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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-04
GRAND SUCCESS
The West Tennessee Fair the
Most Splendid Exhibition
in the State.
5000 People on the
Grounds Wednesday.
Thirty-five entries in one ring!
Il Magnificent Entertainment!


Yesterday, wednesday, was a glorious
day for the West Tennessee Fair. The
crowd and the exhibition transcended the
most enthusiastic expectation Of all. The
day was dark and gloomy, and a cold, chill
ling wind blew from the North; yet the ex-
hibition was so interesting that the vast
crowd were held in rapt enjoyment
throughout the day. Honor in the highest
to the officers OF the Association, for their
splendid management. Jackson and Mad
ison county have cause to be proud-they
have been worthy Of themselves. Every
ring was full-tho stock rings especially
and the entire exhibition was ranked by
visitors as ozly second to the great ST.
Louis Fair.
The basket dinners Wednesday were a
complete success, and reminded us Of the
good old times before the war. We rarely
ever saw such profusion. and never read Of
such, except in the New Testament, and
from the fragments Of the feast, Of which
there were 20 many basketsiul remaining
over, we think we pretty closely competed
with the story Of the "fiye loaves and two
fishes" The multitudes were fed, and no
mistake.
The success OF our Fair Is, perhaps, due
more to the untiring energy, liberality and
devotion to duty manifested by Mr.. c. w.
GREENE, its efficient Secretary, than any
other man in the county, and he has shown
cohclusiyely to the world that printers ink
judiciously applied will pay, AID richly re-
munerate those who use it ten-fOld. Secre-
taTy Greene realized from the start the
value OF the press, and invoked that mighty
agent TO his support. AL over Tennessee
and adjoining States he sent handbills and
premium lists, wrote letters innumerable,
answered inquiries, and worked up an in
terest that spoke loudly and eloquently in
the presence Of five thousand persons who
poured in upon the Fair Grounds on yes
terday. six weeks ago a bleak, barren field
constituted the Fair Grounds. Strong
arms and willing hearts have improyised it
into "a thing Of beauty" and every body
exclaims, 'who would have thought 1t p
the Fair beats ITSELF"
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Here L am Again!!

have lust received and am stiil receiy-
ing, and shall continue to receive, through
out the Fall and Winter, Cloths or all de-
scriptions, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Beavers,
Tricots, etc. Come and see the new stock.
Don't fail 10 call. MORRIS JARETZKY-
sept9tf
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GT-Sleeve Buttons in great varic-
ty, at KELLY's.
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Broke Loose or stolen,

From the undersigned, on the Public
Square OF jackson, on Thursday, the 2i
instant, one chestnut sorrel Horse, years
old, star Ia his forehead, one front and one
rear foot white, about I5J5 hands high-a
good saddIe-h0r-e, and PAGES well. Any
person returning the horse to me at my res
idence, miles South OF Jackson, will De
literally rewarded.
p ~ FIJI RpTEuT
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Sex are especially invited TO call at PEN
DLEroN & KEITu's Drug store, on Main
Street, and examine their splendid assert
ment Of Toilet and FaHcy articles, includ-
ing In part Of fine German and American
Cologner, French and American Extracts
and Waters, Puts, Puff Boxes, and Opera
Bay Rum, and all the most popular prepa-
raiions for the Hair together with full
line OF English Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, fine Rubber and Buffalo Combs,
and many other nice and useful articles not
enumerated; all OF whiah will be sold a,
the lowest cash price.
PKNDLEToN & KEITH.
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The Extensive Carriage,
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
MANDATORY.

Of lands q RURNELL, are turn
ing out large amount Of first class work
every week. Their business has greatly in
creased, and they will doubtless Be COM
PEELED to make q further enlargement Of
their establishment. The reason is obyi-
ous-Their work always gives Sat-
IsTaetIOn, and when they sell 10 one man
in locality, they draw the trade Of that
section. Their repairing department Is al
50 on the increase, as they invariably guar
antee their work, and employ none but
first class mechanics.
This establishment is a credit to the city,
and we hope that it will continue TO pros
per. The citizens Of adjoining counties
would do well 70 examine the work OF this
extensive establishment before sending
further of.
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For remedy that will relieve and cure
Headache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Hysteria,
spasms, Cramps and Pains as quick and ef.
fectuAIly as the Neryine prepared by DR..
VIM. +. Jones, jackson, Tenn. For sale by
Nicely & Roberts and Pendieton & Keith,
Druggists, Jackson, Tenn, and J. S. Fiel-
der, Lexington, Tenn sug26-3m
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THE BEST HOTELS.

ego to Kelly's and buy sett
of latest style, Shell Jewelry.
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DIR. J. BRADFIELDS
FEMALE REGULATOR
aNYoman,s Best Friend i"

"ILL bring on the Menses when they
w have not been established, also when
they have been suppressed from unnatural
causes. Will cure Rheumatism and Men.
ralgia OF the back and womb. Will cure
Painful Menstruation, and relieve the head
back anG loins Of those distressing pain,
and aches. VIII check menOrrhagia OF
excessive IiOw." viii cure ''Whites'' and
falling of the womb, when it i the result
of relaxation or bad health.
It is as sure 4 cure in all the above diSea-
ses ~ QuinIne i in Chills and Fever.
Ladies can cure themselves OF all the
above disc ses without revealing theiI
complaints 70 any person, which Is always
Notifying 10 their pride and nOdesty.
1t IS recommended and used by the beSt
physicians in their private practice.
For history Of the above diseases, Ger.
tifcates OF its wonderful cures and direc,
tions, the reader i referred TO the wrapper
around the bottle.
Manufactured and sold by
BRADFLELD * co,
Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 80.
e NELLY & ROBERTS, Agents AZ Jack
son, Tennessee.
June 241S71-12m.
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H1s-Read notice Of Tennessee Medical In
Urinary in another column.
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ETBeautiful sett of fine Gold and
Pearl Jewelry, at KELLY'S.
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CENTRAL ROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART
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Dancing Acndemr.N Iiller,s Han.

Prof Lang would respectfully announce 10
his patrons and the public that lie will open
his class for Dung ladies, misses aud mas
tiers on Tuesday evening next, 9th Nov, ut
4 o'clock, p. IN. A puhctual attendance is
requested wit
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BILLY CIlappeII

EY-The largest stock of Spectacles
ever opened in Jackson, at KELLY's.
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umbus. Ky -. s:5Op.m. a:5Gp.m.
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i. o. o. f..
SONS of Temperance.
wM. l.. HARRIS, R. 5

jackson Division, No. 90, Jas. Scherma-
horn, w. p; meets every Tuesday night,
ut Temperance Hall, opposite the Methodist
Church.
WM. l.. HARRIS, r. s.
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TYon viii find the best stock of Port,
Sherry, Madeira, and all kinds Of Califor-
MA Wines, also French Brandy and Fine
whi'ky ut ~ bas' Drug Store.
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JOSH Billing says, that .'when man gets
a going down hill, il seems A. if everything
was creased for the occasion" Josh is
right-our observation is that all those OBJ
stacles. which are purposely thrown in the
WAY Of man climbing up hill, are most
industriously and promptly removed when
he starts deWn. A man may be jOstled in
lfe's ascent, but when he starts down, all
those who were crowding, tripping and
pulling at him, kindly turn their heads and
shout back, clear the track" There is a
deal or human nsture in the reply OF an
old nurse, when asked how her aged pa
tient died, said she Il just took the pillow
from under his head, pinched his poor nose;
and poor dear he went of like a lamb"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-04

The well-knOwn grocery firm OF A. c.
Treadwen 4 Bros, Of Memphis, respectful.
ly invite attention to their card in smother
column, and share Of the trade Of this
section. Oc2I-Sm
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-04

President Grant has issued
proclamation naming Thursday,
November S0th, as day of Nation
al Thanksgiving.
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
MOBILE AND OHIO ROAD.

ARRIVE. DEPART
Passenger trails for Mo
bile, 1887 am. l2:G1 pm.
Express train from Co
lumbus. Ky...... 1l:03 pm.
Express train for Co
ltfmbuS, ..--..-... I'D am
Pa.Senger train for Co
Iumbus. Ky ....... $3.50 pm. 1856 pm.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Passenger Train for
Humboldt. ..... 1855 p.m- $40 pm.
Express train for Hum
boIdt, ............7 1908 am. 7:15 am.
I hese trains go no further than
Humboldt.
Passenger train for n.
Orleans, ...... 12i0p.m. l2lj pm.
EIpress train fer New
Orleans, ........ l1:20 pm. 11:25 pm.
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fTSapoIio, Prices Baking Powder, Best
Soda, Cream Tartar, Flavorlng Extracts,
and everything fer housekeoper's purposes,
at Pybas' Drug Store.
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9r. JoHNs LODGE. Nc. BEL. r.
Lindsey, W. NJ; J. y. Hall, Sec'y. Meets
LIST Monday each month.
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OF Jackson should go 20 Pondleton and
Kcith's to get the latest and most elegant
styles Of stationery. Other folks too, might
tiEd It to their advantage, for they have just
received Uerv large assortment of goods
IN that line, from Legal Cap down TO the
latest ':Freneh agonies7 for Billet-doux.
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Has bought out Mahany's Confectionery
and Oyster Saloon, and invites all of his
friends and the public generally, TO call and
give him trial.
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American Bellies,

American Bellies.
America is justly proud Of her beautiful
ladies, but how many mar their beauty,
and lose their health and youth, become
prematurely old in appearance, by neglect
ing to take proper care Of their teeth
There can be no excuse for this, as Sozo-
DON'T, pronounced By all worthy place
between the sweetest lips, can now be hsd
In all civilized countries.
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$4,000 Reward.

WKELLY's Spectacles are guar
anteed TO give entire satisfaction.
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CT English, Swiss and American
Watches, at KELLY'S.
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En- Ladies' Gold Watches, at
Oct 9S-3t CLARK & SONS.
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HOMES! HOAIEs,! II you want 10 get a
home in jackson or the county, call on me-
Oct3S-lm ROBT. b. HURT.
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THE FAIR

GE"English. Swiss and American
Watches, at KELLY's.
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c. Fine Plated Castors. at
Oct 2S-3t CLARK Il SONS.
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AT Gold Spectacle aud Nose Glasses at
Oct % st CLARK & SONS.
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have removed from my old stand on
the Square TO Parker's new block, where l
can now be found with the finest stock OF
goods ever brought 10 this market. Buying
exclusively for cash, am able to sell as low
IL not lower than any house in West Ten
nessee. 2t W. ID. ROBINSON.
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sIaso.Io meetings OF Jackson.

JIcKsoS LODGE No. 49,. J. OConnor,
". NJ; John q. Mann, Sec'y., Meets 18th
Friday each month.
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Furnltnre, Cnrpets, Etc.

CYrIf you want any fine Toilet
Soap, you will dnd it at PYBAs'
Drug Store.
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ET-A large stock of Shell Jewel.
ry just opened, at KELLY's.
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Personal.

Col. 2. b. sPENcE, OF Cincinnati, called
to see US on Thursday. The Colonel is a
member OF one of the Invest and most sub
stantlal firms in the great city OF Cincinnati.
and we most heartily recommend him TO
our dealers. and citizens generally.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1871-11-04

just opened q large stock Of
helly's celebrated Spectacles.
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CLINTON r. A. CHATTER, No. 9:-R.
|. chester. II. F.; Jas. OConnor X; j. X.
ChSppell. 8. Meets Sd Friday each month.
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GTSleeve Buttons in great varie-
W, at KELLY'S.

ITSleeYe Buttons in great varie-
W, at KELLY'S.
a1s-Read notice Of Tennessee Medical In
Urinary in another column.
GT-SleeVe Buttons in great varic-
ty, at KELLY's.
Dickinson. Williams & Co., Cotton Fac
tors and General Commission and Produce
Merchants, 30 Front street, Memphis.
GY- beautiful sett of fine Gold and
Pearl Jewelry, at KELLY'S.
For SaIe.--A desirable Residence, with
two acres Of ground, on Royal street. The
house contains nine rooms. For terms up
ply 10 Mrs ~. SrODDERT.
HOMES. IIOaIEs.! Ii you want 10 get a
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EB- Solid Silver Spoons, Forks and But
ter Knives, at
Oct 2S-3t CLARK & SONS.
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Go to Honman's
For cheap Stoves and Tinware.
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GTPiain Gold Rings, at KELLv's.
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Humboldt Nurseries.

HNkELS, Fruit and Ornamental Tor the
l. season OF 1871 and -. Our stock i
large and complete. Standard and Dwarf
Fruit trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits.
shrubs ana Plants, Evergreens, Flowers.
etc, etc In quality our stock is strictly
No. I, and At the lowest possible prices
Early orders solicited, wholesale and retail.
send stamp for Catalogue. Address
B. TRANSOU & BRO,
sep16-3m Humboldt, Tenn.
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6VLadies and gents fine Gold
Chains, at RELLY'S.
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ETA lare stock of Shell Jewelrv
lust opened, at KELLY's.
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6TGo and buy a pair of Kelly's
Crystal Spectacles.
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u Lazarus h Morrris's Perfect
ed Spectacles, Gold and Silver, at
oct 1885, CLARK & SONS.
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JAcKsoS COUNCIL, No. IS, r. T. s. M
Rev A. w. Jones, #. /. q. NJ. j. II. Chap
peIl, Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
o.apth
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Doors Opened,

And customers served every night until
Il o'clock at DADO'S,
sepl6 3m Post Office Building.
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HKELLy's spcctaeles, only $.
per pair.
Wheaton, 81 Co.,

The celebrated Hatters, the Gcsin- Of the
South, defy competition In their line, aud
have now aud always keep in store very
large and eomprS hcnsiyc stock Of fine Hate
and Ladies' and Misses Furs, etc, ut the
lowest prices. Remember, Wheaton 4 Co.,
270 Main street, sign Of the Tiger, Memphis,
Tennessee, aud do not fail TO call upon them
or send your orders TO them. lnoi:iw+
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vJust opened large stock of
Kelly's celebrated Spectacles.
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gTRogers j. Bro, celebrated Sill
Ver-ware, kept ut KELLY'S.
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GrBeautiful sets of fine Gold and
Pearl Jewelry, at KELL1'S.
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HJust received at Pybas' Drug Store,
a large stock Of Glass, Putty, White Lead,
Linseed Oil, and Paints Of every kind, for
sale low.
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The Young Gentlemen and La

sTLadies Gold Watches at KEEL,
L ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-31

it is natural that be should oppose it. 1t
takes away some of his stock in trade but
as he is person of infinite resources, he will
soon find something else to expend bis cner-
gies upon.
What is rather an amusing part Of his
present argument is the showing that all
the concessions respecting the fisheries We
get BY the treaty, are not worth more than
six or eight thousand dollars a year. But
we get all we ever asked for, and all that
Gen. Butler ever pretended We had right
to and yet be has hitherto urged that this
same right Of fishing was invaluable, and
must not be surrendered, even if the asser-
ton Of it cost the nation a war with Great
Britain He was either wrong then, or IS
wrong now in his estimate Of the value Of
the fisheries But then, he was then con
structing an argument on one side Of the
question, and now be is constructing one on
the other side, and the necessities Of his case
may render different facts convenient; and
he is enough Of a lawyer to understand that
it is Of the first Importance to know just
what facts are necessary to be proved, and
then it is easy to adjust the proof to the ne
cessities Of the case.
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Democratic Platform.

The DemOcratics are now in the business
of constructing platforms. This is harmless
business enough, especially in Ohio and
Pennsylvania where the work has been main
/ ly performed recently Their efforts seem
to be to see how good a platform they can
make and yet have it different from the
Republican. Vallandigham has achieved
notable success-for him. lie has got the
consent Of the Democratic convention Of
his county to the announcement that several
things have been accom- plished during the
last ten years. They agree that slavery has
been abolished. They admit that the negro
is citizen and a voter They accept ac-
complished facts. They recognize the
amendments to the constitution as actually
parts of that instrument. They propose to
pay the national debt Having thus aban-
doned nearly every essential principle Of their
former platforms, they make a terrible array
Of the evils which the Republicans have
brought upon the country, and promise "a
great many reforms when they come into
power.
Without stopping to consider that this
new doctrine announced by Vallandgham is
not received with the utmost cordlality by
even the prominent men Of the party, and is
not therefore just yet likely to find a nation
al expression, it might he profitable for
VallandigLam and others like him to con-
slider that words are cheap, and 1t is et-y
for rascal to pretend to be an honest man
and talk piously But the people are not
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-31

prp.rr's TREAsUREs.-Nany unsu cccss-
frI searches have been made for the treasure
snnnoeed m have been buried by the pirate
a6tte on some one of the islands IN the
Gulf of Mexico, some eighty miles from New
Orleans. One of the pirate men when
dving gave a family named Newell, who be
Cripnded him. dag gram and written descrlP-
tion of the exact spot where the hoard OF
TveaItb was buried. Mr.. Newell made three
attempts to reach the place, but on the first
vovage he was shipwrecked, on the second
his PARTNER was sunstruck, and on the third
VOYAGE Mr.. Newell himself was taken sud
denly i'll. and also died. But Mr. Newell
had a son. then young man and printer
,rorkinr in the Office of the New Orleans
p;co,o,8e. who resolved to try ID accomplish
thai his father could not. Therefore. some
three wears ago. young Newell fitted ont
small vessel and made the ysyasc u within
siobt of the island, when violent storm
came on and his vessel WAS wrecked One
year after this he made another attempt t.
reach the island, but was again wrecked
month ago he fitted up another vessel, and
made a third trial to obtain the golden trea-
sure. A week ago his lile!ess boiy was
nicked up near the RiEo.ets, floating M the
muddy waters of Lake P1ntchartrain, perto-
rated bv two bullet holes. There seems u
he singular fatality accompanying the
spot where LATTE buried his SPOTS. Every
person who has vet attempted ID approach
that island with the object OF une1rthiu- the
treasure has met sudden death
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-05-31
The Senate Backs Down


HE attempt winch Senators carpenter
Conkling and others have made TO punish by
imprisonment the correspondents OF the \.
J. Ir1bn1e' Tor contempt Jor not answering
their impeFtinent inquiries as 70 Vne source
from which these correspondents were sup
pied with their cory Oh thc treaty PuDl'7 iieu
n the immune has come very properly %
very ridiculous conclusion 80 Tar az the said
Carpenter and COnkiiny and their n Jciltes
are concerned. These CORRESPONDENTS.
luessrs. White and RamsdeID were asked
where thew GOT their cow of the treaty. 10
this interro,arorv thew re.pectluIlv replied
that they d,J max ree1,,nize the ri,bt Of the
Senate To- intcrr,aate them on that point .
hint were ,riIIino IN saw that tbev did not
,,.+ fl anu, senator ,r ,.ar ~ c,nr,,,,. ~
FL senate Fur-r.r fhov declined +, an
s,ror C,rrcr+er suggested the common
i,iI b,+ rho Senate did mot ooit. .,,rcc win,
hi. nations in tb,+ re-rcct Lut in - moment
If og.nded di,nitv did vote r. imrri-an tho
LII ,vh;+aau1j pa.....l,,I i. ..r..f ,.l...
.s+ ,.,,,.,;+-., ,....,,.- II +,.. ..,...
.oftte CaniroI Here rbcv had better auar-
tors tban anv hotel IN Wa.bingt,, .f,,r4.5
.-;.at j. ti..,,. Mo. "a e-;,,l- i...I
,IaI;..htC-I ,.,,- il +rc ..+r tta Pm.
and H. broad -ueeu IF the yir,ini, br,s
bsvo,J we're. fed with Green rc.. Ig,ob
snrin.. chicken strayytarrie. and other Inv.
nric- of tho season. from, tb.. Ser.ta ro.,,,-
rant were rcc.iying donl.lo rag r-o,, ~
J,~;L,,,, and ottor,,,so .,..+ .1..,..-,.,.- ,..r
ConkIipg and carrertcr be,yeger a,-ticf,,at
ri thar even .ucb io,.ri.arnert -.rtb,a,b
not ii the common fail as thew wished
would grow monotanons after awhile. ana
,roy thlTc,or. ,ra,.-e5 4, ,r,fao, n nnr.I
next December senator Wilson Introduced
resolution di-c5srgir,, Che r.rre-.9n DENT.
,, tho ,,r,urt that +Lc,, had ..--,-..r.d ,iI
,,,,e.rions +bsr ill., committee 10 fpro.ti,,
r,o, I,d y, riobs r.a.L Ttlc.,,,.. c,,.ro,.+
early last week that ,ylcreycr.a vo+. c.rId