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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

GERS who have been selected and kno" 'n''
they are fully qualified for their respective po'
sitions. Better selections could not have Oeen
made, and in saying this we do not in'end 70
disparage the qualifications of others VINO
were unsuccessful candidates for the same po-
sitions. The difficulty with us would have oeen
TO choose between SO many who were equai'y
qualified for the same offices. No wrangnng'
however, occurred, and no heartburpings are
the fruit of the caucus selections.
The halls which have been arranged ana
preoared under orders from Acting Governor
Curtis, have been fitted up in a manner supe-
rior to those provided at any previous session
of the Legislature. Without being extrava'
cant thew have been arranged in most CON-
Portable manner, provided with every conve-
niepce and all the necessary adjuncts to the
comfort and convenience of the members, with
out stint. Secretary and Acting Governor
Curtis deserves the thanks of the members
for the care and attention which he has shown
in amply providing for their comfort and for
supplying, with aliberal hand, all that is re-
quired during the forty days of their ill,paid
services in behalf of their constituents.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

lakes IT BACK.-The Boise News contains
communication from Cock of the Walk" in
reply to an article which appeared in former
issue OF that paper. The editor, in comment.
ing thereon, says he takes back all he said, and
winds up with, "young ROSTERS and old sage
hens' look out for yourselves, we are liable to
pounce upon you at any minute" We would
adyise our neighbor to look before hs leaps, az
some old sage hen might not stand that pounc.
ing operation. Qaiea saJe,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

GENERAL APATHY.-The new editor of the
Elko Chronicle attributes the defeat Of the
Radicals in Nevada, as usual in such cases, to
general apathy" This well known General
appears to be playing the devil with the Radi.
cal party throughout the whole country. Old
Moltke is nowhere. Apathy has gained more
victories in the month Of November than all
the French and German generals together.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

WHATl-The Owyhee 1ralanche has gone
into natural philosophy, and under the head Of
Local Items" says light moves with veloc.
Ity OF $4,000 per second, but don't say wha,
that velocity is measured by. Guess the ray
OF light that illuminated the mind Of the editor
struck against the "Hll" with such force a,
to cause an Araldnche Of complex fraction.
which covered up the unit of measurement.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08
Sheriff IS Sale.
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTQ

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTl0
lI issued oui Of the District Court il aaa ir
county. Idaho Territory. upoR judgment rsah
III said Court. wherein the People of the Terrtr
idaho are plaintiffs. and j. ". Wood and the ra
tate aud Improvements in Idaho City Boise cE
I. r.. are defendants. and judgment being rene
against said real estate and improvements II L
City. Boise County. l. T.. for the sun os Que &
drcd and Twenty Ave and S7-lo0 Dollar viii II
est thereon al the rate Of ten per cent PEI In
froEa the 9th day Of December. $780, ;oge.he I
costs Of suit taxed II fIfty-one a-l0o 1881 co. DS
duly tested the 9th day Of December. A. D. III
have seized and taken under execution the ialOs
described property. to-wlt: That certain Bird 3
and Frame 0fhce attached situate Oh the soutt
of Wall street. below Montgomery street and h
ing on Wall street forty ls0l feet and eEseaon
any 30 feet: Public note notice Is HEREBY q
that on
Saturday. the slst day Of December, A. nE
al ]? O'Clock. NJ. will sell in front Of the "a
House door IN Idaho City. .; public snctaon to 2
the above described property 20 the highegi h&
te satisfy said execution. costs. and an sx.E
costs. T. II. BRITTEN, SAsE
Idaho city. December 8, Is7o-ws
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

GONE TO CALIRoRNA.-Our old friend r.
). Butler, politically speaking color-blind, as
he Is Radical, lost beyond redemption, has
severed his connection with the Elko Chronicle
and gone to Oakland, California, where, we
understand, he proposes to settle. We wish
him all manner of luck, financially, and hope
"hls lines may be cast in pleasant places"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

THE wEATHER-This threadbare. b1, s.
out subject Of locals. has at last effected. Il
worthy Of renewed attention. For So.
has been showing. raining and freezin, !
with streaks Of sunshine at long int
ground Immediately around us is at pre,..S'
with "skim" Of snow. while the mour... 4
distance ere a. white N the robes Of !,
Millerite are required to be. Winter IL =,
here; and cold noses and toeses are the en-. !
most likely TO be permanent in the List q,
for the next four months. Generally ~
community are prepared for 1t. Hus.
have gradually grown higher in the stress. .
disappeared. as the owners have succeed.a,',
the treasure; and teamsters have sent a..
animals into the valleys to be winterea :
fall of snow has furnished some protsr,t,.t y
against confagration. and good fires are ~. Y
enjoyed without stint.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

BONDS FILEp.- The First National Gold
Bank of San Francisco has filed the bonds re-.
CURED, with the Comptroller of the Currency
and will shortly commence business.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

PUSHING ON.-The Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad, in Missouri, is completed to Neosho,
IN the extreme southwestern part of the State
5oo miles from st. Louis, the starting point,
and is being rapidly pushed ahead.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08
gnr Aarertisemtnts.
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVRyT
~ the partnership heretofore existing
the hrn-name OF sayles l. Co il this day dm,
by mutual consent All unsettled business II
arranged by Mr.. sAyies. J. sAfLEa
7. g. BUEE
Idaho City. Nov. &c. i37o-n6w3
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

DIssoLUTIos.-By notice given among n.
vertisements IL win be seen that the firm -
& Co. engaged in the butchering busln... :,
city, has been dissolved. J. sayles. j. ~
charge Of the concern hereafter
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

ADJUTANT GENERAL.-Gov. Haight of Cal.
norma mas appointed Gen. Thomas \. Cazneau
Adjutant General of the State Militia, vice
Allen, resigned.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

PATRIOTIC Women in France are SELLING
their hair for money to buy arms and ammuni.
ton for the soldiers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

DEMOCRATIC GAINs.-The Chicago Times
says the aggregate of Democratic gains in the
recent elections in Illinois amount to IL 900
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

ALONG LEAsE.-General Don Carlos Buell.
mas taken forty years lease of a coal mine
near Paradise, Kentucky.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

SALT LAKE CrrY.-The census returns gives
SAT- Lake City population of 1885, a gain
OF $500 during the past ten years.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

CENSUS hErURNs.-The total population of
kentucky is returned at l, 432 695-an increase
IN ten years of over quarter OF million
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

IHE CHERoKEEs.-Thec census of The Cher.
okee Nation, just completed, shows popula.
tlon of 1878, of whom 7,7s7 are males and
7,O01 are females.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

ANOTHER vrsrT.-It is reported that JENNY
Land Goldsmith will again visit the United
States. $50 -. -, ~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-12-08

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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24
GEyERlLISSIliO OF THE MUNOP
OLIST,S,

Schcnck, the gcncralissmo of such IN
tcres,s ms those Of Morrell Griswold Co,
who being three or four in number, make
five or six millions Of dollars yearly ont OF,
the monopoly they have in steel and iron'
has again consented 90 run for congress in
Ohio. The only reason he gave for refus-
to run wa that he was too poor and could
not afford it, This has now been overcome
or rersovc,, by what method Is not made
public I - -
Schencks pccuniary condition was not
so deplorablc Ms Might at first have been
inferrd from the publici,y given tot II. 1t
appears froh, the Vhio papers, that In adj
di,ion to his pay ssamembcr Of congress
- which alspe is $4,000 year and might
with ecos6my enable him to keep the
wolf FROM the door, though not to associate
on terms Of monetary equality with But
isr, Morre,L Griswold, Mccarthy, and
others of that cisss--he, has house worth
| $50, 900, and can pick upa few thousand
more by his professional practice rs law
yer. SO that the ostentatous display of his
| poverty was probably intended to sorvc
-doabls purposes ono ofwhieh was by lisa
dAeity TO startlc the oredulous to belief OF
his integrity as u legislator, and the other
! TO show tho Inonopo'sts how much they
might loose II they were no longer sup
ported by his strenuous efforts IN congress
| for their benefit aud how much they
could airard 10 pay TO secure continuance
| So, NJ, a.Ciiuiu :
Jrrsonal and .oriid motives To- any man,
il seems jus, to infer that whoever will
| swindle aud plumber the masses OF ms
countrymcn for the benefit of few mo-
nopoli,ts will no, withstand the temptation
~ . share in the spells tor his own
private pocket. Schsnek's parade OF ms
poverty i. no, beneficial to his reputation,
however profitable ii may b. in more sub
s,an,inl particuars.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24
POLITICAL NOTES.

pho Temperance party in Massachu-
,ett, have nominated Wendell Phillips for
| governor.
Wendell Phillips thinks that temper.
anco aud the struggle between capital and
labor, would form the basis of tho next
political parties. and tina, female suffrage
will carry the day without orsinza,ion of
a party especially devoted to its Interests
The Georgia radicals are 'erymachdis
hearted ut tho conservative position which
Judge Alderman has taken on the Geor-
gia question, and declare that the election
thi. fall will hand the state over to the
Democrat, with ut least forty thousand ma
lcr ity. g.A.e'+ w
The cleveland fiaindruirr There
/, not u township on the'westcrn reserve in
which there have not been thousands up
on thousands of sheep slaughtered aud
their carca..cs thrown away, because it
was Improbable Ia grow wool by reason
Of republican legislation
The New York Rctormer consider.
the prospects of rad'calism inthis state 80
hopeless, that it advises its party friends To-
make mo Republican ticket next fall A.
things are,r says tho Rcformer, I'VE are
going to be beaten out Of sight, or just .a'
badly rs the Democracy choose 10 bon ". ,
Very likely.
The Albany Express says of senator
Trumbull tina, " his course during the im-
parchment trial OF President johnson
temporarily alienated from him many
friends in the party, but we believe tina,
no map in the Republican organization
now haroors resentment against him OF
that account, or would feel unwilling to
trust him in any position Of power and re-
sponsibility.'
Mrs. Pitts Stevens made speech the
other day before the San Francisco Wo-
mans Suffrage Association, in the course
Of which she said "Thank God for Ne
vada Tho bill for woman suffrage has
passed the Legisla ure and il has only
to bS ratified by the people, and this is GER
tain to be accomplished in December. In
one state women will be tree. Before We
know 1t there won't be- five women in tho
state Of California. They viii all 30
where they know what il Is " be free.
Thank Il od for Nevada.
In iioldens own district, the third
north Carolina, the official majority for
'he Conservative candidate for congress is
$50 angry correspondence is reported
'e'"''i' Governor Holden aud United
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24
NEUTRALITY.
Proclamation by the President.
what CtstssMs and Residents ~ the
UW,ted states May Not Lsgiti-
matciy Oo.

WAsAINGToN, August 20. - BY the
President of the United states Of Amer
lea,
rHocLANArioS
wnKns,s, A state Of war unhappny ca.
ist. between France on the one side and
the North GERMAN Confederation and ils
nllios OH the other side; aud
WnEREAs The United States ARE on
terms OF Friendship aud amiiy with all the
con,cndinc powers inhabiting their several
dominion,; and
WHEREAs, Great numbers Of citizens of
the United States reside within the tcrri-
tories or domnions OF zach said of beiliger-
cn,,, aud carry on commerce, trade or
ether business or pursuits therein, prutoc-
ted by the faith oftrcatics aud
WHsREAs, Great numbers of subject,
Of or citizens Of each.ofsaid bclligerents, re-
side within the territory of jurisdiction of
the United States, and cary on commerce
trade, aud other business therein and
WHEREAS, Tho laws OF the United
States. without interfering with the free
expression of opinion and sympathy, or
with the open manufacture and sale, of
arms T munitions of war, nevertheless.
impose on all persons who may be within
the territory aud jurisdiction, the duty of
an impartial neutrality during the exist
ence iof tho contest
Now, Therefore, | Ulysses ), Grant,
President of The United States, in order To-
preserve tho neutrality of the United
States, and of citizens and of persons
within their territory and jurisdiction, and
To enforce their laws, and in order that all
persons, being warned of the general tenor
of the laws and treaties Of the United
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24

stopped immigration ct labor sho"'o pc
welcomed and that without reference to
croo1 or color Free immigration, left TO
roculsie itself by Its own natural laws,
doe. not threaten labor. 1t means Father
The further development of our country
and an increase Of the general wealth
The Coolis importation, on the other mana
Is II direct effort of capital to obtain what
i. called 'chcap labor CHEAP laooi Is
exactly what this country does not wah.
We wan, dear labor high wages-and
such laws and economical arrange
ments NJ, viii ensure .lr Nottingham
Cor III. rigl, wage. their n'no', value
in food g,Jothing cjusatoh, nmu.c-
u,cnt and al other mcan-for H. true en-
richment. Did we suppose that the influx
Of immigrants tended 10 chcnpon labor,
We should east abont Us for some means
to blockade not only the Pacific but ais"
The Atlantic ports hut that influx has
ncyer I'd tended, Ind !, win no, 50 tcnd'
,uvtii this coantrs counts it, hundreds IN
stead ~ tens Of millions. Until that time,
every liuuuisrant who comes hither Tor
purposes of honest toll, will better not
only his own condition but that oil tue
country, and, ne a consequence oil AL WI"
live III ID. Let labor come, therefore puI
let there bo no more Of it jroHgh. We
want the immigrant but not the cooIle'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24

zens of the United States, and others who
may claim the prot ION of this govern
mcnt, who may m. ,nduct themselves in
the premises, do SO ut their
peril, and.that they can in no way obtain
any protection from the government of
the United States against the consequent
ces Of their misconduct.
In witness whereof ! have horeunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, this 22d
day Of August, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, and of the independence Of
the United States of America the
ninet, fifth.
L. :. GRANT
BY the President
H,MILToS FIsn, Secretary of State.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24

States Senator Pool, each charging the
o.her with the blundcr Of employing h'rK
and proclaiming martial law. The law
under which Holden claims to have used
troops authorizes him to call out the m''-
tia, but as the militia was not called out
but an army of state troops chIi''o'' "'
junction is TO issue restraining the sun
treasurer from paying ont an! P"'"'
moneys on that accout.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:

benton Barracks, Mo, Aptilsr, la
Or JOHN ~ il.-b'Tsir KIosiug the sf
ccuc! ui your @a~parils, aud TAG IA. dang an
beneficial qusl'iic Il possesses. Z "id you the
follow,n statement % any Gaze:
Vas ouudei about tao yeats sgo-vas taken
prisoner ana cunipe,i iHF ; Stseu months. PeIut
moved -u often, my wound. hAN" not healed ,ri
has" not -at up ainom"nt since Aa- wounded
am -hui through the hip-, Ny general LCaltt
ls impaired. ami need something o. a-s.-t ~
turc. l have more faith 10 your saI,aparilla than
M anything else. w.si tiat that j. F,uuiur
Please express me half dOzsr loul.s. sua
ohlsc GAIT q. H.. JOHNSON,
. ST. Louis. No.
T., : The following Wa written April ~, lstA
h' Nr. Jennie J'hG,ou, mother vf oapl- Jual
Ion
DR. JOHN BULL-pc,r Sir; Myhu,bani.. Ii
{ r.. J4latDn, va S.llliIl surgeon aud plysl,
uH a. Central NoH york. where he dlcd. lcayui
Gu" above g. T.. Johnson 10 my care, A. thlTicru
year. 81 sge be hal chfoui' diauh"s nnu
..fulut, Tor winch gave hun your sarsaparilii
IT CURED HlMi have for ten years recon
m,uIri u iu many "a Nrs York, OHIO and losa
lur srfYult, Fever sores, and general debility
Perfect success has attended a. ne tsrf, tg,d,s
~ s'ms aces 81 spgsid aad fs,SS sO.ss E1s siaas,
nirIsHi'ps, am very ANXIOUS for my soi o. agalt
laN" Iuc"uTs" 10 your SarsapaTilla. III" - hnriu.
81 F.itng - spurious aru,ls, hence lis Whiting e
you iorlL H. wound. were terrible. hu' | h.
ll"'e b" will recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24
IMPORTATION VERSUS M"'"" T.

The various associations vi workingmsn
which have thus far spoken on the subject,
.ppear to Us TO take u sound and sensible
view Of the Chinese question. They de-
mand that the laws toe enforced, or IL me-
cessary that new Laws Dee enacted
enforced against the importation
OF Asia,ics under contract. 10 labor
which make them virtually the slaves 81
capitalists and therefore unworthy OF a
place in our frse-labor system. The work
ingmen rightly view this and all. cogna,c
schemes OF labor importation Us u coEsplr-
scy Of capital against labor (which should
be prevented or punished by law. But !,
is 10 the credit of the various
organizations tina, 80 far ~ We
have seen, they do no, object To such I'M
migration Of Chinese, or Of any other peo-
pie, rs may occur in II natural aud spon-
taneous way. We have yc, to see from
an intelligent Nottingham the first pro-
test raised again,, their coming BECAUSE
they are A,iatics, or because they are not
Of the regulation color, or because they do
not know anything about our religion.
A, the late meeting Of workingmen the
views We have indicated were very clearly
stated by Mr., lroup an influential and
representative speaker. He drew broadly
the discrimination 10 be made between
the coolie and the immigrant. The same
essential line also is strongly drawn by Mr..
Trevel!iek, the president Of the national
labor conyeniion lately ia ..,-ion in Gin.
cinnati. The following i. al extract from
the address with whi?h ho opened the con.
yention:
And now wish 10 call your attention
TO another great and alarming evil that /.
being forced by the capitalists upon a..
ana that rs tho importation If Chinese into
our midst H. cheapcn the labor Of work
,heheh ana women OF our country and
here We do not wish 10 be- misunderstood
OF nhsiepresen'edr for We are ever ready to
welcome Tue oppressed people of all ma
become part and parcel OF n, a. ;, nsn,,.
and adapt themselves 10 ourlaws IA r",
Institutions and become citizen. g.
proper probation in accordance with
our naturalization laws ,
the welfare Of society han,
We are unal,erably opposed 10 the Inn.
Poftniloni by tyrsnical and ayer,cio,n
speculation, of the surplus population Of n
bigoied aud supers,itious NATION for the
s sehnI ana unholy purpose of reducing the
ihbor 81 Tree people 10 the ser,u. NH a.
graded condition Of the inportsd 49,,
We say boldly that the continuation "a,
worse than modern slavery /. cslcuIs,es 49," ~
reduce everything 10 sel6shncsy. hrssc
every social and moral tie, oyerturn a.
most sacred principles Of truth, liberty
and humanity degrading to the csu.s
Oflabor, insulting the social state, while
II weakens the springs Of genius, and
blasts industry with the breath of pes,i-
lence."
We thoroughly agree with these ssnti-
msnts. Importation Of labor must De
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24

Resolution In th. Tariff Question adopted by
the Democratic Convention Of the Thirteenth
Congre s-ionsi District-Col. John VI. Grei'-, noi'
heel
Rcsoired, That WE ARE IN FAVOR
OF A TARIFF FOR REVENUE ON
LY; and n,- demand that TIE ba'rfsns
Of faratioa shall be fairly and eqndtty
adjusted, and Ma, such aa adjustment can
not be made mitAom striking from hc stat
n,s book TIE present odions tariff h'rs, a
svstcn. Of taration based upon fdroritism
and whieh has destroyed Amsri-
can shipping and commerce, orrggssEs
THE PEOPLE az TuE GREAT AdKICuL-
ruRAL REaIoSs, coMpELs Tns MANY 10
PAY TkfprrE To THE fEw, AND HAS
BUTT Up MoSopoLIEs THAT CONTROL NOT
ONLY EVERY BRANCH or AMERICAS INDUS
TRY, PUT ALSO The LEGisLATloN OF CON
GRIss and zoe demand that tie prime ar
tells u necessity such as tea, coffee, suyd,
oad sat- shall BE- place.. upon the free list
Resolution on the Tariff Question, adopted W th'
Rdh,al Convention Of the Thirteenth Congr"s
sinal District Hon. u. ". Mum, nomine'i
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24

WIN the Tribune please tell Us which
aide OF the tariff fence the Radicals Of the
Thirteenth District are on--,hc Revenue
or Protection sida' And will it please tell
Us whether, in it, opinion, the Radicals Of
this distric, have lodged the tari" ,",'-
ton, ana ARE consequently oni'e' '" ~"
contempt of both the friends and "ppo"'
ents of Protection? a
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24
4 Fact.

From the chicago Tribune, Raiie'l.l -,
"Cssoy,ss sn ,sai~tdi"s hres s,'ert
.,,,y nT,,.l 4, tie amount Of not less HdH
$500 900 OOOt or THIS ENORMOUS TAN,
,rss THAN oSE-HALF u REcEiNEb NY
nm, ooygsSxESr The ,fmai,dsr ID
distributed TO prirate mdiridudiS dHdcidSsfs
IL control lrgisidtionr
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24

The chairman of each county delegation
will please forward list of his dclcga-
tions 20 the Secretary Of the Central Com
mittec n, Springfield, rs soon rs the APP.
pointmcnts nrc made
lly order Of the Dom. state Cen, Com,
ALIEN. STARNE. Sec'y.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-24
The Bnlletin.

,,.,.......,,...,.'.s'..""' ""'.'''''''"''''"'""
rom the Address ot Democratic congressh'"
III there be no discussions about minor
matters ; no time lost IN discussion
OF dead events: no manifestation 81
marrow or proscripti'e feelings no
sacrifice of the cause To grai''! P''
senal ambition on resentment
- .--
ron CONGRESS xIiITn DISTRICT
col JOHN N. CREBs, I"
FOR SENATORS, lsf III, -
y. X. GIBSON. OF GnDaf'"
THOMAS r. HoLcOMh.of Vni"n r"'