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WARRINGTON. Aug. 2O.-A meeting OF
about thirty members of the bar was
held to-day, r. P. Stanton President.
and adopted resolutions denying the
power TO review orders OF courtsi
asserting grave error to sup
pose the rights OF attorneys could be
maintained by personal vituPeration or
physical violence; and also asserting
the propriety OF courts Furnishing con-
tempt. The action refers TO the Brad
ley-Fisher difficulty.
Gen. Sickles, on the 18th, approved
the sentence by court martial in the
case of Capt. McNelly of the steamer
Pilot Boy, for refusing to grant first
class. passage to Miss Frances Rollin
from Charleston to Beaufort on his
steamer, because of caste or color. The
sentence was fine of $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

WE understand that the Home In.
suIance Company of Columbus, Ohio,
has arranged to comply with that pro-
vision in our recently enacted In
surance laws, calling for a deposit OF
S25, 600 from each of the foreign in
surance companies doing business in
this State, and that in short time it
will resume the taking OF risks as
usual. This we believe is the first com
pliance of The kind on the part of for
eign companies.
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company have established an office at
West Alexander, between this city and
Washington, Pa, that village having
taken 81 500 worth of stock. Washing
ton took $1,000.
The contraction OF the currency has
been going on almost without Interrupt
ton during the last two years, and the
amount withdrawn during that period
is far beyond what most people have
any idea Of Here are the amounts on
hand on November list, 1865. and Au-
gust LIST, 1867, according to the Treasu-
ry reports, at stated periods:
Nov. !, 1865. Aug. l, 1857
Legal tender notes-.s42s, l60. $50 1853 .l6l s44
Fractional currency. 26,Oj7, 489 2s,55lt 72s
Complun nOtes........ 17S,O2l, 40 lOSI320, 9iL
Five per cent TreaSu-
Certificates OF lndebt-
ednesss, le6o....--......- o5.SOo,OOO none
Total Nat. Currency, SIS 6sI,STs s5O6!OI2.Ola
narNHN
Contraction u months sos, $50 ,055
1t will be seen, says the New York
Shipping List, that more that two hun
dred and nine millions of Federal cur
rency have been retired during the
short period of one year and niue
months. On the 1st OF November, 1855,
the Treasury held S25,OOO.0OO in gold,
and S32, 694, 6s7 in currency. On the LIST
OF August, 1867, there was locked up in
the Treasury SlO2, 9O5, ia In gold, and
S72, 4T4, 296 in currency, which makes
forty millions more currency locked up
at the beginning of the current month
than on November LIST, 1865, SO that the
actual currency contraction has been
about two hundred and fifty millions
of dollars. 1t is true the national bond
issues have increased several millions
during that period, but this, 1t is be-
lleyed, is fully offset by the decrease in
the circulation of the old State bank
notes, which have been forced out of
existence by the high rate of taxes i'm
posed. These are important facts, cou-
sidered in their bearing upon the state
OF trade and commercial values. From
the heavy obligations of the Treasury,
ii is the opinion of leading fnanciers
that there will be little or no contrac-
ton during the next six months, and
the only thing to be feared is that such
a pressure may be brought to bear upon
Congress at the next session, that the
may be unduly extended, and the con-
traction of the legal tender notes sus-
pended, H
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81. LOUIS, Aug. 20.-The battle re
ported from Omaha between 200 Paw
nee scouts and large number fSioux,
turns out to have been fight between
so Pawnees and 100 Cheyennes at Plum
Creek, in which the Pawnees took ttf-
teen scalps and captured forty head OF
cattle and two prisoners. Many other
Cheyenues supposed 10 have been kill
ed or wounded, were carried off by their
comrades. The Pawnees areinOw south
of the Platte river hunting the Chey-
enues. H--a l= a4 E .EllE
Seven Indians were killed by light
ming at Yankton Agency on the 10Th,
The Sioux and Crows had a battle
near Fort Stevenson, in which the latter
were victorious. Several were killed on
both sides. - ..a af.E
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An ACT TO PROVIDE FOR WINDING
A up the affairs Of the North Western
Bank OF Virginia.
Rassed february 2Slh, 1857.
Be IL enacted by the Legislature OF West
Virginia: a.
/. All notes and claims against the North
Western Bank Of Virginia shall be presented
for nay ment during buE1neSs hours at The
Banking house at which the same are re-
speetively payable, on or before the drst day
tion OF proceeding at law or equity shall be
commenced for the recovery OF my note,
claim OF liability now existing against said
Bank, unless II shall have been presented as
aforesaid, without obtaining payment there
OF
All persons having claims against the
North Western Bank Of Virginia are request
ed to take notice q the above.
GIBSON LAME Secretary
Soard Of CoInBlissio ners.
auss-Imd6wtn tyI, 1888
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the goth of August.

LONDON, Noon-August 2O.-The
Daily News city article to-day says,
trade is Improving the money market
Is fiImer. Consols last evening closed
heavy. The cotton market is very dull
owing to the unusually large receipts
from America. No reduction in bank
rate of discount is expected. U. S.
bonds 7S14i Erie 49, Illinois Central 49,
Consols heavy at e45s.
LIVERPOOL, August 2O-Noou.-Cot-
ton dull and less active; other articles
unaltered.
LONDON, August 2O-2 p. M.-Consols
declined u. U. S. bonds declined to
1886 Illinois Central IN.
LIVERPOOL, August 90 p. M.-oats
declined TO 2s lid; peas to 42s; corn 10
8ss. Lard advanced to 5ls. Refined
petroleum advanced to Is i'd.
LONDON, August 2O-Evening.-Con
soils stronger at 9lss; 5.2Os 1855; Illinois
Central 777I; Erie 451z; Atlantic aud
Great Western, BIZ.
FRANKFoRT, August 20-Evening.-
United States bonds n.
LIVERPOOL august ZO-ENenlnB.-
Cotton heavy and declined 1-16s1sd;
mlddling upland 1O71di Orleans IL I-l6di
sales 5000 bales. The Manchester mar
ket for goods and yarns dull, with
a declining tendency. Breadstuffs-
hour' and grain closed weak, but
prices nominally unchanged; corn
3ss; barley IS; oats IS Id; peas
AIS; flour S4si wheat lSs cd for new
southern. Provisions-Lard firm at
5ls; beef 1898. and pork 75s Cd per bar
rel; cheese and bacon unchanged. Pro-
.duce-Petroleum sid for spirits; Is I'D
tor refined. ga a
LONDON, August OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nominal at 25s Sd. Iron steady. Other
quotations unaltered.
ROME, August 2O.-The mission of
the United States at the Holy See hav-
ing been discontinued, the American
legation in this city is closed.
LONDON, August 2O.-Lo,d Monck
does not return to England, but will
remain one year longer in Canada.
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Order Removing General Sheridan.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-The follow
ing order was issued to-day:
[oFFICIAL.l -r
GENERAL ORDER No. n. l- PSI
HEADQUARTERS Army,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 18th.
FTrSt-The following orders were re-
ceived from the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAsHISGToN, August II.
Major General Geo. a. Thomas is
hereby assigned to Command of the
Fifth Military District created by act of
Congress, passed on the I'd day of
March, 1867; Major General p. II.
Sheridan is hereby assigned TO COM
mand of the Department of the Mis-
souri,; Major General Winfield S. Han
cock is hereby assigned to command of
the Department of the Cumberland.
The Secretary of War ad interim will
give the necessary instructions to carry
this order into effect.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Seeond-In pursuance of the forego-
ing order of the President OF the United
States, Major General G. II. Thomas
will, on receipt of the order, turn over
his command TO the officer next in rank
TO himself. and proceed to New Orleans,
La, to relieve, Major General +. Ii.
Sheridan of the command of the Fifth
Military District.
1Hird-Major General p. a. Sheridan
being relieved from command of the
Fifth Military District, by Major Gen.
G. II. Thomas, will proceed to Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, and relieve Maj.
General w. S. Hancock, in command
of the Department OF Missouri.
FOUrth-Major General Hancock on
being relieved from command OF the
Department OF Missouri by Major
General p. h. Sheridan, will proceed to
Louisville, KY, and assume command
ofthe Department of the Cumberland.
B'Jth-Major General G. II. Thomas
will continue TO execute all orders he
may find in force in the Fifth Military
District at the time of his assuming
command of it, unless authorized by
the General of the Army to annul, alter
or modify them.
ISirth-Major General Sheridan, be-
tore relieving Major General Hancock,
will report in person at these head
quarters.
By command of
GENERAL GRANT.
E. D. TOWNSEND,
A
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Detective Bar
ker arrested a man named Dan Noble
on warrant issued by Justice Hogan,
on Sunday afternoon, at Elmira, New
York, on charge of having particl-
bonds from the office of the Royal In-
surance Company in Wall street, in
December 1866.
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DoYEs, N. h. August 20 Yesterday
morning party OF eleven persons
started In boat for an island In Bow
lake, in Strafford county, n. H. The
boat capsized and the following persons
drowned: Mrs. Jeremiah Davis and
daughter, two daughters of Mr.. John
Day, daughter of Mr.. Alfred Pendar,
and a daughter of Mr.. Thos. Gray.
The bodies were recovered.
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The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,

CITUATED ON THAT BEAUTIFUL EN-
- inence North of the City Of Cincinnati
from which IL derives It's name. has Just
closed its Twenty-Second Session.
The past year has been one of UNUSUAL
prosperity, there having been in attendance
two hundred and thirty-five young ladies,
gathered nom all parts Of the United states
No case Of EtekEieGS requiring a Phyitedn has
occurred.
Us healthfi1l location, and its country po-
AtIon, while yet 20 near the city, gives II ad-
vRntages over either city or country schools.
It's character as a first-Tnte Seminary OF
Learning Is too well known to need further
The LIBRARY, CABINET AND APPA-
RATUS, already very extensive. are Teceiy-
ing yearly additions. -...
For Catalogues or Information, address
/. Il. WHITE,
. West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.,
or H. THASE MtLLET. PTes't.
nnR2-6Md
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NEW YORK, August 2O.-The Her
AIDS Mobile special says: Old factors
here who are in correspondence with
most of the cotton States, put down the
crop of the present year at from TWO
and halt to two and three fourth
million bales. The Alabama crop is
doing fairly. The receipts of cotton at
this port during the coming year out OF
tine new crop are estimated at 400, 900
bales. The grain crop of the South,
this year, will be more than sufficient
for its wants
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Allthase institufionSreIy for patronage on
the satisfaction heretofore given 10 parent,
and the improvement OF pupils attenolnR
them Promptitude at the opening 81 ine
classes Is OF all I'm portAnce, ana u Desirable
that pu pills should be early entered, that ali
REQUISITE organizations may DO made.
The naTfsk schools at the Cathedral and
Hospital win also be Teopened on the and OF
Septenber. RnSl3 m y & &wtd
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ALBANY, Aug. 2O.-The Constitution
al Convention has proposed the consol-
idation of railroads where the aggre-
gate capital exceeds $50, 900 900.
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Boston, Aug. 2o.-The brig Ocean
Belle arrived to-day from Havana. She
brInes the remains of Capt. Thornton,
who died on board with The yellow fe-
yer. Two OF the crew died on the pas
sage, and two cases are now on board.
The vessel will be sent to the queran-
tine
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4 NEW YoRK, August GA meteor of
unusual beauty and magnitude was
observed in the heavens at about ten
O'Clock last night. i-
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{ Boston, August 9O.-HospitaIides of
the city were rendered last evening to
ex-Secretary Stanton by the Board Of
Alderman.
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TNTELLIGESCER JOB OFFICE,
No. Is Quincy street
CARDS AND BILL HEADS, neatly printed.
MANUFACTURERs'L LABELS.
INSURANCE. POLICIES AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADINd
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS
CHECKS. NOTES, RECEIPTS.
EHoW BILLS for Country Merchants.
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BROWNSVILLE

YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY.
WILL REOPEN ON THE FIRST
w MONDAY ~ SEPTEXBER.
Eteferen ces:-The Bishop and Clergy OF the
Diocese OF Pittsburgh, and Rev. Jas h. No
Aechen, Geo. R. Tlngie. fsQ., L.. O. Hughes
EsQ., Wheeling. West Va.
For cats logne, or further information, ad-
dresa the Principal.
MRS Z. {. sSIYTH,
auze-lme Brownsville. Fayetta Co. Pa.
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Reparator Capilli.

throw away your false.friEzes, your switches
Ds.ztrSesiye OF comfort, aud not worth a hk:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
and rejoice In your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
X needs Tfrum whatever cause II may nave
fnllen out) and forcing growth OF mar upon
ne face, il has no equal. II VIII Iotco Lne
heard to grow upon the smoothest Iace IN
from nve to eight weeks, or hair upon pald
heads In from Two TO three months. ALeW
ignorant practitioners have asserted tnat
there Is nothing that VIII force or hasten Ihe
growth OF the hair or beard. Their iaSSsI tIoLis
arc false, as thousands OF living wltneSsesa
from their own experienced can Dear W.T.
ness. But many viii say, how are We 70 dls.
tinsuish the genuine from the spurious? II
certainly Is dInicult, as nine-tenths OF Inc
different Preparations advertised lor the mar
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts Tor their puTchRSa- To such we
would say, Try the Reparatpr Capilll; twill
cost you nothing unless IL fully comes
up to our representations II your Druggist
docs not keep II, send US ons dollar and we
will forward II, postpaid together with re;
oeipt for the money, which Will be returned
you on application, providing entire satitac-
ton Is not given. Address,
W. l. CLARK q CO., Chemists,
No. ) West Fsyette ST., SYRACUSE, n. Y.
Inch2S- cod ,triw6EWly
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The Latest News
BY Ell GRAPII.

= n \ II II
BY the Union Line:
Omcs, corner OF Main and Monroe street
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9nr Bent.
For Rent.

L pied by 0eoTge X. TaylU- o Co., and ].
Clemens q CO., on Main =Sres ,. also baSs-
ment rooms finished. Good ~ oEs in second
story, and good rooms for Oh e. purpose III
second and third story in good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fof
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable tern1E-
- THOS. HORNBROOK.
ONCE, No. us1S Main street, above Mon
roe, mp stairs. iepe-u
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REoPENING
8 Q FL O OILS.
Academy of Mt. de chantal.


OTUDIES WILL BE RESUMED SEPT.
- ID To those acquainted with the high
character OF the Institution, Il Will Euthce TO
say, TERMS as heretofore. For further In
formation, strangers may address the Direct
reSs."
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.

NNHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
In the above Institution will commence
TUESDAY, october LIST, 1857, in the College
Building. Sixth street, between Vino and
Race streets, and end the last Of February.
FEES
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st. Vincents Classical and Msr,
camille College, Wheeling.

VIII reopen Sept. ID, with extensive and
improved apparatus for experiments IN
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry Terms
as heretofore. For further Information, ad-
dress Rev. A. Louhge, Principal
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E. = t 3ssfstaSt 4aJanant General.
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St. Joseph's Academy, Wheeling,

WIN be reopened August 18th. Terms
from 90 to $40 per quarter. Music, French
and German, extra The school Will be per-
United 70 avail itself OF the experimental
apparatus pertaining 10 the College.
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The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Company have established an Office at
West Alexander, between this city and
Washington, Pa, that village having
taken 81, 500 worth of stock. Washing
ton took $1,000.
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AUGUSTA, GA.

Feeling Against Gen. Pope's Letter.
Opposition 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

ET Tbs st. Joseph Union says we
are mistaken in attributing our mail
sroubles to the St. Joseph Post offics-
that the clerks 10 the Office are all careful
and reliable, and that the fault lies some
wtsrs else. We were pretty well advised
upon the matter. and are not mistaken.
There is ors wsy pouch. in which io
placed the mall fer ell oHicas bs.5esu
st. Joseph and Nebraska City or Omaha.
This one sack is the only one delivered
at those Offices, while there are several
sacks of through matter that are not put
of. On one occasion recently, the stage
was compelled to lie over here all night,
and all the sacks we're deposited in the
post.ofics. A deputy happened to be in
attendance. who. not being posted relative
to the through sacks. went to work and
overhauhsd the mails in all Of them. In
the regular sack be found but little mat.
ter for this office; but in the through
sacks be found large quantity. not only
for this place. but for offices below here.
Those sacks are made up at the st. 10.
ssph Office. II the fault is not in that
Office. will the Union please tell where it
Is?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14


COMING TO ReAsoN.-The Southern
States. relying upon Prssideot Johnseu.
have been constantly losisg sdvaatess
While Presidsss Liseols was living. thsy
could have returned to the Uuion opoa
exceedingly sssy terms. AT the Close o.
the war. they were willing TO sceept say
conditions; bat sooa discovering that
President johnson wss their tool, they
undertook \ 10 dictsie terms. They
refused propositions after proposition. and
each time something more stringent was
presented. The Presidents power and
patronage have svailed them nothing
and now they are beginning to seriously
consider the necessity OF taking whs
is dis,ss,eful. to avoid something worse
Reverdy johnson. one Of their m ain stays
voted for the passage Of the Rsconstruc
ton bill over the Presidents veto. ant
entrsa,ed the South to acceptit. because
as be declared. the pext measure woul'
be something much worse. Wheneve
the South begins to learn from experiences
there will be hope for her.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

~ Tho Topeka Tribune, speaking
of the Commissioners appointed to codi-
fy the laws Of the State, thinks just the
right men were chosen, as it proceeds to
show in the following rather queer man
ner: Mr. Riggs STUDIED law in Ohio.
and the Kansas Code is taken almost
verbatim from the Ohio Code. Mr. Price
is from Kentucky, and the Kentucky
Code is very similar to that of Ohio; be
also practicad Law in Missouri, from the
statutes Of which State the early laws Of
Kansas were almost bodily taken. And
Mr. McCshon is from Pennsylvania.
Let's simplify it. A cup of milk is
white; an egg is white. therefore it is
like a cup of milk: q billiard bsll is
round, wherein it somewhat resembles an
egg and frog is big on jump. 1t is
therefore plain to be seen that cup Of
milk. an egg. billiard ball. and frog.
are all suitable ingredients for making o
custard pie.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

HoLLowAY's PILLs-IMPuRlTY OF THE
BLooD.-Heslth consists in the purity oI
the fluids and solids which compose the
human body; if the blood becomes vita.
ted, it infects the whole system by its
course through every fibre and tissue
Hollowsy's Pills not only expel all hu'
mors which tsint or impoverish this vi
tai element. but purify and invigorate it.
and by supplying gentle and whole
some stimulus to the circulation, they
strengthen each part. and give tone to the
whole frame. Sold BY all Druggists.
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M. ae.r.ssswn Elections.

WAsH,SoroS, D. C.. Feb. 26, 1867.
Yesterdays election in our sister city
of Gsor getown passed Of. no, without
excitement, bot without disturb ,nce.-
No former s,,usgls has been marked BY
so little violence and. although much
of thiSauiet was produced by tbea stern
of Congress and by the pres.
ence OF the metropolitan spolicss ander
their efficient hesd. Mr. Richards. no
praise too high can be awarded TO the
general ,lemesnor OF The voters. The de-
pertinent of the colored men did not sur.
prise their friends. They were possessed
By a religious consciousness OF the impor,
lance of the new duties coniided to them,
and Of The. ssesssi,y OF essmplsey eeas'uct.
Doubtless some Of the whites, especially
those who symps,hizel with the rebellion.
would have taken advantage Of the alb.
scencs Of the police; bat it stands to the
credit Of the whole body Of citizens thai
few arrests were made. Ths good be.
havior of the colored people acted as q
strong yet silent lesson to Others. 1t was
interesting to see white and black voting
hsrmoniously. side BY side. anl the open
manner in which many distinguished gen.
tlemen supported the ticket which received
the suffrsges of long disfrsuchised AM
prescribed rsce WINS very sgu;dcant.-
The government Of Georgetown has now
passed. from the hsndA of the old slavery
politicians. end will hereafter be sdminis
tered wholly in the interest Of freedom
Little doubt is enteftsined that simila'
resnlt will crown the election in the city
OF Washington on the first Monday il
Jnne. 1857 And this mighty march o
revolution will not end with these tel
miles square. 1t will be felt to the re
motest extremiiies of the nation. In tn
North and Northwest, where the colore,
people are in hopeless minority. even th
Democracy will be ashamed to continu
an antsgonism against the fact that tn
srhole party ,ras ready to eoneede to III
negro the right of suffrage in exchange to
the same privilege to the Southern States
=" Occasional"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1867-03-14

ConnEcTroN.-In our notice of con.
templsted improvements. two weeks ago,
We stated that Messrs Utt. Springer &
Allison would put up three story brick
business house. This is the name Of the
mercantile 6rm that will occupy it but
it will be built by Messrs. UT. Springer
& Mauck. We had no intention ol
sighting ed" who is one Of our most
pnblic.spirited citizens. as his substan-
tial improvements sttest. We freely for
give him the mistake.