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CTATE OF LOUISIANA, CITY o

- OreaBs-be IL knOsn that, the nineteenth day OF
December in the Lord thousand eight nun
dred and sixty eight and Of the Independence OF the United
States OF America the ninety second
Before me, EDWARD IVY, q notary public In
and for city parish Of New Orleans State Of Louisiana
aforesaid duly and qualified and in presence
of The witnesses named and undersigned person
ally came and appeared the parties whose names are
beTeuI subscribed. who declared that avaing them
selves Of the privileges of the laws Of the State of Louisiana
in such made aud provided they had c0venanted and
agreed and by these presents covenant and ond them
selves and those whom they represent, to form them
selves into and constitute Corporation for Charitable
and Benevolent purposes under the obligations stpula
tions and regulations following tO-wit:
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ARTICLE SECOND.

The doic and psc Of business OF this Corporation shall
be located 10 the CITY 81 New Orleans Its objects and
shall be limited to the creation OF such sys-
tenn o. ing fana either by monthly quarterly dues
or by contribution herwe; said fund TO be applied for
the relief OF the present and future a cted members 81 the
Association, for The general benefit OF such persons
may become members Thereof well for the special bene
h advantage ard mansna and support of the Ass ca
ton Its affairs shall be governed and managed by Board
Of Deci seven humber Of the Itch Board
sha be elected az the general meeting OF the AssO
citation The said Board shall have the power nomn-ts
and employ all officers may be and the
PRESIDENT shal be the whom all citations other
legal proofs eginst e Association, in which 1t may be
concerned, shall be ssved
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DENsACOLA observer.
PUBLISHED rRI-wEEKLY BY WIN. KIRK 4 CO.

subscription-rwelvs months, s.; nx months S. In "a
This lsng established journal becomes very desirable
Al tkis time In Of the fact that Pensacola Il eHecng
her railroad communication with the Northwest and
hecomins 4 point Of interest TO enterprising men
n IA devoted 10 the Development Of the material
tere<ts Of the State Of Florida and In It's local de-
naytrsnt devotes TO the Lumber
And Timber trade growing mp its vicinity oth
commercial items which TO the careful reader win indicate
ms natural advantages Of Psnssco
e . port Advertzsemsnts solicited
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THE ARroS PIANO FORTE.
GRAND rRIUNPH ovEB ALL oTHEK PIANOS In
EUROPE AND AMERICA.

IRE AKrOF PIArO FORTE declared By the Judges
Fair the American Institute held In September and
October exhibition, and after
test trial. ordered By the American Institute with the Pianos
ofthe successful exhibitors the arts Exposition ds
clsred Judges the Piano them.
AGENTS WANTED First-class and responsible Agents
wanted every city end town where have not areRdy
pointed them
Send for cireulsrs, price list terms, etc
Mandatory an6 Marerooms, lH and lSg Bovery,
Delaney street New York MANNER a Co
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ARTICLE FIRST.

The snd title o. the said Corporation shall be the
OUACHITA PtLORS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIArtOs.
under which they shall have aud enjoy succession and
shall have the right and be capable Of holding receiving
purchasing and conveying and personal property they
shall have the caS3c TO and be sued in the Courts Of
this State under their corporate they shall have the
right to adopt corporate SEAL make and adopt such rules
and bylaws for their they think
provided the 10 rot contrary the Constitution and
laws Of this State and Of the United sates sd 70 prescribe
the and elnd ms upon wnich additional members
this IL corporation khall be admitted.
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LOTTERY.
D EAI ESTATE LOTTERY.

REAL ESTATE LOTTERY.
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS
WORTH OF REAL ESTATE,
LOCATED IN THIS CITY,
To be Disposed of by Lottery.
The drawing of this Lottery will take place las soon as tn
tickets Sold under the charter Of the
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Granted BY the Legislature of the State in 1868 and which
embraces In its Scheme some of the MOST VALUABLE
PROPERTY IN THIS CITY. tO-wis;
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL. now open to the public and
doing business.
THE FURNITURE OF THE HOTEL
THE OLD CITIZENS BANK.
THE DWELLING. STORES AND wARERooMs, Nos.
n6, lis and 40 Royal street, adjoining the Hotel
THE DWELLING AND BUILDINGS NO IS ST. LOuis
street, opposite the HOtel
THE ST. LOUIS HOTEL FARM, BUILDINGS AND
IMPROVEMENT
SQUARES AND PARTS OF SQUARES OF HIGHLY
CULTIVATED GROUND
1e Prizes... Tickets $40.
For full and particular description Circular which
will be sent postpaid any desiring IT, ard all orders for
Tickets viii receive prompt attention by addressing
o. E. HALL,
St. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans. La
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oFyIOs, rs soRTH THIRD STREET. 81. LoUIs. NO
WIN solicit Pstsns and prosecute Patent Suits and old
jsctsd elains Expecting 10 reap profits such W
obtain patents FIRST application for barely what costs
ana having been business for time
hled to shape claims 70 avoid Infringement An husf
ness attended 10 promptly-sdvice ffes IN cassA
Best Of city references given vhss desired.
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IA EENAl*@aECE LoUzsIAsAIHx.
rRw oRLEANsjFREScH WEEKLY OF "a PAssk
Dsvotes he Southern Interests
~ Zen Years Of ExisisnceJ

ug most scuuux,bs publication iAriIsx ana esgnsr,
peopie whc prscsc esegAat French lsnsaAgs reviews
nborstely the pos events Of the the situation
the country Orleans American press interesting
.cts N Louisisna agricultural and affairs
tSseommuny price current the theatrical sorees
hssrary scaf &c productions OF the day gives
~r.t variety k@ul tacts Instructive
anecdotes and al ~ OOuD'sss hr's class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: 50 rKB ASNUx
On. "A ,aers lila RENAISSANCE are edited On %
columns and the .ertsemsnts are Sc eonsPeaoHsy de
nls-i wth r.adius each that h axes tha
arnsl en-. 81 the 80 advertising mediums Of the South
JOB Printing done al sngus<s& Cozu street. cerno
aKsehsNss lnsy, Hsv orisanA
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No More CopsIba and Cubeps,
GRINAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
MATIOO vEGETALIs.
whers medicines failed these preparations
viii always These insure rapid and extraordinary
cure and chronic Of private dsesse
They used In the hospitals Of Paris by the celebrated Dr.
Rcord found greatly superior to all hitherto known
remedies and Oopabe and Cubebs The injection
used In recent and capsules In more chronic cases.
Syrup of Peruvian Bark and irens
PREPARED BY
GRIMAULT co.,
Chemists 70 r. I. H. Prince Napoleon, Paris
This medicine presents agreeable form, the active
principles Peruvian the best Of oncs combined
Iron the principal bases Of the blood II Is pre-
scrbed by the eminent physicians Of Paris to
Chorosis sckness to facilitate the development OF
Young females and restore health and vOr the system
general IL rapidly the distressing stomach
plants by snemia and eucOrrhea which ladies
reguarizes and facilitates the dow Of the
catamens and Is also excellent for pale, Emphatic and
scrofuOus children Lastly excie the Appetite
DIGESTION and is extremely beneficial to all whose
blood has been impoverished by illness, long and dicut
convaescence The effects Of this Syrup 81 certain
and speedy
Depot General In New Orleans st
Y. DUC0vGE'S,
80 Chartres strsat.
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EUbCATIONAL.
yyAsHINeTdN COLLEGE, yIrcIx1.

THE SECOND TERN of the cu,,.,, ....,..
Ton college zen. n r. LEE President, begins ON p sr
sue nnues to the end Of June students
entering Ior Inis YER, pay halt the usual fees
Toe oIeesLAoh o ~ Colleges complste an the usua
depaIsmehts Q, Ashutnfe and Scientific Educaton with
un Corps on and Assistans addition 10 the
AND MINING EkG4EERING and din.oro. 20 10 WI VI
In this school "'e eo"'efreo
The & GLIsH LAt GUAGE also IL rraas a d,s.,n., a.
thorough branch Of sttdy " ~ = NA''uSs ANU
The SCHOOL OF law IA In eharea NJ Ird.o rohr u
Brochenbrough L. L. n ~sS "0"u W.
The entire expenses r the term need not ex.e.d am
catalogue sodiess +. O. GORDOr,
Clerk Of Faculty,
Lexington Va
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY OF
MEDICINE
BURN du Buisson's Iodide Of Iron and Man.
gancse Pills.

treatment OF chlor0tc crouous affections e always
ong tedious with the usual preparations Of on which
unequenty fail owing to the stomach not being able TO
support them The researches of Professors Hsnnon Of
Brusses Gensoul aud Petrequin Of Lyons Berzeus and
Trousseau Of Paris have demonstrated that this lamentsble
failure owing the absence of Manganese which, well
essential element of the blood These Pills
therefore, supply important deficiency therapeutics and
have received the appreciation Of the Academy
Of Medicine and the principal scientific bodies They
with certainty Of against Chlooeis Green
SckBess Stomach Complaints Poverty of the Blood and IT.
regular Menstruston and preferable 20 the pills Of odde
HonA
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MEDICAL.



How everybody can expense have all kinds Of pain
removed inftany Scores Of people visiting ~ Csrop.
deet street and generally surprised the wonderful effect
OF ALOUD called PAIN PAINT which applied the
face Of the body wherever pain exists as BY magic all pain
lies instantly This remedy is harmless water and be
used In the delicate Old aches and rheumatic
pains Of every leave the first application VOL
CoTTs PAIN PAINT has created great excitement IN
New York the country. Folks hail with delight
the advent OF Pain Paint Sold 50 Cents 81 IS
. '''' D'''''' JOHN GRAVES,
21z Carondelet street, sole Agent.
DOPEs CURE FOR COUGHS. COLDS
ASTHMA, ETC
In ali Diseases the Throat Lungs requiring the
81 mild soothing and decidedly efficient remedy, this
psrston may used by persons Of all ages, from ths in
FAINT mewng puking in its arms" to where "he
sixth sge shifts into the lean and sppered pantaoon with
much prospect relief from any formula In pharmacop
PoPE's CURE FOR COUGHS has been used in this
city for over years. with increasing demand is put In bot
ties at 75c. each. Tryh. JOHN H. POPE,
Druggist. corner jackson and Prytania streets.
Sold also by JOHN DxBENNEvILLE, Druggist corner
Camp and Poydras streets
EACrs ! xes. \. k.ns. : acIlsnss,, 10. 20
you ~ ss g. Gov for the kasHc
s ss 5s rs excite e
sysy had occasion 70 ascertain their Beneficial
elect remain gentlemen very rsspecssttuy your nos
have examined ths patent You hold for the msnnscuro
Nakon Bitters nothing in the ingredients thereO
taken in inOrdinsts quantities. Indeed I nothing b. 10
TS1I M.saSs Bitter. xAsa , SsSs s1;%IasS not
ns Tsa 70 A''' who I'm want sHPis
A BOOK ron THE UNroKrUNATE
j. BALDWIN pUErs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASES, ImpOtency, Loss Of Power Nervous Debility with
Notes Impedmsnts Marriage should be BY al
HnD'nhs BALDWIN AL " R1 p q FTsso'p' - 'sh
New Orleans Medical Institute
where all private diseases successfully treated
CPECIAL TREATMENT OF UHRosIu
- DIsEAsEs-DR- DE BAUssET viii take charge Of and
guarantee 70 cure the following chronic viz Secret
Dyspepsia Cherose Liver Diseases Of the Urns
O'CLOCK n till p NJ at his Office corner Of Orleans and BOur
bon streets Residence, No. "A Dsuphne street
ne. II. wILHOFT.
PHYSICIAN AND AOOoUCHEUR.
once and Residence No 200 Bsronne Between GIrod and
Julia streets
NEW ORLEANS, La
Once HOur.-FrOm Il n to O'Clock r. Il Speciality:
Female Diseases and Obstetrics
ERENCn MEDICINES
-PRKPARKD BY
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
SRUE RICHELIEU. PARIS
Asthma, Oppression. Byspnee.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDIOA
PREPARED BY GRIxAvLr 4 Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS
Recent experiments in France England Germany have
proved thet these sovereign remedy for the
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PlANOs--s{sEwINe MACHINss.
A GENTS wANTED.

A GENTS WANTED.
SIS TO 500 PER MONTH";
Or q commission ton which twice that amount can be
made ny selling the Latest Improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE-Price. SIS.
For Circulars and Germs address
@. BOWERS CO..
a2l South rhird Street, p iladephia. Pa
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LoUI"IANA tate sEMrHAKr.
YEAR All xANDRIA. LOUISIANA.
Founded and So ported by the State of Louisiana

Sns nsxt Session tgns September tn 1858, and
June Oth, 1859
fACuLTr-Uoness full CORDS Of Instructors in al
branches Of Science taught In the
Colleges and Universit'es
CouRsz srUpY-smbrsoes Q Preparatory and an Acad
emc Department. ncsding Literary Scientific and OPP
tional Course SPECIFY School Of Civil Engineering and
Commercial School
TERMs-F0r all EXPENSES, except clothing s0 s2O4 pay
able In advance balance in equal payments January
April LIST
Cadets received at time during The session. and chArg
RON date Of entrance.
Address d. p BOYD supe-trt-,dar.
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On september 18th, 1868 KIRBY SMITH with q corps Of
assistants qualifications of the highest order win
open, 81 Newcastle, KsnsucSy,
MILITARY ACADEMY FOR BOYS.
Newcastle located healthy grass region Of
Henry county, equi oan Oour miles from the Louisville
Frankfort and Lexington and the Louisville and Cincinnati
Railroads. connected With each by good maeadamsed pike
and two hours travel by rail from Louisville.
The Academy buc ngs owned by himself Of modern
Construction admirably adapted for school purposes and stu
suburbs OF the The standard Of education
will thoroughness In every branch be determined
impartial and ting The discipline will
be strictly military requiring punctusity and preuptness In
the performance of eyey duty The domestic department
will be conducted wit and hbesty, to the
health comfort and oohtenent Of the scholars The scho
nste session divides into two terms Of twenty each
the first September 18th. The charges
everything excepting uniform books ard medical attend
will be three hu 1red seventy five dollars In u s.
currency for the emit session Of forty weeks payable in
equal BstAens OF st the begnning Of each OF the
session No deductik from charges will made
absence during the 4rn, In protraced sickness
honorable discharge ID then tuition fee of $50 per
current VIII be 4 ,uired
Uniform furnished N the most reasonable Books
and stationery Losvle prices As the number Of pupils
limited those wst 70 places in the Institution
should apply at In thus making his nanent resi-
dence In Kentucky an devong himself the education Of
s youth the Prnc hopes TO have the cooperation Of his
friends in this COmmoi wealth.
For further informs, ION address e KIRBY SMITH.
Students will te Eminence the Louisville
and Frankfort Rairo silence emnbusss will convey them
20 Newcastle f. K =
ALBEIT LYONS SCHOOL FOE soxs.
rHATAwA. T3KE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
New ORR PANS and Jackson R.IlrOadl
/
Circulars may be sjbsained application 10 RoBERf
PIrKIE. ESQ., Is at Is Camp street. New orlsanE
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MH& 9. H, fALDwELL.
rEAonEf OF ALL BRANCHES
a Thorough hprii'h Education. ,aoder'
Laaxtages and Music,
DRAsNe vocal ''' 'n''''H'n'A
LsNDsCAPE AND PoRTRAITURs
st5sngers Hotel,
70. l2s chtrtres Street, New orlesna
ExrEKxNcxs.
Rev. Oh. Lescoe<, Few Orleans, La. Pref 8. e. Dixon
charleston, .. c.; 40n- Trasnond Landry, Louisiana;
hon Judge Simon, Few orleans Prof. I. L. Caldwell
fransylvanis University.
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CLxRxs OFFICE UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT,l
December j, 1858.
In Bsnkrupcy-Ths notice issued from this ONCE that
JOHN THORNHILL has fled his petition To be declared
bankrupt partner Of r w. Esn was issued through
mistake 1t should have been Henry ThernAll
Mr. John Thornhi has applied the beneet Of the
Bankrupt Law, ,ory r. ,,.-.
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ERENCm MEDICINES
-PRKPARKp
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
gRUE RICHELIEU, PARIS
Asthma, Oppression. Dyspn@e.
INDIAN CIGARETTES OF CANABls INDICA,
PREPARED BY GRIxAULr Co., CHEMISTS, PARIS

Digestive Elixir OF Fepsine.
GRIMAULT CO., CHEMISTS, PAKIH
PEPs1NE the latest scientific discovery Dr. Corysart
MUSICIAN his majesty the Emperor Of the French is the
Juice ITSELF rather the digestive principle purified
which digests food In the stomach When by
other the supply of digestive fluid is small the inevitable
bad digestion gasttis gastras nam-
nation Of the coats of the stomach and bowels heart
ptuite, anRmia loss Of strength and n femalesl
chOros The Elixir Of Pepsine which sanctioned By the
appreciation Of the Paris Academy Of Medicine speedily
al such Diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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GENERAL KGkBY sMITH's
MILITARY ACADEMY.
Al Newcastle,
HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.

On september 18Th 1863 KIRBY SMITH, with a corps Of
Assistants whose Qualifications Of the highest order, vii
open, 81 Newcastle KfnsucGy,
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Commercial yntruigenfe,
CRrscrs- orrrcn. No. % o.xr ss1raxr, Z
7hrirs day EveninR Jan 81, 1f69.

1hurs day Evening. Jan q, ls19. :
CoTToN-OwiDg to the inclemency off the
weather to day outdoor business Of almost Every
kind has been partially or wholly suspended.
There has been but little if any let up in the Cot
ton market, however, and with continued encour-
aging advices from Liverpool and New York; sales
OF $500 bales have been effected at fuftftr adj
vance Of 30lc. u ID. We have again revised our
figures, and would now quote ordinary st asa
ESQ, good ordinary 264026lc., low middlipg 274
@27ic., middling 2s@2s3c. and strict middiing
nominal
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September l. lsss.............. $500
Received previously 5279I
S2s,I5f
Exporteo previously. 4O 55i 4Os $50
Stock on hand and on shpboard O99
10 dnrr idod rrir
, 1869-05-30

s'Prosestant mind will DO Immediately
" dispelled BY the light which will radiate
" from the city os God through the coun-
eli Of Bishopa assembled about their
"auguat chief; ut it c1pecta "a great
number Of conversions among those a.
ready partially enlightened" 1t argues,
however, that men will be forced "to meet
the Catholic question fairly md squarcly,
"snd no longer be able to hide themselves
behind vague platitudes md unlneaning
"generalitiea. They win be obliged to
give IN account Of their own syatems,
"which they pnt forth MS Substitutes fol
the Catholic religion, and thus undergo
"the crucial tests Of logic, history aad
critical science"
As the " "ulimste result" Of the council,
speaking for themselves, the editors Of The
Hor3d cannot doubt that "evesythinQ
"like orthodox or positive Protestant
ign" will be crushed into dust
between the two opposing forces Of Cathc-
hcity and infdality, and that, rs to the re-
suit Of tho contest between these two,
"these arc reasons both for fear and for
fshope." The same authority does not an
ticipate any serious conflict between the
hierarchy Of the Church and the sovereign
power, aud asserts that at no period Of his
tory have the hierarchy been more united
than at present.
A part Of this subject it may be added
that tho Catholic Church recognizes hut
- - fof1c,e,
, 1869-05-30

The New Orleans Commercial Conyen-
ton, If not very potent in turning the
channels ct trade wrong-end foremost, at
least prodzced couple Of fi1st~claas puns.
The convention Was presided over By Mr.
Chaunces L. Filley, Of St Louis. Mr., FL
Icy opened the convention With few re-
ma1ks- Said Mr. Fi1ley:
u 1sd oecazisu+ . short nme ago, to talk TO the
ctiEcas OF New 6Eleana upon this cereal mo|s-
nent; and 's< eta1 1noTesaent at the present
Tho of6cial reports inform us that thio
sally was received with bursts Of laughter
No wonder: Encouraged by this, Mr.
Filler, after a Erief iute1missiou, let of
the following:
"st PAM, At The ufper end ot the Mississippi
nas hssetotore taksd Of ..3lsosd, te tsto sapH
| up ihst risef and ship II acEoss By tho Superior
| route Well II might be suptvsor route for I'VE
| Of the scAso1-"
MIR. Filley il evidently ona Of that ctasa
Of citizens who never allow business to
interfere with joke. Otherwise he would
have remembered that the Mississippi River
at st. Paul is ice-bound. just as many
months every rear ss Lake Superior is, and
that when both nte ice-bound it is as dlm-
cult to sail down to Now Orleans as IN,
other way.
II pnns are still in order We beg leave Il
reprint one from the works of Tom Hood
in which an ignorant Enslishmsn is aap-
posed to be inyeighing against the languag
spoken on the other side Of the Channel
He says, with burst Of honest indignation
tsTncY can their chAscs Chairs,
Tney cali their letterH bi4Ii<a,
They call thelr Dothers Htare3,
And al tnelr daughters filueys."S
, 1869-05-30
TIE INCOME TAX-L1eT


Some month"; ags, 4nmeroos mercaants md
other business men ot Chicago memo11altzed the
sersq1 dsS IT r.; pf hs eiy % aesn
the Internal Revenue Assessor Of this district
under the Federal lar. Tbs object of tho memo
save Their ptasate business atfairs fsoin public eI +
posurc In resporse to the neuorlal!sta. The pro-
pr1s,oss Of tne daiiy newspspess in Chicago sub
from the publication Of the fsi, n sccordaace
With the deAtfe OF tE- memostallstA
The Chicago Ettasna Jo.u nal vtolated this witt
te agreement, on yesterday. By the publication
Of partial list Of the incomes OF Chicago business
men, extracted from the Chicago correspondents
Of = SeW 1oEf paper, p!efactne the extract with
Ihs list q ineones q CheAso's money making dts.
e. s. ss 81 x e
esaentaIy found the failowts4 tn Ctease letter ID
Tne fa!schood consists d tie % allegation ,hs. the
" @ q Incomes has been "suPpseased By the Of
The extract IN the Chicago Evening .Jouraal Ia
literally reproduced from the New York paper,
eaye that in the New York paper the income OF
&c. |. Wilson, Of the .Lourno{,, Is set down At
~. 1lb whereas IN the Chicago Exatn3 Journal it
IL set down at &l0,115-the former amount being
the true retuFn-the man Wilson seeking to make
hss income appear $4,000 greater than 1t In fact
Nc leave the ytolator Of his written agreement,
In this CASE. to such treatment IA the merchants
and other business men Of Chicago, whose con-
to denl out to him. The least that they can decent
y do with hin is to withdraw every particle Of
their patronage from him.
an agreement, Of whatsoever kind, 70 which the
Chicago Etsntng Journal shall be party Its per-
ndy Is simply shameful, disgraceful, and without
shadow Of Justification
Our understanding is that the above state
meut is strictly true, notwithstanding the
partial denial in the Journal Of Inst evening.
We hope the Collector Of Internal Revenue