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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-11
ESTHER BRIGGS,
Rnltnn rland

GENTLEMEN-I have much pleasure in
speaking of the great efficacy and usefulness
OF your Pain Killer. Two years ago | was
severely afflicted with painful internal dis
ease, when friend of mine, who had just
returned from the states, gave me o small
quantity Of Pain Killer, which he had
brought over with him. | took it as direct
ed, and the relief was immediate, and SO
satisfied was ] of its value as medicine,
that | Immediately sent to New York for
half dozen bottles and am thankful to
say, that it has proved to my family and
friends who have used ii Of inestimable val.
ue in relieving almost all kinds Of pain and
Suffering. Yours, &C.,
--... II. d. MEAp,
No. Pail Mall, Manchester.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged fol
each insertion of articles under this head.
Extra Low Prices at Nav Bros

Extra Low Prices at May Bros.
Now is your time to buy Dry Goods
Good Prints at Sets Bingham at ljcts,
Lawns Poets, Yard wide Sheeting l2!cts,
Linen Table Cloth 45cts, Bleached Musins
from Sets upwards.
Good French Bingham worsted 5Octs
down to 3Gcts, and oil Dress Goods below
New York prices.
Call and see US.
MAY Bios.
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GREAT ratification meeting in court square
Tonight.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-11

LEAVE funds at Ross& Johnston's auction
store, for powder and rockets, tonight in
Court Square.
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PONDS EXTRACT,


Cures Burns, Bruises, Lamene ss,
Soreness, Sore Throat, Sprains,
TOothache, Earache. Neuralgia
Rheumatism LuEnbagO, FILES, Sore
Eyes. Boils, Etings, Bleeding of the
Lungs, Nose, Stomach, or of Files;
Corns, Ulcers, Old Sores. Price SO
cts. to S1.y5.
Ma These Remedies, except PONDS Elk
TRACT, by the case or single box are sent to
any part of the country, by mail or express, FREQ
of charge, on receipt OF the price.
Address HUMPnREYS' SPECIFIC
Homeopathic MEDICINE co,
Office and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, New York
DR.. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office
personally or by letter, as above for all forms Of
disease.
For sale by L. S. BALLARD, and STEVEN
son CARNAHAN, Davenport, Iowa, and Q.
dR0TJAN, Rock Island.
febl4dly,
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RArIrY the county ticket, in court square
to.night. ----
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CIVILIAN EVANS, Miner
TusyIIti i

WlIIenhaII, England.
This is to certify that have been a suf
ferer from Indigestion and violent Sick
Headache for upwards of four years. have
consulted many of the Faculty, but have de-
rived no material benefit from any source,
until tried Perry Davis Pain Killer, which,
| am happy to state, has done me more
good than ell ever tried before.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-11
Testimonials from England

SIR Having suffered severely from
rheumatic pains in the head and face, | was
induced, from what heard said Of it, to try
Perry Davis Pain Killer, from which ! soon
found relief. 1t is indeed a valuable article.
| am vn1rs AZ
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-07-11

UNIoN STooK YARDS, July :.

UNIoN STooK YARDS, July Il.
Cattle-Rec'd ~ cars. Extra 7,50aT,75, fair
to good 3, 75a7 40, stockers 4,00a4,15.
Hogs-Rec'd ii. Extra 8,75as,S5, good to
,hoicc S, ?0as,62!.
sheep-Rec'd2 cars Choice 4,OOa4,5 so, good
4,50a3,75.
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kArlFY Eden, Van Epps and the state
ticket at court square, tonight.
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RALLY to the court house square tonight.


A JEwLLER ABscoNDs WITH HIS Custom.
ERs' WAToHEs.--Geerge W. Hayden, carry
ing on the jewelry and watch making bust.
mesa in the store formerly used as the tele-
graph Office, decamped few days since,
taking with him number of valuable watch.
es belonging to different partiesin this neigh
borhOod, among others, seven gold and sill.
yer ones, left for slight alterations, by a gen.
tleman named Hunter, lroH New Jersey.
Hayden has resided in this city for about
four years and always borne good reputa-
tian for honesty. AS yet nothing is known
as to his whereabouts. He leaves an esti-
mable young wife and one child.
New DEMOCRATIC PAPER.-A fine look.
ing and we'll conducted democratic newsps-
per has just been started, in Belvidere,
Boone couuty, this state, by F. B. Wilson
Esq. This is in Farnsworth's district, the
most hopelessly radical portion of Illinois or
tie wsst---a region Of country where people
sleep with niggers nights, carry them around
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Stocks and Money.

TslOgraphed to the ARGUs.
New York, July IL.
Gold-l,4Ot
StOCks-dull
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E~Any errors Or omissions in any of the
above notices will be corrected on information
being left '.s our editorial rooms
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LOOK out for great guns and sky rockets
at court square tonight.
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nK. JAMES, FORMERLY OF JAMES
IL Lock Hospital. Custom House street New
Orleans, La established in 1890, for the last
seven years located in Chicago, Ill.,, can be con-
suited at his office and parlors,
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jun2idwlm
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21
central ohio Lunatic Asylum.

Since she publication of our reply to
ga Card" from the Surgeon in charge Of
the Asylum, we have looked in vain foI
an explanation concerning the hanging
of Rev. ALEXANDER BELL, of Monroe
County. Last winter the Legislature Of
Illinois empowered Committee to inves-
tigate the State Asylum. The Commit:
tee have just submitted report contain,
ing facts of the mos: revolving character
Ohio has need Of Legislative Commit.
tee to investigate the State Asylums
Here is what Missouri is doing:
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1O-A resolution wai
introduced in the lower House to-day
setting forth that grave abuses exist in
the insane Asylum, charging corruption
on the managers, that the funds had beer
squandered, aud appointing a committee
to investigate the affairs Of the Asylum.
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Us. senntor--Al Right!


The Ohio Legislature, on Tuesday, the
l4thdinst., elected to the United States
Senate, in place Of BENZ. F. WADE, the
Hon. ALLEN G. THURMAN.
We, with many others throughout the
State, advocated for that position the
Hon. o...La V4LLAkDIaHAn, a gentleman
eminently well qualified for the Office;
but Legislature chosen By the Democ.
raeys Of Ohio has decided favorable to
Judge THURMAN, an able statesman, and
the Democracy, glad that i. has a. last
been decided, and got out Of the way,
With enc accord accept the situation.
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Grant and the Reconstruction
Policy.

Senator Wilson, has written long
communication, which appears in the In
dependent, recommending the nomination
of Gen. Grant for the next Presidency
We quote from it the following:
ITO the reconstruction policy of Con-
gress-the vital and oyershadowing issue
Of the day-Gen. Grant gave bis earnest
support, and he has zealously striven to
carry the legislation Of Congress into ef-
feet. On the recons truction policy Gen
Grant has been and now is in accord with
Congress and the Republican party. So
anxious was he to have that policy
promptly carried into effect that he ur.
gently pressed upon members Of Con.
gress the vital importance of SO arranging
the adjournments as 70 be able 70 meet al
try require it,"
According to this statement, Gen. Grant
| is as Radical as the most Radical, and
fully indorses the reconstruction policy
of Congress.
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Innngural address.

The Inaugural Address Of Gov. Hayes
Is avety modest little one. and confined
exclusively to the affairs Of the State. =
1t is brief, andasidc from that is destitute
Of merit.
The Governor, true to the teachings ol
the fanatics who elected him, fayors a
currency for the people of ''rags" issued
by the National banks.
NeW that tho Democracy have an op.
pofsunity to repeal the unconstitutional
measures passed BY Radical Legislatures,
the Governor is wide awake to ethe evil
Of too much legislation" That the Gov
efnorsis correct in that. the people have
long since satisfied themselves by closely
watching thesproceedipgs Of Congress,
Of which be was a member.
Speaking, Of Negro Suffrage, the Gov
ernor says; "The new policy, if / may
call itsos has been found SO consistent
with justice to the negroes, andithe inter.
ests Of the whites, that ne one-certainly
no psrty-ih 0hios would be willing to
abandon it." Which means that the Rad.
ical party in Ohio still adhere to the OBJ
noxious policy of equal rights for the
negroes, Notwithstanding the majority Of
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Legislature.

In the House, on the 18th inst, Mr..
Ball, Democrat, moved to rescind "the
vote by which the resolution fixing the.
programme for the Inauguration of Gov
ernor passed the House on yesterday
Motion preyailed-yeas "a, nays 49,"
Mr. Ball moved to insert the word
"white" before the word military" in
the programme for the military escort
and demanded the yeas and nays, which
motion prevailed-yeas Sc, nays 38.
The resolutions as amended were then
adopted.
Had Mr.. Ball moved to insert the
word ''black" before the word military
the thirty eight lovers of the woolly XII
Ki's would have voted for it unanimous
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Congress Subyertfng the Supreme
Court.


The bill requiring two thirds Of the
members of the Supreme Court, to decide
adversely to any OF the Unconstitutional
Acts of the 39th and 10th Congresses, be-
fore having any legal weight, was offered
in the House Of Representatives ion the
18th inst:
The bill declares that any number of
the Justices of the Supreme Court, not
less than five being majority thereof,
shall constitute quorum. The amend
ment declares that no case pending before
the Supreme Court, involving action or
effect of any law Of the United States,
shall be decided adversely to the validity
of such law, without the concurrence Of
two-thirds oe all the members Of the
Court
Mr.. PruYn declared that on his return
to the House, after few weeks absence
| it actually seemed to him to day as if ths
country was in the midst of revolution
The House had before il to-day propo
sition Of most extraordinary character
1t was proposed by Que act to strip ter
States Of the little authority left: to de-
privs the Executive of his power: ant
now it was proposed by this act to virtu
ally rob the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States of that which had given i
power. influence, dignity and strength be
fore the country and the world. This &C
ton was admittedly proposed in view o
the fact that the Supreme Court nigh
POSSIBLY make q decision which woult
come in conflict with the views of ma
jority of Congress. This daring avowa
would strike the country with surprise.
1 Mr.. Marshall declared that Of all tn
Revolutionary measures brought befor
the last or present Congress tending t
subvert and destroy the institutions 0
the country, this was one Of the yer.
lgravest. 1t was not only striking bio,
at, bat subverting, one of the co-ordinat
branches Of the Government.
/ The above high. handed outrage agains
the liberties Of the people was passed b.
yeas 116. nays 80. Have patience, Amer
leans, and you will yet see these mer
who disregard all laws, humbled an
bowed down before the mighty will Of a
, outraged and oppressed people.
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sN- The Ohio Statesman would better
serve the interests Of the Democratic par
ty by observing measure of modesty in
its triumph. It's flaming head lines anG
double- -leaded editorials over the nomina-
tion and election of Judge THURMAN to
the position Of u. s. Senator evince very
poor judgment and exceeding bad taste,
when coupled with its claim of being
the central organ of the Ohio Democracy.
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subject on the table. Lost--yeas 16,
nays 19. The resolutions were then
adopted, each by vote Of 19 yeas to IL
nays. The preamble was divided into
three seperate portions, and each por-
ton adopted by vote-19 yeas to II
nays.
The Senate then adjourned at 6 o'clock;
and thus ended the first great party fight
Of this session in the Senate, by the
adoption Of the preamble and resolutions
as reported by the committee on FEEDER
al Relations.
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A DEMocRATIo VIcToRY.-A cores
pondent at Cardington, Ohio, states that
an election Cor Justice.of the Peace had
been held in that township (West6elG a
few days previously, which resulted in
the triumph Of the Democratic nominees
by majority of two to one. Last fall
the township gave Radical majority of
forty-t,coi This is but sign OF the al-
most incredible reaction that is going On
all over the country. =.
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s@-The N. 7. Tribune discusses "The
Southern Problem in this intelligent
manner.
/. Te the Southit says: Your troubles
are not caused by the Radicals, they arise
from "a soil exhausted by the ruinously
improvident culture melted by slavery
fences worn out and destroyed" &C., &c
2. To the North it says: Don't lend
don't give; "but if every one who car
would buy real estate at the South-less
or more, according to his means, he would
help every class of her people. Buy
Southern lands.''
H. G. may go to the head of the tail.
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Right.

The action Of the Ohio Legislature in
resembling the action of the last Legisla-
ture, whereby the 18th Amendment to
Constitution was approved of, redeems
one of the pledges made during the cam
paign, and is heartily approved by the
people. No negro equality is the word
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~. It has been asserted that Mr.. VA

s@-Ithas been asserted that Mr.. VAL
LANDIGHAM's friends will perform the
part Of lookers.on in the campaign Of
1868, because Of his defeat for Senator.
That this is false no sane man doubts -
Mr.. VALLANDIaHAM and his friends aoill
,oork soith the same zeal, and as ardently
for the future success of the Democratic
party, as though he had been chosen Sessa-
tor. None but fools think otheraoise.
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ATLANTA, GA, January 14.-The
army officers detailed by General Meade
as Governor and Treasurer of Georgia,
left this morning for Milledgeville.
1t is reliably stated that there are no
funds in the State Treasury, all having
been removed 10 view Of the probability
Of such a seizure as the present enc.
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Fernando wood and the Radicals

In the House of Representatives, on
the 18th inst, FERNANDO WOOD, in his
speech against the new Reconstruction
bill, said of it:
GA bill without title, a child without
name, and probably without father; a
monstrosity, measure most infamous oi
the many infamous measures of this infa-
nous Congress,
| Mr.. BINGHAM objected to his proceed.
| ing unless an apology was offered. Mr.
WooD declined to offer any apology, and
| by vote of the House was censured BY
the Speaker.
The people believe every word uttered
by Mr.. WOOD and admire his devotion tt
the cause of truth by repeatedly refusing
Ito apologize or retract single word.
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B R Il " L T / p 3 .

i
The Indians never scalp negroes.
A BANK teller 10 New Y York has defaul-
ted to the tune of $500, 900. 4
CALIFORNIA; exports during the past
year amounted to S63,OO0,0O0.
THE salvation Of the Radical party is
staked upon Gen. Grants spaulettes.
THE sewers of Paris are explored BY
sight-see'rs in hat-boats provided BY the
Emperor.
THERE are 10000 persons out Of en-
ployment in the cities of New York and
Brooklyn.
BELLE BoYD, the Confederate spy-ess,
failed few nights sincei in New York as
an actress.
OHIO has repealed the obnoxious Ne
| gro Amendment to the Constitution Of
the United States.
The authorities in England are arrest
ling all persons to whom suspicious of Fe-
nianism attach.
/ ILLINOIS will hold Democratic State
Convention en- Wednesday, the 18th day
of April, at Springfield
WILL the people quietly submit to the
overthrow of the Supreme Court by the
Irevolutionists in Congress2
THE Democracy will carry New Hamp-
Ishire at the State election in March. The
Radical majority at the last election was
3d. ,146.
/ THE Democratic State Ticket, which
we place at our editorial head this week
will be elected next October, by 10000
majority.
Hon. GEORGE Il. PENDLEros isthe fa
yorite Of the people from Maine to Ore
gon, for next President Of the United
States.
4 The Right Reverend Bishop Hopkins
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, dice
at Rock Point, Vermont, on the 9th, aget
rs years.
SENATOR Wilson says Grant is sount
on the Radical reconstruction policy
His recommendation Of Grant will b
found in this issue of the-Spsrit.
THE Democracy of the 9th Congress
sional District have nominated Gen. Bar
nabas Burns for Congress, to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of c. s. Ham
ilton.l
THE prefix, Hon., to the names OF Sen
+ ators and Congressman has been dispens
ed with by resolution adopted by tn
Senate and House. That's right "Houo
to whom honor is due"
In Halifax County, Va, the Negroe
nave military organization into whic
they force all who oppose it under threat
;, !, | Of arisins them out of the county. u
Seast eftfv n-ssila,--A rnr-is- s--fA.-AAan
The murderous policy of the Radical
has deprived of work 10000 people
E Maine 10000 in New Hampshire, 5000
It in Connecticut and Rhode Island, an
100000 in Massachusetts,, in all 10000
s persons.
GREAT BRITAIN's cotton trade in, 185
:. was $4,000, 900, and upt to 1860 increa
). ed only s4O,OOO,OOo. In 1866 it soote
!, up grand total Of s3o5,0OO,0OO. Tn
2 gain to England was brought about ;
i the withdrawal of the American stap
' from the field of competition, caused b
the fratricidal war brought upon US B
the Jacobins in power.
HAD some person told Mrs. LINooI
in 1864, that in 1868, she would be Ell
gagged in the laudable enterprise of exhil
:. iting her low-necked dresses, chemise'
and other clothes Of exquisite textur
she would have sscut" his or her acquaiI
: tance Immediately. It would have bee
J i;mnort;nanf to tha wifa of the tslate L
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stanton.

Secretary Stanton has been reinstated
by the U. s. Senate as Secretary Of War
The action of the Senate, in this matter
is burning shame to the Nation and an
insult to the intelligence of the people.
President johnson will prove false tc
his oath of Office, false to his duty to tht
country if he does not summarily kics
the apost ate ont
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

sA-In speech in the House Of Rep
resentatiyes last Thursday, Mr.. Marshall,
of Illinois, said that majority of the
Federal officials seemed to have adopted
the maxim: ~
A little thieving is dangerous art,
But thieving largely is noble part;
IT'S vile to rob hen roost of hen.
But stealing largely makes us gentlemen,
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sgThe Editor Of the Guernsey Tim.

B9The Editor Of the Guernsey Times
in an article abusing Hon. WILLIAM
LAWRENCE, our Senator, for taking the
lead in the repeal of the 14th Amend
ment to the Constitution says, that Mr..
LAwRENcE's speeches were filled with
supplications to receive the rebels back
into full communion, and:
Gall this, too, when there was scarcely
a heart but what bled at every pore over
the remembrance Of some dear one fal
leE."
JOSEPH there is no place at your table
made vacant By the war, neither is there
bleeding heart caused by she war.-
Judge Advocates at Cincinnati and Lieu
tenants at Camp Chase were exempt from
heart -bleeds. There were niuu eAztole
twnen the war commenced and the sam'
number when Lee surrendered
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21
s@The Radicals in Congress fro

s@The Radicals in Congress from
Ohio oppose S. s. Gox's appointment as
Minister to Austria. What ingratitude!
Last Fall at Democratic meeting in Co
lumbus, Ohio, Mr.. Cox made speech in
favor of the bondholders and Wall street
brokers which many persons believe was
the cause of Judge THURMAN's defeat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

sSrThe highest financial authority il
the English press, the London Economist
says Of the system % of taxation fol
which we have to thank the Republican
party:
"Every sort of industry-almost every
Kind Of available and conspicuous act
is seized upon and taxed A ninety-ninti
part Of this Interference in England ,oould
hare caused a rebellion"
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Tyranny.

understand low completely the Rad
icals, through their tools, intend to grind
the prsstrate South, by placing them un-
der the military, our readers are invited
to peruse Gen. Meade's order removing
the State off GERS Of Georgia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21
Honest

We find the following candid express
sion in the Columbus correspondence of
the Cincinnati Commercial Of the 18th
inst:
"The Legislative programme of the
majority is not yet fully made out, but it
will be characterized by wisdom and mod
Grafton"
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mThe Marietta Times has

sgThe Marietta Times has been en-
larged from . twenty-four to twenty
eight column paper. HOOP, the Times
editor, presents his readers with sheet
each week, that is not excelled in Ohio
for neatness and ability Of its makeup.
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s@- The caucus of the Democratic MEM
bers Of the Legislature held at atColumbus
on the 18th inst, for U. s. Senator, re-
suited as follows: ALLEN G. THURMAN
81 and c. L. YALLANDIaHAM "a votes.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

I~ VIM. H. Smith, Secretary of State,
has resigned that position and is going to
start daily journal at Cincinnati. The
Governor has appointed John Russell his
successor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

s@ By order Of Gen, Grant, several
companies of soldiers have, within the
past week, been sent from Washington to
various points in South Carolina and
other Southern States, to aid in preserv-
ing order.
Rather to aid in further depressing and
crushing the little remaining life out Of
the Southern people.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21

seA.We publish an abstract Of the
Governors Message. But one case Of
public robbery has been detected, that Of
Blackburn, the architect of the new Asy-
lum for the Deaf and Dumb, which
amounts to about $4,000.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-01-21
saa. Dawn d., the runt of the fami

s@- DAVID ID, the runt of the family
of nine big brothers, who is local Editor
Of the Guernsey Times, is anxious fol
some one to "pop the question. to u.s.
Sonny, your monkey antics and jackass
gambols, when in Woodsfeld last sum.
ner, did not create favorable impres.
sion upon the minds of our people, con
sequently your advice, pity, falls still.
born.