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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

WYNKooPs ICELAND PEcToRAL.

Diseases Of the Threat. Cbest and Pulmonary Or
EAns arc ever prevalent, insidi0us and dangerous.
me properties OF medicine 70 a. lesiaIs, cure and
qptOOt tnese comp aus. must be EVpect8rhHt, Anc-
dyne and luvigOrl ing. l1useuiuF she muous OF tbs
throat and imptriHg tons 10 the entire system. No
discovery IN N 1lcal scieac mastered tis class
OF diseases like tr NyukCOp's iceland PectorRl. IL
Is used with the most sst Lishog results In al cases
Of Bronchitis, indGenZi- " hopping Coush, Dipthe-
ria or Putrid Sore hroaf asthma Group, Coughs
Colds, Nervous Debility Sc.
The Bev- J. J. Potter oertiies. s that have used
Dr. MynEoopz Pectora Tor several years, myseli and
u my family, iOr Pulm5aary Complaints, and
have recommends Il TO many others, aud have uzV.
er seen It's equal Rev. }. J. POTTER,
Brooklyn \. Y
Hundreds and tho-sands Of important testimonial
could be produced shu~iHg ita raaarkabi and
that IL NEvEa PALS it Is composed of pure Iceland
Moss, Balm Of Gi cad, feluyian Balsaa, Elecampane
COmir rey. Burd ck and other invaluable pcct0ranf
and tonic Insrsdi-nts lt Il harmless, prompt ant
lssting. Invaids And Fu1lTer5 cannot anrd 70 nee
iect Trial. hTery Ein-lI should have it IL IL 10
marhable for Group. Eull descriptions recommend
attnns and dtrectiLns acc np8ry each boltis.
- -Prepased b. ~ X. ID. NrNKOof, am sold by
, j. = BAGNES co New York jy,0-B9eOw
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m vVe-EIee ofVu 81 RIohmoud,

Tue HoEAtIa LAGll 81 AEll14aN0a
Labor Is making itself felt in the rsh-
Ell capital, albeit the COnfederAcy is found
ed upon the principle that capital should
own labor. The Richmond Examiner, Of
the 18th inst, says that on Saturday, the
10th inst, a very large and spontaneous
meeting Of the mechanics and working
mea Of Richmond was held, to consider
their interests and obtain q free express
sion Of the sentiments of the people gener
ally.
From the resolutions passed We select
the two following:
ResoIusd, That awakened toa sense ofthe
abiect posture 10 which labor and we who
live by labor have been reduced, and to the
privileges which as citizens and people,
the institutions Of our country vest in us,
we will not sleep again until our grasp
has firmly elenehed the rights and immu-
mites which are ours as Americans and
men; until our just demands have been
met by the concessions of sll opposing ele-
ments,
RssOlvsd, That it is the duty of the Gov
ernment to take care Of the unfortunate,
and not the rich.
The Examiner is extremely indignant
st the presumption of the laOOring classes
to thus speak their grievances and bella
bOrs them with its strongest epithets. The
sristocrscy which would rule the South
ignore the claims of the lsbOrer and make
him slave, whether white or black. And
yet there are working men Of the North
who would blindly advocate the success OF
the rebel cause and subjugatiOn of the
North to these lords Of the lash.
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DANCING ACADEMY.
MILITARY.
Attention, Isl Regiment Militia,
CuyahOga aounty!


A LII PERSONS LIABLE TO
n perform Military Duty in the First, Second
and hird War s, are rgqulret BY iaW, to as eclble
in their pectiYe company Districts, at Clock
P NJ on saturday, October 5ist, le63, 10 elect the
f5DOEing officers. Polls will close AZ O'Clock on
Co, =, lst District, lst Ward, oLe Captain.
Co. B. 2t District, lst WaIdI one Captain aud one
First Lieutenant.
90 G, 81 Eistrict, LIST ws,d, enc Captain and one
Second Lieutenant
90 D. 4th District lst Ward. one Captain, one lst
Lieutenant and one ID Lieutenant.
Co L, lst District, I'd ward, UEe Captain, one lBt
Lieutenan. and ole ID lieutena5t.
Co. +, ID District 2d Ward, one lss Lieutenant and
one % Li0utenBnt.
Go a. ist DIST ict, sd Ward, one Captain and one ID
Co Ii, I'd Dstr ct, Sd Ward, one I'd Lieutenant.
Co ), Sd Districi. 81 Ward, one Captain, OOe lst
Lieutenant and one ID Lieutenant.
Places for holding elect in the several Company
Districts, First sOId, IS tUilONz:
lsg District, EDgihe HOUsg, Chanplain-Si.
I'd - ZONES 4 Sons Marble Works, PrOspsct-St
Sd 6 Tamn6ny Hal, corher Plus urgd and
BOlIvar-Sts.
4th 4" Reyrolds Feed Store, Ohio-St.
Places fer hold ng electous 10 the several Company
Districts second Ward, ns follows:
lst District John schutthslm's, corner OF base ard
Eri--Sts.
ID County Commissioners Room in the N
Z. corner OF Basement Of Court HOLses
Places for the I'd Ward For the three Districts in
this Ward at the Police station House, Johnscn-St.
Election Returns will be returned the AdIutsnt OF
'ni' neg '-"'A'' FD. STONE. Colonel.
E. E. BEEMAN, Adjutlnt. Ot2s.l22
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READ-READ-READ.


DAEVuLH, Pa, June :, 1888,
Or. WA. y. .GREGO--Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
hs an cted with the sugar diabetes and for months
passed more than Two gallons OF water in twenty
four hours Twas Obliged get up often ten or
twelve times during the night During the month Of
July, 1861, procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water, and in two days after using IL experiences
relief and after taxing two bottles was entirely
0Dra1, 5000 sitter regainiug my usual health.
Yours truly, J. Y. L. DEWITT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

Dr.WM.H- GREea-DeAr Sir; have for several
years been aficted with thst troublesome and dam
RerOus disease Gravel, which rssistsdl remedies
and doctors, uRtil took Constitution Water, and
you may be assured that exceedingly pleased
with the result. II has entirely cured me, and yau
may make any Of my name Yon may see at In re-
gRri 20 the medicine es have entire confidence IN
IL ahioacY. YourstrulY, POND 6TEOHe.
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DysIarhca, or PGi,vuI EtnstystiOH, sad
IN HsaorThagid or PTofRss Flosss9.

Both diJonses ariBing from faulty secretion OF the
menstrual huidin the one case being too little, and
accompanied by pain and the other too pro-
fuse secretion, which viii be speedily cured By the
Constitution water.
That disesse known as FALLING or THE WOKE,
which is the result Of relaxation Of the gameuts Of
that organ, and 10 known by OF heaTiness and
dragging pains in the back and sides, Bnd At times
oompanisd by sharp laoinating or shooting pains
through the parts TIl in all cases, be removed By
the medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms eriBing frsm r.
RITATIOH OF TEE WOMB, which physicians call Ner-
Vousness which word covers up much ignorance, and
zine cases cut OF ten the doctor does not really
kaow whether the nptoms are the disease, or the
hers Ispeak more particularly OF Cold Feet, Papi-
tstiUn OF the Hsalt Impaired Memory, WakefunelI,
Flashes OF Heat Langour, Eassituds, and Dimness Of
FisionI
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9D HIO CAVALRY.
$500 for New Recruits!
S400 for Veterans /!

Effective, Able-bO lied Men, Wishing to enlist in
tn q old Wtatern deserve begineur, now with Gen.
Burnside in East Tennessee, can do 30 by calling on
Serg't E BUELL., Warren, Ohio,
COroI RANK sEMlhdrON, Akrsn o.,
q l. HARRlS, Hudson, Ohio,
or at tins BecruitiI uc5, at the Cty ii tel leSe-
Iap1 o & fEITLEfCN,
octqT Major p & hio Csvalry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

We compile the following from the Army
aad Navy Journal Of October 24rb, wbi,h
shows the number Of soldiers for three
years, sent to the war previous to January
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Elections next Tuesday

Elections occur On-Tuesdsy next in
Massachusetts,, Minnesota, Missouri and
New York. -.- e nh
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Slpss 80 the Bladder, CsIoIlas, GrOVsl, Brick
DHgt Dsp0sit aI5d Auess or kiIky
Dichoygss after Uri1aan0.

Disease occurring ron and the same eanss viii
be entirely cured BY the Constitution Water, II taken
Tor any length OF time The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 70
teaspOOnful three times day, In water During the
passage Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent 5Ymp
toms should be cOmbatted With the proper remedies,
then followed up with the Constitution Water, AS
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

TIE Governor Of Connecticut has ap.
pointed the last Thursday in November as
9 dsy Of thanksgiving.
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sEOthersI saa5horaIi sGothers!g

DUn't fail 10 prseure hifs WISsLOa'S SOUTH
ING SYRUP tor CHILDBsE 1EEEHISG.
This valuable preparation Is tho prescription o. on
Of the best Fsnaio Physicians and NIrsa5 IN n
United ssstes, an has bos ued Tor thirty years wit
failing ssy success b. millions Il mott
and ehldr-u. from the iesblo n ant Of ono Veel
old 70 the sdus. Il not only relieves tic child
pain, bat inyig0yates the stomach and bowels, COS
recta aedity aud gives t0Bs and enorgy TO the Vhoi
system 1t will almost i1stsariy relieTo
GBIPIEG IN THE Bow LIS AND WIND CObIC
We believe 1t the Best and surest BeD.ady 10 tas
World IN all cases OF l'ysentery and Diarrhues Is
Children, whsther it srises IRON Tsethiags or rou
any other cause.
8aS-Fuh directions for using WI aceonpany eaSi
bottle. None genuine unless the fAc-simiis Of our
TIs PEBkIHS, New York, is on ,he wrapper.
lsS-SOId By all Msdieins Dealers. Principal OHes
a Dsy-St.. New York.
Price OuIy rs Cspts PER B6ttIs.
ma \
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LCOANuSICArEn.l
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION 4 CURAgLE DISEASE
A Csrd-To Consumptives.

The undersigned having been restored to Health o
- fsu weeks, BY very simple rrhiedy, alter hRyin
suffered several years With severe lung Affection
snd that dread dIsease, ConsumptiaH--is anxious
make known 20 his feli v-sdferers ms means
cure.
To all Who desire Il, be Vill send cory @ the pre-
soription used lrsS Of obaTgs0 with the direction
for preparing and uzing The same, which they vii
ind Sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronehi
It's, &C. Tne only object OF the advertiser in sendin
the Prescription is 10 beneh tbs afflicted, and sprea'
information which be eouceiEgs 70 be uratuAble
De hopes every sufferer viii ty tkis remedy Il vii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription VIlI ease edirus
Rev EDWAliD A. WILSON, WilliansbuTsh,
ectl- II dsw Kiugs comfy N 4
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How the Rebels Heard From the Ohio
Election.

Election.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
mereial, writing from the Army Of the
Cumberland, gives the following as the re-
ception given by the rebel pickets, of the
election news:
"The news of Walls defeat, when an
nounced to the Ohio troops, caused good
deal Of genuine hearty cheering, such as
have heard after the reading of an official
dispatch on dress parade, proclaiming q
signal victory for our troops. The noise
attracted the attention OF the rebel pickets
on our front, and many Of them inquired
what it all meant The following CONVEX
sstiOn on the subject took place in front Of
Fort Wood:
Rebel-'ssy, Yank, what's ell that
noise aboutP
Union-'The boys are cheering for
Brough's election. Valandigham is
whipped
"Rebel-" How do you know Vallandig-
ham amt elected? Your telegraph's cut,
amt itP -E -Ef1- - 20 -
Union don't know about that. Ro-
sey says BrOugh is elected 8
"Rebel-'Roseyi is d-n liar, I guess.
But is Brough elected, honestp
Z" Union Yes, he is honest.
Rebel-(vociferOusly)- Officer Of the
guard, No. sixP
The officer Of the guard made his ap-
pearance very shortly, and asked what
was wanted. The rebel picket replied,
Brough's eleote5, and 'Vsllandiehsm'e
whipped like hell, You'd better send word
to General Bragg, The picksts we're told
to ind out how the election went il they
could, and send word to headquarters"
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Ssppyss.sd Kssst.ratiOn,

which In the unmarried female Is constant recur-
ring disease, and through neglect the seeds OF
grave and dangerous maAdies are the result and &C
month after month passes without an enort being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes chron
ic, the patient gradually lOoses her appetite, the
bowels are oOnstipated, night svssts come on, snc
Consumption finally ends her career. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

A 5RIEHD IE ENED-TBY II. -
DE. BWs0t's BhE blHIMESci1 Il prePaEa
IRON the rooiPs OF DT. stsshon Sweet, Of ConAsoti
she great bone soter ard has been ulsd In bis prAa
Ice for the iagt genty years with the most Astoni1
NJ success. As an eLts-nal rsms1T i . Wtthouh
rival, ard viii alleviate pain morb SPEEDILY than anl
5thar DrsparatiOD- Cor sll Klsuz1stic and hervoal
Oisoryisrs if Is truly inislibis and curative ol
scres, " oundH, 5pisHs Brrissa1 ac-s tEs soothins
healing and powerful streng thening pro 81
rVer given it . trial. Ugcr tCur hund-ed oertinc4Ea
o. remarkable performed by L within the Ass
two yearr, attest TO this lsnt. Strong AInstron0
AE5ntz sor ClsgGi1nc. doelOelueoS aaN-hss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

BUTTER ON HAND AND
octzs --O'' N"' ~ MERWIN ST,
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which iVes those organs time TO recover healthy
tone and vigor. We able state that the Oonst.
tntion Water has cured every case Of Diabetes In
which IL has been given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

initiate and dreneh the Kidneys, and By constant
aases
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

The ChleI Attributes o. Manh0od ar
frequently los, or susEsndod oy 1lai-prsctiSes ard
osous habits that viii inevitably Lead 70 heTediiar
Issass unless checked m fine 6esd The truths lAi
eosn in the trtatiss ''HEHAh FEAlLlf, or FHYs
IoLoaICAL RESEARCHES" It Is slaoorstely hlustra
ted With eolored ehsrsyinss snd Wtil convince IN
most hardened and unoonesried, - we'll As reiisf
che minds OF she most dssPonjiag, ~ leading then
IN the right channel fer ruis. o bodily and ments
1goly and despair.
a3-Sold by Dr. BAEsJa. % Bieecher-st.1 n.
fics Is cent? Sent tres sseryysnere- SEQ sdyertss
mani OF % srrinsamAr' IN IEcInsf cciuIan-
sold also b. .. " qLAltE, Oraggist, Cleveland
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FOR SALE HS

Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
& Co., Wholesale Agents-
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Lsssorrhea or RhiIes.

E7This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of muS
c0us lining OF the vagina and womb. It e in all
Bes accom- panied b. pain In the back the
bowels aud through the hips. A tsaspOOnful OF the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an in
lscti0n Of y tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
With hall pint Of sort water, morning and evening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long aince given up the use OF Duchu, cubel
aud juniper in the treatment Of these diseases,
only use them for want OF better remedy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29
CONSTITUTION WATgK

10 the public with the conviction thaI It has no equal
IN relieving the class OF diseases for which II has beea
found go ineuty successful IN curing and We trss
that sban be rewarded tor efforts IA placing 20
gRIua5lss remedy IN = form 70 meet the rsquire-
msuts Of patient sHd physician.
Rsr Sale b. az Dru00ists-Pfies 3, 90.
I'M. h. GREGG 4 CO..
PrOprietOrH
Morgan 3 Allen, General Agents, No Gs Unr-at
sew York. BoVlo:Bz7sod
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FEWER AND AG q E.
The chilIs will not return ifthsse Bttera are Used
No person in a ReveT and Ague District should De
without them.

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Enoyelopedia Of Religious KEoWledge.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines IN general through distrust Of incl
ingrsdie nts and elects, yet know Of surhcfsnt
why man may not testify 70 the oene1te u
believes himself 70 have received nom any 1ml it
prsparasisn in the h. Pc he may thus controuEs -
the benefit of others.
I DO tins The more readily in regard 70 nO0nAnd's
German Birters, prepared by Dr. U. NJ Jackson, ol
this city, because 9reIudicod Against thsn1 tOL
MANI years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. L sm indebted 70 NJ
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eos, for he removed tls
prsudice By proper tests and for sncOuragement 70
Try them, when suffering frOGl great and lo contln
ued debility. The OF three bott2ss Of these BIZ
teTs at the beginninR Of the present year, was ol
lowed by evident relief and raateGAtn 20 degree O
bodily and mental Villor which had not 1at ior sl1
months bsforo and had almost deaired of resaining
therefore thsAk God and IY ME I'D for eeting ne
to the use OF them. }. EBWflh bhOHh
Philadelphia, june p 1851. r
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TIE CURATIVE
properties OF tho medicine direct themselves 10 the
organs OF secretion and by altering the condition
Of the stomach and Liver tha the stRrchy principle
Of tbs food Is not converted into sugar long the
system II under the influence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

BENJAMIN MORAN,
Assistant Secretary Of Legation.
JosEPH JONES, Jr-, ESQ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29
! : :
PARTICULAR MOTTO Z

There are many preparations sold undtF the mani
Of Bitters But M In quart bottles, con Ponnded o.
the cheapest whisky or common rum, colnt lfou -
OorfAnder Seed. - -,
Thn class 81 Bitters has caused and VII oontinus
10 suse a. Ions as they can be sOd hundr eds 70 de
the death q the drunkArd By their ute me aystSE
Is kept oostfnualIy under the influence Of Aeononc
Stimulsfs OF the worst Kind, the desle 10 LleeoI =
created and TENT M and the result IL AL the lorrors
attendant uuou a drum cards life and death.
For those who desire and viii have Liquor p1steE'
We publish the foIioEinR recipe: got Oe bottle hooI
land German Bitters and mix with thrss quarts gooo
brandy or Whsky, and the result viii o PLsP&aIz 80
sxcelsnos any Of the numerous Liquor BlLieEl u ~
market, and viii cost much less. You Will nAfe I4h
. good article Of Liquor, at much iead price LnA1
these inferior preparations viii cost you
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-29

sas proved tss equal the task that has deTOlv0d
son It,
Li4Eysties
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Dr.. g = a IA A Hs,
Ksa5sy ef iEs Royal 0Ol1sgs Of RhssieiGHsl
London, EagIondj 6rads'ass Of
RicOrd'S HospitaI for
nEHIAI MS nAQE


FEMALE DIS EASE
md constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
leana and Montreal Hospitals for she lsst Ter
has opensd his OfHee a. the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he viii Re happy 70 meet ali taoss EDo are a.
aictsS With subseute and chronic diseases.
HIs treatment is oatlreiy di1erent RON tnS oil
,lan and Is mIe eflcacious and ofiestive- His med
Ioines afs simply vegetable extracts nd ellis, ,hel
have never been use0 but by two Oth. physicians I
America besides himself de has speH the grsatss
art Of ha life and thousands OF dollars IN ObtainiE
q lev secrets IN hiB profession. He tesss the Urir
Ior all forms Of dissa5e. No ehsrssior giving
honest and tras statement OF theiT case.
SPERMATOEHGA.
To YOuHd MEs.-Hs can prove to ygu In few NH
utsa that he is the only physician 7ou ever treata
with that cures this diseass foruEery patient Wh
Will follow ms directions, he viii give One Hundre
Dollars II he faiz "a curing rnls diss5e. No charf
made for cOnsu ta-;1n- IbCss ct dlstauce who vial
q consult the LJctor ulay do 20 bg sending SINAI
yai Of urine b. uaii EItE name. and age, and b.
aT answer and cos -rbe their csf and the pUssibil
ity OF getting rsilsl BY enclosing return postAs
Itamp. marlaSl
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II has nc equal in relieving the most distressing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
sch, Vomiting Food, SC. Take 3 teaspoOnful after
dinner. The dose in all cases may be increased II De-
sired, but should be done gradually.
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an ORDINANCE

70 Sepeal . Rorsisa o. an Ordinance, satsti ID
"AR Ordinance defining the 3Hties and qaaliaea-
aaaa 0E City Da3ssgz, end axing taeaE euzn9a1sa-
tea" @nA asaning ths duties q Recorder In Cat
sAin cases @G per -.#
Section l. nsia Cssaaansa ay sas Gamasa Cean~
Gil Of the city ef Council BiHaa, xnat 80 Aneh Of
ssaM 1edimsR1s, suslsaed sa orainancs asaniaa
the duties and aualiaEstians Of City OaseeEp ana
axing thear compensation" appFus cd July l. i6a7
"a saIasElxsS makes Ii fhs dntg 81 tbs clsy Mar
shaa % issue acsTtiacAtea OF ossEpEus waere City
WARRANTS are offered To AfG in sayment faF eiky
taxes or f0s other city asss, fur sre stsx &ennt
Of tax or taxes OF ether dues tAa1 tAa pszsan de-
slsea to pay be sad the same il aefeoy FsHealea
session D. b 1t fulheg Ordained. Tnss when
passan w1shing To make psyzsasn& 10 me MARSHAL
presents city warrant u &C amount gxsaaax shaa
suca paymsnk IL shall BE she &uky Of the RFssESsr
TO recaivs and cancel tAs same, and 10 5saae tHs
warrants, ssaring the same EunSeF as tAs original
warrant, ans Of whieA shan be es tbs szaet sxn
which he person desires TO pay and SHAH De slsa
naazx ea - and the otAes f0f she halses pit EAs
aElGaaAl warfaat and married "a a0ca waTTaAaH
SAan State tina aate, sznonns and nHzaAss Of fhs
srigtnal warrant. Pas r
seczion .. Rs IL fursAsv Qxsalnsa, mat this
0rainanaa shall sake sSs aas b in fases aftss its
publication aerogain& % Lag. -..--.-,- Es
Approved, December 10, tSa&
- T kE q. d. RAS4MEA. Mayer
Atsess~-w. G. GaAwEpan, 1isy RsceEass
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Ut fEaarns n1vk fSr.
This i mot the pszzey Of - Dsmssra-
d bat q IL the polig Of - Rspablieaa
poxty, - we prop0oe 10 prove The re-
cords u Gongrsss show thai Love1oy, OF
this state, during tAs last Congress, upon
hearing o9 the arrest OF two niggers,
oHarsd resolution inslsacting , com
misles TO inquire into the factss which
resolution passed By vote Of two 70
one. Then here 10 positive proof that
the niggsr 10 entitled 10 knew the causes,
whys and whsgaaosss az kis arrest
Now, let W see the othsr aids. 1t the
opening OF the present wession OF Con-
gress, sIse Hon. w. A. Rieharason offer
ID rssoiusion inqniring into the causes
why WHITE men 9f Illinalss without
charges being made against them, were
detained In the various forts and bastiiea
In the counsry, and this resolution wa
voted dowa BY the sazns vots that the fra
one wss voted ap. 10 this not declare.
ton, on the para Of Republicans, tina
niggsrs have rights which white men hayi
notS The white nsn Of Tlinois are no
to know why they ars Imprisoned, bu
niggsrs Id Washington nsssss know WI.
they are imprisoned. The hrst resolution
was adopted upon shs notion Of . Rspse
iliean member of CoEgress from ~
Stats, and lass resolution in favog sf y
white man wsa rejected o. tha xassien 2
the same Republican. How do Jon -
Ifs? Ia Illiaois 10 be disgrassd aad q
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