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piteous application t o tbs Governor 10, r..
lief The TtoIle h4re 10 amusement. II
eighteen years thfrs has rot heen = hspr,n-
or monkey show IN the county. Tbs y.sar':
men afe asdly ignorant on this pom. I'll II
only amuesu,euts arc pI.ching halt dnl1a1s All
1s1prlrg mnle-eared rabbits. Ho bnsa X,
Governor with tears in his eyes, fer Coils
eake, to rend eomo monkeys tn tha couaty.
or to order small man bung for ths znu.;-
ruent Of the ptople To this reasons,Ie sp-
peal tho he7ftless official 1sa=rlbsy aud rrn-
fanely responds ~ falfo"f:
*ExECurtvE OFFic., AEsrtH,,
''Apstt q, 1S:n e.
"MR. Bonafk C4R1xR: DAMN ,, q aud rrur
hvotrrr-in-,a~, fsatRh Harris, and the penn!e Of
Weed tnunty. Whft tho he'll do sou 8uFpose
care whether the peopEc Of Wood Z nnty nase
eyfr sFen hanging ora MunEef: Ynn are ar
an fufc"Eal set cf RI 6els. ana you d1f't d.setEa
the project m OF the KryeIpme ri, much ifs+ have
you any rtsht to 1nck IN she ,vrTnmentf:R II zse-
ufnf- II bad INV way JUu would ere enough OF
h2r girH- for " uli anR 'he last dsmu npe nf
ynn. Wy 7ru uuat b. a.a internal font 10 Fup-
rcte hat shf GcveTnnr IA x1fat State Ike Taxaf
fAs pntn!rs teit+f to f3 thar to furnish the pce-
pie with monkey shows. And NOW. sir, let me re-
cei!e 20 nnre imrers1nent 1ettc's fr-m Jor, or
will 7h3w you Ehn yen are ts1nIpC with.
B. J. DAVIS, Governor OF TeI2AT
, 1870-11-26
RELIEF FHoM TAXATION NEEDED,
The Troy Times, high tariffite, saws:


"a high tann ia revenue necessity, and mu.,
pe necessity for mauy years 10 come. The pro.
lection It Affords to our manufacturing Industries
Is by no mean1 the least Of Its advantsgea''
Is it n "rerenue necessity" to maintain
the thrift at its present c1orbitant rates?
That is the question. Tho tariff is yielding
sixty millions year moro gold than is
needed for the payment of the interest on
the national debt, and .ths Secretary Of the
Treasury is selling this gold for greenbacks,
and, with the latter, purchasing bonds, Is
t necessity" to levy extra duties to the
extent Of SEQ, 600, 900 for that purpose ? Is
it g necessity" to pay off eighty to ono
hundred millions of debt per annum? Is
it good policy to bleed the country at this
rate in order that Nr. Boutwell, may .pg.t5--
lish monthly bulletins, showing ,that be has
paid off eight or ton millionsof Of debt within
the preceding thirty .dsysa The country has
stood excessive taxes fol. nine consecutive
years-@fc7e of them since the end of the
relse:llion. II Congress would relieve the
people of taxation as far as possible for d
like period, and give the country a chance
to rechpetate and recover from the e1haus-
ton OF the war, would not such policy be
the best aud wisest kind Of ptotection to
home industry ~ A reduction of taxation
"protects eyersboay and hurts none ex-
cept tax-eaters. Let Congress at its ensu-
ing session remove sixty millions of taxes
lovied on iron, steel, cutlery, crockery,
implements, textile fabrics, COIL, salt,
clothing, carpets, books, paper, etc., and
it will confer relief and protection on
the industry of the American people worth
infinitely more than all the benefits de-
rived from high tariffs SINCE the Moors im-
posed the first duty on the commerce Of
Europe that passed tho Straits Of Glib
faltar.
, 1870-11-26

additional cbn:gcr; and they hare uoon
arrival 10 work for weeks and months to
raise enough to redeem their clothes from
tho Lien. This sys.cm should be
broken up. root and branch, The t.aus-
portation Of these people in comfortable
cars ahould DO mada dat7. to 10 enforced
hy national authority, and the rates OF
transportation should he fixed at the loves.
Sum that competition would accept. The
objection urged is the old hunbug of cen-
tralization Of power in tho hands Of the
Federal Government Bat the duty to
which the exercise of this power relates is
peculiarly national one. These emi-
gsanta leave home not to become cit
izens OF New York, Texas or Illinois,
b"s Of tho United States. They abju1e
aba Fenounee The allegiance they owe their
nause laao' NOT 10 hecome citizens of any
o"e otates S1uage. OF city, but to assume
III Aties'Anee 10 inc United States. They
ato ptaeoca''5 c''l1ens OF the United
osA'e's stI no nomeas eney land' yet, though
4oi-a''na o. tnose VINO reach New York
s'5 uepasa amtneoaately Tor the inferior,
lucy A4'e ~ pay tnat cry ~ for each rnau,
=. no' anu paoe' oeiore they can leave.
, 1870-11-26

there should bs DO discrimination against
II ose clerk In favor Of those in other depart
to port. ofe sppcss
Il n Secretary ttan by sny other. The aus
E. stion sas benz fici,l 10 both Democrats aul
Rerublicars: Never having 1csd .hs 5eetc-
tasy' : second 10 ter, wlen il vas published be-
VA AZ much suFrzi:ed as an7bulv elsa to find
upon Nbat ground tie resignation *as put.
There IT. hut ono wav Of exclainiug or recon-
cilirg there two LETTERS Having re,eive,i no
an+Wer to ths firzs. aud remembering the early
aud frm stand tte President took against
these tuo clstnsn:e, snd tie nrdets b. then
gave igrt ring bo b, he knew hs cauM nos
s.a1d % that letter. and therefore rcaorted to
the civil sfIvice e1ped;ent- He kpex tie
pr, tidtnt had nsycr interferred with hion, hut
recci1eosed thai sorps newspaper senaational-
mt had written that Senator Cameron aud
Cbsrdle had, after soeiug the President. COM
r1sincd Of tho 9ecrosuys Eodo OF admins or
ing the Office; md this might do to iu=tisy
his vew rea9one for reefgrinE- These are su-
shente facts. and the putHc must Judge Of
thcseezetar5' y sincerity and n1c1its.
, 1870-11-26

Il writer in the Lanett s.res IN account Of n,*
extreme use Of chlotxl He had tiled Iii nthrr
hspnoucs: bus found them either 1nerectns, ~
produce aleep or followed By injur1ou, e1cc,x
But chlora1 succeeded admirably. and he.en toyes
the greas luxury Of sleep. soon, hoTeTrr he
found that Ills dose Of twenty g1a1us EaS tnxrf,.
caent- one night be took dfacnu a II. bn,
awoko hot and restless 1t !. he toot .nn,h.r
doee Of the solution without lighting ,s,nn. -
soen after, when in quite ssupld condl,top. vet
sh'1d hsFo dose. he then sunk to sleep i'm
medla,e1s, and slept stn 10 O'clock. vhrr r..
Tas awakened with d.nacuity. A serrant n.d
rnteted the room at 6 and found him .no,.nr
loudly. On attempting to rise, he found th.r ~
had DO control oyer his legs from his knees so-r
and could not dress or walk without tn4 IA ~ -;
his servant The rest Of the body he md the ree
Of. After hearty breakfast, tho unstc.aInexs
gradually wore Oh. On measuring The bot,le. h.
found, to bis astontshment, that he hxh t,sen ~
tween II and O'Clock, seven drachuns Of cn1or.l
/ similar hundef With my other uaspot!o wnn}d
have produced death. We hear OF I csse wn.r-
ehloEN W1S given to produce 2nesshesta tn i snr.
kltal operation, after which ztcoyezy wsx 1npch
ess - satisfactory tnAu afse. cnlozoform.
, 1870-11-26

The Pope has issued against poor Victor
Emanuel the greater anAthema. ltisthe
duty Of all good Catholics, therefore, to re-
fuse to tender to the King of 1talT aay
bodily uutrimens, 0. to render to him cor
poreal services. Tho BIN Of the Church
rests ever upon those who shall present him
acup OF cold water. II Popes we're Whit
they once were, he would now be deeinc
into the Appenines for refuge from The
concentrated enmity OF all Christians, and
cutting his bare feet with thorus on his
way to the Vatican, there to beg the Holy
Father to lash him with whip of scor-
pions, coniscate his kingdom, and forgive
him on condition OF his becoming a monk.
But times have changed. ONLY one Or two
Italian papers are found willing to publish
the anathe ma, and those are promptly sup
pressed.
, 1870-11-26

Several davs aoo wnr.erhs-, p.d..
and Hesse enacfad 4ba;- ,5b..;onta - ~. -.
periat confederation of North ca-,n.a- -.
and now it il Announced tbat R,x,-i. s..1s
by her acaulesoence the nn;on NJ ,ha n.-.
man Empire. Thu tarm ,No,tt "c.n -,
longer appIv with INV nronr;atx ~ n.
German Confederat;on r. !, s;mar~ ~
confederated Enn;ra of C,ern.rv m.
ccmple.e- e.cent n tba 1,cl ~ :, r,a.,,
tive. o. Emparor. which w;,t aoon H.. w.
piled in tha rerson ri K;no W;,,;.n
It will be curions to Do,a whether Kire
William. vbo toota win ~ fsro- ~ ~
doctrine that cnovns NAV he confarraa H.
the votes of the neon]o %, their 1ao;s,,
tures. will ann}v tha tbeorr of .s d;v;na
right to this nav accession wben ha
accented the croxn of prnss;a ana c-ounad
bimsa,f .t Ko.n;oeha-, ha 1,ftaa ,h. .r,,1.
from tbe altar and n,aeea !, ,,,>,, h;s ~
bead. in token .bat he 1e1d II frn,n coa .na
not from mon.
Bnt t,,a c-oun ~ Carmen, H., o.on,.
and pr;nc;,,,a ~ t,on..,;..;n, ~e.e.s.:s1s
bv tho lars tbaor;os and 1ssaas ~ ~:
vino r;ohf believes - F,ana;s 1sso., w. -
anst,;s He 10 tba 1;na., daa,an5.p. ~ y.
tho lono I;ne of cer,nar Fn norors wi ~
tba thcnrr ~ a;r;,o -;.ht s,,.,,,7 49,.
over The nor ar,,;,a ~, - .uh;ah F..
force ant] fu.,x, ba il a-nal1aa nj, ~
-a,o,,1., ~ ooa .bs H.. ~' ~, -
, 1870-11-26
RAILROAD AID BONDS IN MICHIGAN.

Lug ouFEeMo Coutt OF Tue state OF Mich
igan, in June last. after IN elaborate arcu-
ment, decided that the Legislature of that
State had no constitutional power to au-
thorize q majority of the voters Of any
county, town, or village, to vote an issue
OF bonds in ths name OF such village,
county, OF town, in aid of any railroad cor
poration. This decision, Of course, inrali-
dated all the bonds of that character pre-
viously issued, as well as those already
voted but not issued, and puts an etfectual
stop to any further issue of bonds Of that
Kind. The opinion Of the Court, delivered
by Judge Cooley, was most mastery re-
view and exposition Of the principles Of
taxation, and the rights Of Individuals, and
powers of government. The Governor OF
Michigan Immediately convened the Leeis-
latu1e in extra session, that they might sub
nit to the people, at the November
election, an amendment to the
constitution upon the subject But
the Legislature refused even to submit
proposition to authorize such subscrip-
tons. Finally, the railroad bond interest
consented to take two sections from the
new Illinois Constitution, and adding
another, enabling the Legislature to au-
thor1ze such municipalities as had already
issued bonds to assume a legal RESPONSE
bility therefor, and in that form, tho prop
ositon to amend tho constitution was SUBJ
mitted as follows:
"ART1cIE 10. SEC. J.. The Legislature mar from
time to time pass laws eAtAbii shtuR reasonable
lntn!mum rates OF charges for the tyApBnoft Tim,
o. Iassengeta and freight on the different rail-
contracts between such railroad companies,
Whereby discrimination Is made IN favor OF either
OF snch companies as against other companies
road.
'ssHc.2 2 No railroad corporation shall conso1t-
date ~ sbocH, property. or franchises with any
other railroad corporation owning 4 parallel or
competing hue, and Ia no case shall any console
daton take place except upon public notice given
mauprr as snail 6a provided b. lar. -
49,. ssxc : The legislature mar rFovtae bY la" for
nc payment by the counties. township. and mn.
legations heretofore Issued or 11cnrTed In purxu-
auce Of acts OF the te1tsl9tnse, by auca counties.
townships. and mua1ct1altties sevetally. for, and
~ sid OF. xnT Ian tt'ad company. Such bonds. or
tbttpa1ons snail be paid bv the county. township,
o. municipality issuing or incu.rsug the same. and
ssens si tne Ste o. ane
each Of Eatd several counties, townships aud mu-
ncipaltties, for their decision, the question Of
The same"
At tho election which took place, No
ven,ber 8, the first and second sections of
this article were adopted unanimously,
but the third section was rejected by
majority exceeding 10000. The people of
the State have refused to give the Legisls-
, 1870-11-26

lnnce "Gos-sucll-a-cough." al tbs soldier.
before sebaasopol usod to cali the Russian
s.ateenan, is 4howing that, after Ill, neither
a'u1stlt fos the cla,1na OF Rassla can bc
eoeezed II With immunity. Tho po xcss Of
europe have come to long pd,o* oEing to
the determined attitude OF ,he Russian bear,
, 1870-11-26
THE HOME MARKET pELusIoY

The New York Tribune copies from a
Troy newspaper an article in favor Of g.
high tariff, and strongly endorses it. The
burden Of the article is that the taxation
OF the whole people to make manufac-
lures profitable. furnishes homo market
Tor domestic productions which svould not
otherwise exist, and hence farmers in the
end reap manifold harvest from the
taxes they pay. Here is tho statement of
the Troy paper:
TAKE homo Illustration: Troy and tbe sur.
rounding vlllaoes, Including tho ctr OF Enhoes.
nave population Of more tn IN 20 600 sau,s, The
prosperity here enjnFcd end the progress made in
wealth md population were SECURED. for tue nnst
paIt, frc1n our manufactures, Here afa thesa
Eqaes aa q thousands Of pcope requiring tic neces-
fM!eS o1 NE which agriculture supplies A1d a
ttl!able hctne market for the farmers at ali fhis
fccuon. ard for the aRttcatsural pt.ducnra Of the
FL ihSre1ts ~es ne5e sn9tdcd The prosoey Il
MaonlacturtnK industry, hut Is lsrRely difused
.nlonelent The country: ereu resch!ng 10 the vast
The tar9 systc1, anaratnR them the advantage oil
reliable home marker, hPve TO par cent Of two
ore pound for ihe!r nails snd the other articles
that ts mere nothing comp lred 10 the direct pecu
mary sene1ts OF which They are the tectntents It
y nse ne ra5tpg cut OF dollar and gaIaing I'VE
$500, eeNAAO A4AAaAEt ID LA9 o1hilV"83t Q1 all
the sophistical reasoning put forward in IA
rorof special privileges and monopoly. Let
it be borne in mind that the United States
have an annual surplus of agricultural pro-
ductions, aud that the price OF the whole
OF these productions is regulated by the
price which can be obtained abroad for the
surplus. The over-sup21ied s'home markell"
never pays penny more for wheat or corn
than it is compelled 10 do bY the prices Of
fered in tho foreign market. In 1860, the
tariff duties averaged Is Per cent; the
present tariff on the duti.ble articles is
nearly, if not qtlite, 10 per cent. II there
were any force or truth in this homa mar
ket logic, this tariT at the end of nine
years ought to show it. But what are the
facts.
We give table OF tho values Of prin-
cipal articles of agricultural product
which were exported in 1850, and also in
is7o, by which it will be seen that, in
stead OF providing a homo market for
these productions, our surplus for export
is largely increasing. Here are the figures:
, 1870-11-26
THE 1NM1GRAT1og CONVENTION.


a convention has just been held in Inf1i-
anapolia, at which u hundred delegates
from all paris of the country were present,
to consider the abuses ps&cttRed upon foE-
cign imm;ss. au1s, and to suggest remedy.
The result OF the convention was a RECON-
mendation that Congress, By appropriate
legislation, shall provide proper and neces-
sary measures TO prevent abuses and
frauds, aud to protect ths interests of tho
immigrant while in transit from Europe to
his destination in this country. They also
recommended that the President negotiate
with foreign countries, so az to secure
joint Jurisdiction on ess,igrant ships for the
protection Of the emig.auta Thev also
advised that all capitatson taxes COL
leetea from emigrants, directly or indirectly,
being odiuus and unjust, be abolished and
prohibited. They also called attention to
the schemes, combinations, and monopolias
oppressive to immigrants, by which the
Inter are deprived of the proper and usual
facilities for cheap transportation.
The time has come when the National
Government should intesposc its authority.
sT1,< C{,k. ..e W.,
- 49, h..a xss 80 eo"es's LAX Oh
f,or, rnsaao = pae'eaeee M arriving
O,;o;,,,,,- 49,. 49, 49,. ~ Wy " se" ,o,h"
Eot;ora1 co.as.aa.. - - H "As .e'ieN'' ING
iected to make any provision for this kind
OF commerce, the proceeds were applied
c,se xhsn tha ;ro,.;.ts,,.. % u..n .A's nss sue
, 1870-11-26
Strange cnomen01-ThFec Acres
A.of sixnber Sand SRddcniE DAs1P-
pear 48eloyE the Surface

from fAe FoFf jena G. II 6as6M.
The inhabitants Of the Basket StA!ton, On
the Delaware division Of the Etle haiiHas.
xera treated 10 = firrs-claes sensation. About
two miles north Of the place, theee- acTes OF
land, heavily timbered With hetnfcck, ~ iden-
Is sank below the surface. dissppeszing 10 :
manner similar 70 load of dirt Ehea the bot
tom ia let ont of the wagon There MAS no
.nn.rent c.use. but II eeftsinly haa sunk to
IN derth Of about forty feet, leaving thc tops
Of the trees just vieihis Above the snrface.
Tha tintipE waa accompanied BY loud crash.
Hbicb died away in dul rumble, heard 1t /
considerable dittsace. Tbs ttoes ITO standing
in thei1 natural positions, having eTdenuy
, 1870-11-26
experienced no Pafticnlar injury IN :te'z de-

Il is usual, when such freaks OF nature oe-
cur, for The gu, ken Garth 10 be inmedta'eIJ
submerged y volumes Of water, ba: in this
int.arce no such thenomanen attends. The
Foil is cf = clayey nasure, AID The sides Of the
chatm formed ; the sirti1g present. smooth
and ever apPearauc-, as il hugo rpada had
tes n thrust cosn, arl the earth thrown out
The peot 10 1t tho Raeket, and from the sur
rounding counfrs for oilcr, s,s,ted tho econe
Of lie fhene menop, on su5d.y, ard r,esod
it With ave Ard cnr nrs'frcstior. Troy doa't
like to Be Gloss to where the bottom seems 10
ba dropping out OF terrest1ial thinse.
, 1870-11-26

Il
William Castor Is the Democratic nominee for
Mayor Of Boston.
-. H. Sloas, formerly Of Etfwardsyile, III. ha.
been elected to Cousrcsa from the Sixth Alabama
District George P. CaH, formerly Of GAlessurg,
H., has Just been elected 10 a Circuit Court
IudReshtr In LoulhAnA..
The report has been extensively c1rculased
that General n. P. Chipm2u, OF Washington ctr.
would be candidate for the clerkship OF the
House Of Representatives Of the Forsy. second
congress- General Chtpman writes 10 the chroni-
es' denial OF the rumor,
Raphael Semmes, whom the Mobile Registtr
still calls Admiral > has Withdrawn Al the Detp-
ociauc candidate for Mayor OF Mobile. his
candidacy. - he SAFE, having caused some differ
cnec OF opinion Among his friends a. to lrs ex-
pedtency.
John ccsana has served notice upon B. F,
Meyers, whom the Democrats hare elected to
congress In the Sixteenth Pennsylvania District,
OF h1a purpose to contest the election.
It'll reported from East Tennessee that Rod.
er1ek r Buuers election Il IN doubt. Colonel
"hlte, the Democratic candidate, claims to have
been elected. and, II the certificate Is not gwen
him, he Will contest
The election IN Missouri had disastrous e.
tect on the newspapers deyoted to monopol5,
TWO nave recently given up the ghost-the St,
1oacph Tribune and the Springfield Fusrio.. The
liberal Republicans have started new Que In
Springfield, calted the R<pHblfean.
The St Loull Dtmaerat eat.ma.es that 1t the 1a,e
election In Missouri, 6. 900 Republicans voted for
Brown, md IS 900 for MtC1uEg, and that =. coo
Democrats voted for Brown and ), ,oco for NcclurR,
The fnli registered strength OF Republicans Ess
o,eoo, and that Of the Democrats 1000, OF
this number II, ooo Republicans and so,coe Demo
et1ts did not vote for Governor. The Democrat
further assests that the entire Strength of ths
Democrats Of the sr2:e. Including ne t,1<rran.
chise'i, cannot exceed lls,ooo, which would ciye
The Republicans, II united, q majority Of 1t'noa
and that this MAJORITY will be lasgely increased b.
Immigration before another general election. i'm
years hence.
The SeT Eosk Erss.is9 Ru4s aAya: .s1t nas
been determined BY the ft1end4 Of reyenne -
foru In thIa city 10 celebrate tho trtQrph of their
principles IN the recent Cong1esssonal election.
and In the Stale Of Missouri, by 4 public d,nnrr
Several leaders Of the movement In The Wrx,
Who are now in New fotk. Will be present The
dinner will take place on Monday, tue 18Th ins..
nj the Fourteenth Euees Deimonro.s At =
o'clock
, 1870-11-26

ment now possesses about ION, 600 brooch
leaders, and the Springfield arsenal has thu
capacity and machinery to convert 900
muzzle into brcech-loadera per day. At the
recent trial Of breech-loading guns at
St. Louis, The Springfield rided musket,
altered 10 breeod-loaier, WIS pronounced
second only to the Remington gun, and our
army has already been supplied with these
pieces All the European governments
are introducing the breeoh-lo.diug muskst,
as soldier armed With one Of them is
found TO be match for two men armed
with the old atyle Of gun.
, 1870-11-26
HOW the Governor Of Texas 1As
hp9nde6 10 u Keque1x ia
AAuAenAent for WOOD County,

Ffspe lhf CineIH7o5 E"4RH4.
ina ciRsr. Nine smolss,s ont q ten would
ptsfsr Il ordinary donasa1;e .st.se, three re-. f9s q
eu.ste to fstnft nf ,hs h3ss1 rha kea. a.vnp N
II I ths Psytasa Ia is tosa dehea.e for palates that
n 3ssf % 80 Is With buuaor. The sner i is IN
quality, the more shugsF o, it, not beins recoe-
nized It III. Essn As1k Tx3tn hsa been
eants Abrnad" Mark il By no masos cosrss
bumorist. but the EnglishmAa's hun,or il
20 much finer than bis, thst be mis-
takea 1t far solid earnest and
"la1fs most eonsuraealy." So, also, has he
ind done for By humo.ist named BodarI
Carl tsr. Boda1k uyes In Wood Cpunty-one
of ths widest regions in tho sssse, md makes
, 1870-11-26

The New York 7fna<s Of the 2end inst.
says:
'"IAst month the government sold some GO, ,ooo
musket& but It Is H3fe to estimate that 1t least
million stand OF set5tce2ole smau arms are sull IN
reserve"
To whom did it sell these muskets, and
for how much We have known that the
government, for some time past, WIS alter-
ing the Springfield muzzte-Ioaders into
breech-loaders, and was selling surplus
xnusketa, but had not heard Of the enormous
sale mentioned BY tho Times. The govesn-
, 1870-11-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
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~ FL4KlDA: HOW To GO AND WHkRk To
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XII. sfa f HaRisY HorsruR OF uu,B1s-
THWAfrE: Novel. Part VII. III Antnuuy
XIII a viSE'S oFTHE HOUR: A Poem Ry Laey
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s*te I. y Entt.ehnlk.A Letter ftnHl ''utd, &c.
Nv. LlTknATuKE OF lnE nAr--c"1.+ thu.
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, 1870-11-26
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hitherto Mrnd:i 1t to public favor vi b con
sccertsri, -
Rctier the sfr1sE s1oar. which IL alw.ys ths pro-
duct!0n OF Ct the eminent elAs the
csch number ef the aEazine will eont.iu chsie Vi
1kty Of IALFs. bE-CRfP1tyE SWITCHES AND ~AnEA-
I1sfS- Historical AMI Rit'1R&r111cAL ARs1rEs,
rnEMs. &IseEtEsSEnrE PArEcs. and a lasre mount
Of editorial natter "f1-s Mny111LT 10 arr." A.
trtSattont 9 TOPIC. =. tntcEr't fo5 which special
ttlfered md extc1trA By ahte artlss All enksastfs
and III eoussftu'- An ait1:c*'ve fratrrr.
TERMS: Yearly subscription. -. Snsft nnnbtr, s
ttou.
]. B. LIFFISGSSoEa M7Tnbll>hers,
51Jnnd 7f7 Il sk1s1rf-4t.. rhIlndclphtn.
, 1870-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICEs.
THE CELEBRATED
/ MURRAY
Sc
LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER.

The most lasting, agreeable,
and refreshing Of all perfumes,
for use on the Handkerchief
at the Toilet, and in the Bath.
For sale by all Druggists and
Pexfumers,
, 1870-11-26

ehfns fu!ly ~ per cent in their business
10 deprive them OF this working capital in
ofaer to purchase or G per cent bonds cor
eaanly does not look like wise financial policy.
, 1870-11-26
THE EuLINOIS ELECTION.

OETIcta2 Vote on ConKressmcn.
The following tables show the official vote
on CoDereet7ea in each OF the t',irtesu
dintrlctu OF tat- Stale:
FIRST DISTRICT.