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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
RIVER NEWS, WEATHER, ETC.

River failing.
 Weather warm and pleasant, with an occasional cloud.
 Business dull.
 Crops promising-that is, corn.
 The Rowena passed up on Thursday with full cabin and good freight. Capt, Davis in command and Morton in the of ice. Thanks for late papers.
 The Commercial will resume her regu- lar trips on next Thursday. The Rowena will be up on Monday week, and will run regular throughout the season, landing at our wharf every Monday. Capt. Ashford commander.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
GcatlcMsu'i Gtru;a Gpotls,
tmont of Faney parasols sun Umbreas, ana large un
NOTIONS.

Our stock of Notions large and consists variety of pants vest and shirt buttons spool cotton flax and silk thread silk crochet braid wsted braid edgng inserting aces magic ruf of all sizes and all assortment ofbed bonnet ribbon; french flowers and ca skirt brd Ladies and Gents ograph albums of peumery french and jews ha spinning tops marbles dolls pocket work and shaving bxe large cuffs silk e thread kid and gloves de embroidered linen and silk andehf needless fancy shetland shaw fancy walking bue melton cloth and herheds Ladies white shirt ms fancy silk bnnet stationery accodeons vionS roman german and italian violin and strings; brushes descriptions nusouto nets trunks saddles and bidles and saddle
 Having purchased Goods in the best markets they their lowest and will sell cheap part of tho country Give us call and see us and examine Goois and prices.
 F. GATES AS BRO.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27

TAKE NoricE.-'rhat George McLaren is still at the old stand, with good assort- mentEENTS' CLOTHING, at remarka- ble low prices, for cash only. junS-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
.IN D YS.P-EPSIA

And it's attendant train of symptoms 1t acts more like a charm than a medicine There Is nothing in the range of Materia Mediea that can for moment bear comparison with 1t in this disease.
 A full account of this wonderful plant may be found in the lth edition of the U. S. Dis pensatory, on pages 1887 and 1888.
 A series of experiments in which ir. BULL has been for years engaged, has just heen brought to successful termination, and he IS now enabled to offer to the public comblaa- ton of CEDR0N with other approved tonics, the whole preserved in the best quality of cop per distihsd Bourbon Whiskey, which he IS confident has
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27

ass-There will be services of an in teresting character at the Methodist Church on tomorrow. the ordinance of baptism will be administered.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
REPARAT0R CAPiLLI.

Throw away your false frizzles your switches,
 your wig Destructive of comfort, and not worth fig : Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27

GRzSPEEe COMA. For Curling the Hair of Either Sex into Wavy and Glossy Ringiets,
 or Heavy Massive Curls.
 By using this article Ladies and Gentlemen can beautify themselves thousand fold. It is the only article in the world that will curl straight hair, and at the same time give Il Q beautiful, glossy appearance. The Crisper Coma not only curls the hair, but inyigora;es oleanscs and beautifies il; is highly and de- lightfully pcrfumed, and is the most complete article of the kind ever offered to tho Ameri- can public The Crisper Coma will be sent to any address, scaled and postpaid for Sl, Address all orders to
 w. L. CLARK X CO, Chemists No. West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE, N. T..
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27

n~James R. Billingsly is our author ized Travelling Agent for the Citizen, in all the eastern and western cities.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27

asge A YoUNa LADY returning to her country home, after soiourn of few months in the City, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place of coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had soft, ruby complexion of almost marble smoothncss, and instead of twenty three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of so great change, she plainly told them that shc used the e',r- Cassian Efaisn, and considered it an in valuable acquisition to any Lady's toile@ By it's use any Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal appearance an hundred fold.-- It is simple in its combination, as Nature her self is simple, yet unsurpassed in it's efficacy in drawing impurities from, also healing, cleansing and beautifying the skin and com plcAion. By it's direct action on the cuticle, 1t draws from it all it's impurities, kindly heal ing the same. and leaving the surface as Ma turc intended it should be, clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price Sl, sent by Mail or Ex- press, on receipt of an order, by
 ". L. CLARK & CO, Chemists.
 No. 9 West Fayettc St, Syracuse, N. Y.
 The only American Agents for the sale of the same
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
NO EQUAL IN TnG WORLD.

He might furnish volume of certificates, but the public have long since learned to estiT mate such things at their true saine. ihe safest plan is for every one to test Ter hlmseli the virtue of a new medicine.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27

It cured hundreds of cases fast year, in Louisville and Nashville. It gives immediate relief.
 Put up by Dr. J. A. Rouselaux, and for. sale at Johnson < Davis Drug Store.
 Des Arc, Arkansas, July 20, 1867.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27

Divine services tomorrow at the Baptist .ChNSh, by Elder T. F. Boone.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
Deadly Malaria,
6 Ts R 3S B 9S M

Is potent to cure, no matter what the disease may be. While DR. BULL is not prepared to endorse this extravagant pretension, he IS nevertheless satisfied from thorough exam ination of the evidence relating to It's virtues, that as remedy and preventive for all dis- cases arising from exposure, either to changes of weather and climate or to the miasmatio influence, it
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
CHESTER COMA.

Oh! she was beautiful and fair,
 With starry eyes and radiant hair. Whose curling tendrils soft, eniwined, Enehained the very heart and mind.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
Main Street, Little Rock, Arkansas.
REFER RENeEs :

Nf~ EKE LIN SEsS s. H. Tucker. Banker; Alex. Mcdonald, President Merchants National Bank, Little Rock Field X DOlley, Merchants; N. II. Badgeit, Merchant. may I, lSGT-3m.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
srANDs vyfTnctr A RIVAL

And justly deserves the reputation IL has so long enjoyed in Central America and the west Indies.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27

nes Are, Arkansas, June l, lS67.-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27

Which is the basis of tho BITTERS now of fered to the public. That honor belongs to the native inhabitants of CENTRAL AAlERlr CA, to whom it's virtues have been known Tor moro than two hundred years. Armed with il the Indian bids
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-07-27
ERRORS 0F yNaTgE.

REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings Co, New York
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-19

TAX LAw-Ws publish the follow
ing synopsis If the Iowa tax law,
which will be found interesting BY
every man who owns property sub
ject to taxation; @
"Taxes arc due in November Of
each year, aid become delinquent ii
not paid, on the first day Of Ftbru-
airy following, when interest accruss
Ut the rate of ono per cent = month
for tho dEst three NOR the, two per
cent. . month for second period Of
three month, three per cent. . month
for 4 third period Of three months,
and four per cent. for each month
thereafter. Ifnot paid before tho
first Monday ia October, after delin-
quency, oil lands are sold for the tax
es and interest. Tho purchaser has
the right to pay subsequsnt taxes
whenever the same becomes delin.
|qusnt; and TO redeem the land the
owner must pay M taxes, interest
cost Of sale, and apenalty Of thirty
per cont. with interest on the whole
It The rate often pr cent par an-
mum. s~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-19
On the Hip.

Bro. L. D. Ingcrsoll, Of tbs Nnsca.
tine Journal, recently delivered q
lecture to the good people Of that
city, for the benefit Of : charitable
purpose;subject -Four years III Wash
ington City" in which he took occa-
sion to characterize the invccti7e Of
Thad. Stevens, on tho floor Of the
House. on . certain occasion ~ DO.
ing fierce ~ ten Furies. terrible ~
Hall, whcreupon tho reporter Of
the copperhead Courier Of that place
had his righteous indignation great
IL exereissd, and wentlinto connip-
ton fts about the profanity and in
dcccnoy Of using such language be-
fore cultivated, respectable, and
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-19

Dean Swift, whilst resident ofthe
village whersshs had i living, was
frequently shaved by q barber to
whom he becxme much attached,- =
The barber one day told Swift that
he had taken a.public house, whore
he intended to carry on in conjunc-
,tion with his erade 40 y barber, and
resbectfully requested the dean to
write him > line or two ~ put On bic
.sign board. ] The Dean took mp his
pen and wrote this couplct:
"Rove not from pole to pole, but
stop IN here, y
Who're naught excsls the shaving
bat, the bssr."
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vi can ray is thie:Ws shalt have 1
body exempt from pain, disease, fati-
que and dsath5a body lilc tho sunl
immortal;a body bsautiful, per5kct'
glorious beyond dci1fipti6n; y BODY
suited to tho Wants md eircenstane
ces Of ,onr spiritual statssA body =
which the lsnguagsAoftbs text MY
% correctly spilled; "A building II
God, . house not made With banda,
eternal in the heavens.
I know there Is u1ystory abot. II.
] know many aro skeptical With r..
gard TO il. But, the power Of God
II to perform II, and that answers al
Objections II IL to be accomplish
ed according to the power v hereby
be u alberto snbdus al things unt6
liimaclf' end we may ask, with
Paul, "wilt Il: be. theught 4 thing in>
credible that Cop should raise the
deaR" M, omnipotxncs, ID equal Ia
the work.; The final conqusst q
Christ over Satan and Death de-
mands It; inc promise Of Christ a.
firms II, and hir own resnrrscticn IL
lustrates and proves IL.
How comforting the thought We
shall como .upfrom tho Craze. The
bodythat We plant. shall ride 10 ev-
erlasting life. Let 10 carry our dead
to the grave with tears OF. affection
and joy. Let az cherish for. ourselves
this glorious hope; and anticipate the
resurrection morn. In this hope orr
broth err met death. TO HE friends
hs gave cheerful issurancs OF his
preparation for his change. !. TO the
speaker, q few hours before his death,
he said he f1lt calm. and preparel- %
die. Let us bury him In thu blessed
I hope thar wasshall meet him, again.
The fact is noticeable that the
Scriptures are ominously silent a. to
the condition Of the wicked after
death. To enjoy tho christisns hope,
yvu' mnst be christians. You I'll may
become suoA. Let me urgeit upon
you this day. l
At the close Of the above, an OPS
portunity. was given. to take . Last
look. at the corpse, after which the
audience retired. The Masons again
took charge Of ,ths body. and, follow.
ed by . large procession Of our citi-
zens, marched. to tho Cemetery, and
buried deceased with the houors Of
Masonry. & q
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-12-19
Our National Convention.

ThNelrlg. day q; which orr Cen-
~sntiS6 isssaHed; to-wit: .May'.zots,
and it's location At Chicago, - gen
srally construed BY political pregnos-
tieatois., to look favorable. for the
chan0seof- Gsncral Grant'as nomina
ti0N.
Upon this point our worthy 90.
temporary the Burlington Hasok eye
Esq.
sTho choice Of Chicago, however,
indicates that the National Commit
tso have strong leanings towards the
npnination of General Grant. The
General halls from Illinois. That 10
HIS residence, and Illinois and its
people will probably 70 for him with
% much zeal and ardor as they did
for Lincoln 10 1860. We see no rea
son to complain Of their snccees in
nominating Lincoln. nor do wc now
apprshsnd any cause to complain If
they should be equally successful in
securing the nomination Of Grant in
1885,"
Hhose- of orr rcadcrs who have
read the Has0k-eys's articles for the
last theee months, protesting against
the nomination Of General Grant on
account Of his supposed -Conserva.
<iavn I'll go. rnediur t%hA .kov.
paragraph, have : little old story
shout the COW eating the grind
stons, very fcrcibly suggested to
their minds.
Nov that tie Hdspk q, M beard
snd ~ the peralar ground swell
sbst wi'l insvitakly msIs Grant
President. and bas quietly fAllea. in,
70 the laats ofhis suppcfl - II only
semain1 for the Muas4f;a5 journal
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FOR GRANT. .

The Gate City contaiqs ssall FOR !
public meeting to BE- held IN ,that
city IA Gibbons Opera House. ON the
evening Of the 23d inst, Of vi those
favorable 10 the nomination. Of Gen.
Grant. Il contains 322 Repabiieans
nauass; With NM Timberman heading
shscraunn. ; We also notice in. the
list, Howell, McCrary, CLARK, II. w.
Sample, Ex- Mayor leighton, Gems.
Bruce, Hills and PARROT, Col. RAM
kin, Captains Bridges and Sample, be.
slider many other prominent working
German and American Republicans.
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Republican National CulYeau0a. !
The Committees Omcial Call,
Designating Chicago aS. the
Place, and the 2Oth Of Next
May as the Time, for Hold
ing the Presidential Con-
vention.

The undersigned, constituting the
National Committee designated BY
the Convontloa held at Baltimore,
on the 7th Of June, 1864, do appoint
that Convention Of the Union Re
publican party be held at.the city Of
Chicago, Ill, on Wednesday, the Goth
day Of May next, at IL o'clock, M,
for the purpose of nominating candi.
dates for tho Offices Of President and
Vice. President of tho United States
Each State in the United States ID
authorized to be presented in said
Convention BY u number Of delegates
cqual.to twice the number Of Sena :
tors and Representa- to which
each STATE IL entitled. in the National
Congress. f
Weeinvite the co. operation Of all
citizens who rejoice that our. great
civil war baA happily terminated in
the discontinue Of the rebellion; who
would hold fast tho unity and intes-
rity Of tho Republic, and maintain
its paramount right to defend to the
uttermoat its existence, whether inn
periled BY secret conspiracy or arm
ed force; who are in favor ofan econ.
omical administration Of the public
expenditures; Of the complete extir.
patton Of the principles and policy oil
slavery, and the speedy rsorganixa-
ton OF those States whose govern
msnts we're destroyed BY tho rebel
lion, and tho permanent restoration
to thcir proper practical relations
with the United States in accordance
with tho true principles u republican
government.
Marcus L. Ward, Of New jersey,
chairman.
John D. Defrees, Of Indiana, Score.
tary.
John B Clark. N II, 6amusl r
Huasey, Ne, "A B Gardner, VT, VIM
CIaflin, Mass, s A Purveyance,
Penn, ] s Fowler, Tenn, B G Cook,
ILL.,, Marsh Gidiings, Mich, D T
Stubs, Iowa, "A w Campbell Va, II
W Hoffman, Ind, N B Smi,hers
Del, W. J Cowlng, Va, 8 II Boyd,
Mo-, G u Robinson, Fla. 8 Judd
Wis.,, Horace Greeley, n Y, II H
Starkweather; CT, B P Cowan, O.
Thos Simpson, Mimi. Newton Ed
munds, Dakotah, D S Goodloe, N G.
Thos g Turner, r +, SAINT Craw.
ford, Kan, 81 Bowen, D c., J F
Chaffaa. Col
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christian. audiences.

christian audiences.
We rather think Bro. Ingersol
had that sspheaded reporter on tie
hip when.the next morning he comes
outin ths Josrsal, and shows thu,
the language ussd which % offended
the sensit've Iong-earcd chap, was ia
ken literally from Nilton's Paradise
Lost, the grandest moral and religi
Qua poem OF ancient ormodern ti,nss
MORAL.
Dshst handle edged tools. Or ehor
theology with tbs i. i. l!s'
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ST. 10 us MARRErS.

~. A4n3at Dec. n
Flour arm basSapsAlA doink.
Wheat: held 6raly. but abovs The
Views Of buyers. $50 Y =
4 Corn lower ct o6aloO.
Oats 7ea77.. ]. stsAs Il
hyO 14O, 54 IA ~ :
! Nothing doing 'ias psaiivliisisss
Prices .pnminai. 80 -. ~
Hogs sad; lAtter Tor enssa hearE-
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Stocks active.
Coupons, 50, 1884; q, lo43; 'ss.
lo65; new, l07i a0-4os l10t 7.00
unchanged; w u. sim n g, 1ff
Erie unchanged: III unehsnksd; n q
3oi; Sterling, 103.
GOLD, l.33}. az
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aad the Davenport Gaxetn TO follow
suit, when all the leading Iowa
iJesrnale vil slts~ gan unbrokcn
front for Grant and victory.
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snoy .1n1 LIS
Il they H4Se ths teasy ~ Ou1
theif 0plntfi6A1
ID This leeter, Ut "a % :. HID n~
gri13 cf l60 NyJ1e al, u, ..
xaro 3 1otbIi0wss.t - npoctlhltI lAs-
ii a T thsa ~ .Wai. -.
tsptt6p, = juvjts( III tGos Degsiea af
the wishid cosamunaeAtiba wkie1 ~
lStatoshe e0ii0isidM g Bnjsas0sA
!and Frse&men1n HsxAe and % tie
pe~ sslsseas1s az - Smtlitar9a = sks
,,ressHt 1T Atatesieaiiis lo,sneeA shsm
|protsetion. xosdi nscomm eeA!tAe
ldeclafayidn or mAr1ial 1aw. 266lf Is.
sorsed 10 it a'souid 81 li1ni,r1l. fi;si,a
nthorifv .na- xgSSSfN1l &c., ~ fSg..i
aashoriiies anas Evil. $50 Is.sIs,s
pno6str.,cl 81: unil Insy. iTcrs tAsir
inef6cieu 81 : II - wil}Iasnssa Ia -.
form their du,iea,, !, AlArtisl law I'D
rive scenrit " : &. "a. cor a peyatively ae:to
a classes 81 citiasns :Mitho.t ,erara
ia. race On color ] g. uelitioel enis{eas
and could Sc con tinued ,nntIiji SSolsty
was capa6le of.nrot sctiusSrisS1 IS nm.
iii the state il IS dfrnesJ IS -itl NIL -.
lations yvith.,he TYStoxI. I. II ~:
Application. nf i. rtI.a. la; =, :; h an.
State wtnqd is : = MINI to-sri, sSi.f
I II necevsas i rAn. flJS m Sdeaf ID Nm.
crs., - :" =. 'asSa i -.''Sss
: Tho:lettsrs' or Cen e fjnt wAs liSf.
sned Is With MARKED intsfass I IA IS.
tention b, thu misissmbais. who Lavs
bseu rhbsS sunbhaSi6s III t6eif pfSfss
Of Cen. GrAnt N Ills }hturs candidate
tor tl,6y( Chief. .SlxkatgsAcF sc lthSesea-
tior. Eh>y.XecsbE his .astx<r, Nv tlss4
President 81 ! sNcrfe spsff and .T<lia-
bio Suppression W tHS7 GeuSraiss oi,f6:-
ion than;yife5 have % yat been: aBI1i
70 obtain. - Z: - :
The II. II: Timei' speci&fs sxys:--
There s1ciiifsssno doubt that IS. Cox
will bonaf6ed for Ministsr ID AuatriS,
and Govs Ford Of Ohto, for Esanidof.
Much excitemefsi Was eauied last
riightin Warrington 81 = the. diSap-
pcxrAnc0 or Col. En- Packer, 0f Hs,,-.
Grant : statf, ats mpmanf lxhsn every
preparatiop. wss. made tor hin. msrri-
age with Misa Minnie. Socket.
Gen. Sheridan. accompanied hy ii.
brother, Capt. Mich6l Sheridan, and
Col. Forsyth Of His stan, arrived from
tho EAst -to.night.-
Gen. Schofsld IL sxrected 70 STRIVE
in few DAYS.
The N; +. Herald'a apecial aaYs:-.
Thers Ii material differences cIain.
ed between anti construction biil 81
the Honss. and Tim, rspor.stl to-day
in the Ssnat,. .Tho.former stops iii
contraction and cxncelinr. Of notes.
while the latter only applies 70 fbar
millions i month. which TIE escre-
tary il authorized by NV 10 contract.
Dir. Sherman in. ! private convex
sation today said he ahould not call
MP anti. contraction LilI till funding
bill was diaposed nf.sAnd that IL The
latter xas naseed there would b no
necessity. f,s the former 81. :
" Washington. Dee. 10. :
The Senate. Finsnce Comraistce In
presenting sits funding SIN submi,te.i
4 report in which they rsaes 20 tho
claim that the pri~ciDai ofk.2O bonds
PAYABLE in coll. and ~ that eith..
out deciding ths oiis1tl tx tASys pro.
pose ! substitution iof new bonds.
clear and explicit in their 4esns lpr
the $50 bonris: ~ tfex t1Uumo 70.
dcemAbls. They fnrthef Nv, that n
THE exchange il rSfnsSds 81 boad-s
holders.i il wiz bs,sims snoash to d.
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changed and re,edifed. So Paul
teachesrin Eorinthians:i beloved. ]
show you q mystery; we shall not
all sieeps but we shall all be changed
in moment, IN the twinkling Of an
eye, at tho last trump: for the trum.
pet shall sound, and tho dead shall
be raised incorruptible. and We shall
be changed. For this corruptible
must put on interruption, and this
mortal mast put on immortality. y"
/ So also in Philippians; For our con.
vereation is in heaven, from when.
also we lock for the Savior, tho Lord
Jesus Christ, who shall change our
vile body Literally transform the
body Of orr humiliation) that it may
be fashioned like untv. his glorious
body" These passages arc decisive q
to tne fact that oar present bodies
are TO be raised and transformed.
Al to the character Of this change
we are not 80 fully instructed. The
question has never been completely
answered "How are the dead raised
up? and with what bodies do they
Icome?" Still there are indications.
They are 70 be fashioned like unto
Christ's glorious body. Illustrating
tho subject by the process Of vegeta>
ton. Paul tells us that tho body ID
sown in corruption and raised in in.
corruption; sown in dishonor and
raised in glory; sown in weakness
and raised in power; sown natural
body and raised = spiritual body.
But who can fully explain thisf Who
can tell how It 10 to DO maintained
incorruptibie, or in Whist will com
sist it's glory and power1 Who can
define : spiritual ~ distinguished
from 4 natural body? The most that
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-16
Democratic Meeting.

We have been requested to state that
a Democratic meeting will be held in
Triadelphia on Saturday evening at six
O'Clock. The meeting will be addressed
by JOSEPH w. PARKER, Esq, one of the
Democratic candidates for the House of
Delegates As most of our readers have
had the pleasure If hearing Mr.. PARKER,
it is hardly necessary for us to say that
A. stumper he has few equals. His
abilities in this regard are generally
known and acknowledged. We there
fore invite all who desire to hear an
able presentation of political issues
to turn out at Triadelphia OH Saturday
evening.
We understand that other speakers
will Le present, but as their names have
not been given us, we are unable to an
nOunce them.
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leagued with the burglar, as the dog fed
by the robber, he gave no alarm. He
stirred not from his kennel. To change
the illustration, we might say that as
"the oz knoweth hi" "ownef, and the ass
his masters crib, so this stall-fed tenant
of the public stables, looked kindly
upon the aTproaches of his patrons and
attendants. "
Take it all in all, this affair is dam
naole disgrace to all concerned, but
especially to the active and the passive
agents therein, who occupy places of
public trust about the State House.
With the previous reputation of BORE
MAN our readers are acquainted, and
his agexcy in this matter is not very
astonishing. When man has done as
much rascality as any other living
being, it is not very surprising that he
should do little more. With the re-
cord of the Secretary of State, the peo-
pie have been less familiar, just
as they are now less familiar
with his record than they will
be hereafter. He was not generally
known to be corrupt: indeed he was
even suspected of being honest. Sus-
picion on the one side, will now give
way to knowledge on the other. There
will be an addition to the many Radical
offenders who have already been cruel
fed by the press and hung mp as monu-
ments of "loyal" rottenness. There
will be stir among the distinguished
putrefactions of the State, as another
odor rivals their hitherto matchless
stenches. Let us close with the ancient
warning, Groom for the leper, room."