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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-08
NTATE OF ILLINOIS, ! 81.
y Alerandpr CnInIX-

In the Circuit Court of Alexander county, Illinois,
April Term, lsGy
William II Purcell and Gilbert II. Greedy partners etc
doing business under the firm name Of Purcell
Greedy ". David A. Bunton-ln Attachment. De-
rnand sll3 90
Notice IL hereby given 20 YOU. the said David A. Bun
toD that writ OF atae hment has been sued out Of the
office of the clerk Of the circuit court 81 said Alexander
county at the suit Of the .aid Purcell Greedy, and
against the estate Of you, the said David A. Bunton T
one hundred and thirteen dollars, directed to the
sheriff Of said county 90 ute, which said writ has
been returned by said sheriff executed.
Now unless you the said David 4. Bunton shall per-
sonaly I've and appear before the circuit court Of said
county the first day Of the next term thereof 70 ~
holden Ia the city Of Cairo, M said county. on the r-t
Monday in the month Of April next give special bail
and plead to said action, Judgment will De enterc,l
against You In favor Of the said plaintiff and the prop
erty attached sold to satisfy the same with costs
JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, January 10, ls69
Allen, Webb Butler, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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LEGAL.
NNAX SALE NOTICE.

To James " Bryant. Frederick Buse, NJ. NJ. d. Nc
Clure. Young u. Garner, and all others Interested:
You and each II you are hereby notified that at a
sale OF lands at the door Of the court house in the city
nois the 2h day of June, A. D. 1851 for the state,
county and school taxes and costs due and unpaid for
the year A. d. 1sS became the purchaser of the fol-
loving described lands situated In the county OF Alex
ander and stae Of Illinois, which said lands sold
in the Of the persons helow forth respective
liz. viz.
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1 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

IA
Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned, Admin
istrator Of the estate Of A. Williams, late " the city -
St. Lous, st. Louis county, and state Of Missouri, wiz
on Thursday, the let day Of April A. II. lses, COM
menciny at the hour OF 10 o'clock am, at the Cairo
City Saw Mill in the city Of Cairo, Alexander county
and state Of Illinois, sell pubic sale, the personal
property goods and chaites OF the said A. Williams.
consisting Of Horses, Cattle Wagons saw-Logs, Lum-
Der, Lah &C, a credit Of twelve months by taklns
bond Of the purchaser with good security.
sums Of 500 and under, CASH.
Dated this 5th day Of January, lsoe.
iaas-Gw W. VI. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
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EXECUTORs NOTICE.
Estate Of Samuel b. Halliday, deceased.

Estate Of Samuel b. Halliday, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed executor
and eIecutrx OF the last Will and testament Of samues
b. Halliday, late Of the county Of Alexander and state
Of Illinois, deceased hereby give notice that they VIII
appear before the county court OF Alexander county,
nj the house in the city OF Cairo, Illinois, at the
March term on the third Monday in March next, 40
which time all persons having claims against said
tate are notified and requested Ia attend for the pr
pose Of having the same adjusted All persons ~
debted said estate requested 20 make immcdl-
ate payment 20 the undersigned.
Dated this Goth day Of January, 4. D. 1850.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE u. HALLIDAY, Executrix-
ianaD-sy OF qamuel II. Halliday.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

To william p. Garrett X. A. Elmundson, VIM. Wise
man. Eliza Sullivan, ". u. Mcclure, NJ Lalar, Al
bert O. Phillips. p y; News, Joseph Thorn; Giles
whitaker, g. and r. Hodges, John Hodges, Il. Corr
coran Peter Dowd James Mitchell, Il. r. Craig, h.
y. Noble, n. Hun.aker. WIN. X. Adams John Aber-
crombie, :. Delaney, NJ. u: Gnnter, Peter LnnaeI-
Vile A. r. Stewart, WIN. Decker, Mary Hay, Mrs.
Phillips, 7. Il. Ellis, Charles Thrupp, r. ]. Hol-
brook, y. Vincent and Joel q. Morgan
You and each u you are hereby n"'"f tha' az asue
of lands and town and city LOT. Zee state, county
and district shool taxes and co-ts, thereon Tor the
wear D. IssT held at the door of the court house IN
The city Of Cairo county Of Alexander and state OF l.
uois, T. the undersigned, became the purchaser OF
each % the following described tracts OF and anu cry
lot. on the day and date opposite 70 them respect.
iyely a. follows, viz:
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MASTERS SALE.

Cairo. H., January Is, 10
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HEALTH INSURANCE.
VNHE PEORIA
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Peoria, Illinois.

the First and Best Institution Of the Hind in
me Uaitcd States.
Weekly Benefit from s. 10 so in case OF sickness.
Every man or Female Of Healthy Constitution can he
mcmbcr.
THIS Institution = legally incorporated under the
laws Of Illinois. For particulars apply 20
LuNIS HERBERT,
dec2ldf General Agent for State Of Illinois.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-10-28

Goddess. Fortune. chose the tallrst and
largest m IN in the village and male him
happy BY besrowing the prize upon him.
Crow. Chah-y Grow!
A soon a. the drawing was c"nolu'
dci the meeting was called to order by
The Chsirmpn, Mr. Patrick. and debl
ting ,ociely was organic d, composed
of the most Intelligent and spnsb'ly
youth Of our ancient, though celebrated
village. Indeed, was much please"
with the address. ability and courteous
ness shown by a number of the gentle
men who m ,de short. of hand ap"ech-
es Tor AMI against certain pnpo'eh
measures. Our talented lown.man, Hon.
, john NJ. Phelps, was elected President
Of the Society By ncc4mation, and upon
taking his seat WIS greeted with lremen-
dous applause. after which he delivered
his inaugural in m,nn.r and languge
that would have done honor 10 Cato, The
Censor. He declared, among other
things. that he l"tendrd to preserve The
greatest order and enforce a strict Oh.
servsnce Of the constitution, laws aud
rules of The Society. witbour prejudice.
fear or favor. He said this with the air
of aMan who meant what he sad and |
believe him. and the members Of the So
ciery seemed 10. Tor he was highly sP.
plauded. All honor TO him for the dec
Iamtion, when carried out, and honor to
rhos' who appI.uded it with sincerity, as
! believe oil did. The proceedings were
conducted from thence to The close in
the best OF bnmor and the best Of order
prevailed. The President presided with
proper digniry and his rulings gave
entire satisfaction. His manner lnfu.ed
n life and spirit in the members Of the
Society hitherto unknown in any society
of the kind in this place. which leads me
to expect great things Of them.
A very Iaughable and ludrctous occi
dent hopp'Uod to one Of the members
which should like to relate, but space
folbids
did want to crowl liul4 before clio.
sing. bnt the fsct is, everything passed
off pleasantly and everybody WAS so
well pleased anil feel an good myself
that can't, Tiea Ia Philo.
PHOENIX,
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A DIRTY TRICKl

Mr. Geo. r. Henry requests US to say
that the announcement Of his name in
the Mason County Journal as Demo
cratic End Conservative candidate for
Treasurer Of CleBdeueu Township, was
made BY the editor without lis knowl"
edge or consent. Mr.. Henry wishes
Howard TO distinctly understand that be
is rot now a Democrat nor never will
be; that he intends to vote toY the Re.
publican county candidates, and the men
minated by the Republicans Of his
township,
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RECuLLECT.

Citizens Of foreign birth, rha. the OBJ
jeclS Of The Republican parry are to pre-
serve The UNION; to establish. JUSTICE;
10 insure TRASQvIurY; TO promote the
general WELFARE; AMI 10 secure the
blessings Of LIBERTY, not only to this
country, but TO all the world German,
- you love Freedom and the FsIherlond
vote the Republican. ticketl IriShman,
cS you love the Island Of your birth, and
hope to live to see it free, vote for, and
sustain ths Republican party; Tor the
spread of Republican ideas in Europe
sIoue, will give freedom to the down
trodden aud..oppresIed of the "dear old
sod" Vote the Republican ,ick'h
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Trustees Sale {!

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed by John Powell, deceased to the
undersigned, for tho purpose OF securing the
payment Of a certain note described therein, |
Shall offer for sale TO the highest bidder, for
cash, on the premises thereof
On Mc 2OM Dig If November, 1859,
at . o'clock =. ", the House and Lot desert.
he'd in said deed OF trust. 1t being Lots Nos
25 and &C. on Grorge Street IN the town Of
New Haven. Mason county, West Virginia,
together with tho buildings aud appurtanccs
thereon
ThctiIle is believed to be ,oOd but selling
ns Trustee | shall give only such title as "
therein Indicated. GEO, WELDING,
DEL, 9l-5F' Trustee.
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THE BLIND MAN.

"Lct me tell you, CaSsius, YOU yourself
Are much condemned to have an itching palm:
To sell and mart your Offices forlgold
To undeservers.
We are happy to inform tho ngitated
public that the Jiind mm is not so blind
after all when his interests. md moi,
his principle, is involved. II hc could
not tell the difference between COW
and buggy, he can tell the difference
between self,inlerest and principle. =
We ore sorry to state that where princi.
plo is involved he i, still blind. We
are Informed on good authority, that
HowOrd, on being asked il. he would
supper jude Simpson. replied YES FOR
SEVENTH FIVE DOLLARS. lie
the grand Mogul Of The Democratic par.
ty; he, the mon that desires so strongly
to'oppose. or eater a protest 10 the
Xyth Amendment, would support Judge
S. for seventy five dollars Democrats,
you have an honorable leader, Of he
does 60 blind some lines
TYPHO.
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Com missiOner's Sale Of
Real Estate.
In Chancery

A Q Sayre. Admir- &C.
vs. Ia ChanceTy
VIM Barnett, &c. }
DORSUANTio decree the Circuit Court
L Of Mrson county. West Y irgina, rendered
at the May Term. 1869 in the above named
cause. will sell at public auction at the front
door Of the Court House of said Mason county,
On Sturdy, he All day Of December.
1869, TO the highest bidder. for cash, the tract
Of 500 acres Of land belonging tn said Barnett.
mi in the papers Of this cause fully described
or so much thereof as may be necessary to nav
the sum # SIS 90 cts. with interest on $40 40
cts part thereof rom the 23d day Of may 1861
nd the costs Of this suit so far rs they shall
exceed the sum Of si6 50 cts Reference may
BE- had to the papers in this cause for a descrip.
ton Of SAID land
F. W. SISsON, Spec, Com.
CoUCH Sol. oct q 5w
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Mr. EDrrOR:

Nm. EDITOR;
| have come 10 claim my old nook 10
your valuable paper. after long absence,
which may need al explanation, but
which Shall use my pleasure in giving
or Withholding Whether come TO
grovl. or smile, applaud or hiss, approve
or dsop7rove, the sequel will show,
Upon Friday night, the 22d inst, |
happened to be present at the drawing
by lot of picture at Prof PatucE's
school room, painted by q hir Artist
who is at present sojourning in our no.
ledly quiet village, ADD whose name, |
predict, if she but pomeveres in her no.
ble Srr, will not long remain unknown
to fame, Genius, written by the hand
Of nalum, is plainly visible in her bril-
Ian; eye and noble brow. The draw.
ting was conducted with the greatest
harmony and good feeling throughout
and MS in the first government establish
ed on earth by man The people met to-
gtther in greil plain or valley End
chose The mlesl man emong lAem for
tier Governor, az Kiog, 30 III, htAle
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commissioners Sale!

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF the
J. Circuit Court Of Mason county. West VIZ
ginia, rcndrrel at the September Term, 1867
in certain cause in chancey pending in .ald
Court, ir which John Black is complainant
aud James NJ Bowling and the Clifton Cca
Company IN Corporation duly orgariEcd NJ
der the laws Of the State Of West Virginia
are defendants the undersigned Specl"
Commissioner for that purpose, W II
On Saturday he 2OM day Of November
A, D 1869.
offer for sale to the highest bidder, on ih'
premises, the following real estate situated W
the town Of Clifton, in Mason county, We''
Virginia. and known on the plat Of said Tow"
as lots Nos. 81 and52
The terms Of sale will be as follows, viz
Two.lhrds Of the purchase money to be pa.,
cA.h In hand, aud TIT residue on credit p,
twelve months from day Of sale, the plreha'u
giving bond with good security for the defer
red instalment, with interest from date.
II'Shle 10 commence at o'clock p, NJ
JOHN U, MYERS, Spec, Com
Octobtr ol--Iw,
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NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.

NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
+ President Grant has sci apart The 81
of November next as day Of hanks
giving snd prayer TO Almighty God fol
hi, many blessings upon the nslion.-
The grea, Captain in lis proclamation
say.
In every part Of the Union harmony
and frstchsl intercourse is restored, Oh
lilcro,ing the marks Of tie past conflict
and encouragement, burdens have been
lphencd. meuns increased; civil and re-
leious Liberty is occurred TO every IN
haitian, Of the land. whose soil is Irod
by none but freemen."
Yes. Mr.. Fresidenr,il your wise and pa
lrioric counsels we're followed such would
soon, Al Irasi, be tho happy picture OF
our counirys condition, II il is not so
now. There is ore spot upon the con.
.inent, called West Virginia, where nli
"lhe marks Of The past conflict and en-
slrsngement" have not been obliieralcd,
where the blessings Of civil liberty ore
not secured to every inhabiianI Of the
Idud, shere laws exist which deprive
citizens Of the right 10 sue for their hon'
Osl debts, to pursue their crdinoY ot-
tupalions Of business, 10 earn a living
for themselves and families, which deny
10 a portion Of The people any voice IN
the assessment of the taxes, except to
pay. or a voice in any Of tie affairs OF
the government, which disquOIies them
to sit on juries, and places them 10 the
category of aliens and serfS. But MI
President, we hope before you issue your
next proclamation Of thanksgiving and
prayer, we shall be able 10 present our
Safe in the list Of States where the bless
ings Of civil liberty are extended 10 all
rs Inhabitants. We expect to elect lib
pal men enough TO day, throughout the
State, 10 both branches Of our L'gisln.
lure, who will work and vote for the
Immediate repeal of all proscripiVe laws
which Ore now dork spot upon our
statutes. Men who will so, for not =
partial, but copletO repeal Of these, at
one time right, but now obnoxious laws,
rheu lot Old Mason do her duty in this
respect, to day. She was the first coun'
ty in the State 10 lead of in the liberal
movement. Let her elect her cnDdi'
dn,e Judge POlslcY-by such ma
joriLy that will put 10 shame all opPosl-
lion 10 o removal OF disabilities. Lei
her show by her vote th at she is in ia
vor trpeacc, harmony. good will 10 ALL
anil the general prosperity Of the. State
Vote for Judge Polsley who is pledged
both By his letter and the platform upon
which be was nominated, TO the remov-
al of all proscrip'ive laws. And vote
against the selt.nominpted peoples
Independent Candidate, H. R. How.
ard. He has failed 10 de fine his posi-
rion upon the "letup policy" although
repeatedly reques'edsO to do. R'Pnb
Leans stand firm! Be united! Do not
dividel Let every vote be cast fer the
Republican candidates.
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Notice.

Lewic Brother 4 o., vs. Charles Z WaggcnCr
and Eli Mvgo,t for &c, Va Charles Wag
gcner. On Suggestion.
EXTRACT
TT is ordered by the Court that this cause be
]. referred to Commissioner in Chancery to
take, state md report an account Of the unSat.
isfci Judgment liens orrrcord in this county
againS the said James Hutchinson, showing
the date. priority ana amount, including prin
cpal. interest aud co ts calculated up TO the
first day Of the next term Of this Court, and
that he make report thereof to the next term
But before proceeding to take said account. he
shall give notice Of the time and pla;c Of tax.
ing The same BY publication for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published in Mason
county which publication shall be Equivalent
to personal service Said Commissioner shall
al'o have lcNvG 10 erlmine the parties upon
oath touching their respective CLAIMS.
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"ALERT INTEREST WATCHERS"


Mr. Editor:
This man has played his cards with
such unbIushiug, barefAced, disgusting
eGrontrry. tho, the community seem in.
clined to look upon him in The same
light that they would Hottentot,
should the latter try to induce the peo.
pls 10 believe that he understood their
wants and seemed bent upon minister
ing unto them.
The question, to my mind, seems not
to DO whether or not there thall be SUI
frOgo given against Iancied "rings and
cliQues;" but whether it would be safe
to vote for a man who had pledged his
faith il not directly, most ossured!y in.
directly, This very attempt at indirect
ness, brealhed of muddy wishes and
ra,hlessness.
His hobby offerings and cIiques" is a
contemplate Dothiog. If party or
ganizes and sustains ring, !hOn it is
but natural that they should seek 10 see
ono OF their number nominee, i is GER
taiuly in keeping with their wishes and
desires, and had such been the case at
the last Democratic end Conservative
Convention, then this "alHt interest
watcher" could with como propriety
have blowed his weak 'bn1oo' But the
people knowing that such was not the
case, and that the Convention refused to
make any nomination. because they con"
sidered il best for the interest Of all. his
weak, flimsv argument must fail, Cha
grined because his loyalty, his patriot
ism, his bravery as q soldier OF the gov
eminent, has not been rewarded as he
thinks it merits, he proposes to support
! (hrarsny) candidate Tor SIS 90 that
would defeat The very object of con-
ven,ion Of which he was an honored
member, or when that fails, he would
place himself prominently before the
people and assert he is their proper
guardian; he the alert interest watcher
with unprecedented audac'y asks men
Of sense to support him, whose actions
he has SO augrsntly despised. What
claims has he on the pople? Does quar-
rering in town give soldier right
10 expect the offices IN the gif! Of the
people.
What other claims can he urge? Ali
I'll tell you, infdelity to the acts Of his
party. As that parry pledged itself in
Convention assembled, so should no
have considered himself pledged by its
resolutions.
Here are two strong claims upon the
affections Of thu people. If they only
pay strict attention to them. they will
quickly discover wherein lies his merit
BASIL.
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sert .
TO SHIPPERS AND CARlti Frs ON
THE GREAT KANAWHA RIVER.

FFNHE undersigned having been appointed
I Collector of Tolls hy the Board of Pn'lio
Works Of this State for the lower district of ihr
Kanavha Rive; hereby gives notice to al
shippers and carriers on said river that they
will be required to pay their tolls to him ut
Point Pleasant, orro John Wnklcy assistant
Collector, at same place, on all articles ship
ped or carried 10 or from any point between
Elk river and the mouth Of said Kanawhs
River. Steamboats, are required to report to
the Undersigned promptly once week Cos
Companies once month, and all other ship
pers on each and every trip A failure 10
comply with he requirements Of his no'c
will subject the party to legal proceedings.
JOHN NJ. PHELPS, Collector.
NAV lO-f
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
W. II, Tornlinson

w. n ONlluhVH
VS., In ChanceTy
Chas 0 PerinO L wife and F "
SissOn
TOJ W English, a Deem. Monroe HInley
l. Snd Jack McDermitt, claimants. You are
hereby notified that have fixed upon the 25th
daY Of November Thursday roximo, to H"e
aud settle, at my flee, the accounts claimed
hY you against defendant Chas o Penine, re
quireA 10 be noticed by the decree of The Cir.
cult Court Of Mason county West Virginia rem
dercd st the September term thereof 1869, in a
suit in Chancery depending in said Court. to
which by said decree You are made par ties
plaintiffs at which time and place yon are re.
quired to attend
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery Of the said Court this 2jth day Of
October 1869
FA.GUTHRIE, Com.
Oct2S4w
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NOTICE!

HAvTNG concluded toco,O up my business
ii in Point PcaSantl wish to inform the public
that on Monday next November list. will close
up my Books and commence closing out my
Stock of Goods nj Reduced Prices,
for cash exclusively.
iran persons having accounts with me, are
requested To call and settle Immediately.
Oct lslh 1869 3W q. NJ. COLE,
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'tttiuons no. sweecncd
With gold, are but unsavory aud oft refused,
Or if received, are pocketcd not, read"
1t is the current report in Mason City
and vicinity that Towards Printing Of
Gee is for sale, The price asked for this
same valuable property is only SEVEN.
TX FIVE DOLLARS. Why. how can he
afford to sell it for such price? Well,
whether he can do so or not. he Offered
it 10 Judge Simpson for that money
This new convert TO Democracy, be
fore risSing himself. wanted to be sur.
Of the influential and leading lords OF
our vicinity. and we suppose he address,
ed the stovnch Col. Hall ana he talent
ed Howard in connection with soma
others. Poor Howard! Misguided mani
Sell constituted las Basil" calls him)
alert interest watcher. Stone Biind!'
Peoples Independent Candidate, your
fnanciering has been TOO premature
You seem to mole self interest mori
lhau the interest Of the whole. II aman
sells lis influence at one lime for SEW
ENTY-FlVE DOLLARS. won't he sell
his vote in the Legislature for like
amount? GUIDO.
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WoK,- Republican, work to day for
the success Of the liberal ticket. See
that every voter is got TO the polls, and
that he casts his vote for Judge POlsey,
McWhorter and Bird, and the Republic
eau township tickets.
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The great Democratic drawback is that
GrOuti is fulfilling his promise 10 Prac.
tiCO economy, and is cruising he revenue
to be honestly eoIlectsd--hence the Ma
tional Debt is being paid OF atNn aver
ago rate Of over $4,000 900 month,
which is bad for tho Democratic viii.
ners.
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The Democrats can sill "whine. -
The National Debt was reduced ST.
467.42s in the month of September
$50 9G8 1873 Of reduction 'ince the Re.
publican Administration Of President
Gr,n,. Seven months, with m average
decrease Of over S8,OOO,OOO a month!
Wfip.!
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Who reduced the NalionL Debt and
nj the same time reduced the taxation?
The Republican party. Who made our
present county debt, and brought about
taxation? The Democratic party.
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Nome Of tho Democratic newspapers
appear to have heard ON Nebraska and
Colorado, the young Janis OF tho west.
Taey have givea io7 1'I9i R. Publieio
IN 'jo'i,ic'.