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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-29


DIR. Gournud's Oriental Cream, or Magical
Beautner-This preparation has acquired reputation
which sought after by ladies coming from going
distant countries for has rival II
its identifying qualities. Like all other of DIR. Gourauds
this has extended its sale un has become
specially its merits aud not the of
Advertising nooriety II Ia recommended from
another actual knowledge of It's value and utility Pre-
pared Dr. FELIX aOURAUD, f8 Bond street, removed
from a5S Broadway, New York, and TO be had Of all drug
gists.
For Twenty-Five Cents
you kill every cockroach, water bug flea, MOTH bug
about your premises. Lyons Insect Powder win do
and nothing else will Look out for frauds in buying Buy
that does not bear the signature of K. Lyon. II you
get the right thing death to all insects Sold bot
Ties only. Any who pretcnds sell II by the
pound swindler. Depot, No. q Park row, New York.
ssFrcsh as n nIaiden,s Blush'' Il the Pure
peachy complexion which follows the OF HAGAN,3
MAGNOLIA BALM II the true of beauty Fashion
able ladies In society understand this
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic country girl into
city belle more rapidly than any other one thing.
Kedness Sunburn Tan, Fcckes, Botches and oil ehccts
Of the summer sun disappear where 10
is obtained which rivals the bloom of youth.
Beauty 10 possible all will invest 70 cents at
spectacle store and insist getting the Magnolia Balm
Depot 81 Park row. New York. Lyons Kathairon IL the
best Hair DRESSING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-29
The Goodwood Races-second Day.

LONDON, July 2S, 1860.
The Goodwood Stakes Qhandicap) OF twenty five
sovereigns, each subscription fifteen sovereigns for
felt with 100 sovereigns added; the second horse to
receive 100 soveregns out OF the stakes two miles
and half, hfty-four subscribers; were won by Mr..
B. Days b. c. Starter, by voltgeur ont of Camioa,
three years. by length and half; Mr.. Saviles CHI.
Miss Gratewicke, by Parmesan out OF Lady Blanche,
four years, was second and Lord st. Vincents b. c.
Ad0lphis ny Costa or Lord Albemarle out OF Ada
dc Clare three years, pad third. The betting Just
previous TO the race was TO / against the winner
IL TO against Miss Cratewick, and Q to against
Adolphus. Ten horses ran.
The FindOn Stakes Of ten sovercigns each for two
year old colts 1l9 pounds, FLIES 1l6 pounds three
quarters or mile were won by Lord Vivian's b. c.
Burgundy by Claret out OF Just in Time: Count r,
de Lagrange's CHI. c. Alaric. by MOnarque out OF
Ltouba, second, and Lord Westniorelands b. c. Guy
Dayrell, BY Wild Dayrell out Of Reginella, third.
Six ran. The betting before the race was 2 to 1
against each Of the horses placed.
The Drawing Room Stakes OF twenty-five SOW
ercgns each ten forfeit, 100 s0veregIs added, for
thrce year old colts, 122 lbs, fllies lis lbs,
mile and quarter, were won by Lord Stranord's
70. G. Rupert By 1powsley out or Rapid Rhone's
DAM Mr.. Chap|f c. Acaster, by voltigcur, out
oil Lady Grosvd md, and Mr. Savile's brother
TO RavlOli third. citing was 2 TO l against
Rupert and to each OF the others.
the Goodw00d D0lUy, OF twenty-five s0vereRns
each, fifteen forfeit for three year olds, was walk
over by the Duke Of Hamllton's ch c. Chatilherault
by Nowmtnster, out OF Leonie's dam.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-29

Havana Financial and CONNIE Il Markets.
HAVANA, July %, 1859.
Sugars are SLOW OF sale, but prices are unalrered.
Exchange on London, 16i4 10 per cent premium;
on Paris, a "a per cent premium.
The steamer Missouri arrived here this morning.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-04
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of William A. Hocker decreased.
THE undersigned having been appointed administrator
~ the estate ~ William 4. Hacker hate OF the county
Alexander aud state Of Illinois, deceased hereby gives
notice that he u appear before the county court %
AeNtudef county, at the court house IN Caro-, AZ the
March term the third Monday IN March next, at
which time all persons having claims against s5id
tate notified and requested to attend for the purpose
Of having the same adjusted Al persons indebted to
said o-tat" are requested TO max" imn"dat" payment
to the undersigned.
~. WATSON WEBB, Admui.tratn,
Dated this e9'h day Of January 4. u. lstH-iw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-04
NOTICE

=
l. hereby gwen that default having occurred IN
the performance of the conditions expressed IN GER
tain mortgage or deed Of trust. executed by Joshua
Gushing, John Gushing and George r. Cushing 10
Samuel Stats Taylor and Edsin Parsons, Trustees
OF the Caro- City Property, bearing date the 5th day
OF May. 1864, and duly recorded in the office
OF the Recorder OF Deeis, In and for Alexander
county, IN the State Of Illinois, In Book p. OF Deeds
page So &C., SAID mortgage deed of trust con.
yeying lots numbered ak t6 seven "a aud eight (s
in block numbered hneen Q6l, in the first addition 10
the city of Cairo in said county and state, we the
undersg ued said Trustees, will Friday the Sth
day of March next A. ID. 1869, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon OF that day under and by virtue of the
power OF sale contained in said Mortgage or deed OF
trust, sell, at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
for cash. nj the Office building Of said Trustees corner
OF Wastin gon avenue and Eighteenth street, In said
city Of Cairo, in SAID county aud State, the above
described real estate or lots Of land to satisfy the
purpo and conditions Of said mortgage or deed OF
trust. said property will be sod without redemption
and deed will be executed to the purchaser on such
sale. :: STAATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustees of the Cairo CITY Property
Dated, Cairo, ILL., February IL. 1853 aid
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-04
TAX SALE NOTICE.

t. D. b. ITobrook'. estate, and TO 900 persons inter-
,-fDla
You and each ~ Won urc hereby notified that ut q
sab, ufcity lots for general corporation, Improvement
fund and interest fund fufs- for the city " Cairo, H.,
for The year lsd5 held 90 the court house n said city
on Monday. the gih day 0s December 800 l. the M.
der. gucG. become the purchaser Of czech u the fol-
loving described city luf- situated boo the said city 81
Cairo. county OF Alexander, guu stat" 90. Illinois:
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-04
LEGAL.
NOTICE.
~
Estate Of Samuel H. /fdiiidon dscsgsrd

The undersigned having been appointed executor
AMI eNecutrlS Of the last viii aud testament of Samuel
- halliday, late of the county of Alexander and state
appear before tho county court Of Alexander county
ct the court house IN the city of Cairo, Illinois, at the
March term, on the third Monday in March next, at
winch time all persons having claims against said
tate are notified and requested Ia attend for the pur
pose Of having the same adjusted. All persons in
deltcd "a said estate requested 10 make immcdi-
ate payment 20 the undersigned.
Dated this 10Th day of January, 4. u. lea
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE H. HALLIDAY, Executrix,
jan2O-ew OF samuel Is Halliday
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-04
NOTICE
MhlidIOl
NOTICE.

~
Notice :. hereby given tina, default having occurred
IN the performance of the conditions expressed IN n
certain mortgage deed oftrust, executed by Perry
Powers Ga the Reverend George Is. Auin-on bear No
date the 2lst day 81 November, A. H. 1893. and duly
recorded u the once 81 the Recorder Il Deeds and
for Alexander county, IN the state Of Illinois, IN book
*, page 49, kc., sad mor;gare or deed 81 trust
block numbered thirteen tl3 IN the city o. Cairo, in
ssf county and state, the undersigned, being the
survivor ~ the duly appointed administrators 81
said Allinson, TO whom said mortgage was
made, and who IL now deceased, will, on
FRIDAY. tie nineteenth day Of March neIt, A. D. 1902
10 o'clock M the forenoon 81 that day under and By
virtue Of the power of sale contained IN said mortgage
or deed ~ trust sell at public auction IN the highest
bidder for cash the office building ~ tho Trustees
81 the Cairo city Property at the corner Of Washington
avenue and Eighteenth street, IN said city II Caro- IA
sad county and state the above described lots real
estate "a satisfy the purposes and conditions ~ said
mortgag. deed of trust, rad property will he sold
without redemption. CHAPMAN BlbDif
surviving Admin istrsior, a..
Cairo. H.. Feb %, ls,s.'d
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-04

EREIGHTS.
R,rEs To hENPHIs-pofk. soc; whisky and OIL per bbl,
sir' salt per bbl SOC; Flour and Meal, per Dbl, 3c;
Corn per sack, 9c; Oats, per 10 lbs, @c; Potatoes
aud Apples, per Dbl. DC; Hay, lcompressedJ per ton,
~ ~ Heavy freights per loo lbs 2Oc; Light Frerhs
per 10 b- .J,; Lumber. dressed. ~ bundles, por
y 20; Lumber, loose, per ". g. %
RhTEs ~ RAJ. PROM y. Y. AND BosToN TO CLHO ny
THE BLrE LSE.lst class 81 50; ID do e. Ia % do,
u III; iih do, ~ o.; special do, ~.
10 New iurk, cotton pfrsscd.. 80
do do do uncomprcssed .............. %
To NEw OHLE,Ss--Four, per bbl. Soc: Potatoes au'
Apples. anfi Pork per bbl one; Beer, 81 % Nhisky,
per bb A y. Coal on, per hb 81 ~, Corn, Die; Uais
20 pea lrn h9 Tobacco, y per 100 ihs; Cotton 81 ~
per ba'' Heavy Frsghis. 2j,; Light Ffeghs. o per
Iuu lbs
Hay, compressed .sesO
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-04
Dated. Cairo,
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Notice j. hereby given that default having occurred
10 the performance Of the conditions expressed IN
certain mortgage deed % trust executed rs George
Kellogg 10 the Reverend George u. AlnsOn, bearing
date the st day Of July is. ami duly recorded n the
office 81 the Recorder u Deeds, in and for Alexander
county IA the state 0f Illinois, IN book 81 page is7
&c, said mortgage or deed 81 trust CONVEYING lots
numbered seventeen al and eighteen 0sl. IN block
numbered thirteen u.s., ia the city 81 Cairo, in sad
county and state, the undersigned being the survivor
Of the duly appointed administrators Of said Alnson
70 whom said mortgage was made, and who is nov
deceased, will, Friday, the nineteenth day Of
March next, A. D. 1852 At 10 o'clock iu the
forenoon Of that day, under and by virtue Of the
power OF sAe contained IN said mortgage
or deed Of trust sell al public auction the highest
bidder for cash, at the Office building Of the Trustees
Of the Cairo City Property at the corner % Washington
avenue and Eighteenth street, IN said city of Cairo IN
sand county aud State the above described lots or real
estate, TO satisfy the purposes and conditions OF said
mortgage deed Of trust. said property will he sold
without redemption. CHAPMAN RIDDLE,
Surviving Administrator, &c.
Cairo, IN Feb 81, ls69.ti
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-04
NOTICE

n
l. hereby that default; having occurred In the
performances 81 the condiuoos expressed IN certain
mortgage or deei OF trust, cNecue1 hv Joshua Tsh'
tng, John Gushing and george z. Cushing. 10 samuel
stats Taylor and = isiu Parsons, trustees u the
Cairo CitN opctty, hearing date the 1Oih day q
March, ls5i. ara duly recorded In the Office OF the
Recorder II Deeds 10 and for Alexander county, IN
the state Of Illinois, 10 Book T. q Deeds, on page s.
a., said mort -nRe deed Of trust conveying lots
numbered one ~, two t2 three CO.., fOur i) aud Ave
t51, block numbered m 'en 5l, the hr-t add ton
10 the city u Cairo, 10 said county and state, the
undersigned, said Truste.s. vii on Friday the 5ih
day o. March next A. T. 1863 at 10 o'clock 10 the fore
noon Of that day, under and by virtue ~ the power
OF sale couttlped 10 said Mortgage or deed ~ trust,
sell, 90 Public Auction, 20 the highest bidder, Tor
d, 80 t.s office building 20 sad Trustsc-. corner
81 Washington syenue snd Eighteenth street, IN sad
city OF Caro-, ia sad cOunty aud State, The
above described real os'sto tots OF land 90 satisfy
the purposes ana COud tons % SAID mortgage deed
Of ,g1-t, SAID properly will be sold without ie Temp.
ton, and deed viii he executed 60 the purchaser on
such sale. :. SrAATP TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS
Trustees az che Cairo City Property.
Dated, Cairo, m, February ~, 1859. did
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-03-04

Sad iat OBJ, time given hy lnw for %" redemption of
10" above described city lots. will expire on the 9TH
day 81 December. l.6', and that unless sooner r..
doeuejl shall apply for deed for aui possession 81
the same. A q. SLAUGHTER CO., Purchasers.
blicI CaIrn. ~. tchrnnry J. lac daw
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-20

Constitution. Tomorrow another election is
to be held to fill two vacancies on the bench
of the Supreme Court, the term of Office
being for a period of ten years. Lorenzo
Sawyer, one of the present Judges, and o.
@. Pratt, are the Republican candidates, and
J. b. Crockett and William b. Wallace the
Democratic candidates. During the past few
years the State has been virtually Democratic,
although General Grant received q maj jority
last November of 506, in a total vote of
1OS,660. At tho election for Judges of the
Supreme Court just previous, the Democra-
tic majority, on very light vote, was $3.50,
and in 1867 it was as high as 95iG. In the
last Legislature there was Republican maio-
rity of in the Senate and Democratic
majority of "a in the House, giving Demo
cratic majority of 90 on Joint ballot. With
all these facts in yiew Democratic triumph
tomorrow is to be anticipated. There
appears to be but little interest in the result,
and the vote will probably be light one.
The election of Judges was recently sepa-
rated from that of the other State officers, to
secure, if possible, the selection of capable
men without regard to their party affiliations;
but thus far the plan appears to have worked
badly. Little interest is taken in the judicial
election by the mass of the people, and thus
few jealous politicians are generally enabled
to fix the thing up as best suits their own
views and interests.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-20
AT IT AGAIN.

WE have received a copy of a call for a
Woman Suffrage Convention to be held III
Cleveland, Ohio, during the month of Novem-
Der, appended to which is modest request
for us to copy all the names appended
one hundred in number-'as they are inn
portant to show the people the character of
the movement" Just so, and as full half of
the siSners of the call are of the masculine
gender, ''the character of the movement will
be evident to our readers without troubling
them with the full list. But the list, such as
it is, presents very curious mixture. Henry
Ward Beecher, the model evangelical
preacher, is cheek by jowl with Andrew
Jackson Davis, the crazy philosopher of the
harmonious coronation" school of infdelity:
George William Curtis, one of the most ele-
giant scholars and effective speakers in the
the country in close association with such
dribblers as Lucy Stone, Antoinette Brown
Blackwell, and Mary A. Livermore; and
Alfred II. Love, the Philadelphia apostle Of
peace, in kindly sympathy with Amelia
Bloomer, whom we take to be the great origi-
nal Bloomer of all time. From all of which,
''the character of the movement is still fur
ther evident, and the publication of the COM
plete list quite a waste of our valuable space
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-20
THE NEW PARHAM

Is, UNDOUBTEDLY
THE STRONGEST AND LIGHTESTl
THE BEST AND MOST PERFECTLY FINIsHEi>,
IT'S MOVEMENTS AS SPEEDY AND AS LIGHT 4
AS ANY OTHER MACHINE Nv
II USES A STRAIGHT NEEDLE
MAKING A TIGHT LOCK-STITCH
THAT CANNOT BE UNRAvELLED
PERFECTLY FAIR UPON BOTH SIDES,
II HAS THE NEW NEEDLE-HOIDER.
NO SPRlNGING OR BENDING OF TILE
NEEDLE IN CHANGING FROM COARSE
TO FINE, THEREBY AVOIDING ALL DROPPED
OR MISSED STITCHES.
IT USES THE Gel. .EBRATED SHUTTLE CARRIER
NO RACE OR GROOVE EMPLOYED
NO SOILING OR oILING OF THE THREAD
NO FRICTION OR WEARING OF THE SHUTTLE
Tile largest piece Of ,rorE ,eill pass uader ii.
IL rW SeIc the Finest and most Delicate Fabric
Without the use of paper underneath
IL i0jU Se'c the Heaviest Bearer CLOTH or
Linen Duck 1cith Linen Thread,
MarSeales, PiQue and English LaStiags,
Pass oCer Seams, or Turn Corners Pe,tectly
1T WILL HEM, FELL, BRAID CORD, QUILT
TUCK AND GATHER.
All machines finished in the highest degree OF the
art.
All Cabinet Furniture of the most beautiful and
chaste designs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-20

THE RAILWAYS or INpIA-During the slate on
pleasaDtness' in this country, immense sums were
expended in England to foster the growth OF cotton
in her Indian possessions, and by the aid OF this
layishness several great lines of railway con-
structed The two principal, the East Indian and
the Great Indian Peninsula, have now 2230 miles in
operation, and when completed Will extend 2IG5
miles, onc-half more than the Pacific Railroad.
These lines will connect Calcutta with Delhi Madras
with Baypore, Nagpore with Bombay, and Lahore
with Kurrachee. The miles now IN operation are
s942 and the miles under construction 1865. For
the building of these works. $3.50 900 tons OF goods
of the value OF Sll6 260,0O), were shipped from Eng
land in $3.50 ships. The capital required was secured
by a five per cent. guarantee by the Government in
India and total of Sill 900 has already been
paid as interest the capital by the Government Of
which amount s4 800 600 has been repaid out OF the
earnings of the roads, Last year 10, 900 passengers
were carried these roads, of this number all but
100000 were in thirdclass carriages. The passenger
receipts were &c. 000 and the freight SG60O 00O
The rolling stock comprises 93T locomotives, 2I33
passenger cars and is, ,226 freight cars. The persons
employed number 80 099 OF whom 36 04S natives.
The effect of these increased facilities for travelling
and for the interchange of commodities upon the
standardization of that country cannot be easily
estimated; but the extension OF commerce, educa-
ton, and religious instruction must now be in
creased in ratio far exceeding that of the past.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-20
BANK REPORTS.

,ssza ABSTRACT OF THE REPORT OF THE
VIZ CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF
THE REPUBLIC OF PIIlLADELPlilA, made 10
books at the close OF business the 9th day OF Oc-
tOber, 1867 -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-20
MISS DICKINSON As A NATURAL
CURIOSITY.

MISS ANNA DICKINSON has certain kind of
celebrity as public speaker that suhices to
attract crowded audience whenever she is
announced. This was proved last evening by
the immense concourse of intelligent ladies
and gentlemen that filed the auditorium of
tho Academy Of Music to hear her discourse
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-20
THE California ELECyJON

oN the LIST OF September California held
State election for members of the LEGISLATURE
and county officers, resulting in a Democratic
victory, which will cause that State to reject
the proposed fifteenth amendment to the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-20
TIE PARIIArI
Sewing Machine Company

Having purchased ali the Old patents OF SIR
CHARLES PARHAM, a well-known inventor OF raie
abilities, OF twenty years standing: also his severa,
neW and rery rd,UdWe Patents for certain later TN
provements and also, at q considerable expcase
obtained general license to use the many pateo,s
owned 10y the old-estabilshed
WHEELER h WILSON co.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
And GROVER & BAKER 60.
BY the employment OF the oldest and most skIlfui
mechanics ana operators. and whose judgment anu
varied experience have been consulted, only those
features of the numerous patents possessing oat-
h'ed merit are used. By such grand combination
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24

ffssitssi Ofssi - hess $50 ne
s1issfii srfsfiasiiJ A. 40 81 ssiualsf
NJ hish sass n sfiiiss iis ssus tifhfsi
90 ils psTitalns u iitsiys shsnhrf in
a. isnTis = ne ssfli Oar faui ifiau
hat Ne souli pa isfih bio hani 10 grasp
he ssn q tree ETsainsss hat hashst 10
iusils his go ari hsafi and hasi, siihiu
bic sasy reach, has f.lsi late mis- siF. lis
foss = Tssksi aai fsll sick. his Tsliesnrs
vss his sole idea lie is Teiistni bsesuss
hs has net ssnss snough 10 h o,hsTsiss.
bssauss he has sonseisnos snough 10 knes
bic aHwsFihinsss 10 bs 81 the head u =
nsiisn, Vastly enough 10 le sssTsilg
ashamed Of his Ignorance and msiiesFi'y'
and avATiss Ahi suPiiiiy snough 10 held on
10 an once, fOI The sake Of lis PFeti, the
duties q which he Is utterly uns' 70 PER
form, Asa Pssidsai he Is failuTsi IS :
tool he is success, To the South be is =
Gsliguls in cruelty, lie has forced uPop
the South some q her diress snsuiss, sRd
go far, HE course promises her no'hins 10
the nay o. restoration and relief lie has
iurhsd WashlRsl0a sad the South iRio
military camp seems dsIsrmiasd not TO
restore civil rule, aud 10 force the disfrah'
ehissd people Of the falsely dsnORina'sd
rebel States 10 spend their substance In
paying taxes to support vile horde OF
mohgrel, forelgn,bOFn, lhieying Vagabohis,
(missAllsd American soldlsrs,l aud ssVe-
raj millions OfdsmOraliEed, lazy, WORTHLESS
niggers. Unless a change shall laseplase
In bis style VI managing affairs, history
will write him down tie greatest jsekass
that ever rose above the stable 10 which he
bs,y.-eh. This Is the ago Of msdioerliy,
and Grant IL The bs4'asns " all It's
inhnitessimsl liillenss,ss. Jls 10 indSs''H
badly minuis-,hs most powerful TELESCOPES
eye cannot sec as much Of the true Pres
dent In him as the common eye can see Of
the pen-feaihsrs on q miige's wing. We
Judge him by bis administration up 10 date.
We have him and must endure him, God
only knows how long but II he shall i'm
prove In the future, God DO praised, and
We shall chronicle tho change with pleasure,
In President Grant We have been greatly
disappointed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
The NIcHeiNu,snucc,

The house Representatives have
passed u bill for coming $40, 900, 900
Of additional nickel copper cents
and three and fve-ccnt pieces. They
are to be from twenty three to TWEEN
ty-fye per cent nickel, and to DO
legal tender up to fifty cents. Tho
usual congress report contains no
intimation of any provision for re.
dccming this dcbascd and almost
worthless coinage, SO as to keep it
on level even with our deprecated
paper currency. We, therefore, in
fer that no such provision is made,
and, assuming this Inference to be
correct, we are compelled to do
nounco tho whole measure as an I'M
vanished swindlc, uncalled for by
any public necessity and unworthy
of n government that claims to be
guided by principles of honesty or
policy.-[Chicago Republican.
There is scarcely measury be-.
fore congress, in any of tho depart
mcnts, that is not denounced by
some of tho radical journals. In
the matter of those nickels, it is true
that they are bastard coin-but it
is also true that, almost everything
else tho radicals have concocted is
as bogus, worthless, as these nickels.
The radical papers call this bogus
coinage "the nickel nuisance" With
precisely the same propricty thoy
might confess that radicalism from
head to toe, from stem tostern, from
bogus paper to bogus nickel, was all
a nuisanco.-[Quincy (Ill.) Herald.