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iTAl- Y.

An Income Tax Biii.
FLoREycs. Jan. 20, 1905
The bIli imposing tar sn incomes in css,Ain cases
has been adopted by both Houses Of the Parliament
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SPAIN.

Breech Leaders for the Army.
MADsio, Jan 20, Isss
Tho Dill for furnishi-s improved breech loading arms
30 the army has passed the Cortes and IL law
The Queens Reply to the Italian Qucstion-
MADRID, Jan. %. 1888
The Spanish Minister Of Foreign Affairs addressed .
note to tho diplomatic representative Of Spain at
Florence In answer che despatch FROM Prime Minister
Msnabrsa.
Tho Spanish Ambassador Is instructed 10 inform ths
Italian government thar spain Is determined 10 msntaa
the integrity OF the temporal power OF tho Head Of the
Church Rome, bat other respect will insr.
fore In the affairs Of the Italian Peninsula
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Our city delegation in Congress, though not
likely TO set the Potomac river on FIRE, are
occasionally heard from. Mr. Brooks, the
elder Of the Brooks brothers, now and then
spreads himself ethnologically on the jaybird
heel, ebo shin, wool and "balm Of . thousand
flowers" peculiar 10 the almighty nigger;"
the venerable conscript father, at least ia his
white mustache, Mr.. Wood, the patriarch OF
the Wood brothers. gives vent once in while
to his patriotic indignation at the "infamous
acts Of this Infamous Congress" of which ne Is
member; and Mr.. Chanler occasionally has q
shot ct the radicals TO satisfy his constituents
that, in the dying language of the immortal
Webster, she Is not dead yet" His latest shot
was on Wednesday last, and here it 10. In the
course of debate on bill Of forfeiture
against certain Southern railroads Mr.. Julian,
Of indiana (radicaD, spoke Of the disloyalty
of the companies concerned. Mr.. Chanler
thought the loyalty or disloyalty of those
railroads was not the question before the
House,
Mr.. Julian then ssid-The gentleman from New York
mr. CHAMBER will possess his soul in as much patience
he under this exposure OF tho rebe character OF
his friends In the South
Nj. CHAsLsR, who occupying seat close TO Mr..
Julian. rose and sxolsimed-Ihe gentleman IN making
any such assertion uses tho words Of coward.
The SPEAKER instantly called Mr.. Chanler to Order
After some remarks on the point OF order
the Speaker said that no qualification justified
one member in applying the epithet of coward
to another. It was unparliamentary and i'm
proper.
Mr. CHAKLsx-Csrtaniy not II he ~ one.
Mr. IL in Q0D mar York i0vAn
what he says. be teSt that question himself at any
Mr.. CaAslxR-very we'll, sir l will take an early op.
poruniy Has tho Chair ruled out OF order tho words
OF the gentleman from Indiana
The SPEAKER--The Chair ruled the words or the gen.
tleman from New York out OF order. (Laughterl
Mr.. CHASIER-Tnat Is very easily understood.
The SpsAKsR-The Chair will say that the remarks OF
the gentleman from Indiana though they may not nave
been very pleasant 70 tho gentleman from New York,
did not violate any parliamentary rule They may per.
haps have been very from tner inference but
they did not offend any parliamentary law
Here it will be observed that Mr.. Chanler
not only declared the gentleman from Indiana
he would stake an early opportunity" to
prove it. Whether this means trip to Bla-
densburg and "pistols and coffee for two"
before breakfast, or a sample Of Tammany
Hall on the aforesaid Julian's potato trap,
conk snoot spectacle beam or breadbasket
according to the "manly arV as expounded
by the Hon. John Morrisscy, we cannot tell
Perhaps Mr.. Chanler has plan of his own for
proving the offending Indiana radical coward
At any rate. as he has promised to take an
early opportunity" we can wait day or two
for the experiment.
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Death Of Charles Kenn.
LONDON, Jan. 23-Evenln9.
Charles Kean, the tragsdlan. died to-day ~ the ars
6fty seven years
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Our special kilograms by the Gulf cable contain
from Cuba st. Domingo and HsytL st Domingo was
bare OF PROVISIONS and starvation seemed imminent
among tho Inhabitants War vessels
TO neghborng countries for food The Csco rebels in
Hayt continued active the northern frontiers The
Dominican war schooner Capotiilo had been captured
with General Juanances by Haytan corvette
Details OF the arsenal explosion at winohung, China,
are received One thousand persons arc supposed TO
nave been killed or wounded The shock felt one
hundred ana twenty miles distant
In tho Constitutional Convention yesterday . commit
Toe was appointed to consider the sxpedsncy Of cens
ing medical practitioners and establishing pharmacsuti-
cal regulations in the State The report Of tho Commit
tee on Cities was considered and pending discussion
motion TO strike out the frat section tho Convention
adjourned.
General Ruger. the Military Governor Of Georgia has
roecnded Governor Jenkins' order suspendng coeo
ton OF taxes IN the State and the Comptroller General
another army ocer has directed tho immediate colec.
ton of all unpaid taxes OF last year.
man named Paul Burke shot his wife at bennington
Vermont on Wednesday night because she had procured
o divorce from him.
Business mon In Canada propose TO reduce the heavy
discount on silver BY buying up and importing three or
four hundred thousand dollars worth.
Grace church. said to be probably the nnest Methodist
church In the world. dedicated as Wilmington Dell
yesterday. 1t cost 5000, 00O was two years building
and was presented to tho church large a csnte
nary offering
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AMUSEMENrs THIS EVENING.

FRENCH THEATRE Fourteenth street-rar GHAs
DUCHESS.
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NEW YORK THEATRE. opposite New York HOTEL
PICxwiCK PAPKRS
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WALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street =
)Avra,s or rHx wATcR-woODcocxs LIrTLx GAns
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NEW i lOkk3 + p0p. 1cs
The steamships NinpesotAx and Palmyfa,
from Liverpool, hsve arrived.
At consultation Of Internal Revenue ofdi
GERS here Yesterday, it was decided that
rasansAipE vwnsss mnst ohtaia vcsetientes
ff6m Coifeetof Shock, a. we'll Is nom the
Cuetom House, showing that the tax haa
been paid before delivering cotton to its own
ers Or agents. TT
Mxx J4Fsxases, Ic~a, Feb. Is.
T. j. Davis completed his feat OF walking
sixty consecutive hoars, without food, drink
or rest, at 10 q NJ ThursdaE. He WadA AtAe
affempt At Cheyenne Hast summer. bus Miled
after walking 6ftytaix and>a- half hours:
80 OnxnA, Feb y.
Altoona g. Bsk{r was hong yettsrdAy for
the murder of Wpo!sey .. Higgins: The
man lett cenfes5un cf kis cfinSs
.t- Sax Faxxcrscs, Rsbs "A.
1t reported that the Centfai Pacific Had
road company have purchased he sAn lose
Railroad, and determined San francisco the
terminus.
B. Dolhegny, liquor importer. has failed.
His liabilities are over quarter Of million.
The Uhloa State CopTepton.of 1svSda
etesioh uf Dialogues 2 ~ EAti4haE Hspnb-
ncen lOnVontlou ~ Snichko III may
ALBANY, Feb. Is.
In the CoAstitstioaal GonvsnaisA yesterday
a resolution to submit the Constitution to the
people, at the general election Of the present
year, was referred. The reports on suffrage,
and On the Legislature, were anssdsdsaAF AFe-
,eommitaed. $50 = q -
CbscoRp, N. H.. Feb. Is.
Thursday next isl assigned for the trial Of
the conductors OBJ the Concord Railroad,
charged With retaiHing farete : lsrge snppni.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
New YoRK, Feb. Is.

New YoRK, Feb. Is.
The Tribune. Washington special says
Iieateuaut General 9hernaB has telsenphed
10 one or two Of Ills friends in Washington
and other places, that bs dos nst wish 70
come here, and thai he does not believe that
the President can legally create nev dVi-
sion. he is so determined on this poiht,
that he prefers the alternative Of resignation,
and vii 80 act, il ordered 10 Ascett H. pot
Lieveensat General Shsrspu tett161e4to
his brother to have tho Military Committee
refuge to saAetion the appointment, and the
Senator will preae1t q. bill denying the au-
shority sf. shs sPseAdentt to NIKE Ahs propo.
sed change. This action on the part Of
Lieuepant General Sherman, creates great
deal Of talk. a9s
! tsfhe 3fnlfs Meaningless speSid - !;
The friends sf sha PsesidrVt e4pfst be will
soon remove Stanton and appoint another
member of the Csbihes I'D fnterhss y per-
form the duties. 1t is thought this ssane
will involve cisis 4 peaceful judicial question.
The insubordinate position Of General Grant
toward the President. j also mentioned = .
q eues fur shis immediate Affest ind tiAl b.
fbrS te9uft marital .ssg | .sas
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Several petitions we're presented aud re-
ferred, Nhen the Hosse resumed the consid.
eration Of the Kentucky election case.
Mr.. Smith spoke in favor Of bis claims y
|, 3 ruubslly on bebsif Il HI. Bt6xf,
aid be hurled back a. unmsnly and false, all
insinuations against the honor Or loyalty ol
that gentleman.
Nj. washbnrne, Of Illinois, desiring to put
Ha stop to the debate; moved the previous
D lS. GJScrn offered substitute fbf The
pending resolutions, declaring that Mr..
Smith having received = majority Of votes
oast in coasoyGsisf TO ~ Ian, y entitled 70
seat iii the HOUSE.
The resolutions from the Committee on Elec-
saa' seat ID ~ Hesss aid dsAksd!ax Vii the
Governor Of Kentacey be notified Of the va,
cancy was adopted.
The Speaker presensedthe correspondence
between Grant and Hancock, which was re,
ferred to Committee on Reconstruction.
The Hapse went INTO seommittee- Nti 4e
vkhae - lksa ssess of-the Uhion. wilson In
the chair, on the consular and diplomatic APP
preparation biil...N appropriases $l2, $50 "a.
After some debate, M. Washburne said
when the bill was prepared the committee
bad no information q TO the appointment Of
. Minister 70 Greece, 4herefere~np i1em fol
thst mlSnicA 10 mse9ted.s butthe tertismau
from Massachusetts (Rutler) had been In
siructed by the committee to move m amend
uent "a that e9ect.. !. ssa;s; Il Eqss /
NJ. patles moved te insslt ths word
"Greeoe: sss { e ''s's'sT'''s s.
Without disposing Of the qestion the com'
mittee rose, and the House adjourned.
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tIuisksmp MstIsss s....S0 Main street
Huiskamp Bro. Main street-bet 4th sth-
Hart, Agt.......... I5s Main street
~ BUcKEYE 1UUHDhY. ii
Veil, Arnitass % -. .zedr. NBfhss jbtnson.
BoxHEr BLEAcHERY.
C Emerson. Fourth Blondsaa.,
CLOCKS, wAronEs ! JEwELRY.
Fam g Bridges ....... .......Eos ! Estes House.
Ayrss, Mann I Ayrsss... .....s7 MaH street.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, 80.
John eopelin. ss5 Main street
CLoTHIEMs. u
yencill, Jones 4 Co,.....cor Third Main streets.
Hs.s,stern { Co.-.,..sot sssond = tbia s..a.
~ cRocxEnr Z aJEHss v ARE.
Carey LIE Faivre.... Main street-bet sth 9th.
CoMMIssloN MERcHAxrs. Z
" y 40 south Asksvss.
d ol.ek.-yDAeisel.4 : Kssaa.
rs q Bridges .sosfA Hstes hbsss.
oein, silver ware.
g Bridges ........ mos 4 Estes House
- DEHr1sTHI.
Dr. L Ingersoll...eor Third Main, {ap stairs. q
DnY ooODs-syHOLEsAL
II Shelley / Sons....-....-......sf Main street.
KRAMER, Irwin i0s Main street.
DRUas-wHoIEsAL 4 RETAIL
Wilkinson, Bartlett &sco...4....-.s4 Main strcst
Kerr Fuller. ,..-.....sl Malh nfee..
DrF oconnor. e !" ais s4'ee'
------s4 ~ y
nnv.Gnnnx-AET
spiesbsrger, Mayer 4 Go.-.....-Nes III -Main-st
II Hostwic ...................N " hsaA street
Phillips Kerr siail street.
NJ Gregg Son n.................5A 4 Estes Houts
D Foster. ...-.'u Main street
Engraving, Brands. 4 Seals.
S Bridgss.... ...........No Nos - Estes House.
naas : tUrsEa.
Pond & Co..cer Main Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy 0osA& Fine cahsrY,
@ Bridges. Nos Hstss Honss
FuRNIrTnn.
Howe 4 Tyler, .s......... .-...bs Main street
Duncan: Karls : co--..-...l4o , l42 Main street
GAS d sTnAM FITTINGS.
kooar l. Son n..,..-,-Iohnsop street, bet ID 4 Ath
A0old Pens, Pencils. Peetst Books.
81 Bridges. ................Nos 1 4 2 Estes Houis
Cold. SILVER. and Ivory Rgou.teA canes
@ Bridges s......... Nos Estes Houss.
fa ---- sssSt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8 pa,loek Co......11s Main street.
$ IIauiiI 4 90 Aeo Maia etsesf.
-EeAe4g, Birgs Oo,......s ,-r-es eeM srsst.
RF Bower & &Ce......s....., +.At- Aasn Nrest
M stafford ..................co cor Blondeau Leves.
cRoCEHs-RETAIL.
ssssE'ssfn nsss : as q / IL
oSx ! fryin........ -..corssr rms Main streets.
Hyarcuessrs, hefu;sne etsrs, saehron-
etcrs.
SO q .,..,..,.......ags Ia Este, Hodss
AHSEss 4 sADpLKx.
A Hsgr,, .......,.....r ain stree.--hct Sd &4tb
AARDWARE.
Peck Brothers. FOURTH Main ~ s.Iees
J. ...ss Sssin sssset.
HArs, cars AND NOTIONS.
Barkutk 81 Main street
rsps,r Hos.. ......saf Thi4d4 johnson.
Dsmng House. ser sssOnA -aossson.
IssuRAaCE AoEnTs
LII. Adams, .csrnss ID AAA Main sts'
IOWA GOAL = OIL co.
osce.............-.,..,SL SLsves. bet Main johnson.
.es..i.r serr,-.., Yif,a T.n.st-in E,ts, 1agr.
,ao. sffs.s
rBrornsif Brcs..... .. .. nsds Fcsfsh
- - r.rzS e. -
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LATESF By TELEGRAPH


\
WAsHIxcToE, Feb. 10.
Fractional cufrspcy printed for the week,
sex, 200: shippeds I ls6,667; NationG ank
- isfed, ISL ,es am43t 1f't tscn
81 o. ~ Yry hol 70 20
c1sly 0erei0s, ~, BY, O.end fcf de-
posits Of pgblic money, $31toII.sVs
IA tr9on4 ocrrepey Eoee4AN ana de-
ssfoyed for the week, ~, ,75o. r.
!. Ye433esEi teeeppe lceiPts ior the weeaE
1 81 1887; aggregate Tor the bseai year TO
date, BIZ, ,6zo, ,164.
Secretary McCalioch fsvors the prcposi-
Aents nsAe Cincipnati, e. Louas s1d lal-
[lHg9,. ports Of entry, 70 4Alch goods can DO
sent IN bond kom tAe Atlaasse ~ ports,
paying duties there. rn
u, Seeadnsas - seeiped the
Fe6lleCs0rshfp OF Internal Revenue IN New
Qriaans, 70 tsks ehsc. ~ lsaa; .- .
The Speaker presented TO the House To-Day
ths apFrespondence hetvsen Ge.s. Gnnt and
4aAceet rsl..ivs @ e ossan'sH,aoa s, o. a.s ne
Chy Coeacl = Nsv OssMns Undef date
Of February al; GeneM HAncock telegraph.
ed to uensrat Grant .ahae ne had removed
nine members OF the City Councii. two white
and seven colorsd, tr contempt OF orders, ~
their 4foqaedaeQ y relAsio1 - the hseofder
fof the "a DiMrlet, which omcer is elected Dy
the peopls and not by tho eGouneii. As
case IN poist, denefsa Grant 10 cited 70 ths
special order OF SienerAl AQwex, oi OctoDef,
10, is6s, fenovne ths dsdersos Cuy coun,
Gil for like ohense. The order OF oenerA
Sheridan forbidding elections until the re.
constrncties vss scDpaeesd, is also referred
10. General Grant under > lata date stele-
ERne8D 6menl Hancock 70 osuperd N Or
der until full report OF the reason is sent,
'And directs uen. y. ~ ansHer nE mail
Gen. Hancock on the 9th. IN replying by
telegra1h, 1eqtests 0e.. 0Mat - reconsider
his action, declaring that feYerHon q his
|IHancuekU erdef would destroy, ~ .nsaau!s
ness IN Msw OfAeenss snd co0Pea ~ y ask
- b relisse1 he@ eOmmead. he een4sdsrs
the ofders referred g N n'a cfnee oaspoech
sr&cieet Tor 0sn. araats fsii iniesmGion,
concluding With The remark thai ~ yStion
was bssed upon the supplementary ftcon-
st..ct.on act. !, sfs
!. 70 tnh Zen. drant replies that u hn osder
has been exseated nesa ~ be suspended
- directe0
Gen. Hancock, on the lith, answers that
upon receipt OF Gen. Grants dispatch OF the
9th, the change IN the city council was an
accomplished fact, and adds that the best
men bad been appointed TO ONCE. without rs-
gard 70 political sentiment, - sil mast teke
~ nqsirsd oah. The chsnes hs Myewlii
be OF immense advantage 70 ~ c'sy, as the
poor, OF which the CITY Is Principally com
posed, are dependent. upoa ppnblac conii-
dencs. n -
Reports Of the number OF connterfeiters,
forgers and persons condemned for perjury
and embezzlement, has been prepared At the
Attorney Generals once Tor transmission to
Congress. II will show that the number o f
counterfeiters and persons convicted OF pas
sing cOsnt.rtsit messy who heys 30! par.
abned, = about oes hundfed; the numsef OF
Individuals convicted OF forgery st about
twenty-five. One or two appear IN the list
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Assignec,s Notice OF appointment

In the Dstsirt cSsrt Of ths Uaitsd States for Dsir
r. ie.n p t.etnp'sy. u sAssnaassr q Alesash
46rao4Js aay essxrns ga 80
WNH8s abseSSss~eA Hiram - Knc<s@. hssSAy
u gives notice cf his sppaEtuent as A.ssSa~e CT
tie estate Of Aidrieb OF AoSaro-e, I~ CO. ie
ssid District aasd who wss tvi, sas 5 day Of Do
cenbsr, 1857 sdjud1sd tantEpt neo4 NJ ewn Psit-
dor By loAn Eruce, ksehtef Ia BAAhrrptr. Of ssid
court
D ted st Keokek, the lsth day Of Yssrrsrv, Isfs.
HIRAM EscELss,
fahtg-f9wg 1xfsuAo.
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SIX HUNDRED IsEcEIPFs, !
Tssh their . = goa issssssF R.ssp.; ser
sass, issa sissa Sraias ~ sss.s' rnss : ! o.
.1Ksfctn Cookery,
inala II sss.slss by Mis- Hssrs Aston. rs~sssd by
.ss I s.s.h !! H. ~ .ssi'aa' ia0' s''s ss
Everybody's Lawyer and Counselor
in Business.
Br1sask sa.naay hs q sas Peilesssphis Nj. LIN
sdantel = saak 2tass. The merit valuable bonk puh
lasAsd ls.o. hall sAeep binding aoq Iaxss rues a.
The Morse and his Diseases
adcfsSia Lnstr.sea vli 100 spgravinss lamo, cloth
tiLdirgs PHsaSi -. ssa
CATTLE 4, THEm QISEA8ES.
unisors 4ak ~ tBors.s by Robsrt jsnnfags. y. &
With nnmsrous illustrators. Price 81 10
sheep. swine and EOHltEye
fK6GYSekt - 4 Sss, aaisasa, ~ ti11aSSS,,
=, ekSs Is- -baa slous e y,
The American Frugal Housewife,
ny Mn Child lsno b'rde. isk tAsss- nrses y essts
:sss:., ssss ,:.sss. ..s ssa .ss.s e
ksov. - - a ''-',-'-
Uyclspelia Of 5000 Practacal
- 8ec0i14p. 80 AT ID
nAexla = aadA ofs<fs ssrsss ~ II ksfAsturef
. s:: ...s s @ z a..ss G's'ss; s:
vo, eaoaA b,stsns. 1oe psss1 Priss = g
nict,sa.ry h 6oalestie Iediclne
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Wrws- -UEPoT,

Dayid Lowry y..... Y. /.
Aar.ifying Glasses 4 neiessseepss.
s q Bridges ................N Estes House.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATEOAH04Ds
Mooar . XnoM Johnsoa st-in Tspter Hoass.
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LATEST NEWS. ny CABLE
AIsCBLh4lNHoUS ITEls

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l4ei
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FURNlTg IN.

Howe Tyler, ...s.os MAin stfoo.-
Duncan: Karls ! co--.--.ssl4o , l42 Main street.
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BOOKS ! srAffonEn1.

. n EHDo41 = e1{oEsdH31ATksj =
6fssast y Dos -. 80. coz HAig9 Nab sakseta
Huiskamp q Main street bet 4th 5th.
Hart, Agt..........-....... l3S Main street.
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H"a0.s1' q
ysncill, Jones 1 co,..-.eor Third I Main streets.
Hess,Stern cor SssOnd 4 lpih alleets.
- cRocKEhY g oUEKas WARE.
Carey LIE Faivre - Main street-bet 5th i 9th.
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FUyclspeaia sf 5000 Praetacal

ny Mrs. Child lamo brds ~ tAses- Rrjce - esnts
. very ~stnAbie yeh psd Stth kee 20 10 ,ci
eooksry aad q ns1ys whle& sstEycss shoeid
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C II Emerson ............cor Fourth Blondsau.
~ @A&s5
CLOCKS, " ArCaRs = JEWELRY.
Gam q Bridges Nos Estes House.
Ayrss, Mann Ayrss..... " sfah street.
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The chanceSof McCieilan's nomination as
Minister to England, are importing.
The HGnfd 3 " ashlngtOn special Gays :
General Clay Is said to have rendered his re-
signation as Minister to Russia.
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Pistsls, AuneaitieA Aihss.l Ii
: q p,,A..e Nos q Estes House.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-10-17

ra~ rrzz-r- g. - {. sr $3.50 - -
&c sec eas s-& -A-s4& ~ f-=A<s- q, --~z
- - g. - szuE& @rzrg $500
r-~rs sISs - 30 % g.. a. Ia
u-@-s 20 us~-~l v~~ ~ r-~ k~= sk~ -
30 e ~ ru3Hsrv s~~~v 1870 u. ~smE
<vsz - 49, a. A-xa H~~ .-xs &
yas< r..lis-s - go sh~ As~g, A@<
ss< 80 - vs<r - $50 9. s~~ bs.- "a
l41x a. 49, &rs. 81 Il sh~w s~~~r x@a
-. 4 ~ 49, AS.~. sss $3.50 q ~
s<<~&sz< 49,. s~& sr.x A>~zs-. ra-~
~m= h@a1sv1 AID Hu--s zasss h~ nsa~<x ~
y&1zse Ia go k@~~ sAar . a4rS-~ss
s~av u~z-. =-szs Ax-S ksw. mszs
sz.EazG- t--~x sues@ s~< ~ .<-f IL
=rzrs 49, 80 rl<a sA@1 D. rzr>~r H@<
ia su<r sA41 - y--s~r d -~~u- ssG
szszr-S r.vz-sl sh.1 ps.p--~ ts< - -EA
bzxzrs.. .&a- -S@a-z< sA~G pr--s&~ -
rA~ es.an o. Ia 49,. xx& suE~rs-x s>.4-
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i-rrr.e will he active. and isbss Oil
rap ire jus, and adequate ~~ard- An
ESSENTIAL s,.-p IN shi. movement is the IT,
s,oration Of The prosperity Of The Sou'h-
ern States, They constitute an agricul.
tural community. They ar. producers.
Their interests arc identical with yours.
Their staples viii furnish business Tor
navics. They will furnish
wealth for us all. They ough, to pay
tl,rir share Of the tax. and Of the public
debt. They can do it well. They will
do it easily If or Ter is established in their
hom and security is frlt. "Ie who sow.
eth shall also reap" Every ins'inc, Of
selfshurss, ut well a. patriotism. demand
that the policy Of hatred and oppression
shall cease and that those States shall b.
rstorrd 10 their rights aud thu people to
their liberties. (Applansr.)