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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27

- DROP in to Kaler, Bowen & Merrlrs, No. 8
Free street Block. and see those large Pheas-
ant Breasts they are selling for % cents
Those Nobby Hats for cents. ~
=. Those large White Nubias for % cents.
That big line of Nobby Handkerchief.
Those nice French Flowers 10 cents
Those beautiful fancy Feathers they are sell
ling so cheap. ,4ttH u i "a y T~A
Those Children's. .Corsetsa for 81 cents and
SI.1o. nov25dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27

ON the 18th inst, a leather Portmcnnaie, IN or
" near the stairway OF No. 1884, Congress street,
Cushman BLOCK, containing an apount OF monsy-
and papers. .'i"'
The finder will be rewarded by returning tito -
no27.st = L. J.CoLE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27

A FACT WORTH KNow1NG.-That Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Coats and other Rubber arti-
Giles can be repaired in neat substantial man.
ner at Halls Rubber Store under Falmouth
Hotel. IF
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27
Wanted
l. O - II

A SITUATION by young American girl, TO do
IA table work or assist in hou e work.
no97sst Apply at this ONCE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27

TIOdMoNs AND HAYES, Nos Is and 16 Market
Square have the best Oysters in the market.
Delivered free at any part of the city at only
40 cents per quart. Call and order your Sun
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27
THE PR ESS.
Saturday Morning, November 81, 1869.


GOLD CLOSED in New York last night at
LA 34a 124 rs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27

SentTtT use, are aIsU pT5eCIfVeu " I'' w.
lealng phvsic an.
For sale by " S whittier. Retail price % So
t46 Washington ST., Boston, Mass, orders Tiled
with dispatch. nozIly
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27

Manufactured, sold and put mp by the Maine Gas
CarooIizng Co. "Ss
C. E. BACHELOR & Co., AGENTS
Portland Office, at LEVI s. BROWNS STORE
Corner Federal and Temple SITS. nnI5snTf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27
FRONT Office to let over Perkins candy stor.

1 GREAT emergencies develop great men. So
the existence of disease ard suffering will call
into use the best remedies. DR.. Warren,s
Cough Balsam comes therefore to be the favor
lite of the people everywhere. .. .--.--
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27
SPECIAL, NOTICES.,
THE WOODWARD
Gas Cas'bOniser. Purifier,
and -EcOnonaiser

BETTER LIGHT, LESS HEAT. No s,,o,-r
DECREASED CosT, AND PURE ATMos-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27
BOarders Wanted.

TWO Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
i in a small pr'vale family, Pleasantly located IN
the West IN part or the city. .-
Address III !" Press Office. no27d3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27
FOR EIGN PORTS
SPOKEN.

Sept "a. lat 10 n, Ion ~ W. ship 0thcllo Greentsf
from Philadelphia Tor San Francisco.
loI New Orleans. ,-. : =
Nov l5 lat 30 oG lon e 81, barque Savannah, from
Sombrero Tor Philadelphia, II days out.
Nov %, no lat. &c, sch Frank q Nellie OF. Rock
same dav.)
No date. lat 46 % N. Ion IT SO w, the ."Arcber,"
from CallaO for Cork.
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TO l. r. II.

HOUSE in Dyer's Block on Hanover Street. con-
~ tanning IL rooms, arranged Tor two families,
also, one tenement in same block, rooms low rent
to good tenants. Apply TO
.7 Afford DYER,
27s Market Square.
Nov. 16, 80. nov17dsntf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27

A SITUATION as partner in some established
~ bus ness, bv a Young man with 50 900 cash cap
ital. Grocery OF Dry Goods preferred. Address
JANE, MADISON, :.
nov27dtws PORT and p O.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27
The Electric Disis.

~ A neat selcaetiug alloy -electr'que
Ito be worn on the body or limb
~ If a plaster:--a very superb
= or remedy fer many a fsme OF
weak back, stomach. side or hmhf
for cold rber maiisD, nervous
couch, atony, pain or palsv.
These SIMPLE disks are easy
u medica e1eci ri"ity and tor. very
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-11-27

OCCASIONAL gives the whereabouts of GER
TAIN men prominent during the rebellion as
follows -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-08-20
=. -. CHA-S E'S

orrIcr-wise { Bryant's, ccdar Farl4, Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-08-20

Choato wishing to compliment
Chief Justice Shaw, exclaimed,
"When | look upon the venerable
Chief Justice Shaw, | am like a
Hindoo before his idol. l know that
he is ugly, but l feel that he is great"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-08-20

Mrs. Cross, widow, and owner OF
considerable property at Chester,
Wabashaw county, Minnesota, has
collared and thrown an emergency.
Last week she was called upon to
furnish a hand to work out her road
tax. She promptly replied that she
would do it herself, and she was as
good as her word.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-08-20
Two Styles of Horse Powers

NINE-TENTHS of all the Threshing
~ Machines in use in this country belong to tho
ENDLESS APRON" class, /. O., they have tho
arrangement of the Endless Apron" or Canvas
Grain Carrier" "beaters' and "pickers' in COM
mon. Machines of this style, having the same
general form and somewhat similar appearance
are made in nearly hundred different factories,
large and small Yet machines from these differ
ont factories differ as much in real qualities as do
different makes Of Dragons, cloth, leather, cutlery
todtches or engines. Hence the Importance Of care
on the part Of the farmer and the thresherman in
making their selections. Some are practically
cheaper at q thousand than others at three hun
dred dollars vet there is not mere than hundred
dollars difference between the prices Of the best
and the poorest.
9. Aultman C Co.'s Sweepstakes" is
the accredited head and front OF this great class,
and its superior strength, durability, simplicity,
ease of draft, style of finish, and capacity for
threshing and cleaning grain are acknowledged.
It has been for eighteen years favor
ite, and for several years without peer.
1t has led the van of Improvement
and revolutionized the style and quality of work
bestowed upon threshing machines.
It is more widely known and esteem
ed than any other. The names Of sc. Aultman
a Co." and SWEEPSTAKES" are household words
from Maine TO California.
Our circulars contain the names of
over five thousand i've hundred men in the North
west alone who have purchased 1t and used it--an
evidence of its standard character which should
not be overlooked.
The great reputation achieved by this
fav0rite machine has led several INSCRIPTIONS
manufacturers, and numerous agents, to attach
the name SWEEPSTAKES" in way and
another, to their machines and advertisements to
mislead and deceive.
TO avoid deception, look for the card
"C. AULTMAN Co, Manufacturers, CANTON,
OHIo in gilt letters conspicuously, on both sides
of the machine.
If you want to buy O spurious Sweep
stakes, because you can get 1t for "poor pay
or on "long time" do it with your eyes open
That is the way they get rid of inferior machines
The genuine Sweepstakes con-
tans many valuable peculiarities of construction
az well as Patented Improvements not to be found
in any other machine whatever.
1t is the acknowledged Leader of the
great " Endless Apron" or Canvas Grain Car
Ter" branch Of the threshng machine family,
which has for more than thirty years threshed and
cleaned the grain Of the country.
= More SWEEPSTAKES are being
Built for this year than ever before. Improve
ments have been added, and its acknowledged
position at the head Of its class will be fully
maintained In the future as in the past.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-08-20
CERoMoS. -
CCNJUCkL LOVE,
ASH rnE nArrINEss or TRuE NAERt.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
Abuses and Diseases which destroy the Nauly
Powers and create impedilnents 10 MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, DIR. j. Skill.
LIN IOUGHf0S, Howard Ass ISOLATION Phladel.
phia, Pa g.i1yl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-08-20
Branch Office: CHICAGO, I'LL.
THE CORRECT PRINCIPLE.

The great advantage of the method
employed to separate the grain from the straw in
this machine is unmstakcable. 1t Ia reputed to
enough on an average over other kinds OF
machines, to pay the farmers thresbing bill, and
it's superiority is readily conceded by all except
"agents" and manufacturers of the old style,
who are blinded by conflicting interests.
Parts Dispensed yyith.-It has no
Bcaters; no pickers; no Canvas Grain Carrier;
no Raddes; and only djo't half rs many Belts,
Gear Wheels Boxes Journals Shafts, PulIeys
etc. to clog" wind" wear out, waste grain
add to draft to be kept IN REPAIR other Kinds,
Hence Results it's comparative Ease
of Draft, Cheapness of Repairing, Ease of Manage
Durability, etc Its decided advantage in any one
Of these important features alone, would give
prominence. But il clearly excels in all of then.
This ~ the Machine which, has
created such sensation In thTcshing machine
circles during the past two years. Farmers who
have grain to be threshed give II decided pre-
florence on account of its grain saving qualitiesl
Thre@cTmcR are giving in their allegiance as fast
as they can sell their old machines SO az 10 buy
this--taking mp their old ones till they get rid of
them, only for that purpose Manufacturers of
and Agents for the old kinds have banded together
forgetting their quarrels and striking hands, In
vain cnde ,vOr 10 stay the tide of popular favor
Manlohite The demand is such that those gh0 IUuat
this improced Thresher MUST ORDER EARLY.
Circulars Mailed "Free.'-Circu-
lars giving full description of this unrivaled
Thresher, Separator and Cleaner, and the Improv-
ed AuLTMAN & TAYLOR MOUNTED" aud "DowN :"
Eight and Tcu-IIoRsE POWERS, together with
many illustrations Of devices used for threshing
grain In ancient and modern times will be mailed
FREE to all who send in their names and post
Office addresses .. .......-A. E. It.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-08-20
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CHROMOS.
Z. &c Fl. T. ANTHONY g. co
SOL BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE,

new and rtrny Interesting series TRAMP.
great variety We
sr tERAashs "LAss VIEWS" Of Which We have srtspai
srss Ia s~eFaas tbe Rhine, knsIa4da Scotland Wales
srEREoscopEswe very largely and have Iarg
stock Of shs ssHt sssa at the ssstst n
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. kaanfasure Of Album.
All ws .ell are made F4ss
fram those Of 10
ssoes before making taetr
, 1869-03-29
pFF1CE-EEEKlRG At WASHINGTON.

The pressure for Office at Washington eon-
tiuues rnabatea, The ms and thu ects nze
engaged in an animated contest. sanato,s
and Representatives are necessarily the s7,r-
po1tery Of one aide or tho other.
and The poxer Of The vho,e ia hroncht
to ben, unan the President, tits said hat
Gene,a1 G,an. vas too n On Saturday to see
x;sitora and tbe conntr. viii r,t ha snr.
r,;sea tn hear that. l;ke all hio nneasct,cors
In haa ha5 to c1osa his door, for a aem1,oorarv
resv,;ta frotn the i,1epressi1le demand Of The
thousands vauting place. General Grant
p.ve notice that IN nurilicstio1s far appoint
, 1869-03-29
ST. LOUIS,

ln1unct1on Granted Against the
Kanana Pacific Nuilrond-s:rnrroy
SheridnAsa Order Assuming com.
mund of the Department Of tho
MiasonFi-The Woman Suffrnpc
Movement.
ST. Locts March s1-wasman Grow, satnne,
the Pacific Railroad, Apphett Il, the County cont
todaI tot an Injunction to restrain the officers Of
e e eeen @ 81 satfs a9s e. s ae En- s = f.
namcs Of al1 past,es 10 whom stuck has been iraEs
i ist5ed snes February 18th i appears
ssp.ny ssss sa e. ss "a d b. ps ssr q g
by them transferred IN lots Of rwenty shares 10
divers parties In order to cast . ia1Xe vote. but
1ndtng q the close Of the day that eveh y this
Line tc1as, Kept the book eighteen days more.
and in the meapttpe houRht more stock which
thcy h,d transferred to parties who do NOT realsy
CROUCH. when they closed tie books Ins injano-
General: sheridan has lssued sen-
de Mnhs}y DIVISION q lie x1sseGss, a Via head Z
quarters At cnicasn The following ot1cers com
ols AsststAnt Adj9tant General; Reves H1sadieF
ans Colonel J. Schuyler cFoaey, A,a Dc Gimp: BFe-
ssercssIJ; Bsr7et Major General b. II. Rnc1ef,
g1,E.t i1ss a1ats9 Eales e,Ss4. S9!s;s q snasfss
oi SEduaace: Rrcset Brtxadicr General n ".
DToEn. Chief Fn!master: lfreyet Ca!ourl w. r
Merrill, Qntef Engineer; Brcyet Major General
1no. v: Turner, Depot Cou11p.ssa.y oi Subssence.
St Louis Rrcyct Lieutenant Colonel Charles a.
1nomss, Dep9t enaz1sruasse., 81 Louis.
At the TeGular meeting Of the Wonlans Suffrage
Assoctat1oH, thts 8ftezuoon, u committee nas 40
pointed to ~ir Oh the County Con11 q tn,a county,
~ I'd nrEe npon 'hsm not enls the prnnaet5. bax
County jail, who shall hare special charge or fee
male Prsouers therein, subject u The geSesai s1
perTt1ion Of the Sailor, the Mat7un TO iuake
monthly yrTtorts 10 the Court Of the nusneeF Ind
condition Of said prisoners, and the Mar1on NOT to
be the vita or TtlattTe Of the JalIot.
4 Finance Eummittee VIA also appointed 10
raIse funds to caE7 on the suffrage nloFe1isos
throughout the State. By putting Speakers Ia tho
neii and otganiztng sub-A8spcfatjpns
, 1869-03-29


The Boatt Of Commissioner recently appolutcd
by Governor Palmer, under the Canal and River
Improvement Law, passed at the rccent session Of
our General Assembly. con81sting Of J. @. G!ndeie,
Of this city, Joseph Uiey, at Dixon, md Virgil
lIlctox, Of springfield, met Mt the fremont House.
On Thursday last and continued In sesslon until
FddaJ tyenIns. ]. @. Gtndcle waa made
fzcs!deat pf The Board, and Joseph Utiey,
Secretary. After ths organization, the comm{aslon
proceeded u mature plans for future operations
1be first work VAS to select chief engineer, sad
Daniel {. Jeane, Of New York, received a unanl-
nous appointment lii. jdne has had thirty
ycars' ezpcrenoo a. eastl engineer, md no s1aa
IN the country hiss t,ettcr reputation, For eight
Jea1A he was experimenting engineer on the East
Dstision Of the New To.k canals, which embraced
NOT ou1J tho Eric EAuai from Utica to Albany, but
the CnAmplain and b&aek Rt7ev Canals, tneludInx
the improvement of the Dl.ck fstyer, which Iii.
Jenne tcnttrcd navigable by the employment
Of wing dams He was atterNarns crnpioyeh
on the Fox ind Wisconsin R3rers, IN Wisconsin
Two years aTo he was appointed Cnited States
Engineer nI Secretary ssanto1, and asslgued to
duty, und&T General Wnson, on the Des MotneH
Rapids improvements, and ts now eng4Eed IN
that work. In securing the services of Nj Jcuae,
the commission have assuratee that the work
viii be well done Consulting engineers viii also
be employed hy the Commissioners as soon
as their 6eHfces may b needed On FL
DAY the Commissioners vt1iSsd the canal
ONCE ii Lockrs1t, examined tho canal and rtrer
charts and mzps, And hid 4 consultation With
Colonel Good!ng. canal supesi1tenacnt- SeN
week the Commissioners viii 90 70 s. Lons for
the pu.poAe OF eIa1nininR the regtstFs Of steam
ets, In order to <eteslalne the proper SEe Of the
Iock to be badlt- Week after next he 0u1mi8sion
viii proceed 70 examine the ullnota Rlser between
1aSalle and Pcosta, TO determine the hight plaee
Rn.R Rk.t IL Gf% %h&--1
push forward the work 70 completion Mnn III poa-
2tD1e despAtch-
, 1869-03-29
: CINCINNATI.
Coutrsttd Election C1.sc-Nyar on the
CnltlneA-CnptuIc Of u Cork-LcggcI

Coutrattd Election Cnsc-ynr on the
CnElnes-CnTtuTc of u CoFk-LcgEcd
Iobbcr.
c1nc.kx4x1 March e::.-TtstImony In the cou-
test Of T. y. EtfatcfB stlt In Congress- from tho
Fiat Utstr1rt, ty leu ERlr*tnn, commenced TO-
day before Judge cox, and will cohtaane many
the people are IN ecstacIes OF delight orcr &C.
ton of the Conret yesterday, taxing dogs 1ve tol-
larR each. and giving one HoiaS reward for every
unnauzzlssl iox dells Fred 10 p0unl
Charles MoMs ths eo5k.hYEed rubber, implies
arrested Inst hight, On his person we're found
100 IN ca&h a1s3 1 $3b0 Rohl wakeh
Jessie It. Gnn1 Arrived ntum Washington lA8t
night
c1Sesxxkrs, March IA post tn,st.m e1anIt,x-
ton Of Timothy Crreden, tho man VINO died Of ny
o1orhnhia On Wednesday,, WA held day before
professors ind practitioners Of medicine The
laYsnx was ratnal, but Appeared slightly cou-
gtsketl, and crntslncd q Little frushJ mucouA
The csophaEt,A, stomach, liver; heart and In
teatipcA wtEe all found IN 4 healthy cou>
!, dltlon Tns body WAS we'll nouF1she11. T6a hra,1
presented rhe ouIy Unusual appearance, tts sub
stance being sosteT than usnAl tn persons dyuX ot
brain show u an entire absence OF blood. Thc1t
! conditions Wezu rt1.aldeti fefnatkSbe, but oth-
| eInt.e no ptw uEht xas thruwD on the Problem u
| death frpm hytfophoha.
Another fnehtral cAse ot hyN.uphohin Il pub
| 1lshc.1 this mufpinR. \ butcher, named John A.
Sargent, 1r4tirx IN Frankfurt, ky., MA bitten hY
= lillle dog NOT oyeE Six ipcbes high, two wee9s
md *nas.ps+ few days Ago, Several persons were
required to hot him down dnrinH the cons nAsions
its he xas perfectly rational nj through ami to
the last Co1Tarsed with his family Aal fFa.ndas
, 1869-03-29
CUBA,

Capture Of u StenaneF by the 4nsux-
Renia-4A SPau{Hh War Vessel In
Pnrsnlt-Repoxtz Of Iksc1nt sklE-,
mtshea, &e.
uArAsA, March sA-The steamer Coraanlltasip,
which left hare hst Tuesday for Ca.,lInAa w2S
selzesl BY several Of The passcuKess who proved to
b. pat11otk- The lady rnAaenEtfs wefc safely
taudet+ with portion Of the crew and the Cup-
to0k the sieaf1e1A II u suppossss, to NAAs3u.
HAvAfAs March fi.-tThe report published hers
a few DAYS ago that heavy battle had been fought
hetween the government troops and Insurgents tn
tha Eastern Department, on the rutd ftum Rene
t1ioa 10 McdoutS WAS untrue. The engagement
was Only slight ss]rulsh
The ste4 4meF comandttArfo which WIS taken
Possession bE hy her pa.seugerx carried h1t one
dAF9 eRppy OF coal Vessels wnicn arrived to-
tlay report seeing the Cota2n.llsario % ltgrup
keSs, nndeE Eat- Others repost her nnchored on
tho baha&Ik inhfs, one hundred niles frnu, Nag
Eau. a Spanish man of-was has gone Ia pursuit OF
her.
1nfe'ltGrace from SaauA sta&e4 taas . party OF
Young Cub&nA urKan!zc.l themselves tntn military
sotnpans with The snteEtion Of jolniug nv .nsas:
their numtkr, aul all Including Aedu7to, their ro-
pn.csl lealt9, imprisoned
Havana Journals publish Dispatches feou all
pHttA Of the tstAn1 The NCWS received Is fny0r1-
bic to the Epscsnment Reports Of scveral sktr-
Mlshea hettcs the tFoops AID insurgents hare
bfen FerelpfI.
The steatur Comsriet has been A4rse.. and ettsd
tstr II gunh0at anu to-day snilc, fnr CarIenas 70
Gnc of taH lesuttan monitors rematlttf four
dass ut Puerto Ma17lnszo, four leagues from tibgn,
during which tine the cfcsx were enxAxrta u cut
ting wood fOt The purpose Of supplying steam.
, 1869-03-29
AMERICAN SCIENCE ABROAD,
Mllburn, tho Blind Orntor-.an4 OPP
grafton to be Performed for the
Restoration OF HIS Sight

'FruSn the london EKFe9aan -Se.ex~
Eex- NJ. Aillurn has Jrsi returned to Pa,is f.uu1
N esre q ~ Freas ocnat, Professor va Graefe %
Tn the 9th ot december The F1pesgar oerf0r1ufd q
the nEst operation upon VI. M.iburna right ere,
cutstn& hote, Inserting book. and drawing mo
one, and then trimming the edsea dextalously WITH
scieorA Tl.z three-rold process occupied aexrfY
nve minutes, The "a da rzmazsshiy vel Ia
esostoea eso1s aI Is;5,to9 hss from
a .na sae nea tate iosa 'oss or tse sn -
seised M y Tole1t .tsssk q 1aas tas Il psSaesa1 S
pronounced 10 he ,iuEa1u1n11tnu of the right lunx
Hhien soon! PACED hla u ,, critical condition.
While this disease ras At ta height, however.
tntarnmatton soon shatei. AMER 81. A1huu1
recovery, Gtxefe examined the ere CAREFULLY .
number ct t4aes, whtch ee1ded biz %kvioua dag
noais. .ea Inst 9, D! William Frederick aol-
nlst per1on to hold oat to NJ Mllnurn
the ptrspeG of 9 paEtta1 restoration q hts
Eight BY the talue operation In Consequences Qf
oses t9s s'sss g r RaB a9a & sss
hitherto to Ne the interior OF the ere, hut the new
pupil dsctoSed the 1Act TINT .hs e13YsaN5as
lens OPAQUE, 70 remove this II viii bs neces-
satJ to run the knte along the whole lower OF up
PCT margin q the eye, and to remove the iens %
p.eMure or the use OF hook Ii va expected
that tnts could be done IN three OF fou1 wceks
- tts opinion that IN consequence u the iadAna-
mat1on It Np not be aaie to operate again nn,lez.
ZONE rnou1hs- Although III. At1burn power ct
vision has haf1ly been Improved, he has nnW tia
successful q at least the retove47 Of partial ss9ht
As that operation Is enc Of Gsaefe1 own iavn-
ton, aud one which he performs With d HMre1 hand
than any otber pefson, i y Of course the wish u
It. Nj. Ntarn Fu1 thertfase probably remain IN
Europe uuttrth csn be dcne+
, 1869-03-29

county for tbs money, It necessarily ~
quirod hs power, ho onforca ita cor1soauu,
BY tsdndamna Tho power to rondor
. Judgment without Tho poxce to enforce
1t cannot Be. II would b. State .nullidoa-
tion, ezscsly what it hss cost M million uf
lives to,snpp1esa. ....
i Tho tS6uparvisor" says &hht tho etAe
Court hss enjoined him frou lsvying thA
tax, and viii phntsh him Il he toea 80.
We aas*ef, hs should hive plead this as a
reason Why Tho sadn<iaa.4ns should not be
iAnsa, and obtained the decision of tho Last
tribunal az to whether the 8tate could en-
force its injunction or not Again, oven i
the State Court had tho power to
punish him FOR disobeying ita order
in ono case, it has no power
to authorize him to disdbey An order of o
United States Court in another caso. n he
allows Inconsistent Judgments to be ren-
desed against him BY Independent courts,
that can only be the result II his own reel-
gence in not pleading the first judgment in
bar to, and prevention of. tho second, and
obtaining the decision Of the highest court
between the two. It being his own fault,
his logical duty Ia to lavy the tar required
by tha raanddmns, and submit to the pun.
ia}unsnt inflicted by the State Court, Of call
upon the United States Court for protection.
"supe1visor" is tniatakon in aupposing
the Courts 1T the United States have not
equal, and on appeal supreme, power
to construa the constitution and Laws Of
1ova, in any case Of which they have juris-
diction The moment jurisdiction attaches,
they hare full power to const1ue any md
all Laws and constitutions, State or national,
necessary 10 proper decision Of the case.
"SupeHisor" says these bonds were not
issued for value. Thn Supreme Court Of
the United states has decided that they were
Issued for value. Supervisor Says, Judge
Beck is an honorable Judge. We answer
then, he should not sit as Judge in
case in which he has acted aa
counsel. Especially should be not
IN stch a case defy the
process issued by rore impartial and
dignifea tribunals, and 1asd the dazed
sheTiffs end citizens, who have been aecus-
toned to trust his judgment, but mt to de-
cipher bis sorhistriea, into actaAl rebellion
against the authority Of the United States
| to accomplish the repudiation Of debt.
As to the question what Chicago would do
| under Like circumstances, we have only to
say that any and all honest communities
will pay whatever they haye agreed to nav.