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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-01
ERon WYAKDoTTE KANSAS.
WYAspcrrs, Kansas, Nov. 80.

WYAsporrE, Kansas, Nov. 80.
D The Grpcesyaod Provision ere e J. J.
Collins, Hotel owned by Mr.. Hook, sndthree
or fous tenement houses, on Nsbrasks svenus,
were burned last night. Loss estimaaed at
So0, 900 partly insured. Il was the most de-
ssrsetiss fls Nat eyee; oecarred here.
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MoBILE, Ala, Nov 80.
Thanksgiving day WAS generally observed
in this city yesterday. All business houses
tended.
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.M.aRSOEN,S
VEGETABLE sIllTIvE PILLS
Are ,ursly Vegetable fe. from any Naesni Msrruriai
Prepssseien, and eompoanded viii e1ssi care
fAsy may be relied In I'll eaoss Of
Constipation, Bilious Disorders, Nervous or

Constipation, Bilious Disorders, Nervous or
Sick Headache, Gout or Rheumat.
ism, Dyspepsia, Dopsy,
And all elections Of the Liver the prompt safe
and reliable N.i.cne known. They active mid
hsag psrtculaIy designed Tor the Dlssss Dsss.ses Of
sas Southern ssd Western States When Timely 81
inatssed they viii be fornd cscious nslious asA
Rsmtt4nt F-vers 1eser aad Agus. Costivsness coiic
Worms. eain Ia the Bo~ss He.rtbnss. Fatuisnes In
digsston Pain in the Hsad Bsck BfeAsa ssd In all
cssss vheesA Cataastie required !hsr great excel
isncs coasfsts 10 this. that they coapoundsd roa
the concentrated virtues Of the medicinal snbssances
which they composed; consequently they have far
greater po sbcy AMI far remedial .nscs than u.
nediein nal substances whether mixed or sAninis
asssS sisgiy.
MARsDKs's sANArIyE PIr.Ls viii b. fsuad Invade
able preventive Of the masy Bilious Dsss,-s in-
sssaa 70 The Scashvrs eouatsy-such Yellow Hsv~r
Jaundcs Liver Complaints fntsrmttent and Renit,
Ievers, Bilious Bes~, Bilious oolic, Riiious Dyseai.sy
aud Diarrhes. Chilis, fssers &e.
KERR h FULLER,
Wholesale aod Retail Agents for sokuk.
BuxsaAn VAS ecaAAox, Wholesale Dwuesists Chi
eAgo, 0enesui Agents for North vest. deeldAW4m
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notice Of Incorporation

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
~ tha Provisions OF Chapter e. OF ths nesi-icn
1850. Of thr Code Of lcsa Josrph Gatord Eiward XIII
burns. X Y, Ford uEish Pers irish keltee, r A
Ftos-. II Lov~, y KithourB-. r1ss Fo.ts
" rort. and their Associates AID sueessors. have
formed themselves inso Body Cnrtnrst. 10 he knc~f
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
New York Dry Goods Market

.ennn NEw York, Oct. 90, 7
The continued quietness I'm tho market,
and the dulmeSs In tho cotton market,
causes N slight softening in some goods du-
ring the day. Yesterday and this morning
there are further indications of lower
prices. The trade the pnst week has been
MI thnt manufacturers, agents, and job
hefs expected, and has been highly satis-
metory to all concerned. Goodshave been
sold very low, but az amply remunerativa
pflees, ana there ~ moro than ever an en-
douraginR lndtcatiou OF n return TO Il
heaithy, settled eondition in the dry goods
nuNness. brown SheetinRs; Stark a, g8c,
blackstone, poe. Printsi Morrimae w, 22dc
Pacific, zoe; London Mourning, Zoe; Wab-
REGAIN, alsc. Ginghams; Lancaster, 271Sc;
iItsc; portland, lli9c. flEH1 =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.
The Laws of IIenltl.

II ~ uacleHs for state Legislatures 10 piss
lava for the preservation of tile public
health, II the great ldlo ~ setf-pfcserrdtion,
which depends for It's enforcement upon
the wiu ~ ne rndfpifudt, In suffered 10 re-
main n dead letter.
There " scarcely 30 adult nnrmber OF the
community, Of either sex, In this country,
who has not seen the testimony in favor OF
HO5TETTERS STOMACH nIrTERS, fur
nishcd over their own signatures by per-
sons OF acknowledged eminenee IN science,
literature, art, commerce, and every de-
partrhont of business md professional life
These witnesses have declared ia the most
explicit terms that the preparation II u
safeguard against opidemirs, q sovereign
remedy for dyApopAih Il valuable nnti.bil-
ious medicine, promoter OF appetite, a
genial and harmless Rtinulant, good ac-
climatlnR medicine, n strengthener Of the
nervesta general ftfyiRornnt n protection
against the deleterious effects OF fnnlaffn
and Impure water, and that 10 imparts n
degree of vigor and activity To the vital
rorces which Is not communicated by any
other of the tones and atomnchics In use.
Under these circumstances, tile self-pre-
servntive law of nature should teach every
rational person who, either by reason OF
inherent debility or In consequence of eMs
posure to unwbolesome Influences, IL In
blessings. mRAfrH, the Importance Of
using the BitterS as q defensTUe medicine
DyRpeptics who neglect TO give IL trial
are simply their own enemies, IL ifs guar
anteed TO cure Indigestion In NIL Its FORMS,
ana the bilious and nervous viii ind no.
thing In the whole range OF official and
proprietary medicines which VIII afford
them the same relief.
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john McMANAMAN,
o6tD4iwd 2 No 4. First Street.
ADDITIONAL atyEH NEWS.

Merohfg Gsj due riveis rscedsii ska,fsy
inthea to.dny, with nine feet to romeroy
ArriVad.-tainalia from ST. bouts; Min.
nicola, rom Memphis,
nepanf Al Swa'lnw. for New orlenna
WIN full cargo baAinorA comparatively
Ilirrsnuna, ct 90 River throo faef six
indhes and falling Weather clear aud
wnfnt hAf FL iHaf s4nt
4 material change las tnlon place In
tile weather, and some rain fell yesterday,
accompanied with considerable wind,
making erough river THE river hnd fsllen
about an inch up to dark last night, but
viii, we presume, 90 down rapidly henea..
forward ...,. Tho arrivals aud departures
up 60 dark, last night not before reported,
include tfr 81 a. Afss 'onba LautaS iiieand
return; Emperor and David White, Cin-
oinneu 90 New sorleapA;, BERTHA, Clncin-
natl to 81. nhschnffdt, Cairo 70 Evans
viilei Ada Lyon, ltumsey TO Evansville;
Robert Burns, Cincinnati 10 Memphis;
Huntsville, Cincinnati to Arkensaa River;
Plain City, touiayille 20 Geeen layexi
Rose flite. 10 isVlne 10 Henderson:
TEN post. Louisville 10 Tennessee Rivera.
Tho Emperor, David VIII q, Rob-. Burns
and Huntsville had good trips ,~sr.rhe
regular packets had fair trips The
Plain city was dying light, with decks
cleared ready for u dance ,", Tao Ada
Lyon was unable TO pass the RnmseS locks
and returned 10 the City yesterday morn
Ing 49,, The tow boat Tiger passed down
with ,.tow OF coal and the Al. Baker aud
W. II, II. passed upwith empty baraes,.y"
We Ind the pleasure OF making the. ao-
quaintnneo of Mark Anthony, yesterday,
an attache OF the Mammoth whprf-boat OF
II. X. punkerSon 4 Co, who comes to our
city warmly endorsed by the New Albany
Lcd0er aud we commend him 20 the court-
estes OF our citizens and OF all steamboat
m n .,.,., We copy the following from the
clog of the manmoth whartboat;
mammoth Wharf.hoat left New Albany
octohHn lNth, at r.sp clock \, 81. arrived at
Evansville October 10Th, at 1875 A. NJ, mnk-
Ing the remarkable run In 1875 hours. stop
ping for AL hatla and attending TO all bust
ness that uiserod on the trip, evidancing
remarkable speed on her first trip, and IL
Is confidently believed by her friends aud
owners that she II quite as inst now as she
ever VIII TOO 80 FNnnsNileN Nts8E
The Wild Liberty No - about TO take
the trncis again Ia the Louisville and
Memphis trade. fahe viii be- eQmiuandcd
by that victorian officer, Capt. ]. y. Archer,
with Capt. ~, Judge intho office She is
ON he's way up, and may be oxpeoted to-
day,
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Cincinnati Market.

aeeisaasg CINctNNArt. oct. %.
FtouR--Firm and the demand good. but
prices are unchanged.
WmnArA~Firm at 81 IS for No / Red.
ConS~~In good demand nc SIC for mixed
OAfA- Firm nc ioctlDc for Nos. | aud 2.
EYE-AFirmer; choice 81 lSeti 20 for No. /.
and 81 Is. sHgH
and 81 Esa2 81 duty paid. @ s
NfEsss Pork Hold at ~ 20, but there
were nt ~ les ~ over So SOL bulk meats and
bacon all hrmcr. and u shade higher, with
IARn-lhal1i.e and firm but quiet.
BUTTER Dull nc EasOc. ..safI
GoLn@-li9 buy Ing, and lU Selling II
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Notice TO Contractors.

OCTOBER 1sr, 1863.
rWVWE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
A. city of Evansville viii receive sealed
proposals until the 18th day OF october,
the alley situated In Block No. q, In the
Eastern Enlargement, and extending from
Third To Fourth street. -. .sas sA
BY order of the Council.
Il ~.ls .,.sss i. A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
city; Clerks Office, october Sth, 1896.
ocS dtd Union oopy.l
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A Man OF a Thousand.
A CoNsuMpTIYE .CIIRnn

A CONSUMPTIVE CURED.
TAR. -. JAMES, "a retired Physician OF
- great emtnence, discovered, while In
the East indies. a certain cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
and General Debility. The remedy was
discovered by him when his only child, a
daughter; was given up To die. His child
was cured. and Is now alive and well. De-
slrous OF benentting his fellow-mortals, he
Wlllsend 10 those who wish 10 the recipe,
containing full directions for making and
successfully using this remedy, free OF
charge, on receipt of their names, with
Two stamps TO pay expenses. There IL not
q single symptom of Consumption that IL
does not at once take hold ofand dissipate.
Night sweats, peevishncss, Irritation OF the
nerves, failure of memory, dihlcult expec-
toration, sharp pains In the lungs, sore
throat, chilly sensations, nausea at the
stomach, inaction OF the bowels, wasting
away of the muscles.
30 The writer will please state the name
of the paper they see this edvcrtlsement IN.
Address Ora DDOCk q co,
1889 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepl0 dsln
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PROF. HARVEY.
PROF. HARVEY,
OF tile
National Cancer Institute
and
Magnetic Inllrwary,

Having some special cases that require his
presence In Evansville, will take rooms NJ
the Gliefwood House. October 22d, 20 re-
main from ton 10 twenty days During his
stay, all that are suffering from disbase,
especially those considered incurable and
Of long standing, are specially invited 10
consult him. lie has specifics and anti
doles that never foil for ANCEIss, CON-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, RHEum ATISM,
nYAPEpSIA, HEART DISEASE, EpI-
LEpsY, and treats All other diseases, in-
cIudiDg the worst caaea OF FEMALE
WEAK NESS, with the happiest results.
ocle dtf sE.
IMPORTANT TO TIE SICK.
We invite the special attention OF our
eadep 20 DR. Easterlys advertisements,
ghich can be seen In our advertising col.
INNS. Or. Easterly's Family Medicines
IRE deservedly popular, have a rapid sale,
ave general satisfaction, and arc kept IN
III the principal diugetoros throughout
he Western and southern States. IL will
- seen that Dr. Eastcrly does not recon-
nend one medicine To cure NIL discusses
put prepares fpnedy for each particular
disease, which eRn DO relied upon TO cure
mayi0 su
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-22
ADtEiAgi 4 COAAERClAL.
The Hog Crop OF the West.-Pr0spects
for Next Packing heasOn.


Tbe following circular relative ~ the ap'
pfoaeiiug pack Jag season has Just boon
published w 6ue Of The leading lioaass Ia
ohlcegei fkaaz
UuiuAao, October -.
IT'S luAle - endgav0f - venture Hpy
pfehieiion rs ~ the probable nature Vf
trade - many intGfYrninR possibll Tues
frieuaa 10 fGfnl tbeif own 0pifiioa from
the fulIest ini1fmalion va have 4 ~ our
power ~ furnish them, IL may DC hllgwhs
tha b "ga3 st"It II i s e6iias SEASON,
though after circumstances may nulHpl9la'
" neptfHllNH lhgin, Tie season JUST vl ils
lnR his pfeu disastrous ~ many PfvHLlpls
70 but frw, Among tie fofinaf eltss wshs
upt0uly those Fuckers VINO were epmpplls
80 70 sell their products 40 al early dhte,
but chiefly The operators WHO wufs iils
dtHHd by fHyorhbla Di0spWtA 20 tuhks
hhiInnenfh 10 tna English market. SO
these last Tho yfar iits bsau one continued
disaster, hhd hs thH stoek 81 bacon ~
England Is siili heavy, aud ah the STOCK pf
honiea fnd Hogs IN said ~ be uutteunlly
large, Il is fair 10 Infer That, unless at con-
sldefaby reduced prieast the packing for
i.aAi year tho pfodhet of about DUDOy0 Hogs
wha taaltett for tho English market aud
tblH, VAN hn iiigfeaHs OF gOD,VVD Hogs over
tic supply OF last year, Will have 10 de-
pend az e,,nsiln piit,n Il, this country. *.
I opt very reduced rates should encourage
sKp1nali0n, The accounts rom tho
l4Bitt ne Aluofny IN thHhALfgtiio, anu we
GntiGol OK peel nom That qparleT u healthy
of o0nbtn1t demand under present oireum.
Stances. n af4
We uhYe never entered on u SEASON when
hO feW hhHHgementh Tor hogs hnd been
tnhde by lie packers Tie corn crop viii
De- all nRhiihhln Tor hog iesdlng. aud Us The
tatnefe are IN general prosperous, IL ~
probable fbAt they will feed late rather
fhehefH low prices are Indispensable, nnd
Unless they can got logs ~ mites 20 afford
lhelnA eittnar NJ ufuflt, the hnalurAa VIII \
be hhlO next spring 10 congratulate Chem
nn lHNufhhla Investments, Tho low prices
fniib9 fof hams ana lara this yehf, ID coin-
pHsiHDn with last, Will naecAsitHtol Inc
creased caution. Beef packing hah been
ptostsfalnn Tor H0nin tilna, ana thus far
hhqut l,ftH head hHye beeh packed. The
quality, hawovHr, hrs been hueh MS h
suitAbia fof tlia American market. But
little tiofoo win pr0llably be packed tiil
spring,
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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE ON WORKS..

MANHENE VII W VhMIJs'
TAVHNG ERECrED ONE OF THE
- most extensive works of this kind In
the Western country, and secured the nrs-
Vices OF one of the most experienced Ma
chine oil men / am now able 10 furnish this
cheap and money saving oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineou
and found fully equal 10 any ever USED. q,
Railroads, Steam boats FOundrless MihAAs
Wooden Miils-in fact all machines nos
huntingdon be supplied promptly ana
Orders OF Wholesale dealrrs filled on libs-
raj terms.
No charge for packing and delivery free
OF charge. 100 flHi
Coal on sold by the barrel and the high
est prices paid FOR empty coal oil barrels.
f PH1IIP DECKER,
Third street, bet. sycamore and Vin3s
mayo Il
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Notice to Contractors.

UCTOHER INT. IHUU.
rEvHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
N city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 10Th day OF October,
1866, for grading, Rraveling, and paving
the alley situated between Second aud
Third streets, and extending from Gum TO
Cowan Street
by order of the Council.
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ofllce, October Sth, 1906
ocS did t1a ~ aaaf [Union copy
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InmN Na,AArIIN.

wholesale and Retail Dealer In
fu-WnrC. Stoves. Crates.
HoLLOw-W Arm, Corn L. stfI nIsr.IRoN and
JAPAN WARE,
stNus 90 Main Street, above second, .st
rasaIob Work promptly executed III The
beat manner. Orders solicited. lAelI ann
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" tween Main and Locust streets.
X constant supply, and orders prompt
tv Allied nOvl
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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
scription OF COAL Oil LAMPS, CANDLE
sell nj less than Cincinnati prices.
Iamp stock, consisting OF Burners
Shades, Chimneys, fegs, ana Feet. for sale
nj manufacturers prices
our new Catalogue and Price List for 1855
* now ready for distribution. which will
be furnished 10 Merchants only, on appii.
cation.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEAHs, Oct. 20.
CoTToN--f rregulafs sales Of 1000 bales
low middllnR al Kss27c; 1niddifng sSscssec;
receipts OF I 100 hnlcs.
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Queens ware.
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,
Indiana.

You viii observe, therefore, that we So
cure safe and speedy transportation, as
wei as great saving in brenkaBe, wlilch
alone Is y very Important Item to be con-
sidercd In the cost OF our Wares.
Our stock Is one OF the largest ana best
assorted 10 be found In the West, ana Tor
sale at aa
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BeS- Attention Is c0IIed 10 tho Adj
yorteement Of Flower Roots Tor Sale.

!
Bts- AttGniioh Is o0Ifed 10 tho ADJ
vorueement Of Flower Roofs Tor Snlc
igfs~ Tho FDe Clothing lloase of
H& $ AhldrlUR, No 80 Main street
has on hand II lathd aud llna Stock Of
Colhp, Gepsimerea, Vosting. aud fancy
materina IN ile piece, which they will
make up 20 order 10 Business or DtcAs
Suits, III the tndtt tasteful arid elegant
style on short notice. 1heif ready.
made Garments are gotten up y them
selves expressly for their own retail
tfadn, "a a Ha October ill+&f8t)
Foa REAr Tho ee,fer store Of tho
three we nro now building on ltirlt
Street, between Sycamore md Vine;
% by no laot four stories high.
Poesossien given about October 18th
1866, or before 10 i good ieuant, It
will 30 rented low, II applied for
Immediately ~
oetl7'dlw SIC GmBERr& Coz 0N
No 4 Sycamore 81
IL you want Shawls, Cloaka, Cloths,
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goods
Of any difcriptiunFo 20 dbaI
oVliApkElt, bUbbtNu AZ 90.
Ogtl3-dtf 4qaa HtaW 0t
SELLING AZ Cosr Having received
from the house Of Devln Il Co, Now
York, q pew style ofOyereoats Dresa
Suits, business Suita, Boys CLOTHING,
and splendid assortment Of Shirts
and Drawers ""iHa'e
JouN McMANAMAN,
oel0-lwd = No, 4. First Street.
MERCHANT TALoRiNo. -= Gentle.
men wishing garments made TO order
can iind the finest aud best selected
stock Of piece goodsat ~ Main Street,
next to tho Washington Hotel Prof
Mott will satisfy oil who give him
call Ell 'Fea aertl0tf.
BoYs CLOTHING The largest MS
aortment OF Boys' Clothing ever
bfnught 60 this city, nt 50 Main ST.
iSep2D.tf y. N SMrru n Go.
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J. b. ERWIN, Md,
ITOmmnnafIIin Physician.

Offers his professional services To the clti-
zenS of Evansville and Immediate vicinity
In the general practice OF medicine.
Onice--No. D5 Main Street.
once Hours--From 3 to 10 am. and from
2 TO and Z To pm. toclS d3m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23
The Morals Of New York "Society."

The Morals of New York ''S0ciety.v
Anindignent Frenchman, stirred thereto
by structure of the New York Times
upon Partisan advice, declares that the
morals of New York, especially in Ggood
society,"" are much worse than those of
Paris. He.says:
Let any foreigner pass through Broad
way at night and observe the signs and
transparencies which indicate the. entrance
to the dens Of infamy which everywhere
abound on that street, and tell me if we
have anything to boast Of over Paris ?
Such infamous institutions would not be
permitted in that city, or at all events
''such an Indecent display" Of them
would not be permitted. | know nothing
in which we are behind Paris in these
things. We have public restaurants fitted
up with Aprivate apartments for ladies and
gentlemen" We have places of public
amusement which are notorious reudez-
vous for improper persons assignation
places under the disguise Of places of
amusement-pieture galleries used for the
same purpose
Houses of ill-repute everywhere abound,
and are well patronize,l Hotels in which
persons VIGOROUSLY reside in the most
shameful illicit relation. Anatomical Mu-
seems too disgusting to be visited by any
decent person, are kept open on the most
public street, and rendered very attractive
by gorgeous display Of gas lights, and
into which all applicants are admitted
without regard to age, seq, Or condition.
The vice of intemperance' too, is intimate
ly greater in the city, and in this country,
than in Paris or France Every Ameri-
can who has been abroad knows this to be
true. And as respects admitting improper
persons into society, | don't think we have
anything to boast Of il that particular
either.
At the Bald Opera, few evenings
since--professedly a most select and
recherche afair-persons might have been
quite as obnoxious to remark as Middle
Therese-and as for prophecies of beha-
vior. | am constrained to say that | new
er saw such gross disregard of the com
mon deceneies of life III aay Sale in Par
is, as saw at the Academy of music on
that occasion. l saw man taking liber
ties with the person Of female at the
supper table too disgusting to mention, and
which would not be tolerated in the lowes
dancing garden in Paris also saw the
son Of the editor of the leading (so-call
ed) newspaper of the city so drunk anc
disorderly that two policemen had him By
the throat and collar, ejecting him forcibl.
from the house: | saw indecencies il
dress and costume that would have com
PEELED the wearer to have retired from an,
company in Paris to which decent peopl'
are invited
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-05-23

At a social picnic near Galveston, Tex
as, General Longstreet was present, and in
reply to a toast to Gen r. L. Lee, said
that Language failed to express his great
admiration for Gen. Lee, but he would be
pleased if the General could be 50 situated
that he could give the command, BY ma
tons, right wheel Upon being intro
duced he had previously offered a toast to
the "homespun dresses the Southern ladies
wear" preceded by a few remarks showing
the determination of the speaker to pursue
peaceably and quietly the honorable call
ing he has chosen, advising all to shun ex-
tremes, as we are in that condition, politi-
eally, in which we can find no plank OF
platform to stand upon that is likely tc
prove acceptable to the powers that may
reconstruct