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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

House and Lot for Sale.
A small frame house containing rooms, cor
ner 9Th Avenue and Union street, will be sold
cheap. Further particulars call on.
2-tf II. C. CLARK.
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Pure wfnosf

Kentucky Whisky, and genuine otard, Dupu!
& Co. Brandy, can be had for Medicinal pur
poses, at BATES PERLEY's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

A very interesting Union meeting for prayer
for President Grant was held at the Cougrega-
tionaI church at Il O'Clock m, Thursday,
March 4th. Though but few in attendance, the
interest was deep, and the importance Of such
meetings made very manifest
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Bonum vinum Bonum sangui-

NCtl 4 GCIbs
DIR. Fl. Schroeder. the celebrated German
Vineyardist, offers for sale his entire stock of
5000. 600 grape vines and cutting of the best
varieties at reduced prices, to Kansas fruit
growers. VIII receive good and well selected
land or town lots in exchange for nursery
stock. For particBRlars address
DIR. II. SCHROEDER,
5-tf Bloomington, Illinois.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05
MARnIEn.

February 18th, by Rev. L. n. Hancock, at
the brides residence. ~ miles northeast Of
Emporia, Mr.. WILLIAM H. HINsHAw and Miss
ANNA N. BARSED, all OF Lyon county, Kan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Simri Carter Is building frame residence,
I6x24, one and half stories high. on Mer-
chants street, between sth and 9th Avenues.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Aessrs. Smith. Maize and Hunter, Of Logan
county, Ohio. are building comfortable look
ing house on Constitution street, between Bird
and 4th Avenues.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

American Club Seed Wheat.
have about 100 bushels of the above seed
wheat for sale on my farm about5 miles south
east Of Emporia, near G. d. Humphreys.
D. L. MYERS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Those wanting Immigration papers should
cave their orders for them, us we shall print
but few more than are ordered.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

II you want pair Of boots, shoes, CATERS OF
slippers, made to order, go to the new Boot and
Shoe Store Exchange building.)
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Connecting directly with all the great Rail-
roads leading out Of st. Louis; giving pass
engers choice Of routes from st. Louis 70
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville, Kew
York, Baltimore, Washington City,
B0ETOE.
Through Tickets via. this Line
can be had at all regular ticket szsces In the
West.
At tbs ssms fare As by competing lines.
HBagg1ge checked TO destination and
handled FREE OF CHARGE.
BARTON BATES, President st Louis.
5. n. KNIGHT, GenY Snp't. st. Louis
4. W. MILLSPAUGH.
Genl Ticket Agt, Sc. LouiA
Il. NJ. DUNN
General Western Agent,
Is-Ao s. Louts, 10.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Bohemian Toilet Sets,
French Wax Boxes, Jewel Caskets, Fine Per
fumeries, and Imported Brushes, at
BATES & PERLEY's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

whitley . Truitf have just received and are
now opening their first spring goods. Thsy
are very cheap Call soon. They 60 OF Ike
hot cakes. Feb. g.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05
FIRE.!
AEaeneaIe q Urban Always Sue
ssAas1HuT
FIRE2!

SG9S1uls
EVANSVILLE, ND, January 8, 1sS6.
NESSRS. IMAGINABLE 6 URBAN.
GENTLx1EKN-On the night Of the z1st Of
December, our entire stock was destroyed By
IRE, but Il affords US great satisfaction TO say
to you that the Safe Of your make, which we
purchased Of your Agent, +. 81. Ehrmans ESQ.,
stood the test Of enc Of the hottest fires we
ever witnessed, lasting forty-eight hours.
At one time the safe had blueish appear
anee from the intensity Of the hest. On Open
ing eur books and papers they were found in
as perfect condition rs when they were put I'm,
giving US an easy method Of settling our insur-
anee. Il affords us much pleasure to acknowl-
edge TO you our high appreciation Of your work
manship.
We are, most respectfully, your obedient
servants. GEO. S. SONTAG & co.
b. T. WRIGHT. Agent,
Near the Court House,
EMPORIA, KANSAS.
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Wanted.

For the latest style IN silk plug hats go tt
Lehnhard's, Exchange.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

The place to buy your leather is at Lehn-
hard's Exchange building,) at Leayenworth
wholesale prices.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Over fifty cases have been argued before the
Supreme court at this.term. No decisions have
yet been given.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Fraker & Peyton have just received large
number Of new plows.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

A numbered our merchants start east to buy
goods next week. We will have larger stock
of goods brought to Empori2 this spring than
ever before.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

The next annual conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. of Kansas, will be held in
Leavenworth, commencing on the 24th-of
March. Bishop James, Of New York, will pre-
side,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Capt. W. s. Morehouse, of Atchison, hal
been appointed Adjutant General.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Go to @. w. Frederick to get your agricul
tural implements and garden seeds.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

At j. C. Hall & Bros mink skins and other
furs for cash or goods. Soft
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

J. n. Davis Is putting up a new frame house
just east Of Fremont Park.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Go to Lehnhard's Exchange buiiding) and
buy your boots and shoes cheaper than ever.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05
Fresh Garden Seeds.

Cotton, Wool and Curry Cards at
wRIGHTS Hardware Store.
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To owners of NIcCOrmick's N
chimes

keep supply Of repairs on hand for Nc
Cormick's Reapers and Mowers, and am ready.
to dispose of them at manufacturers prices,
with freight added. J. L. CATTERSON,
24-tf Agent, Emporia, Kansas
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Goods delivered TO any part of the city by
@. w. Frederick.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

House an lot for sale cheap for cash. In
quire OF MRS STONE.
EmporiA, Kansas,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

10000 hides wanted at the Exchange, for
which the highest price win be paid.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Lehnhard is closing out his stock Of hats an
caps and gloves. at cost.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

j. H. Hunt ofthe National Hotel in digging q
well on his premises, struck skeleton Of some
animal at the depth Of forty-one feet. A rit
measured twenty-one inches, and rescmbled
that Of an elk. In digging the well they blast
ed through limestone rock several feet thick
and found the skeleton in bed OF gravel jus
below the rock. This is undoubtedly the same
animal that Noah took into his ark.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

Robert Hurst has gone to New York after
new goods.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

LEHNHARD has large lot of horse collars
which he is selling awful cheap.
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Local NOTICES.

PEOws at wrighps Hardware store
near the Court House.
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nEmHGRATzON. -.
A sPEenaia MAP OF Lyon Counr,
HA Ce1nectfoR Win &c.

Over Five Thonsand Copies aobe
Printed.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

80 Gold
NEW YORK, March 2-Gold strong Open
ed at 321S; advanced to a25<; fell to SIX, and
Closed at s2L.
Chicago Live stock.
MARCH 8, 1869.
Beef cattle were in good supply and quiet
but there is no essential change to notice in
values. The receipts were 353 head and the
sales SO head at $3.S71z@5.75 for cows, heifers
and light steers; 5.75@6.s1N for light to medi-
um fieshy steers, and at 7.25@7.s75< for good
to choice shipping beeves.
Hogs were firm and active to the extent of
the offerings at full previous quotations. The
receipts were 3,O95 head and the sales 1915
head at 1O.95@11.25 for fair to medium, and at
11.4O@12.OO for good to extra lets.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, MARCH. 3.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed, with small business Spring super
fine sold ut 81 5O@5 90; fall do, So 1895 90;
spring and fall Xxx, Sc 25@7 IS.
Wheat steady and firm; sales at 81 6O91 80
for low prime to choice red, and white fall,
81 1902 10for choice do.
Provisions entirely domoralized, and no sales
were made, although meat could be bought at
lower prices. Packers offered to sell mess pork
at $3I@31 80.
Packed dry salt shoulders, 121zc.
Clear sides, 1615c.
Bacon shoulders sold at lac; clear rib sides,
1890; clear sides, 1T1<c.
Lard duh and nominally lower. at 1s1z@l9c
for prime, in tierces. Order sales were at l9c
in tierccs, and 21c in kegs.
Cattle quiet, with limited local demand,
and prices are lower, ranging at from exc to
&c gross. for very inferior to extra.
Hogs in small supply; extra heavy sold at
91z@1OA.
Leavenworth Market.
FLoUR-Best xxx IS O005 25.
CORN-5s@60 per bushel.
HoGs-The packing season has entirely
| closed with about half a crop.
HIDEs-Dry flint p h, 20@21c; dry salt, II
@Is; green. g; green salted, 10@11.
BUTTER-50c.
WooL-Tub washed, 45c; unwashed fleece,
30@33c.
LUAaBER-Clear pine, $1,000 q thousand;
common lumber, 36 90; clear siding. 80 90;
best flooring, 1000; A sawed shingles, 675;
pine lath, 675.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

GotOJ.D D. GIBsoNs, Americas, for your
fresh garden seeds. 9-l0
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05
no WIN AND COUNTRY.

District court is In session here this week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-03-05

a. Gold.
NEW YORK, March 2.-Gold strong Open
ed at 321S; advanced to Az; fell to s1a<, and
Closed at S21S.
, 1869-01-13

opposite Memphis, where the militia arc ST.
resting the more notorious nurdererB, 4 all
u quiet On the Potomac" The Memphis
ku-hlux threaten to cross the river and
can ons the militia Governor Clayton don't
think thcy will. The Governor say, he aim
ply meals law and order, asks nothing
more. Will accept nuthing less. Who blames
hm1
:: MUNICIPAL ELECTIaE.
The city election on Monday, passed OF
very qute II. and resulted Ia decided VIC
tory for the out-and.out Radical ticket. a
strong effort of few sore head Republic ms
In col junction With Conservative politici ms.
to bring out so-caued peaplu'a Ticket, b aaed
upon prejudice against colorcd otnceholdess,
and the state Standardization, ind the success
Of which should he q rebuke to the policy Of
the Gore1nox,> has met NTH s1xual defeat
The more uut.a.d-out Democrats could
not sKallo" The rnongrH concern, and so
failed to vote, whils thc great mass Of the
Republicans tn general treated tho tiekst
thrown IN evident chill over tue CoCservs-
tire aud few week-kueed politicians, by Il
hearty endorsement of the poticy Of the Gov.
error, that will. doubt ess- not be without
Its tHect upon the action Of the Democratic
State Convention, meeting heee on he Sth
Instant. The entrc strength OF the new par
~ tthat WAS to be) In Little Rock, as shown
BY the vote for their candidate for Mayor,
br. .. 8. Gillon, reaches the insignificant 1g-
ur" ct 2S3. The Radical vtc footed up
1,3c6, giving the candidate, DR.. Hartman, a
majority OF 500. OF eight Aldermcn, three
are colored. Gsnstrnf.re Repubf1cunism /.
evidently below par In Little Kock-
Rzso.-
, 1869-01-13


We givo In another column statement
os tlu iccuIr,s lrotn informal 1tpvcnuc In
tht County 0! Cook, during Tho year 1908,
with comparative exhibit Vi tho nm ouD
COLLECTED On tho leading nr.lclcs In tBy7,
md summary Of the amounts pnlu to
TIT General Government by Cook County
nincc lha war taxation was f]rst insti,utctl
These figures cnhblo US 10 make IN cs'f-
1nnlc oi Tho magnitude Of tho butl.
rc.s transacted in this city during
the rnst year, for "Chlc,go is Cook Ooun.
"" 10 all buslness tntents and pur-
poses. We find that the wholcsale salca
CT the city were nearly three hundred
md 1lt.y mill1ons, bcslles thirty-ntne
millions Of cattle sales. THO receipts OF
intursnce companies exceed two millious,
nj tbeasres over Bi1 hundred thousand,
while tax has been pad on bank deposits
and capital Of forty.seven nilIionr. We
estimate tho total incomes OF our oitizens
during the past year at sixty.four md q
hAlf mlIltonf-8bout onc.iourth OF the
total value OF real and personal osta.o In
The city,
, 1869-01-13

The Bucvtus fOhio, .Jouruny srecas
that patent mcdicinc coacern in nv
York are sending out their c1rc,,l,ra all
over The county, urder the FINK of
Demas Barnes, n. O. from one or thc
Brooklyn Dtst1icta, and order all p.tens
mclic,re letters and papers to be 3D.
dressed 10 him at New York, as thew
plainly express it, TO .aue postage: tha.
is. 10 cheat the government gu. Of com.
pcnsatton for carrying the letters, paners
and c;sculara, The nub ot this onsr .tion
will ba sccn when it Is stated that the
aforesaid Hon. Demas Barnes is a mem
ber OF the quack msdtcine firm which IL
thus swtndline the Post Oll.c D.n,rt-
ucut, Isit matter for wonder thai tha
postal deficit for this year Is sepea mill
ions of dollarsY II in hfph t;re ~,
, 1869-01-13

Ecribo the lobh5men Of Washington, will
give you a hmt OF the Treasury lobby here.
Ell. hol me, the cousin Of the Comm1ssioner
Of Internal Revenue. aud VIM. E. Chandler
are eminent In 1t. About Ed. Rollins shall
speak At another time. About Chandler
may as we'll drive dyer at presenk BE wss
Assistant Secretary OF The Treasury Soma
time ago, and martyred himself Into tho
aecretaryship Of the Republican National
COMMITTEES, TO the excecdlug eoHow Of Re-
Pnblicana Of good intentions: Il Is to be
hoped th1t General Grant will riehteously
haia1ce whatever energy Chandler displayed
IN the latter place with the TACT patent all
oyer the Capitol that Chandler Ii an inter
ested Lobbyist In great number Of schemes,
all Of which are exDensiye or lniudlc!ons.
he Is a regular Watehel and attcndan. upon
.congress, G ;s seeming seeming. M to 81, hays W. Psss.ksy
room, or the floor ot Concress. have no
hesitation in doing my duty to the prrsa and
the public sincerely hy Say fnx that huld his
Influence to be eTfl, and his eouspicuousncss
In the Republican organization damaging to
It's success.
It is q matter Of ast ~nthment to mo that
this sort Of material should have filed public
and partisan offices 20 high, aud cau &C.
count for 1t only By the b lief that some one
Of The moncyed and banking ASSOCIATIONS in
the neighborhc cod Of the Trea4uty has Gu
doEsed and put him forward.
Esarn4l lheeki whsn yonf CT spheres sublime
Peal the1r last note To sourd the N irrn Of TINS,
thou unciemsyed, ehalt DER the ruins enlle,
Ana MAKE ''Joo " Of Natures funeral pilet'
WHEREAS AND RESOLVED.
! hare 1o disposition to take advantage OF
the accident Of my profession to disturb any,
body. But to hetttate about speaking frank
u and vigorously the names Of the vile men
who are turning our Capi'o ol Into faro bank ,
Is to impctii tho e1tnte ot our chl1dreu. It Is
also Idle to make party discrimluatlons our
own party In iis Organization Is slnply pratt
cal. These things Congress must do, md
speedily:
I. Keep lobbyists oT The floors Of Congress.
and out Of the rooms Immediately adjacent'
2. Discharge any clerk who usus bis utllce
for "seeiug" members In the interests III
other people.
u. Make tho mrthodlcal meeting of rom.
miftccs, The attendance Of Quorum, and tao
ttRnAaction OF bu4iucss, compulsory.
firm.
, 1869-01-13

tortttcs, steppfd OF tftecn PAGES In oppo-i.e
directions, turned and dred. The forenca1 Of
ono ~As Esszed By the bail ftona his opponett,
brrakfrg the deeh, Wnte tbs Other received IN
oquAll, cloeo ehsys under tho chin. After tbs
d,stl:y OF courage -snd maskmsnah1p, the matter
MAS tettled- ts44 ;. (.
aslipcltt. o., ii excited oset wi1d nan, who IL
reported tohaunt the woods near tha: cttY. 90
goes n2ketsis eosezed with hair. Is gigantic In
he'kht. and "hls eyes statt from their sockets "
ca1s5sRe, eontaiIt ing mn ind dauzhsat, Was
attaekcd bJ him feW days ago. He bounded at
me father. catching him III a grip like th.t ol a
s'ee ahd hnfllng him to the Garth fell him aud
rcdeasort d TO bite and scratch hiH,- like Wild
animal. Tho stsngElo-was long nnd fearful; 1ust
- he "as heeoninR exhausted, tho daughter,
tak'Ec courage At the imminent danger Of hes pa
ret, snatehcd up n rock, and hurl'ng 1t 1t the
bead q n1a sdrEssxt1. struck hlxs somsrheru
about the ear. The creature Was stun1ed, hut
slowly got up and retired into ne!ehbor1up
copse that tklr.ed the road."
, 1869-01-13

n the Wclta, Fargo s. Co. mail con-
tract if fraud, and if Hon. John +.
Fsrnsworth Is 3 nsrty 10 It, OF Is the
hired agent Of thosc pctpctra,in9 II, he
IA taking exactly tho proper course to
1envlLce tho people Of hts dlstzlct Of aucl,
sta'c Of tllpgs-yotins in the same
day, first against tho investigation OF q
Questionable consraci, ant,second against
bill which Is intended to enable tho
Incoming President 10 set rid Of the
scoundcrels now in Office. We barely
suggest that Mr. F.'s constituents could
have dispensed with one OF those votes.
or would have preferred that they had
been spread over d greater period Of
time.
, 1869-01-13

The Common Council, on Monday
evening, was the sceue Of = fierce. s'rug-
g;e concerning tho legend upon the stone
ves,ibule Of the Washington Street Tan-
rel. The Inscription contains the names
oi the present members Of tue Board OF
Public Works, the names of the Eog,ncer
and Assis tant Engineer, and OF the con-
tractors The. eight in thc Council was
concerning the omission Of the names OF
gentlemen who hAd once been members
Ut the Board Of Public Works, but are
not noW members.
The writing ol names in public places
is one Of the hiIthrigh1s OF Americans
1.-The yeatIbulcs OF Tho iunuel and Ill the
a.chways and 81 1e walls Of the approaches
were made white. and with smooth s1r-
FACE, the space would be all too narrow
Tor the names OF those who take that
neansol recording their progress through
lite- The world over, wherever Jones
End Smith have travelled. will be, found
their names in lead pencil, or dug deep
with the knife into wood, or Scratched on
stone, or glass OF Iron.
George Washington, in his es.lg days
anbi,iously cut his initials higher up on
the rocks Of the Natural Bridge. In VIZ.
gini., than anybody else, and Tou1g
| America, with j,ck-koifc aad pencil, h \
been initiating bis performance eve
since. 1t will be seen that whoever pre-
pa1ed this legend 4of the tunnel omitw'
all reference To the city Of Chicago OF tn
date OF the work. E,oht nLtncs were Fe
, 1869-01-13
GOLD MINING I'M PEORIA.
4 Parry ol Workmen Unsarth a Crock
Af dt0tAf

Il EAF4t 4A ~ QEAkMt0 U0kAHNn Qf1EA
II Gold!
The Peoria Ml.) Transcript, OF Saturday,
says: Yesterday afternoon, workmeu co.
gagged In c1cavAlinE collar on the ground
formerly occupied by the old spinnctto
saloon building, Oh Main street, unearthcd
crock eon,sinlnT ,, : lot of gvld pieces OF the
The crock was enclosed In sack, and one
Of the men picked 1t up. emptylng the gold
on the ground bctore he knew what the sack
contained. Tue workmen dropped thde
shovcis and began TO pick up the shining
pieces. chtldrsn pley19g ..sersebl!nSs' fer
dren fighting Tor money. Tbs persou who
asst discovered the gold secured the crock
and made of wIlh 1T, and each of the tor
1unate ones who secured part Of the treasure
rau away, 20 that there VISA suddec oeasa-
ton Of work On the excavation. Oae man
money, that he hing his: pick In the air and
We were unab!e 10 learn the a,uount found,
but It was certainly over 1000, aad per.
haps e 900. Some alleRe that the MN who
teute, x cured over 81 600, but there II no
authority for any such statement. Another
man Is tald to hare secured seTcn E30 pieces
and Others got less amounts.
The money Was most probably hidden In
the earth bs the, late antonio apiauetto. He
last spring. II was theh believed By all his
I friends that be had some coin In his Posses
siuu, and search wss made for it, He had
been man ot misery habits. some eight
| wears ago he made partial contract for the
| purchase Of The Taylor property near .hts
saloon. Al that time be exhibited 70 Ar'
Joseph Botto considerable gold. AL his de.
| poeits in the bank after that date were II
| paper currency.
The mcst complete search after his death
tailed to reveal the hidiog-p,ace Of the sap
posed treasure, and until the workmcu cant
apen il. yesterday, sua appsoRastea pa \, -
acknowledge that any money was found
Had they been sworn 70 .ee.esy, they eou!s
fact The money had been buried some fee
under the ground. in the cellar. The seram
bic tor its possession alte9 il was dissoysre'
atd he affair created no llstlc sensation an
talk during the afternoon. Tho latest tepor.
a1e that there we're at least E,51.
, 1869-01-13

arm free to s.rike at the enemies OF the
country who are robbiug its Treasury,
Ale there any Senators who object to the
removal Of. corrupt mens Hsv! these
dishonest Officials any friends and art
rets in the Senatef Ar4 there any
Senators who will vote to retain such
men In object II the corrupt rings who
have contro! Of the collection OF the Feve-
lue lave any strength and power In the
eerate. there is no more fitting or cxpres-
siyc OCCASION to make ii evident tn n by
resisting the repeal oi the Oi1lce-Tenure
law