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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-05
NEW YORK, BOSTON.
and New England Cities.
22tO u Miles the Shortest Route
All trains run directly through to New York,
Va $40 MILES, without change Of coaches.

49, '"V MALt5, WITHOUT change OF coaches.
Prom and after February 18Th. 1889, Trains
VA leave il connection with a. Western limos, AZ
follows:
FROM cLEVRLAND--From Erie R ailway D d.
pot
$50 A. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, ar
Tves At Leay.ttsOurgh S.45a.m. Sleeping
coach from this pointto New York without
ohange). MendviIle Ito II. m, IIoruoIls
vile u ,. N. lsupb New York 7.40 u. IN.
Connects at Leayitssburgh for YOungItoEn /;
At MeSdvile for oil city; at Elmira With
Northern Central Railway for Harrisburg
aud tbs south, and az Jersey City with Nor
ming Express Train Of New Jersey Railroad
for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing.
ton.
4.I5 ?. NJ CINCINNATI EXPRESS, gundnvs
excepted, arrives at Lesvittsburgh 6.52 p.
m. McaiyilIc $50 =. IN. Sleeping coach
from this potntto New ork without ehans el
Ere4s last - ~GsqurhunnH g.t5.a IN, dine
-, Inunr, $40 =. ul., aIrIve ia New York
5ko =. AZ. connecting with Evening Express
Trains Of New Jprs.J la road Tor Phila.
dolphrl. Baltimore md Wa aingt0n.
g.4j +. 81. DAY EXPRESS, Saturday. executed,
arriving At HornelisyilIe us a. m, ibTeak-
Hsy, Great Bond 2.l5 3. m, connecting
WAN Delaware, LlckaWHuua and Western
Railroad Susluehlnua 3.o2 p. III. dine,
Turner's 80 J.. N. supper New YORK
10 ~ p. IN connecting with Michigan Elk
press Iraa ii New Jersey Railroad Tor
Philadelphia.
sleeping coach is attached 10 this train nt
CIeycianl, and runs through TO Hornvllsyi.I..
FROM DuNKIRk By New York time from
Union Depot:
1880 A. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL. from Duukirk .dai-
Iy, except sundays. Arrives at HOrueis.
vile 2.Oo IN. lilns), connecting with tho
80 a. m. Express Mail from Buffalo, via
lIornollsvIIla and via Avon, aud arrives in
New ORR a. 10 a. H..
lI6 =. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, from
Dunkirk running daily. Stops at Hor-
nellsyille sos p NJ, Sup. interesting with
the 2:jO p. VI. train from Buffalo, stopping
ond connecting rs above, arriving in New
York at 7:40 A. NJ.
Sleeping coach attached to this trail OF SAla.
mancA 1T 800 p. IN, RAINING through to New
York.
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

Essays for Young Men on tho interesting rala-
ton of Bridegroom TO Bride. in the institution
Of MsrrIege-a Guide to matrimonial felicity,
and true happiness. sentby mail in sealed let
ter envelopes free Of charge. Address, HowARD
AssorArI)S, Box P, Philadelphia, 20.
iAu2udw3m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-05

4 STRANGE HALLucISArIoN. The New
Orleans Piedyme gives the following &C.
count Of q strange halIucination which pos
sesses a Colored boy of that city.
\ colorsd servant boy, who has been in
the employ for many years Of one Of our
citizens, labors under a very peculiar haIIu.
Cnston. II seems that some years ago he
received a severe injury and since that
time has faucicd that he - two persons, one
master, aud the other servant. This
strange fancy, however, does not at all in.
pair hi3 usefulness; on the contrary, i, rem.
ders him most efficient. For instance, his
master will say, George, get the wine
George Immediately addresses his imaVina
~ servant, whom he calls John, saying
"John, You rascal, bring the wine, hurry up
sir hurry up don't be So slow and
rushing OF. will bring the wine, lattcriug
himself the while that he hns John under
excellent control. Sometimes, however, he
falls out with John, and has angry disputes,
which end not unfrcquenty by his running
into a cornerHud shaking himself cXclaim.
ing "Now, SIR, behave yourself and keep
quiet " He ia constantly conversing with
his other self, and never seems lonely or de.
spending.
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St. Cloud Hotel.

HNHIS new and commodious house, located
l. corner Of Broadway and Forty Second ST.
possesses advantages over all other houses for
the accommodation Of its guests. II was built
expressly for first class Family Boarding
House-the rooms being large and en- suit, heat
cd by steam-with hot aud cold water, and fur
nlshet second to none; while the culinary de-
Partment is in the most experienced hands,
Atordng guests an unequaled table.
One Of Atwoods Patent Elevators is also
Hmong the "modern improvements" and at the
service Of guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cars
pass the door every four minutes, running from
the City Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth
and Seventh Avenue Lines are but short block
on either side, aGordng ample facilities for COM
municsting with al the Depots, Steamboat
Landings. places Of Amusement and Bust ness of
the great metropolis.
MORE Il HOLLEY,
moh23d6m. Projectors.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-05
nrunn,s Life Tnvigoratnr.
OR REJUyENATING ELIXIR,
For al homogeneous Of the Urinary Organ, Il
gives
LIFE HEALTH ANn cTppEaTu


LIFE, HEALTH AND STRENGTH
90 oil Who use Il and follow my directions. IL
never fails 10 remove Nervous Debility, lupot,
eucy or saut Of Power and oil weakuoss arising
from excuses or IndissreIion, resulting IN loss
Of memory, unpleasant dream weak nerves,
headache nervous trembling, general lsssitude,
dimness Of vision, flashing Of the skin, which,
II neglected, Gill surely lead on b Insanity or
COnsump.iun When tho system is once affected
Il will not recover Without help, II must be in
Vigoratei and strengthened, to enable the suffer-
eT 70 fulali the duties Of life.
This medicine bias heon tested Tor many years
and il is warranted n certain ure, no matter
how bad the case may be. Hundreds Of certld-
cater can hS shown. Price, one dolIsr per bot
tie, Or six bottles Tor i've dollars.
Sold by all Druggists,
II you cannot procure il send statement Of
your case and enclose the money to Bryan Co.,
OF Cedar Street, New York, and it will be sent
you. On receipt Of Five Dollars, a bottle nearly
equal 10 seven ANAL ones vii be sent 20 any c1-
press Office la tuo United States, charges paid.
Private circulars ,snt on application. Enclose
stamp. dooZ li2tAwAwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-05

natohelor,a Hair Dve.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best 10 the
world; the only true and perfect Dye harmless,
reliable, antaneousi no disGppointnent no
ridiculous tIntsi remedies the III effects Of bal
dyes; invigoratcs aud leaves the Hair soft and
beautiful black or brown Sold By all Druggists
and Perfumers, and properly applied al the Wig
Factory, Is Bond 81. n. !.
apr25dly.
ITO REMOVE Moth Patches, Freckes aud Tan
L from the face, use Perrys Moth and Free
kle Lotion. Prepared only BY DR.. -. G. Perry,
Sold by all Druggists.
inch l6ie2ismv3m.
LOR BLACK WORMS and Plmples On the
L Pace, use Perry's Comedone aud Pimple
Remedy, prepared only by Dr. b. G. Perry, ~
Bond ST., Nov York Sold everywhere. The
trade slppIioI BY Wholesale Medicine Dealers.
inch lGleoIsmWGu.
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arandreth's Pills Va. Bleeding.

bleeding may give ease, because the blood left
has more room; but the ease does not last, and
!, followed by permanent weakness.
BRANDBETHS PILLS relieve the circula-
ton aud give ease more surely aud almost as
quickly as bleeding; but Brandreth's Pills never
hurt. and the good they do is permanent, be
cause they take only what the body and blood
ore better without. Purgation with these pills
viii he found
AUNIyERsAL CURATIVE PRINCIPLE.
l., the wise examine it's claims to their CONF
den.c Mrs. Hooker Of Barnstable Mass. WAS
cured ~ them Of st, Ntus's Dance Of fifteen
years standing. Ahrsm Van Wart was cured Of
internal tumor by the use OF Brsndreth's Pills
when ell other means had failed. Dr.. Brand.
rcih.s Office Brsnlreth House, New Norh
Sold b all Druggists. sPrl6dwlm.
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If you require a reliable remedy, use tho beet.
Or. I3Ivey's Female Pills,
have 20 equal. They are safe aud sure in ord
mary eases. Price, One Dollar per Box.
Or. ZEarvov,s Golden Pill

four degrees stronger. They are intended fOr
special cases. Price, five dollars per box.
Private circulars sent free. Enclose stamp.
II you cannot procure the pill enclose the mon
ey and address BRYAN & CO., 81 Cedar street
New York, and on receipt they will he sent well
iesei by return mail.
deo2td2tAw6wly
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Lincoln Monument.

Al a meeting Of the executive committee
Of the Lincoln Monument Association, held
on Saturday, there were present Messrs.
John Williams, Jacob Bum aud John T..
Stuart, The meeting being called for the
purpose Of receiving aud opening bids for
the construction Of the monument, the fol.
lowing we're received and opened
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Ai'eE an eAAmlhhuoD OF the various plans,
It was resolved that the bid Of W. y. Rich.
ardson, to erect the architectural portion Of
the monument for $l36,jj0, being the low
est aud best bid be accepted, sdhicct to the
ratification Of the association aud rcseryiug
the right Of modifying the specifications with
proportional increase or abatement Of the
sum paid The assets Of the association
ore about $lj0,OOO The work on the mon.
umeut will be at once commenced The
stAtuary is already contracted for, at cost
of SO, 900 -SWinlfeh lll) Register, Sd.
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye.

las your hair turned white with Sorrow
Would YOU have it brown to morrow
Then the ttnge you covet borrow
IrOm Che DYE OF CKLSTADORO.
, 1869-01-11
krHFkAs
Chicago. Aesin Ahead.

A. r.uai. and q. might hav' h"cn expected,
Ct. .caso1s aerlu ah.al We -rfcz 10 In: vcioct-
ptuc. In t1a,ElLE h7st-cla.a sea-, IN fart, a
CT w-.atrl Ct pl4 :tr sLr Gatdcu lily. II Isl
10 he ug dcset Cd that sbc 1cde the rsfoc> in The
dA- Of tia l!,1ia.t q, tf,at sac has riuctn much
e:Lcc: bat taa+ -nt r1o ,"u-es II ride Ia her IN
WY. nnu III q E1otttoE liza. Aer. FhEce'wtccled
yeo11. ece- we!e kuoxn III tcw IorS an tun-
dicd 1tar' spo, an. TtIe Il ought eo
dangerous to tie ea'ety nj iLr community. taat 1t
wa- d II, c: -os'sa"l" tp sls. an ordinance t,ro
llti' 'h:'r A:,n a-sIec m ;uh!i. tanEongn.
1a'... IN. :" -~ht. se.o, & e. J. claimed 10
cftte a1,lE tbaf MY sea's .Et thes "crr as e1m-
men IL tn: 5 ,e I. q! tulGnn. unccs 1h- title OF
Tnos as E - h,f
the II 1rese1s II !. -n1y fossil .usi,tn-
tien ie.tsea, Az. 1le'efo:.. nvs aetcr,ps p
lsna. = 'nsSust.. 'c ,oani fari.lsns
ii d Sew Workers. Chicago kneE al this, and
Therefore rs'u.rd to 70 lbto tcstaclcs ovcr an
uras1hIJ co+cart. ~hc also knew her-elf h,r
Capacity III tnor ana ou sA- ns-es vase Of
nj .irc lower and -he'.t Tor. ..d.d her ttnc. |,
has cone. one .e-pt'es the tfIee-wh&rlcd ast.-
cly, lsnchs tn- t~l-~ he ied cnnc. n to scorn,
a.d .eieteis Meu: ting >''siIEIe crsul!ercute.'
h.sbre 3lrc He cvt .'cnE a7f r-oo'h Avenues:
Crdina:J teioslpr % rlo.- th~lr royrs, for in
G>l:1nlc rum .ta1.s 1nem IN the fa:r. ''hicaRo
VIII ter ai,'r htye eacl1-1ve cun-ru OF the mat
kit III he trntde Iii e, ~ rae NJ. In pr7t's much
c>e15 thug e!st ekc has ctcs gtven her attention
to.
tie inventor Of Iii. ra vTeco!cd idea IL a true
lea, s.an. 1Hsrr g. If ,tIfLE 1tneed scarce
ly be remarked her that ctLE true .htcaga.p,
tt Ezs sou! nc led uEs. Nit 900 Z an ts 9th
elutt ef sixty m: atl hour viii do for the fast
Le pic Vi thl t,esd. u i'J and the ona wneeltd
wi Gle will n c7u" tsr II. der Re. W. have not
FEale to e[H2k n 3ct Etn Of shlt mact!nc, which
h8e bec,. urdrrFp1 roEnc erv tc.ts dnrI IA tbs
past frw dsyt. aro n" enl} trouhl e1ps,,enccd
70 Tar IL in incl r tnrne OIL aol- r'Ge u, a.
nj .1nfA ~ - IIn1d Il
c1td-ome fellow whose head II en tsray level
with Eie hair taltri caArL. In the midd c-Ehl
cngo III lccume She {. utr. ar0uLd which Il
pt.1rs srtncipcnc wn' sill rcToivc.
Wtrn tht. I. stcoml l.thsd. hicaco vii tur
cut q rn ~h' tlrn vylcc,pedr. Juung m 4n Of uu
aeuuRlltaLtc Mig luw engaged In snycutlp
ku:h nslhang.
, 1869-01-11

= :. Undss this state It 4fIai ) ~hcn ail ~ore
ha ~: and iunocentiy enjoying, them.
selves, father With wife, md sister
Wit L1olh,r, and friend With friend,
nd floor gave away With q era.h in me
centre, forming the letter 7, into the
mouth oi which this ynst concourse
cf humanity Has iudlscrhuinateIy tgm-
b1ed. tue large. iron column standing be-
tween the teeond and third doors fell 'r m
Its place. killing ana manning those Who n
were 50 Unfortunate ~ to be under it. The
thlsd door ssegea With The weight Of per-
sons ppop It, when It's central, and only sup
port, the Iron pillar, fell, but, fortunately for
the lives OF th' Sc n the room at the time. 1t
Of thr foor vas 30 great tpat the crowd b.
came intensely excited, and rushed vi d'y
towards tho doors. One old woman had
nearly all of her clothing striped
from her body, by The jam which
Was produced BY these who were cudcayot-
the first mom.nts Of terrible d,sm>y
had passed, those who had cscap d
injury at once proceeded to remove
the unfortunates who we're buried in the dc
bris Of the timbers and p1asscrfng. 0ne By
one ther were removed, some With lifu cx-
while others were faint aud helpless with
limbs broktn and bodies matmed. They
were conveyed TO- the PASTORS house,
the church and the dwellings, near IL
band. In viewing the basement NC
found as already stated the brick abut"
ment which supported the three toors sbose,
which was The fatal cause Of the disaster:
crushed to atoms to within about two feet
Of tue foundation. The bricks appeared to
be Of poor quality and very thlnlY spread
with mortar. At the time that the iron col.
unn fell Which rested on this abptment, two
t,rn. jF, I'M htY
that The brick actually crumbled beneath
the weight TINT WAS on them Fortunately
the FIRST dnoE Gid not fall. or they. with 9th
e1s, would have been buried In the ruins.
, 1869-01-11


a melting Q. tee Cook County Hcpu'l!cAn
Genital clab wae hid Ill TIE County Court room
lsat esVnsE ?. tho fiestdrut, Grnersl &. I. sRlo,
mon. III tho char. IT. astcu dance wns ycfy
lsrge.
The c1edc1tthls Of tna Ninth Ward dcl.patts
wcse rrettTcd and actep'cd and ,hr,r rsu,ss
,,'neth un ,hc roll
Mr.. oson taid tbss be was member Of \ ean.
dlIas!an 1aIucr tlnb. o.Eantzci In tEn Mali
Ntsn. and had hccn r.qur. 'cd tn attend the mrus-
}ng OF ttc cntFsl .1uo to Asrefnln wt,Gttl,s thn
clut uet entitled tu Representatives. lie thought
tley.we1e.
Tho EtestGeLi stated that tho club was com
1s,scd ot hepub.ic,n Of rsch wA-h without re-
gard 10 1'eancsr Or srENE,KaltnLs. k4eh ward
had held \ meeting An al ctch "thsrfn and m
Executive EuumI t.r. nd the rxpfcs :us stiyca OF
the dltTtftu ut watd. iormrn The sGbtfsl 'lub. liz
thonpht tho &C .ndtLnStste IT aha Siuth Ward
wulc n uauLb cLt.s1~4 10 representation A. auJ
eltbcr nationality. bat 'ha:tn. quesuon 0SEks u
hare heel ac'rieo hf the aa'd no"t..k
Mr, Ullop gttq he Ct NOT Hstrt1n tee ward M Ct
trg brcsusc he t,1 uo, s-c any notice OF II p7b-
i!sta d III th+ lpcr., .-. :
Tht stericett hln aa' kro~ whit the Central
Club eGud tn uru.F the e,itumrtanrcs.
Tor hnidit r = meeting Ii the with Ward cunld
be procured, sno II had 10 bs bel: *'h u ccFtaln
cscrit Lie cxlao nu alt nc lttpubllcsts In the
wpld {, knrw> snt tad i'rurd no,ecs 70 tho 9th.
RFF, 10 raprt. 1uu 1tsIE w.s Fe1y fAlE atfnud.
nnee. liz wts Do' scQaiiutcn ~l:h any OF shr
Heanuita tavtanp, did mt tank 'hcy nAd suy icel.
Inv IL the ms.tet, nnc therefore diu not Eotifs
thrn. ...-.-...
totlc Eltth Wat dtlrgA:lon.
MF. Jobnpnn uudc,sto"d Ms no not1"c Of tho
fuee.iuR bad beer puri,sbed. A ftw HepuhltanH
--IesidAg IN The yiclnity Of unson PAk had mol
, 1869-01-11
CREDiBfL(TY Of WITNESSES,
he Duty O Jurors in Judging
OF the Character Of Tea.
ltInoEy.

9he question as to the extent OF retpcct 10 be
pa:d to the verdict ofa Jury, whose main province
In case IL to judge Of thc cndioil!ry OF tss,i.
meDy. came up befor- Hon. Thomas Drummund,
Judge in the Ctrcutt Court OF the UnttcdEintee for
this district. III the case Of the United States r.
Enhho!d.
Thi. WIS euit brough. upon transportation
sond. E!cthold being the owner offs large guam
t!ty Of hiRhHlIee. e.lnK deslrons OF shipping
them 10 boldcd warehouse IN New YORK, gaye
u; diE the old la~ bono, con7ttloaed tha: tho
Wites shpuld be dLliycred Ut Il bondc1 warehouse,
Which was named. or TO the Collecto, OF tho
sl1ih Collection D'su,ct. On the tri4l Of
to he @ vas sheatr sSa.e n.d 'ss seen raed
fastn eneh delivery Of the htsh @i1cs 60 that ia
this action. the government could not recover the
sum OF 10, 10, The amonnt Of the tx secured By
The bond. The jury found thst there had becn
this delivery. ard ther.tn It differed from tnu
Court, who was of opinion that the testimony
Ills verdict coa'd only have been arrived ut by
the jury totally dtsoelicying the testimony Of vi.
Field. the ColIt tcsur at New York, and it became
tie ja11 in d,eeredn1ng = witness. He thus de
In. the duty Of Jurors IN tast r'gard:
Cour1 alwaYs tells tuT. thst the cred, 7ilily Of
testimony IL for thtm. YET the lnIy had M rieh.
to tect the testimony Of Credible witness upon
/. something in tie tesrtmony ot the witness IL
ECM CT there IL Other testimony In the c7se tend
INK 10 tnfo# doups upon the uuih OF hls State
me1r."
IN this Ease the only matter to throw doubt upon
Fields statement, the Gouft SAID. WAS tha. ono
l. Wis had unccTtaken to Erfce hun by handing
him letttr adGtessec to himself, Whf:h he rc-
questeu him TO deliver 10 Its proper address. con-
laining El.tGU, and which, Mr Field rays, be he
Ing thin engaged in eaAe=t CONVERSATION, he put
into hlB POCKET wt1tout looking at the a3tress.
DelEruants had urged that tnis WAS 81 incident
he Court thought lhat. before 1t bsd .na- eft Ct.
there should hc a complete undc:e'a-dlng OF III.
III FL Id, the extent of his enRFoaancut by the
cnnver a'iou, und full consideration of the cor
rubola:ed testimony 1ha. he money rendered a.
a bri.e waA Immediately returned with marks OF
lLdtgna;ion. The Court thunghL therefore,
that there was no warrant fuE the jury to
dlsert dir this testimony. The more fo-c!olJ did
tte Coutt eei thts, because Of the amount Of loss
to ihc goycrhtncnt. an oecantu tue testimony
Strongly pointed to Elchnolh, the uEE.1 Ut the
wtres. The principal on the bond. and tre gov
ernuent debtor al one oi the ln-tfumcnts ~
Hhlth the cor diiinn OF the bond w-s tsaded.
The Court granted new ttikl, the jury having
hurelciole found fer DEF. Ldanta.
, 1869-01-11

and completed The orpartzluon Of the ward club,
w,tkout tro'c 'lsin9 10 tno northern part 0! the
waio IL owing any thing at III about It. uc Eas
IN faTur OF referring It to tthe delegation Of the
ward. ...-
Mr Cleavc. said that tho central club vas com.
rc<ed OF ofdccrs Ct ward clubs without ttpupc-
ZION OF nationality. Anv one. whether = frc1gurr
or nstive. wae untitled to teAL provided he Il
atlcttsd by tre elub me tug Of his ward. Be
could not Fec hnT rcaxop y ~ the matter should
lot be referred 10 the delegation.
for. ana II w4S aXrced To.
1hc Committee en hceolutfors ncd Ry.lags re-
ported a constitution and ty.lawi which wete
tascn up by tecttons. and, aftos somc important
auer tmcnte wae adopfcd u 4 whole
A lenft thy dlecustion then follt wed In reference
10 allowing tho delegates Of til. Ninth " ard 10
vor. \ motion That the set!tn uf the club IN
otoc1trG their oamts 10 be added to the roll be
1rcorsldcrrd was lost. N~
The Prus,dcui ssattd that charter hsd been
etsnfed 10 tevelal prominent keou nltcans tucor-
pttat1ne The Chicago Union clnb no1se Aeao-
Cation" a great many g1n'lcmcn had epok.u
10 him in reftteLts to the matter. nud he bad no
DOUBT mary would contribute Of their means to
erect tuttable hnld,ng. The orgaulzn. ,on
should take It in bnrd and appoint I Soumlt,, {
TO the p1opitesJ Of phi ceedang ander ihe
cha'tcr: Plans hsd already hrcu prcparod.
Mr. Herr1ck Eoscd lh4t Il be referred 10 the
1ret14etI ana Vice TIetldetts. Agreed TO-
The meettrH then adjourned
, 1869-01-11
The Lox ucn Rfc<H O. the FTeSadentse
HTf

NAeAaE3s
The l.nudon papers prfut the full ext OF
the Presidents ntssagc, and discuss 1t In
leading articles. The 7infs says: IT he ar
rival Ut tue text OF the Presidents mes sage,
aud an account OF the Incidents of | = recet.
t!on, explain the mysterious Statements
which have been sent IFS by tho Ati1ctt.c
telegraph. The extraordinary announce
mcnt that the Senate hud refused TO aIlo =
the Presidents message to 10 he read IS
sumts different character when the real cir
cumstances Of the case ire explained, sud the
resolution affirmed os the House IT acpre Gu
tativcs. protesting aca'rst population IN any
form, tar ffOm being nn tllc assertion uf ihl
homes which mcn Of honor could nut sup
pose would be imrugned, was, though vague
In expression. get jus'ihao'e, VIC may al.
most say necessary, teFly on tbs part ol
the Legislature to the s"n ltucuts which had
been addressed to them. Tue truth Is t int
Mr.. JahnsoD's message exhibits the tn Its ot
his character In their wprst forms. The last
that tht ord Of his term was At hand eecms to
have lntun.itlcd his s1nbhornncss. ana 10 hnvc
provoked him tn ffcsh assaults upon the t.G.,.
i.ature. fMurc than tLls, lie took occaalon.
though perfectly hwarc that no word nc cou' i
sny would recommend any proposal. even 'ae
plunge into thu nos' a'sstru;c questions Of
| ilnanrtal lcgts alton. and 10 prnIs,se course
| oi draliug With thc public creditor which
would scarcely diftr f,om uudlssuiscd rern'
| dlAttnn.''
| The Star sa,a: It Il no casy TO rutfsc
| will, dignity lin, 10 excuse can bc accepted
ior = public man husr last dcllserancc Il
h,cohcscns, indccn OTIS. mud lud!ceous: Mr.
Andrew joi,ntol'n meas 4eo viii GO lar 10
junihs thy hostility III Congress townrd hsn
hitherto considered tl,at il wps pushed Il
nh extreme. We hear tuuch Of pvstonal gov
| errmtnl In FRINGE, whrrr tiir kclrrt lou ii u
tntmher oF tAc Legislative t'odY for ,ntntstc
r,nl ollcu has jutt Mcn wc1c ,tnca mos
| gratifying Sci, toward II Guns itutIoflat ~ys
lem hu4 even inthe Unlleu SiatrA gorrr,,
mtnt must b. admitted 10 b much too rer
sonal, ha long NJ tho nnn,l-al bead Of IL,
State has tho opportu ily ol issuing Us n ua
t!unal document what is simply An attack Il
the Congrs&s which rcnd"rs him rowcrtcs.
tM1iryH
, 1869-01-11

The following Western pateLts wcra issned
rom tic U1tted States Patent ONCE, for rhc
Hcek ending December ~. 1858, as reported by
Q. l. ttaplu, Patent Solicitor, Cuisago, I'll:
FOR ILLINOIS
t'oneresc Block Harh1nr-I. Dodge. Chicago.
Paint ton.po.lton-R r. 1llnas, ~h,ea.o.
t'Lr oEake-J. u. M.tore. chlcAsu
Foldt,g lnurve-W. II, Lo'z. hlc:go.
MakirE ec1cw Nut.-F Thu. It, 'n,,:seo.
CnnbiTed l ank and Elost A'fachncn ~ Cook
ing StGvc.-t!. y. Gt1'ct1, ChteaEo.-
nlseh.m!!t's Fe.r;n, r,...as y. 1a1s, :.,ls,S L.9a
t3str-u. ". linFdv. Ahlntdon.
tomlos't'o lor Pf.teryitg EEgs-NancT Fat.
LAID toiier-R. sam,irnsa, Ic,,c..
Cloth s,utt!c itr Sswin: nfaGhInca-W. Carpen-
Nrsih,-t:. f. t;rilY1t,. Hn.erli1e.
lit Air Siosc-M. bchc1el. IT. Jacob.
ull,valrr-r,J J. e.. llst *tt't. V"rk laland.
Water Wheel-D. l. Bartlett, X tckfJr1.
kI1rsMe-J bull. t.l'tnuFp.
CnulntuCl aecu enwrr amt iiarfo "A. uallam +,
MAblnnnth,
Whi,lic:rcc AHschment-L. Nancy. ". Morga au.
uliisHiar--J. a Falnler. Monmouth.
Nnt,r Elrynt ri. L. Nail-rY. Elsa,A.
t'aEg Flow II. u. Woh'. Shr.hKau 4.
run ~tlrrhslH.
ttu.t-c. ". Bte. er. II l.t,lc.
RrsHtvlrv f4nttnw MA tniIlvator Etm31uCd-
4. u. rkfprf trr. MndtPon.
tNf1rr ful-~a u FIN h, M'lwnHsrr.
Mud'eal cotppuund-'. NJ. Hughes, Mennmo
Wash isoihF-I. II Arrlrv. tiuason.
rrjuritcEc-n. A. W. u'i. Aanitow"c,
NH iln'apr-J. 4. ~. inf,lns, K''okhk.
FnslrLiNt Md >iE, hK AeuthK for llorae CDllhtI
L. ltnlhansh NaHhthstun.
llre t.lse-s. L.. Itch tsdrnh. M"hatrt ray.
Dc.,rc for supporting Wagon 4"ngucs-'. y
lluuck, lava Ciy.