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G)tfago Irtbnnt.
THE CITY,

SH We an the Intention Of onr readers TO
the advertisement Of AcNally & Co., IN another
column.
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:Foun1.:

TAKEN UPON or about June
s,h, = la,xa ere, He:E, sTtea ~; tso ap ~
IL opr{ House slusre. May be toHndM ~ Hf - 'ttAl
1as1 I.,S III 81 Acting 8npt Police.
, 1864-06-15

Mraslso.-M1chael Bayley, a 1ame man, left ,ds
wife On Sunday ere Ing at GIndorf'e saloon, 13u
south Water street to be absent short time,
and has not been heard from srcc. He had aty-
echt do1lsrs In his pocket, and sutpicions Of foul
nfnv sYe entertained.
, 1864-06-15

SERIOUS Aoo1pnsT.-Yesterdsy morning Nj.
Wooley, employed in moving house on Clark
street, lad his left hand jsmmed between chain
spd IN iron pulley, cutting OF one finger and
otberWise severely manning him.
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ri 1. wISslOw AVER, n. D.
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an1uSc1l1RntS.

NcVICKER'S THEATRE.
Xl Madison street. botHcen State and Dearbc1u
WEDNE 6nAT EFEN1N;. Juno 18th, the pesfos
auce will commerce With Tam TAflors Beautiful
Drama Of
TIE JEW OF FRANKFORT:
On, PAyAnLE on lKXASD.
Reuben Go1dsch#d .............Mr. c. ". Coutdock.
LiHa, (yglfe of Eeuben)- CopldocE.
Carnayal de Venice. e.......,....M7'e Augusta.
Z
Alter which will be presented the laughabe farce Of
PEACE AND QUIET.
To conclude with
Pas La AlLtaife. Auzusta.
SATURDAY AFTEKEOOH-GHAND MATINEE.
, 1864-06-15

p House and Sign Painting, Cs!cim,ntns,
Glazing and Grainlns. Paper Hangtn-s and WIZ
dow Sh1des selling at wholesale and retail! at New
York prices F. E. R1eBY, 60 Randolph street
Box bS8A te3-h4l3-fw
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6tr1clSlnndss Pllc tkcmel5-l1 10 bless
IN. to thoea suffering with Plies that re clr a..
fnIe them this preparation Of Dr. Ssri:t:.lnd's -
ehsctins permanent cures II @ csses q EcTf f t2n7
Wholesale agent. &c Randolph strest, Ch!eiSo.
, 1864-06-15

-AoApxHY or SorEHcEs.~A meeting Of the
Academy Of Sciences was advertised Last evening
at the rooms OF the eoclcty at Metropolitan Hail.
Diigeut search BY our reporter failed to discover
The meeting ~ advertised, and we conclude 1t was
moi held ~ anticipated.
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FORTY LOT s.
AT "A u CTION,
ON THE PREMISES,

CM FEE PRE- fWl SES.
We shall sell for Nonresident.
ON THE lsTH DAY OF JUNE,
Forty desirable lots s1tuase 1nd1ana Prairie aud
Fcre ct avenues. Ia GtI.cs Sub Division OF the 4,
Sc M uW x. sections III. 49, It. These l3ts sit1a-
ted half nile scuthw at from the Chca go Universl-
w. and i.ha few MINUTES walk OF the h0rs3 cars ut
Col:ase Grove on high ground, streets all graded.
sn q portion OF re city 7 at i rapidly imp!ov1aE
who desire to purchase far improvement or 1aves:.
nent. Ter1.s Of payment easy Abstract OF ti;e and
fp0ps OF property can be seen ct our office. sails to
commence at 10k o'clock :. IN.
JAMES 1: SPRINGER; Real Estate As:ats.
Eo N o. Metropolitan Rl?cS.
Omplbusses will be ready at th9 end Of tne horte
railroad at Cottage Grove to taks pa,t1es 70 the
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eotp1EIs' REL1Er Eoc1ETr.-A few Of the
members OF the Doard Of Managers Of this excel.
lent charity assembled at the rooms o! the Asso@
citation on Madison street yesterday afternoon, but
ov,np tn thu psuctty Of numbers, and the fact that
most ii those present desired to attend the meet
.pe at the Soldiers Rest, the ladfea decided to
4Ninufu.
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o.1u1A1 + 4 -om1 1sn-Tbe City Clerk insists

OsTn1AL L CRIT 1sn-Tbe City Clerk insists
that he IL gnlty Of favoritism In the distriou-
ton Of ofilclal favore. The veto MESSAGES were
lee That they should not be published uatil after
they were read to the Council, That promise the
feceFeion sheet cboee deliberately tu disregard.
!esponsible for the lnfa conduct Of taat shcs.
He also says tht he is not Indebted to the city
only to tudivI1u ls-And that, Of lh1t tndebted-
mere, he hna }uAt exIu2uithe $500. We gave him
| tee Lauedr Of hia tisclRiQ.cxs
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IsuGaio Nlnrhet-June IL.



F1ouA--5teedy at q. IS for No spring; $s.25 for
1ed winter; $t.t5le. % for white
GrA1H-Whrat scarce And nAFkat qnies Sales OF
amber Michigan 1t sl.1s. Com scarce, cloainE nom
CAS1L Txz1oH1a-A shade better on grain. Fiouz,
&C wheat anu pcaa, 1oh@l1c, to New iork.
, 1864-06-15

CHICAGO AND ALTON 3, Rive were led into
slight error yesterday in our announcement Of the
change Of time op the Chicago and Alton Rosd.
There has tecn no change since May 18th, except
the Joliet md Wilmington accommodation. The
following is the correct time table:
Arrive. Depart.
Dav Kxrrcss ..............7.G0 p m. 9.33 a. N.
Night Express $40 T. m. SOP. N.
+1oi. AID VII. Acconmodat'o-9.S0 so J. m. Is5 p. II.
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l5O oaoHo 0rhA" 9ooDS
AE AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, June 1Sti,, 1t ek O'Clock, at But-
ts.e' Auction Ro0u1S. Port and Block, corner Of
Desrberr and Warrington streets.
$50 CASES OF STRAW GOODS,
Consisting OF Women,s Thlte and Coiored Palm Leaf
Gcocs, laa1ee' White Lsghorn Rrdal and Empress
Leshorn Ha 8 And Cans, lfen's sni Boys ealm LsI
aun Colorsd shakers. &c.
The aho@e arc Ill teah aod desirable goods Just re-
CT " ed from new York, and will be q Id
WITHOUT RESERVE FOR CASH.
Ie9hA2c-st WM. 4. BUFFERS L CO., Auctrs.
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- s:.0 ta Efn9,a S1n beat1F1 aTss
led .. 3l.l7Ei:D. Eorn-Decllning. Sales Of Yellow
st 31.st.
Observation-Disclosures. -......
PErxolxca-Crude. 4c9lac. Refined In bond, ea
@+sc co free. t5H@l1c.
WuIeKr-Dnll 1t 81 .se8tsA
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So,D1ERs' HonE FEs11yA1.-A1a large gathering
OF the ladies interested in the forthcoming straw
berry festival for the benefit Of the Soldier Home
met yesterday at the Soldiers Rest 1t was de-
ter1ained to hold the festival in the esening Of
Thursday next, June 18th. with ten aud othef At
trnctiye features usual on such OCCASIONS No
other business Of interest Was transactcd hy the
Bnard.
, 1864-06-15

An OwNzn FouSD.-An item appeared In rc-
cent tsaue of the TRIBUNE, to the effect that the
zach, " Coque.te' had been picked up in the lake
by passing vessel, and fears wsre expressed that
all on board had perished. We learn that the
craft belonged to I man IN Manitowoc. from whom
It was stolen by three soldiers who deserted from
the 4th Wisconsin regiment, and With il attempted
10 ascAne. Ihe{ were Ill af1eated.
, 1864-06-15

Bryant & StrnttoR,s Chicago Ttle.
pranh Instttute-The largest institution Of
she find 1n The world Th,rty-fivc telegraph In
etnments In constant use Address
BRvANT & SrKATToS,
;,rorees-1M. DEW, Chicago, Ill.
, 1864-06-15

HoRtE THIEF TAKES.-A week aso last Friday
night psir Of valuable horscs we're etolen from
tic pasture Of Thomas Smith OF Lyons. Mr.
Smith secured the assistance ofo II Chicago police
and nscertatped that they had been shipped 10 Mil
and aftor little Delay found the thief and ths
horsee bnsily engaged hauling wood four mile:
from the city. The hofaee and the thief arrived in
Chicago VeAteE1RY
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

CHEERINe.-A friend writing from Grizzly
Flat. under date Of the 5th, Says. Put down
Grizzly Flat for . rOusing majority for McClel.
lan and PendIetou. They suit us; We are for
them all the time; and the nomination of the
hero Of Antistam has played havoc in the
ranks of the opposition. They are down in
the mouth. They can't call the man who has
fought the battles of the Union; the General
whom lincoln and Stanton were fDrced to call
IN the head Of the army To save Washington
from capture, whose loyalty every Lincoln pa
per 10 the country has indorsed, traitor to
the Government. That pretty little game is
effectually played out BY the nomination Of
Mcclellan and there's where the shoe pinches.
II either of the SeymourS, or any other man
bat Mcclellan, had been nominated. they
woule have opened with yell about his dis.
loysity,; bat they can't do It agaiuSt Mcclellan
without confessing that. hey lied when they
were eoIOGizinR him to The skies. They are in
pretty az and would give their ears if Nc
CIeIlau woold decline the nomination. We
have . strong Democratic Club, which ssvsral
gentlemeG who voted the Republican TICKET
last fall, have joined since the nomination Of
Mcclellan. We have got Mr.. Abolish BY the
WOOL and We intend to hold our grip"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

CHANGE OF OPINION. late number of
the Peoria CTlls.) Democrat contains the
names Of seventeen Republicans who
voted for Lincoln, who avow their de-
termination to vote for the Democratic
nominee for President. They say the
" war has proved nothing but disastrous
from the beginning. and if continued must
result in ruinOus consequences not only
to the South, but to the whole country"
The Democrat says the Republicans are
joining the Democratic party by hundreds,
and that Illinois will go Democratic by
an immense majority. Aside from the
ofRce-holders and Shoddy contractors Lin.
coin has but few supporters in gallant
Illinois.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER. Our
city was startled on Tuesday morning by
the exciting and mournful intelligence
that the boiler Of the steamer Washoe
had exploded about o'clock on Monday
night, at the mouth of the slough, about
S5 miles below Sacramento; and that the
steamer had been reduced to q wreck and
a large number of her passengers, some
Of them supposed to DO residents of our
city, had been killed, while others were
wounded or severly scaldei. The Wash.
90 left her wharf in San Francisco on
Monday afternoon at her usual hour for
starting, and had on board some two hun.
dred passengers-the exact number, ow-
ing to the loss of the passenger list, the
Captain Of the WAshOe is unable to state.
The number. blown overheard or other
wise killed, is estimated as high as 70, snd
the number wounded 30. Proper steps
have been taken to thoroughly investigate
the cause Of the explosion. --.t ...
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

LESSONS or TEE PAs5.-A shoddy organ
says the Dem6efacy ass dead and buried,
beyond the hope of resurrection. ShOd-
dy doesn't bsiievS what he says, Because
in the very next column, be calls upon
the loyalists to be "active ana vigilHnt to
-pnt dnxnths Democratic party.n5-ARhat u
the use Of waTring sgaiast . dead and
buried organization! Is ShodJy afraid Of
its ghOstr Shoddy kn6wsthS Democrats
are the most persevering Of resurrection
ists. and never fail, Gfler one of those
bOasted buFialsytS come forth with great
or strength than ever before. In 1885,
when the enemies of Democracy rallied
under the name of "WhiR,"" they. rushed
in triumph over the Union, and buried
the Democracy "beyond the hope Of res
direction" But in the very next year
the Democrats rallied in their might, and
oVerthrew their enemies by . smashing
majority, which was not soon forgotten.
In 1e4S, the enemies of the Democracy,
with "no party" candidate, and with
platform whose principal plnnks were,
"no friends to reward, no enemies to
punish" again triumphed, and "buried
the Democratic party" But it wouldn't
stay "dead and buried" The mo party"
triumph Of 184S was . shOrt-lived sham.
and the Democrats soon regained their
former ascendency. In 1852. it swept
out Of existence the Wing party, and it's
ablest leader mournfuIly and prophetical-
ly declared. "Thc Wing party exists only
in history" In 1860, through an unfor.
tunate division in its own ranks, it was
defeated by the Rep lblican party, but
that party, so Odious has its principles
become. has been forced to drop its old
name and steal that of " Union Party
Under this tilched name they are now
repeating the same pld boast; bonst that
they will never see realized. Under the
leadership of the gallant Mcclellan the
dead" Democracy will rise in all their
old strength, vigor and enthusiasm, and
huri from power the authors Of our coun.
try's calamities.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

SOUND SENTIMENT. gallant young
standard bearer Of the Democratic party,
George B. Mcclellan, in speech to the
citizens Of Trenton, New Jersey. soon af-
ter Lincoln removed him from the army
for gaining the important victory at An
tietam, said. and We wish all our readers,
without respect to party, to calmly con-
slider his language
"While the army is fighting. .yon as citizens,
see that the war is prosecuted for the preserva-
! tiOn of the Union and tho Constitution, for
your Nationality and your rights as cillzenS."
That's the doctrine-the true Union
doctrine--the doctrine enunciated in the
Democratic Platform Of this State: "The
Constitution as il is and the Union as it
was" He doesn't want the old Union
dissolved and "neW nation" established
and new Constitution framed but he
insists that the war shall be prosecuted
for the preservation Of the Union and the
Constitution" Is be "diSloyai to the
Government" and an enemy of the Union
for insisting that the Union and the Con,
stitutiOn shall be preserved? Is the par
~ whose champion he is and whose SEN
timents ne utterS "disloyal to the Govern,
ment" for advocating the same doctrine ?
Abolition disunioniSts, shoddy contrac-
tors, Office holders and their hirelings say
Sc, but the people know better and next
November, by an overwhelming majority,
they will march to the polls and cast
their votes for the champion of the Union
and the Constitution. Lincoln removed
him from the head Of the army,ond in re-
turn the people will place him at the head
Of the nation.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10


cleanse out the dsordered humon-purify the blood,
and let the nuidS move on abobstructed 10 health
again They stimulate. the functions Of the body
into vigorous activity, purify the system from the
obstructionS which make disease. cold settles
eomevhere 10 the body, aud derSnges itA natural
functions These, II nUt relieved, react upon them.
selves and the surrounding organs producing gene
r'Il aggravatiOn, suffering and derSngement. While
in this condition, take Ayers PILLS, and hov d.
recty they restore the natural action Of the system
and with Il the buoySnt feeling Of health again.-
What Is true and 90 apparent In the trivial and
mon complaints 10 also tue In many Of the deep
seated and dangerous dists mpers. The same par.
gAtive effect expeS them. Caused BY similar OBJ
structiong and arrangements Of the natural fanc-
tiODG Of the body. thry- are rapidly and many Of
them surely cured BY the same neSuS. None Who
know the virtue Of these Pills will neglect TO employ
them when suffering from the dlsorders they cure,
such as Headache, Foul Stomach, DySentery, Bilious
Complaints, Indigestion, Derangemsnt Of the Liver,
Costiveness, Cor Stipaton, Heartburn, Rheumatism,
DrOpsy, Worms and Suppression, when taken in
large doses.
They are Sugar-coated, 80 that the most sensitive
can take them easily, and they surely the best
puFgatiVe medicine yet discovered.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

Resolved. That In the future, a. In the past. we
will adhere With uhSweTving hdehty TO the Union,
under the Constellation, RS the only solid Sounda-
tion Of our strength, security aud happiness ~ .
people. and ~ the frame work OF government
equally conducive TO the welfare and prosperity Of
all the states, both Northern and Southern.
9. Resolved, That this Convention does explic
lily declare, as the SenSe Of the American people.
that afteT four years Of failure to restore the
Union by the experiment Of war, during which,
under the pretenPe Of the military necessity OF =
war power, higher than the Constitution itself.
that instrument has been diSregarded in every
part and public liberty and private Tighta trodden
down, and the material proc perity Of the country
essentially impaired, justice. humanity, aBd hber
ty, and the public welfare demand that immediAte
efforts be made TO bring about = cessation of hoe
tilitieS, witn view Of an ultimate Convention Of
the StStes, or other peaeeable means TO cad Il,
that At the earliest practicable moment peace may
be restored on the basis Of the Federal Union Of
the States.
;. Resolved, The direct Interference Of the
military authorities Of the United States In the
recent elections held n Kentucky, Maryland, Mis-
Soui and Delaware, WaS . shameful violation Of
the Constitution, and repetition Of such acts IN
the approaching election will be held 70 be Tevou
tiouaTy, and resisted with all the means and pow
eT nder our control
Z. Resolved, That the aim and object Of the
Democratic party 10 tn preserve the Federal Union
and the rights OF the States unmpAired, and they
hereby declare that they consider the AdminiStra-
lions uSuTpatiOn Of extraordinary and dangerous
powers, not granted BY the Constitution the cub
yersion Of the civil BY military laws in States not
in inturreetion; the arbitrary military ATreSt,
imprisonment, trial and sentence Of American
citizens in States where civil law exiStS 10 full
| tsrce the SuppTeSSin Of freedom Of speech aud
Of the press the denial Of the right Of asylum
the avowed disregard Of State riRhts the employ
nent OF unusual test Oaths. aud interference with
and denial Of the right ofhe people to bear arms,
as calculated TO prevent the restoration Of the
Union, and the preparation Of = Government de.
| a ousPn from he AFT q
| governed.
S. Resolved, That the shameful diSregard ~
the AdminstTAtion Of itS duty In respect TO our
| fellow citizens who are nos and long have been
| prisoners ef war. and in q suffering condition,
deServeS the SeveTest rePFobation, on the score
alike Of public and common humanity.
| 6. Resolved, That the sympAhy Of the Demo
cratic party 10 heartily and earnestly extended to
! the soldierS Of our army, Who now are an have
| been in the hed, under the dag Of their country
and IN the eveTt OF our attaining power they ain
receive all the care, protection and regard that
brave snldiers Of the Republic, they have 90 no
| blV earned.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

ABoLITION NEETING. On Saturday night last
the disciples of John Brown organized meet.
ing in front of the Cary House. fnr the purpose
Of giving their orators an opportunity to spout
TO u rBPsOtable number Of ofpsrsons-,he city
being 6lled with strangers attracted here TO
witness and participate in the Democratic
County Convention. N. A. HAMILTON. Esq,
was called upon To preside, aud ]. G. McCal.
ium, Abolition Elector. to speak, and with the
assistance q. drummer boy stationed near the
speAker's stand, made some noise, if be failed
TO arouse enthusiasm. The boy Was well tram.
ed, and at every supposed good thing the
speaker uttered. beat his drum furiously to the
immense pleasure of Young America. Mac
soon discovered that the bays performance
was the moro popular and he cut bis speech
remarkably short ami retired in disgust. The
boy stood To his post With stubborn resolution
iu the very faCo Of The fact that Carpenters no
mean competitor. mounted the stand tn con-
test the pr,1e-the applause Of the crowd
Carpenter EOlShly repeated the nld thing. and
the shouts that greeted the boys interruptions
proved him the favorite Carpenter retired in
. blaze Of glory, and the "brilliAnt law .oficer
of El Dorado County," Joseph Williams, in
response 10 Sam Ensminger's call, leaped up.
on the stand, sawed the air with his arms mag
nidcentIy. made rash promises, perspired free
", drank (water) immoderately to clear his
vOice. quoted poetry and subsided. Believing
in the old axiom that Zone good turn deserves
auotbeF."- no sooner had be stepped from the
stand than he called for EnSmingeF. and that
adventurous individual gladly resPezAed.--
This was too much fog The crowd it was "pil-
log On thO,AGODy too thick" and they sstt in
Squsas. The Chairman whispered TO- Ehsmiu.
ger 10 desiSt and move 10 sdjourn, which be
dia, very reluctantly and The meeting closed,
WHhi y grand flourish from tho victorious
drummer sly, who bad sIicited nore euthu.
Diai6fm ihN IpPAuse than ell four Of his able
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

TINE TO oREFLEcr.-Therc arc thousands
of men in association with the Abolition
party, who have very little sympathy with
its fanaticism, who have. no confidence in
Abraham Lincoln, and who, but few
years ago. denounced as traitors the agi
tators of the Abolition party. II these
men reflect upon their course they will
renOunce their error, join the Democracy
and help to save the country. They
must cut loose from the associations into
which they accidentally fell. and exert
their influence in different direction. -
That fanatical and mercenary men should
sustain the Administration is to be cx
pected but their interests are not nation.
al interests. Ifthey can secure their own
ends they care very little what becomes
of anything else. The great mass of the
people have interests in common, anc
thoughtful men must take care of theu
now. Mr.. Lincoln's administration, it i:
universally admitted, has been a mos
disastrous one he can give US no better
he is influenced by men Of no character
no ability. and yields TO their pressure
his proclamations, he admits himself hav,
proved worthless; he has none Of tn,
qualities Of statesman, while the coadi
tion Of the country demands the highes
attributes Of craftsmanship. If the ner
who are working with the Abolition par
ty but who do not really indorse its rad
icalism, would break away from their un
fortunate associations. they would secure
the election Of Mcclellan and peace ant
prosperity to the country. Abolitionis su
is the same now, as dangerous now, as
reasonable now as it WAS before the elrc
tion Of Lincoln, and those who denounced
it then cannot consistently or honestly ap
prove it now. 1t has demonst, ated its
ability to destroy, its inability to save thu
Union.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-10

A LOYAL Lara worthless loyal ly.
ing vagabond, who desires to provoke
civil war in this State in order to rob his
neighbcrs"o their property, telegraphed
the following from this place to the Sac.
ramento Bee and San Francisco Alta:
IA street fight between a party Of eight or
nine Irish SeceSsinisis and a corresponding
number VI Uninn citizens 1t Georgetown &c.
Cured ct that place yesterday afternoon. II
appears that party of Irish came into town
from q mining camp and cheered and shouted
| for the Confederacy. denouncing Unionists, and
were otherwise disturbing the peace. When
| expOstUiatsd with by Justice Smith they at
tackled him. Several prominent loyaiists at.
tempted TO rescue him. The tight became gen.
eral and lasted but few moments. Clubs wer 9
the only weapons. The Irish were badly dam.
aged and are nnder arrest. The same parties
have several time bef0re annoyed and insnlted
the Union people of that place"
"Justice Smith" informs as that poll.
tics bad nothing TO do with the disturb
ance whatever. A number Of men were
IN saloon making a noise on Sunday
evening, and he entorcd for the purpose
Of quieting them, and while he was cx-
postulating with one Of the noisiest, he
was attacked by the Others. lie attempt
ed to arrest them, they resisted, and he
called for assistance, and Democrats and
Republicans, Southern men and Northern
men, without hesitation, assisted him in
making the arrest. Tbs severest drnb.
bing the disturbers received was admins.
tered by Democrats of Southern birth.
Lightning whisky, not politics, caused the
disturbance. This is q plain statement of
facts, and those papers that were imposed
upon by the lying telegraph report from
this city. owe it to themselves and TO the
public to correct it