into the
field, armed, paid and equipped in the best
possible manner. The Governor is using
every e1crtion to forward the remaining
forty regiments to their respective posts,
al Of them being under marching orders.
Aportion Of these regiments are armed,
but not paid. Others are paid, but not
fully equipped. It is expected that some
Of them will be in condition to move the
present week. Adjutaut General Fuller
receivcda dispatch from Gen Halleck on
Saturday to hurry forward the troops IN
Camps douglas and Butler with all posi-
BILE dispatch, and he accordingly came up
to our city yesterday to inspect the condi~
ton Of the new regiments and perfect their
organization. He will probably remain
here until Wednesday.
, 1862-10-27


The Tory County Convention on Satur-
day was disgraceful mob, in which row
Gyism ami bribery yovcrpowcrcd everything
else, and Iade fair to break up The meeting
before the fist nomination vas made. AZ
ter tho chairman had broken two inks!ands
in his cd"rts to nrc:crgc order, i gas asccr-
taincd in an oflicial manner, that from fifty
to two hundred dollars were the quota
tions for yotcs FIR sheriff. Elr. SAeala1,
lwho vas 40: the moueycd candidate and
1lr. Rose, (wlio 1yns were then both with
drawn, aud III I1isAn1an named Wa1sl
nominated for sheriff. The influences
which conspi7cd to defest 1lr. Sheahan
were two-fo'd: First. his general support of
the Government and the var, which was
intolcrahle TO a majority Of the delegates;
and second, the personal enu>ity Of the
Tines establishment, Which had served no.
ticc on The leading delegates that ii Shea
han was nominated it Che 1s:me*1 would
defeat him. It was, Of course, impossible
to make head ag1inst such record and
such all opposition.
The ticket is about as weak Us it could
he made from the party matcrial-the only
names respectable in point Of influence and
character being those of 1L. Brand Of Blue
1sland und Mr.. Wallbaum of North Chi
cngo, both Germans, and one Of them q
Republican. 1t must be confessed that in
point OF intelligence the nominees are gen
orally superior to their candidate for Con-
gress, hut they are unknown and utterly
incapable OF making q successful run in
Cook county. Rather more than tue usual
amount Ct blasphemy was indulgcd in By
the minority delegates md their clients
outside, and il those are sincere Tho cx-
pressed the hope Of being ID if they
should rote the ticket, there will be an cx-
tcrsivc Reputation Of the conccro, or an
awful perditjpn of human souls.
, 1862-10-27

Tho German General to the German
Voters.

HEADQUARTERS ELEvESru CoRrs.
ARMY OF THE PoToxAc, FA1nFAx. Va, Oct. g.
Aessra. H. r. Low, Chairman, and Benz, Field.
Secretary, New Yars:
GESr1EMfx: Your invitation to address
the cit,z. ns Of the State Of New York, In sup-
rort Of the national administration aad the
vigorous prosecution Of the war. IL received.
nm ohlfged to decline your invitation, but
At the same time eau give sou no stronger
assurance OF my most earEest cooperation In
the vigorous prosecution OF the war than mY
rreEent relations to the army Of tbs United
Statee.
As man, a citizen, aud soldier, feel a
deep interest IN such prosecution OF the war
US = Ill result In It's speedy ind honorable ter.
mination. To this end hare tried to do my
utmost, and can testify to the earnestness
cf The brave soldiers VINO have served under
means, the Soldiers have done their par, aud
il 1rere is any blame that the war is not ended,
lay 1t not to the soldiers.
New York Is ccntra1 power In the nation,
controlling 70 1arEe extent the tendencies Of
every other State. Hence the responsibilities
Of hsr people are fearfnlly great, and one er-
ror may involve the nation ID ruin.
In your approaching election, had I the priv
ilege, would appeal to the people Of your
State as would to my soldiers In the face of
the enemy, and beg them By every constdera'
ton thai could move the hea1s OF patttot to
do their duty without regard to selfish con.
tidernttont.
lis an enormous crime to expose our de-
votrd soldiers to the fury Of united, deter
lhined and vigorous enemy, on account OF any
htsitancy to use the right means at the right
time, or BY placing men in high and responst-
BILE potltiont* who, on account OF their former
associations and pledges, can neyer be trusted
| as ftnc. RI friends Of This republic; nor ex-
pectsd to strike fatal blow to. treason aud
tensnitn. 11.,,: ,
, 1862-10-27
CHICAGO. MONDAY. OCTOBER q, 1862.

=aa, roIn.ls no: known. joe J.''nston Is
faid to bare 20. 900 troops at Little Rock. and
the lumber ut Holly Springs Is known to be
about Il, 0c0. Tie rebels arc crossing their
1o'cce from Arkansasto Mississippi, Ut Vlcks-
burg, and are making cyery preparation for an
attack at Holly Springs. The pl1ce is being
strongly fortified. There Is \ rumor here to-
uie ht that neT are moving north, which ia
probably incorrect.
An accident occurred on TIE Mississippi
Central Read at Duck Hill last Sunday. A
trim eollided, causing ng the death Of thirty
five men and fifty wounded, most Of them
soldiers ftom various Southern regiments.
Tie consc1iptlon act Is so vigorously en-
forced In the South that every nun, says an
officer just from VicEaburg, under thirty-aye
years Of age is In the army.
cA1Ro, Oct. 28th. Lieut.. Geo. s. Meleck,
Goth Ohio, just in from Bolivar aud Jackson
sa5s it was reported at Jackson on what
seemed coed authority that Pdce had crossed
the H.tchie with 5000 men and was march.
ing in The direction OF Bolivar. Gan. Pillow
is also reported IN the. game neighborhood
with 20,c00 zen. this 1unor is. considered
probable By high military authority.
, 1862-10-27

IMPORTANT FEDERAL VICTORY bY
GEN, Sch0FiEtD tn ARKANSAS,
Tie Rebels Driven to the Arkansas
River,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuae.1
Sr. Lor1s. Oct. Is. 1s6o
a night chase sitter rebels took place near
this city last night. Yesterday afternoon In
formation was received BY Col. Leighton that
a large party Of rebels, some Of whom were
fngitiy4s from Gsasiot Street Prison, was mus
teripg at the res}dencc Of a A1r. Noble, some
eight miles from the city, on the Bonhonme
road between Olive street plank road and the
Clsyton road. Curry Of Bowers cavalry, with
about thirty men and o posse Of district
United States police, started soon after dark
to auest the party, the understood object of
tie latter being TO 60 South to the rebel army.
When tbs detachment had proceeded about
seven miles out and arrived opposite the resi-
dtnce of we'll known and wealthy SECESSION
ist signal guns were fired and repeated by
certain Of the Inhabitants, whose names have
been learned, and who Will zeceive the atten-
tion they seek. Capt. Curry aud his force
pusEcd rapidly on tor mile, aud thcu came
up with thee men on horseback. They were
captured and tten avowsd that theF were
| about going south to join the rebel armT.
They had soldiers equipments, blInkets. aul-
mnnition, &c. One Of tho captiyes WAS
taken TOT guide to Nooles' hous.,
ind vas instructed to announce when they
we're half mile from the place. Instead oi
>scrupulousiy obeylng his Instructions, the
guide failed to Inform the party till within
one hundred yards Of Nobles' place, At II
o'clock they surrounded the house, It being
then quite dark, and bltnding snow storm
raging. The residence was entered and
searched, but none Of the rebels were discoy
ercd. The officers inferred. from various Ia
dications, that the place bad restly been tn
srendezvous Of the rebel party, and th.t IN tn
darkness and storm, md with the admouitio'
Of the signal guns and the fitbleasness Of ID
gQide, they Ind succeeded in escaping, aud !
/ NJ useless to search further for thcp, Thei
nages arc believed to be known By the d:
tricf United States police.
/ >[hcR Rpu51ioan supports Frank P. Bl,lr, jr
s,Cons.ess, hopirg to dtfeat Kuox, whol
they ecnounce asra radical. and claim Blair
election as a conservative triumph. Levi
: '. Dcgy is the Democratic candidate agalns
Blair: -; -
Government agents ere cnquI1ing for larg
number Of steamboats, to-day. '''t
WA1nEaTon, Oct, 25.-The following vi
, 1862-10-27

Gen. T. NJ Asiafcy's appointments.
Gen. J. Il Ashley. TIC gallant representa-
tive Of tie Tolcao dts'ricr, Ohio, will address
tic people Of tie 9Th Congressional district at
the following times and places:
Princeton, u cdne.day. October 9th, 1t o'clock
p.m.
Bi+top'e HIN. Een1s cou1ty, Thursdhy, October
:Ctt, nt 2 'elcek. p u
Galva. tamc car. or e:b+r s0th, a.7 o'clock p m.
GAlveburgh. Fziday. Uctohrr 3tet, afternoon or
QreEiug. ns the local Committee rha1l decide.
Princeton, Saturday evening. November 1st, at
o,clocn p N.
, 1862-10-27

Carnat the Chicago Times be persuaded
to publish q verbatim rrpor. Of Aferrick's :
speech at Bryan Hall, Saturday evening.
1t would 50 far toward enlishtning the peo-
pie Of Cook county concerning the real pur-
poses Of the party to which 11r. 3fcrrick
belongs, We should be gratlfied to reprint
faithful report Of that speech. L We had
anticipated the character ofthe harangue we
should ha7c sent q photographer to take
it in I'LL lis lidcouspess. 1Icr7ick's raying
about Fort Lafayette shows that he thinks
he ought to 60 there.
1t should be bnrne in mind Ar. Nerrick
advocatts the election Of F. G, Sherman to
Congress.
, 1862-10-27

EHSWDhTH ZOUAVES-AT-
~ TEETJOE Livery member Is hereby ordered
to report h.m*et st ;he arnory thA {M@nday. eye.t
ntn-. at ociack, tnalr- E. L. BRAND,
QE2i-YGS6lt Comm andant.
, 1862-10-27
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
1Np1ANAro1ts, Oct. e, 1869.
The removal OF Buell. from command Of the
army Of the Ohio is hailed here By ali ssnnd
Union men as the ha1binger OF good luck to
our army. Rosecrans being fighting man,
il 3 very satisfactory successor, and will hare
tie coI1ldence Of his army from the start.
The Richmond and Munfordsville parolcd
prisoners belonging to Indiana regiments, will
assemble here tomorrow preparatory to being
mustered and paid.
4 speedy change in Kentucky is looked for.
The reported assembling Of the governors
Of the loyal States, in Washington, in dag
or two, for the purpose Of forcing more
Vigorous prosecution Of the war and the re-
noyal Of Mcclellan, is regarded here in we'll
Informed circles IS biz Herald lie, maautac-
1urcd fur sensation purposes
, 1862-10-27

BosroN, October ga destructive fire oc-
Cured in Boston, Mass, last night, which
fenEr sbo Jo6a
sore, and other buildings. Lezs $25, ,000.
Col. Edward W. Kinks, nominated by tbs
Peoples party for congress in opposition tn
Mr. Alley, declines the nomination. BE ex-
preses bis preference to serve his country In
The field rather than In au untried civil posi-
ton, and declares that bis vota shall be given
for Zone who yield qualified support to the
xdminietration In it's war measures, Of whose
eleclicn would give encouragement Or COM
fort TO the enemies OF tie Republic.
BosroS. Oct. 25 This afternoon m appai.
cafiun was made to Judge Clltlor,l Of the
Uui:ed States Court for n writ Of habeaa
CORPUS In the case Of ". II. Windsor, nov
confined in Fort Warren. 4 hearing Of the
case WIS postponed till Monday.
, 1862-10-27


Tic Anboy 1i+nes answers this question to
the satisfaction Of ali concerned. Let the
voters OF the Sd District read:
*'E. b. STILES has been known long and well
aa sehe1uinE, cunning politician. us has
gained wealth and 1uilurnce through, more
ttau any other source, The public treasury Of
Lee ceunfy, BY Euad. lucrative Office aud
epccu7sttols and use ot tile peoples money.
Ii electtd, he would vote for measures
which would hsmpcr and e1nbarra.s the coy-
eru1r.Dt, dvp'ire the st'idisrs who ara peril
ing their ,ises fur our government oi that
nay and cheer which tneT must aud should
have to seeure eu:ce-s As public servant,
Mr.. Stilcb' acts ART well known. No man need
be ignorant of 1hem. By the records IN the
.she1itl's Office in this county, 1t will be sesu
tbat within The lass t~o years hs hos 1tcn SIZED
1lree tints o' lis 1ond u treasurer Of this count,
for not paying oaxr Stale moncyx at tic 2aup dl
1ccfs Comment IL unnecessary.
=" Ht has, and s:t cdn 1,rore It, to tie sdtsJde
-zio,a Of any reaao,.ahlc 7.ax, speculo&ed IN aa1
dtpreiaadln calue Tie oo,4ds .phieh Loe county
-gare for tie be"<}at.J the ja'a,1ss ,oho 60 to yf
our 6attles: But enough. the people know, o
ought to know the man." -