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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-20


HAVING Supplemented with medicine in the ,-oat-
ment Of diseases Tor years, laying aside all pIeju
uloes mas examined in the meantime all the various
sysens and schools Of medicine and have uch
remedies as can demonstrate to be safe and Efficient
r9ee.ng all mineral poisons. To remove acute dis
ese D. comparatively easy task Il Is the curing OF
chronic diseases that requires knowledge combined
Win patience and perseverance, tempered with ki1d-
ness. u In the latter class Of diseases where plgs
cans mostly make their failures Having given his
ea Oh diseases may hpecia attention. profess Il be
70 treat all chronic diseases with positive
eondltionAlly, SO that patients may depend upon ny
declaration profess TO treat successfully all chrOac
diseases OF the Lungs Liver BrOncha Nuralgia Para
lyss, rheumatism and all arrangements Of the nsv.
Gus system Fistua and Piles successfully treated in
from tnrty 10 sixty days, without the Of the knife
or much additional pain. profess treat with IN
paraeled success the lothsOme disease known by fhe
name OF Cancer in all its stages without the Of The
knife or any harsh treatment II patients will strictly
obey my instructions will guarantee satisfaction in
all cases where disorganiZaton of the vital organ
has taken place. The best Of references can be given
from citizens Of st. Louis where devoted my practice
for the last three years. have in my once Cam
GERS, Tumors, weighing from Il to lbs that have re-
moved with success without tho of the knife. For
further particulars, hysans and others are invited
to call and examine fer themselves.
RI. McRAE, OccuIIst aad Aurfst.
Gives special attention to diseases Of the I've and Ear
In this climate where the Eye Is subject 70 an nYDr
diseases which fatal to its delicate structure All
persons afflicted should attend to the earliest synpts
avoiding much suffering and probable blindness. I
Letters from distance, containing one stan,n v;Il
ID. McRAE NJ. D.. St. Louis No
OFFICE No. 25 NORTH FIFTH 81
Between Pine Gnd Chestnut Streets one souare from ~
Court House, st. Louis, Mo. nl2Iy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-20

HN SU~A N@~ O
Peoria Marine and Fire IAs CO.
CHARTERED 1857
THIS Company continues to issue policies on MARINE
INLAND RGVIGATIoN, TRANSPORTATION and FR1 RISKS,
at reasonable rates
oFFICRRs:
ISAAC UNDERHILL, Pres, JLT BOULANDy.P.,
c. H0LLAND, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
ISAAC UNpERHLL, P.HoLLAND, D. L. T. BoURLAxD
RICHARD aEEss' WIN; Fem T JOHN REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM II. PHELPS, VIM. HERRoN, l.. HOLLAND,
CHARLES HOLLAND.
once 80, Main Stsest.
TNHE following is the report the business of this
Office for the past year. showing its condition on the
31s day of March, at which time the Capital increas
ed to the whole amount of which subscribed
and 100000 paid in In view ofOur Increased facilities
for doing heavy business and also the large additional
security offer to ourBeusomers giving this company
basis second to none other therefore look for and
be tbs aim Of the SSsase OF business 1t will
their affairs to merit the % 81 noSSnorHby eOnduot all
public. Orr course hitherto adopted regarding the
adjustment losses may be sufficient guaranty for our
prOmptress and liberality in the future.
Amount insured the past year, $,s,O2s,2ss5s
Received premiums same, 4O,O95l 6
Interest and exchange balance, 1855, 40
Paid losses and expenses, 2l,SS4,98
LIABILITIES
Capital stock, $1Oo,oOo.OO
Bills payable 5,8S25O
All other debts estimated, 1880
ASSETS.
Bills receivable amply secured, having from
TO 60 days to run, III, $50, 90
Real estate, Office building, &C., $4,000
Cash on hadd, and due from Agents
and city customers, 1S,lSs,sO
Amount of losses in process Of adjustment $4,000
Amount OflOsses resisted by The company, none
Amount eflosses adjusted, due and not
paid, none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Office Shaw's Store, jefferson st.. Joliet.
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Mary Elizabeth Jones,l
Bill for Divorce.

Mary EIizabeth Jones' -
) Bill DfVoree
Amos J. Jones. -rft
A FFIDAVIT Of the noDrcsidsBce q the s1SsS
IA named defendant Amos J. Jones having 49,,
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the said Court Noeso
is hereby given 20 the said defendant Amos J. Jo1aa
that Mary Elizabeth Jones the said esszaplainnnt. -
filed her bh Of complaint 81 said Cart. tie c.
Gerry side thereof and that summons thsrrupss -
ed Of said Court I'm said canre, against sid deA
ant rrfurnabIe o the Third Monday Of Marsh ~
and that said cause is Peading in said csuFt.
Now unless Jon the said Amns J. JO1sa, nkA8 -
souay be and appear beJoFe the ssid Cireuit go
Of win County, the first day of the tern 49,
Of 20 be held At Joliet in said Win Co1sty, - -
Third Monday 90 March. A. d. ISc2, and plead nuss
OF cenur 20 the sid cOmplAiBants bill q eouplnRG
the and the matters and things tho en- eAascsG
and stated. viii b. taken coaIesssd By you- and q
decree entered ainsr yo1 according the prsys %
said bill of complaint.
BIZ. KUssELL, CasrA
R. L. EAfBgr, Comps Sol
Jclief, Jan. - 1872 No.
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NOTICE.

I forbid any person fro1 buylng meta, dAisd 40
"a 1892 and dgned PatteBon BdEsEcrths - Il >
a fr.nduirnt s0te and won't pay H.
y Joiict, esYs- -, leezs. As-hA111hSoN-
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AOT1CE.

ESTATE OF DAVID @. GKOvIR, Decd.
DUBLIO notice Is hereby given, that on the third
Monday Of Jan. next, (oeing the 10Th day Of said
monthly shall attend befor' the County Court of win
County at the Court Housein the city OF joliet for the
purpose Of settling and stjusting all claims against
the estate Of David @. Grover late Of said County
deceased, when and whas all claimants ere DOtiied
and requested 10 attead and present thsir claims in
writing against said state for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate also REQUEST
ed to make paymeat TO the undersigned without delay
ELIZA s. GROVER, Admx.
Joliet, Nov. ~ 1852 2I0v
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S 0 M E THING NEW

L1oCns, Sewing Machines, PArasoIs, Umbrellas and
:, repaired Keys fitted, Bells hung Door Plates
Boxes and Brass Instruments generally repaired and
various O'ner lebhing, all warranted veil done by
Washington IT.. mar ott., "a 81 oliet. III.
1eFet, duly lo, IS6l, - ,'s-,f
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WOOL CARDTMG

ls,E Is hereby given, that we VIII do no custom
caIuieg ,his season. We continue 10 INV yrod
as usual for which we will pay ash. or ~
soth at our store In Joliet at the asOtor '
7rey, win Co. Nay Y, lss2. &c :. heEVoI.
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e N C r. A VI N q

COPPER PLATE PRIMFrna.<
nRfICIAL and NOtarial Seals, Bn.inoua, MeallAe
" and Whiting Cards Engraved end Rrtnssf - -
ncatest manner pos.fbis Door, Ooe, and Trnk -
Dog Cellars, silver Spoons, F0rks 0oblse1, 49, nsu1g
executed and at prices % suit ths efnheG.
Engraving oascs over n. = Barriers oeess eDprr,S
the Court HOUSE.
Joliet, HI Q 800 -e---S..
Orders for LtboerAPhie EOrk, dSnstn - szPsS
tious and elegant style
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-20
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Largest and best ssorted Stock Of Hardware
u at the LOWEST PRICES, can be found at III
Store Of ~
STRONG 4 BROOKS
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-20

Look TO Your LfRhtaf
RURNING FLUID, Camphene Lard on No..
- plant on, Wax and Sperm Candles- sor PIIe
OeP'-N' A0~0- hz J. II. BROWNS
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THE INV LIDS HOME
H. KNAPP, M. d.,
FORMERLY OF N. " HAS OPENED An
IN F 1 r N ~ T.

N r II III ~
IN CHICAGO, ILL.
NN new system, which embraces the most appruy-
" ed methods Of treating Diseases in this or auy
other country. All Female Diseases, Lung Diseases.
Cancers and rheumatism are sscioI diseaes created
in this institution in the treatment Of which, no man
has had more experince greater success than the
Doctor. His consultations for years, have averaged
from fve to six thousand year. The following dis
which pronounced iHctTdbIe by the Medical
Faculty generally are treated with in this In
sttution. All nervous and neuralgia affections, dis
of women all forms of scrofuia dyspc,sa con-
stpatiOn, skin Diseases cancerOus and Tuberculons
affections Including pulmonary consumption rheuma-
tsm, Paralysis epilepsy, Asthma, salt rheum. remit
tent and Intermittent fevers the diseases ofchdren
cess 10 the treatment Of CANCERS, which he cure
without the knife. He treats successfully, new
method all the Diseases of the EYE and EAR.
Remember, the doctor does not promise to cure all
stages Of Diseases While diseases DURABLE IL
taken in season. all Stages not Your NAV be
hence, the danger ofdelay.
The Building is pleasantly located spacious and will
accommodate several hundred patients No caAe will
be received where there are any doubts acure OF
relief. The best nurses only employed, who, with the
physician will make all feal at home that put them
selves under the care of this institution.
GERMS-from ten to fifteen dollars per week. iRrdri-
ably advance No patient taken for less term than
month, can he satisfied to the benefit
they receive In Chronic Diseases in q less time.
Many patients, who not able to come to the IufI
mary, be successfully treated at me, which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month
All letters, inclosng letter stamp, addressed TO
II. KNAPP, N, D. Box 1928, Chicago, ILL.,, will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Office Hours from 0 A. ~ t. qP.M
Office us South Clark ST.. cor. Clark and Monroe sis
Sept. IL, 1850. n13ly
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JOIict Turuiup SI,on,

SOitct Il u HIHE SHOP
TUE SUBSCRIBER would announce 70 Cabinet Ma
kers, Stair Budeus and others in want of Turning
that he 10 carrying the
TuTntng Business
In all Its various banches. at Kings ShingC and Sash
Factory near the Upper Bridge By strict attention to
business he bope to receive share Of public patronage
Joliet Dec. It, u26 JAMES BOYNR
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TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TIE
WILL NTY "A Az,

~ ENTIRMEN We take this method q fnf1rm11l
lT YOU that the New Map of WBl County, y 49,
rS@dx for delivery that shall commence 70 dsliVs
,hens WITHOUT delay. One q the arm uiD cAD -
vou personaIly and hope the friends q ~ en1Bs
nnrise will be ready 70 receive the nape-
- Re.pectfully yoar1.
s.H. BURHAHS ,. VAN yECHI1I.
Toilet Jolly ], 1851
Pg Subscribers to this map viii cbllgs - ~
t.evfnr the price Of the map with their fAmfli B1aa
sbsenf. 80 that Il may be unnecessary 70 Ell
second time.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-20
FOR CATTLE AND IIORsE

FOR CATTLE AND HORsES.
TlHIs IL truly Great Remedy. Half 25 cen bot
L tie of slOan's Instant Relief. given in pilk n
warm water, seldom fails to cure horse of Collie in
few mnutes il extreme cases repeat the dose IN Is
minuets
For Bruises Strains Sprains, and many other injm-
les on Horses Cattle, and other animals. SlOsnS In
slant Relief speedily effects a Many persons
aTo boon tonisIed to witness the rapid effected
by the use of this wanderful medicine
A3-Get Circulars Of Agents.
S L o ANS OINTMENT!
mn,
@, FOR Miliness, Safety, Certainty. Thoroughless,
ments and Lnimehts for the cure Of the folIewng
complaints Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds Crack
ca Heels h1ngoGne Polevil Windgals, Callus spavne
sweeney, tlsmia, FOundered feet. Sand Cracks,
Scratches OF Grease, Mango and Horse Distemper,
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,
Require restoration of inscnsbe pcrspirston Soan's
Fever AntidOte Condition Powder is a certain Rlbod
Purifier. 1t fails loosen the skim cleanse the
water,crea appetite, and positive cure for Coush
Colds, Stiff Complaint Founder, Distempcr, and caies
OF Bolts and Worms may he given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety,
One PackageOf the Powders and box Of the ONT
ment will perfectly cure recent Founder In SIX or
eight days, without leaving the least effect in the feet
In Horse Dstanper, they will Rllay the fever and pro-
mote a healthy termination OF the disease. One pew
der and a part Of a box Of ointment, will, in al
cases, cure, tho Horn Distemper in COW; two sre
sometimes required for an OK.
MALTEE b. SLOAN, the original dscoverer of this
nny valuable medicine. still has the sole supervisor
OF Its manufacture, but orders should be sent TO lis
son, OscarB Sloan, "a South Wafer Street, CHICAGO,
ILL.,, who vii promptly supply the demand for these
popular and truly great medicine.
They ere sold by all dealers in Medicine Sold
wholesale and retail at ManJfacturer's pricas ~
Joliet ~ J. Ii. BROWN, aud Recalled by all the otI-
er Druggists.
June 10. 1850. ,o1 NJ,
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ID Il N Il A l. NO TICE
DE CARpFNTUp

pleasure in informing the citizens of Joli., "A
vicinity, that he Is always be found at his old t.
tion and that he has secured the services az n y
CocHkosE who vii be constantly in attendance Ia
lCrm all operations in the lest possible manner. y
Joliet, Oct II. Isb6
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-20
WHEELER & WILSON'S
S E ING MAC CHIN ES!

NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES -
THE Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company
Hauing gained all their Suits at Lau.
With infringing manufacturers of Sewing MacbInes
propose That the public shall be benefited thereby and
have accordingly
Reduced the Prices o. their Seeing Machines
Alter this date they will be sold at rates that will
pay Fair profit on the cost OF manufacture captaiD
vested and expense of making saes; such prices as
VIII enable them to make first class machines and as
"eEe'Oiore' guarantee them IN every particular.
-. MRS. ]. 7. MILLSPAUGH
WV ~ OO-hZ4I' Agent, joliet, III.
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nor FeD'sa' ssppIy Of. Groceries, Flour. Feed &c
n 70" 0. S. SEINSER's
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SIrayed or Stolen.

~- - SSSAOas
IN the 18th OF June last, sorrel Mare 7 car
od, shod two days before she left sntnII Viii, ispd
In the forehead sorrel name and tall two I.ttan
b branded on the left shoulder, l0nE hair al the
IetlockS, one fetlOck and Of the hind feet ttle
larger than the Others caused by q train Iarqa Hat
hoois and the inside Of the hoofS IL full a. the rain
thc bottom, and steps long when unChr u trot.
whoever will return said Mare snail receive Is II
stolen, and Will County will pay $50Eor the thief alsO
strayed will pay S. if found within 10 miles rom
Joliet or will pay SO iffound within 20 miles of et
Any one who will take up said mare and give pfor-
nation by letter through the p. O. Joliet ILL.,, erect
to Box ", ahHll be literally rewarded.
d. HARRINGTT.
Joliet July II, 1850. n,-3w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-01-20

CWiIl County Circuit oouTi
'' Of March Term, 1868.
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S A n RD'
FAMILY
CA HARTIC PILLS;

COMPOUNDED IRON
PURE VEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES, Air tight and will keen in AnN climate
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

600 for the Metropolitan Hotel and out
buildings. 1t is now worth and pays an
interest of ten per cent. on $1,000, 900,
and would bring at auction 100000. He
owns nearly ell of Bleecker street. between
Broadway and his present residence, aud.
ID fact, owns more real estate than any
other mon in New York, except it may be
Mr.. Wm. Is. Astor.
DRAKE MILLS, FERNANDO WOODS FATHER.
Miss Mills, the daughter of one of the
old house of Smith, Mills & Co., has be.
come Mrs. Wood and the wife of Fernando,
tormerly Mayor OF New York.
In marrying the daughter of an old mer-
chant, Fernando has strengthened his posi-
tlon among our merchants-a class he
loves, tor he was once one, when he kept
the grocery on the north corner of Rector
and Washington streets.
Mrs. Wood speaks, reads and writes FIVE
different languages, viz: French, Spanish,
German l.ullian and English. She spent
twelve years of her young life at the best
schools in Europe, where she was accom-.
panied by her excellent mother.
Mr.. Drake Mills is an excellent business
man, and prudent one. Although out
of regular business at present. yet he re-
Gently gave evidence he had not forgotten
his old prudent methods, for he made Fer.
nando Wood carefully place 500, 1000 in
good Crotton water stock, where the in
come S. 500, can 60 for pin money for his
daughter and, in case of her death, the
principal reverts to the parents of the
aforesaid lady.
Mrs, Mayoress Wood will eventually be
the richest lady in New York. Wood is
immensely rich-some say three millions.
She is sixteen; he was fifty six years old
last 24th November. Wood will wear out,
He will never rust out, and will live ten
years more certainly. aud then the daugh.
ter of our merchan,ile friend, Drake Mills,
may find herself one thirder in this
vast wealth, and charming widow OF
twenty six.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

During the long winter evenings, what
is more pleasant than to sit By your com
Portable fire, and have a map OF the living
world spread %, before you, iu the shape
Of good family newspaper ? Dear
render, did you ever pause moment to
think what world this would be. at the
present day, without o newspaper just
think of it. No newspaper NOT one in
the whole universe The very thought
brings up the spectral relics of the dark
ages, with all the horrors Of pagan bar
barism and blood No paper Unedu-
Gated man serviieiy bowing al the throne
of power, worshipWng the vain shadow of
a vainer substance, aud bIindly doing the
bidding Of earth's pollutors and mans
oppressors No law bot the despot's will
no ireedom-no safety but il Seridom
no peace but IN the grnvc--uo nothing
but in degradation. What man would be
without this this source of light-this
messenger of tru,h--this bulwark Of lib
erty, and guardian of human rights? OF
all the blessings our countrymen eniov,
the loss of this would leave the greatest
vacuum,
And this reminds us that there are
many of our good people who do net take
our paper, and some who take none at
all. All such We would advise take some
good paper-ours, if you please our
neighbours, if you choose-b both, if you
can---or, at any rate, take one. In no
other honest way can you invest SO small
a sum at SO great profit, and with SO
much satisfaction. Just try it. -Richmond
(Md Telegram.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
NOTICE TO FARMERS
AND
p q a ! ers in Grain.

WYE, the undersigned, are now prepared to offer
w to the public some Of the best Tanning
Mills ever manufactured in the United States
These Mills are warranted to clean perfectly heat
Buck wheat, Rye, Barley, Oats aud Corn and in fact
all kinds Of grain, the finest grass seed These
Mills made of the best material aud pain ted in
superior manner, and for utility and durability
cannot be surpassed. .s. ..
Farmer by the use Of one of these Mills will
soon save screenings enough for his pigs and chick.
ems to pay for the Mill He sends be Grist NJ ill
nothing but the plump grain, and in return gets in
round numbers his full weight of -four. and that Of
n superior quality, and he forms a more exat-
edopinion Of the Miller especially to his homes
ty. His wife stops grumbling about black -four !;
he is enabled oeat light bread made from clean
wheat, to wear clean cloathes, and to have a clear
conscience he spends his leisure hours quietly and
goes down to the gave in peace.
N. B.-These Mills may be seen at our shop on
Perry creek first door north Of the Methodist
Church, and near the sign Of the red Tanning Mill.
@. n. McDOuGALL & co.
Sioux City, October 25th, ls62--nos- 3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
Rates OF AdvertisinQ,
sIoux1ity business Directory


The attention Of farmers, travellers aud all 9th
ers, who have occasion to trade in Sioux city, is
invited to the following list of Merchants, Me.
in THE REGISTER, and whom we hdentiy
commend to public patronage
Merchants--
u. .. Booge Co., Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.
F. Buchrucker, "
l.. D. Farmer, "
Milton Tootle
ID. I. Hedges, f1roce cies and Provisions.
A. Groninger, Hardware and Cutlery.
Chas X. smith, Stoves and Tinware
Chas. Kent, Drugs and Medicines.
l. Haas, Dry Goods and Clothing.
Attorneys--
Hudson " joy. Douglas Street.
.a Tredway Currier Douglas street.
SAM T. Davis, Douglas street.
Hotels.
Sioux City House. Pearl street,
Hagy House, Second street,
Wauregan House, second street.
Bankers--
Weare Allison, Pearl street,
Bosler Hedges, Second street.
Boots and ShOes.-
Samuel krummann, Pearl street.
s- Matt. Gaughran, Pearl street.
Harness Makers.-
John Lininger, Pearl street.
Tailors--
james Iatchins, Pearl street.
Builders.-
" Richard II. Powlessou, Water street.
Lumber.
Sanborn Folett, Water street.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14

Vicksburg, the capital OF Warren coun.
ty, is situated on the Mississippi river four
hundred miles above New Orleans, and
fifty miles west of jackson. 1t was, in
times Of peace, great cotton mart, eX-
porting 100, 900 bales annually. Its loca-
ton with reference to the Yazoo river has
caused the approach from the banks of
that river to be selected by Gen Sherman
The Yazoo is the river emptying into the
Mississippi few miles above Vicksburg
and is one of the most remarkable rivers
of its size in the South, being nayigable
for steamers for one hundred miles, being
a deep. narrow, natural canal, sluggishIy
flowing through vast cotton plantations.
Natchez is l20 miles below Vicksbury.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-02-14
The Cincinnati Commercial, of the 14th

The Cincinnati Commercial, of the l4th
inst, a leading Republican paper, speaks
rs follows Of the Republican Senators:
The Republican members of the Senate
Of the United States are reported to be
again concerned about the Cabinet We
think at least nineteen out of twenty sane
persons in the loyal States would be glad
to hear that Senators had concluded to
mind their own business. There is quite
as little confidence in the Senate as in the
Cabinet If it be conceded that the Exc
cutive business Of the country has not
been done up iu workman manner,
we should like to know in what perticuar
the Legislative department has the advan,
tage. What has the Senate done that was
workmanlik or statesman, like? Ii the
party caucus of Senators know the
bitterness of the public contempt provoked
by their proceedings we think their decen!
sense of respect for the opinions of man.
kind would induce them to adjourn sane die.