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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
Wilmington and Western ROnl!-Grent
Interest and Activity along the Route.

Interest anu ACTIVITY along the Route.
The great Importance of the proposed railroad
to Chandlerville, and thence westward, is becom-
ing fully understood by all those Interested along
the route, and the people outside of Wilmington
are arousing to the necessity OF active measures.
It is now fairly to be hoped that the necessary
capital will be promptly subscribed, each section
OF the route furnishing It's just proportion. II ali
e'H earnestly cooperate, the success Of the enter
prise will be u certainty.
meeting of the canvassing committee, ap-
pointed by authority OF the recent mcsling at
Hockessin, was held on Saturday, and n list was
prepared showing the appropriate amounts which
each locality should be expected to subscribe 10
the capital stock. In response to this it is to be
hoped there will be prompt and thorough action
Those who subscribe their money may have great
confidence in the enterprise, as the solid financial
basis upon which 1t is insisted the road shall be
| built and the splendid connections it will make,
must insure thc stock to be paying investment.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
rhscorn Crop.

ON further confirmation OF the correctness Of
our statement that the corncrop in this State
ibis year will DO an average one, we are ill.,
Formed by gentleman who has Just been tray
cling through the lower part of Sussex county
that Notwithstanding the drought tha crop there
is abcre the average of several years past many
farmers gathering a, full crop and very few OBJ
tanning less than two-thirds.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

NApoLEoN's HEALTH being now once more
improved, it is stated that the friends OF the
Empress and those of Prince Napoleon have
ceased to quarrel with quite SO much vehem-
ence, as was the ca few days ago, when
the Emperor was s, opposed to be near the
end Of his string. But it is APPLY observed
that the rivalry already displayed by each
faction gives an idea of what is in store ior
France when the death of the Emperor lets
his family loose, and gives up the State to
IN their unseemly discords.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

In Remote Settlements Of Untold Va, 10,
Food mak,a blo,d; blood makes the bniJ. lFi1e
blood be pure the body is healthy. sn II y, urc cot
in health we know some impurities are inrkngr ont
which must he removed. anil he sooner the rett,r
Brandreih's Pills rereve all from the system viii Ii
nature needs no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by lir,ldietn's Hills
have arrested the attc5ion Of enlightened physicians
Upwards Of five thousand now use them IN their
daily practice, and tw1 hundred have givn tier
written testimony as to their iunoccncc mud ,nc as
cleansers Of The bowels and blood
Their untold value Is TO tose living in settlcn cns
where doctors can only be had Mt great expense. For
II you arc sick you have only to take Que or more
doses oil Brandreths Pills to get erred Full re-
tons are with each box.
s9ld by all druggists
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
Something Entire,v New.

The Cambridge (Md.) Democrat and Herald
makes the following marvellous statement, which
1t will be noticed Is spicy in style, as well as
something entirely news
"That notorious Puritan writer, old Mrs.
Stowe, who, everybody knows, Is the author OF
the infamous book, "Uncle Toms Cabin some
time since wrote sensation article for the Al.
iartic Monthly, "a Yankee magazine, published in
Boston, in which she asserts that the cause of the
separation Of Lord Byronfrom his wife" &C., &c.
We know that everybody will want to know
what more is stated by this admirable journal,
but VIC shall give nothing further.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

GENERAL PRla's proposition that Eng
land and France should join in protecto-
rate over Cuba, is "declined with thanks
England knows something of Canada, and
France, of Mexico-quite sufficient to check
any desire for farther experience in New
World protectorates.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
The bra or rre.dem

The Sussex Journal states the following inter-
esting facts concerning the American Eagle;
nHe, of all other birds, battles most nobly
with the storm clouds of hcaveu. He bathes his
pinions In the highest clouds, sports with the
hurricanes mighty blnst, and Is the king of the
winged myrlads Of our climate"
We will now sing the Star Spauglcd Banner.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

THE CHINESE EXPERIMENT is to be tried in
New York, for certain. The Mda declares
that it knows of half dozen gentlemen of
wealth, living on Fifth avenue, who are or
ganizing quietly small association, for the
purpose of importing one hundred first-class
Chinese servants for their households. 1t
thinks ''they arc in earnest, and will put the
''matter through 10 practical conclusion. "
Well, there is perhaps no more
congenial locality for heathcn than Fifth
Avenue in New York. A 'josh house
worship will minge readily with that of the
golden calf.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

In Pennsylvania has fairly commenced, and Re-
publican meetings arc advertised throughout the
Stale, by the Central Committee. At West Ches-
ter, next Tuesday evening, Hon. Columbus De-
ano, Hon. John Allison, and Wayne Mcvesgh,
are advertised to speak,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

In CECIL County,, We do not hear OF any
movement to nominate more than one Dem
ocratc ticket, but we observe writer from
that county to the Niddletown Transcript,
in this State, declares his disapproyal of he
candidates chosen. He says he sees names
in the list 'that are obnoxious to any true
Democrat-men who favored the war" and
as he was imprisoned AID prosecuted during
the war, he will not help to make "law
makers" GU! of his late "task-masters.
lie concludes that:
81 for one will stand in the face Of oil
opposition and do battle against this brute
force. If to be Democrat you must be {
war man, or man that turned sundry
times, | shall never be Democrat. 1t ap
pears to me that some men think that al
That is necessary for them to do, is to nam,
the men, and we arc bound to supper
them"
SO even the party in Cecil is not with
ont lis troubles
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

OF the Wilmington g. Reading Railroad are
American make, first-rate in quality, and are said
10 excel, very decidedly, those laid on the Pacific
roads, They arc furnished by Messis. Maln &
Dundore, of Philadelphia, from the establish
ment Of Atkins & Bro, at Pottsville.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
WILMINGTON, DKL.:
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1869,

RsMoyAI.-The business Office of the Con-
MKRcIAL and TRmuSx,a and of the City Directory
has been removed to the new COMMERCIAL
Building, on the Southwest corner Of Filth and
Market streets.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
Telegraphic News.
Extensive Defnlcntion.
THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN
THE LOSER.

SEVERAL HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS LOST.
The New York <7smss, Tuesday, cditorislly sNys
(with Expressions offegret and sorrow) that; q
s" We are crcdibly assured that the new Agent
OF the Methodist Book Concern, Rev. DR. I.anahan,
has discovered In that establishment great cor
ruption and fraud, involving losses to the amount
OF several hundred thousand dollars. rYsr a.
/" The, subject. We understand, is now Under
can DO given 10 the public without prejudice to
any bnt culpablc parties, wesshall cndcavor 10
furnish them.
"These frauis, 1t Is said have Teen going on
Tor some eight or nine years. and Of course their
full extent is not yet asce-talncd with precision.
The magnitude of the business transacted by this
Concern, and the reputation which It has enjoyed
tor probity In lts management, conspire TO give
to any suspicion against 1t painful Importance
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
Comfort and Bliss or Pain and Agony.
nR. TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN I'M.

oomlort and Bliss or Pain and Agony.
nR TOBIAS CELEBRATED VENETIAN L,Ni-
MEST, whore wonderful cnres,snre aud instnn
taneous action, in cases Of Chrouic kheunntis,n,
Headache. Toothache, Group. Cuts, Burns, Collie,
Cramps, Dyseniery, etc, have ns'pni.hr the civil
zcd world, Is no new caichpcnny hu article that
has stood the tnst ol twenty-five years. The ,nor-
NOUS sale and rapidly increasing demand is nj once
the slrest evidence of It's usefulness and popularity
No family sii1nld be without bottle in the house
hundreds OF dollars and MANY hours # suffering may
be saved by its timely usc.
Collie Cramp and Dyscntary yield at once to it's
pain-curatiye rropertic. Ii Is perfectly Innocent
and can be given 70 the oldest person or yuungcs,
child. No matter yon have no confidence in pn
tent mtdcincs-,ry thi- and yoa will be sure to bu,
asain and recommend to yulr friends Hundreds Of
fhysitiaiiS recommend it in their priclc.
Sold by the Druggists and s;orckccpers Price ttty
Gents mud One Dollar. Depot, 10 Park Place, M ~
York.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

BEFORE THE MAINE ERECTION, the New
York World, specializing upon the chances
of Democratic success, remarked ihs, the
strength of the Temperance candidate was
just so much assistance, for every vote he
would receive, must come from the Republi-
cans. This is perfectly true, and Is did not
need the Worlds statement, at all, to csssb-
lish it as fact, but as the admission OF an
opponent it derives Importance, since the
figures of the election are announced. The
majority for Chamberlain, Republican, for
Governor, over Smith, Democrat, is 1864.
But Hichborn, Temperance. received 4,642
votes, and these, being all Republicans, are
to be added to Chamberlain's vote, in order
to show our party strength, and give us a
majority of 1896, or gain over 1867, the
last ordinary State election, of 1862 votes.
Pretty good for the Republicans of Maine.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
fB4L1IMORE.

POLITICAL MEsTs--woRKisaMEs's TICKET.
BALrrMoRE, Sept. 22.--Ths Democratic noni-
nations for City Council were made yesterday.
Tho contest WAS n sharp one between the two
wings of the party, but the friends of the Western
Maryland Raiiroad Improvement were generally
successful. t-aa
The Workiugmcn and Reform organization
have resolved to nominate ii full ticket FIR stat,
and city officers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
The Mlsna,s JounsAI is unable to believe

The MlsRRs JOURNAL Is unable to believe
that the present dullness In the coal trade
can possibly continue, without the demand
being unusually great, and prices higher,
during the winter. 1t says that "either the
consumption of coal will be largely dimin-
ished this year, or somebody will have to
pay big figures for coal in a short time and
durine thu winter. we again call upon
consumers abroad, who. cAp, to lay III their
stocks as speedily as possible. The figures
give the correct state of the trade, and the
reader can judge whether there is any cause
for SO large decrease in the demand. Re
collect that prices ruled high also last fall
and winter, and checked the consumption
then as much as high prices are likely to dc
this fall and winter, if there is no othel
cause to attribute the falling off to exeep
| high prices"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

Sq%hnp h n aES1yS Epnon. rnOrrlsroa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
For sale.
PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS.
WINTER SEED WHEAT

For sale.
PURE BRED HOGS AND FOWLS
WINTER SEED WHEAT
And other Farm Seeds, from Deitz's Experiments
Farm, ChambersDury, Ia.
Dehl's and Boughton Beardless; Weeks and
Trcadwell'e bearded White Wheats; French White
and Red Chat; Purple straw Bearded Red Mediter-
ranean, and German Amber Beardless. are tie beat,
earliest, hardest and most productive whcats that
can he recommended for general cultivation. Price
" r. rwey Sesds 81 sps ka ~ Syar
port paid, for 81. Twenty other varieties Of What
Barley and oats. 0i last years impoiaion., SEQ
DH,Tz's FNrgRIMEhTAL FARM JOURNAL; send and SUB,
scribe for IL; only $3.50 per year, the most useful
aunoiioiw GEO. A. DEITz, Chambersburg Pa.
CPEENDID FARM FOR sALE.-.-THE
y subscriber will re his farm Of 700 ACRES ut
private sale. 1t Is suitable for Grain. Grazing o.
Dairy. Situated eight miles from Wilmington, DEL.
GU theWilmiDgton and Christana Turnpike; bounded
ON The by the turnpike and the south by tho
Christina River. Fifteen acres Of woodland; ss
acres OF excellent Marsh or Meadow; hanks and
fences in good ORDER vessels drawing 81 feet ~
watr can load and unload at the landing ON the
farm Al the produce can DO shipped by wsssr M
Mills, either 10 Wilmington or Philadelphia. Very
little hauling need be done off the farm, as Lime.
a,sr sna 9o SI0 SPRING nous
Grarary and Corn Ciib-, with Root Cellar beneath
Hydraulic ram 1t Is unsurpas sed in this nel.hbor
hood, either as n Grain, Grazing or Dairy Farm
MIX can DO sent daily TO Philadelphia by railroad
the farm being near the depot 1t IL very hne piO
perry and well worth the attention Of thore who Ike
good farms. PertOns desiring TO purchase VIII W
shown It by the farmer on the pace, or by the owner
onc.half Of purchase money eau T, main on N II
gage. h. Z. SrOTSENBuh"'
scpi9-suw N8..s
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
one Dollar for Each Article.


One Dollar for Each Article.
- illl.
We do not offer single article OF merchandise that
can be sold by regular dealers at our price. VS. do
not ask you TO buy goods from US unless we eau sel
TN nj cheaper than you eau OBJ ain item In any other
way-whe the greater part OF our goods are sold at
about le..
$40 $3.50. i1fA' ~ Ho
We want good reliable agents IN every part of the
country. Employing your spare lime to form clubs
and ending us orders you .aa obian the nDst
liberal commissions. either In Cash or MeTchnn-
dixe, and all goods sent by wall Ne represented
aid we guarantees satsfaction to every one dealing
with our house. fEl
Agents should collect ten cents from each customer
and 70 ward TO as In advance, for Descriptive Checks
OF the goods wa SELL
fne holders OF the Checks have the privilege OF
either plrchasng the article thereon described or OF
lOgue numbering over 95o different nrtices-not oDe
Of which can BE- purchased in the usual way for the
heck, arc ihese, AMY, We arg Constantly buying small
ssalofuss and iOr which We issue checks Til ali are
sold besides u every large club we will put checks
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

EMPLOYMENT that pays For particulars, nd
II dress $. NJ. srEsoEI u ~, Brat.'cb r., VI.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
Frightful DEVELOPMENTS,

At the people have got the fact .rhrough their
hair'" mat hair dyes impregsatcd with acetate Of
lead and other metallic salts .re
murderous Preparations.
When they zee the metallic sediment at the b hiom
OF the bottles they know that the disgusn stun is
literally thickcned with Poison. They ak, therefore,
| for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

We have also made arrangements with some OF the
lenip Publishing Houses, that will enshle us to FELL
he stand and latest works OF popular authors at
about one-half tho regular price-such as BYRos.
MOORE, BURNS. MILTON and TENNysoss WoRKs, III
full Gilt and Cloth Bndings-and hundreds of others
These ard everything else for
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

HARMLESS VEGETABLE DYE
and lind 1t, pure and enlcacors, T.,
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair rye
offered under the sanction of Professor Caitu,'.
guarantee that 1t contains "noihing delutcrious"
cRiSrADoRo'S nAIR PRESEkyATIW., az a
Dressing, &C like charm on the hair after dyeiru.
Try ii.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23
SEND MONEY BY MAIL.
Jenkins 6 Atkinson,
Il IB u N H FOE,
WILMINGTON, DEF.

Opposite Chrlsts Church, where he will be- tIcased
Kz- to serve his customers with all thu latest
M styles Mt the lowest cash prices Come
H at once to the old favorite stand, where
ZExaN you will always flnd full stock Of
Fashionable HATS and CAPS,
A. prices that will defy competition. The public
have already decided that W. q. DARE, Opposite
Chri-ts hurch) sells the best and cheapest II its and
Caps N Amsrca, because his hints all made of the
hest material and with Iasc besides he is the only
halter that exchanges goods AID guarantees entire
satisfaction. Please remember No. FL NORTH
SHCOND STREET, for IL tells where Dare's cheap
hats sell under the chmcr OF old Chrlsts Church bells.
PnILADKLritA, Sei.t. q, 1s69.-23- 3mw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

G1 M REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO THE
p y. NV finder Of poceman's star .No. First
Ward" which was lost on Friday last at The Cattle
Show. y left at police headquarters, City Hall
sept2t-ttd&w'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

sept7bziyw
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-10
Congressional Interference with
Suffrage.


The New y ork Ere"iag Post comes
out in strong opposition TO all the
plans now urged torthc arrangement
Of suffrage in the States by Congress.
sional action. That journal not only
condemns such legislation rs wholly
unconstitutional. but it further main
t"i:: :hat if Que Congress may enact
.cf,rral suffrage. the next may limit
". suffrage: and ~ the question il Il
convenient one for politicians who
~ish to avoid important issues and
questions, we should have one or the
other party forever making the SUIT
rrasc question the "grcat issue Of the
times" and one Congress after the
other tinkcrins at this question aud
wastin. time orey it, to the injury Of
the whole country and Of every inter
est.
The Post i Il representative R"puG-
Hcm paper, and it will probably be-
found before the reconstruction mat
ter is concluded. that there are 4 great
,"any representative Republicans
who have scruplcs upon hi, very sub
jcct. The only ground upon which il
eau be justified is that Of military ne
crS,itv, or rather tlsc anomalous con.
ditiUu OF the Southern States CROWN.
out OF the war, which puts them out Of
regular connection and renders Con.
gresSional interference iu,,iiahlc. On
NO 1tlicr ground do wr think Congress
should be allowed to lacdilr with ti,is
matter. and in the loyal States il should
not be attempted "t Nil.
On this subject the Cincinnati thron-
tcle justly says:
Those Republicans who are >trrnu-
ouSly urging an amendment OF the
Constitution to deprive the STATES Of
control over the suffrage question:.
would 10 well 10 refresh their memory
by reading tho following plank from
The platform on which the late lrc>i-
Dental election was carried:
"The guarantee ky c"n:s:e.s> nfrlIlaI Suffrage
TO NIL loyal men III tn" Sou SaS l"naI!;"'l hy
,T'.Iy consideration OF puhlfc scirty. " .r1i.
Nude. Hnl az lu>t~r. a,r' mast s mI:i'IlIh
rh't" T"--i,"" >jSnGrng" IN az Mr a,YHi H,ttH
n"p"r'y b"t"H9' "tf,.' rtniJfc 81 nnS" f"''S.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-10
West Virginia and the Baltimore
and Ohio ItailrOad.

An act Of Congress provides that q
writ Of error from the decision Of the
Court Of Appeals Of any State may bc
allowed by the prcSidin. Judge Of
such Court or by the Chief Justice Of
the United States. Immediately after
the decision recently rendered BY the
Supreme Court OF Appeals Of West
Virginia. in the suit between Marshall
county and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, adverse to the
company, the defeated party made APP
p!icalion TO Judge Brown. prcsidin"
justice Of the Court, for q writ Of error
to the Supreme Court of the United
$t"tcH. rir application was refused.
IL was then made to the Supreme
Court Of the United States. and has
been allowed by Chief Justice Chase.
The act Of Congress referred to, pro-
vidrS that Il citation Of the fact that
the writ EaS been allowed must be
lIrt within ten days after il is granted
III the Office Of the Clerk Of The Court
o; Appeals. This has been done IN the
present case. it hcin. Il notice Of the
lac' addressed 10 the Supervisors and
Shcrlif OF Marshall county. This no.
ticc operates is n supcrsctlcas and STAYS
Tie collection Of taxes bv Marshall
county until the case is heard and dr..
cidcd by the Supreme Court Of the
United States. When that will be it is
impossible TO anticipate. - Whcciin1
InteHiyencer.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-10
I'rintin" the Road Laws.

We desire TO cali the Alteration Of our
Legislature TO the fact that under the
existing laws Of this State there are 4
large number OF Surveyors Of Roads in
each county. probably NEARLY 5000 in
tho State. TO furnish each one OF these
with copy Of the Code and the Acts
Of the Jr.iSlatnrc is ucXt tU ilup"s>i-
blcy owing to- tic FARCE expense II
would incur. Our road matters have
been ba,llv at,rn,.rl to >inrr and '!nr-
inI the war. but this j. the rr-hlt OF L
want Of knowledge Oh the part OF our
road officers aS to W hat the Ian j.. -
much ii not nor" than anytfiH3 else.
We venture tn" assertion that not half
OF the Surveyors OF Roads in this
county have ever been able to 500 the
roaG laws. from the fact that they have
never been furnished them. Now il
seems to us this matter could b. casiir
rrmedic,l and at but very little cost L"
tlr'Sta,-. l.y the Legislature providing
for Hrr printing OF the r"al laws in
pamphlet form. AMI distributing them
anon" the road officers.
"" w"nil further ar""rs, HAT ;hr
constituents Ut our Legislature would
Do very glad !" l::v" Al" p'rr ;,nl"'r'-
ant laws IT al kinds printed in their
new >paprr>. which might h" don" at
li,tlr or no rr<t. il the Legislature
wonld anthnriHc or require it. a..
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-10

y MEMORIAL was presented 10 the l.
5. Senate, u few days since, which wa;
VIC cause OF great amusement. 1t asked
Tor the appointment Of an able phrc.
holosIst to examine all the candidate;
lor internal revenue appointments, to
sec whether they had tho bumps OF
honesty, &c, properly devclopcd-
.nosc who had not, to be le(tin private
life Not a bad idea, although, we
'rust' not to be needed under the new,
ADMINISTRATION. For the head Of that
administration the people, have select.
ca al able phrcnolosist," aud whc.
,her tho Office holder lIas tho bump OF
honesty or not, his oillcinI acts must DC
honest, or the command, will be-
tramp, tramp, tramp. a..i.u p,,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1869-02-10
Who (';IDitul,

As stated last week. the Capitol guess
ton came up in the House OF Delegates
on las, Wednesday,. Charleston was
the Only place that exhibited an! real
strength. Euckhmnnon. which has
been our principal competitor arrcto-
fore, soon ran down to votes. The
lia!lotipy continued each day till Fri
day, when the question was postponed
until yesterday. y magnificent offer
was made hy rarkrr~hury, but it ST.
cured only five rut"S.
We are informed that the iucl,i''rr-
from hi, part of the stat" are united
md will ,li"k for Charleston. a,nl ihai
t'npt. Smith and Lieut.. Martin do full
credit to our County. Grafton appears
to be backed by the l;..& q. Il. H.. anil
hv :hc distribution Of free iic%",S. &c.
i is Soin. al it can for that place. /,
may be strange, in this connection,
that the Conservatives in the House
nearly al vote for Grafton. Eut as
promp, steps were taken to ascertain
how the free tickets OF the Is. " y. t.
! II. rot into the House, it don't appear
THAT Grafton will succeed.
""' ''".' ' " -. :, t,,.a,. -, r,,,r,,..,or
All "::e "''''"' '".'"'" 90 - >'',''
I Which we have not presented. Is Su@-
.trstcd BY the policy Of the j. II O. Il.
; 4. IL This matter. II Is we'll known
r:%;.J ha. brru ,>rrl;uv its
!. ,. ;,,, n,o,
"re"' III" "'"re'o"' '''''"' ''~ "'