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Stocks and Bonds-The market WAS active
and buoyant during the early hours, when
greatest improvement was in st. Paul, lake
shore, Northwestern and Erie. In the aft=r-
noon the market became weak, and fell OF y
10 l1R percent, chiefly in Northwestern COM
mon, Western Union, st. Paul and GhiOs.
The decl ne was occR i, ned by tight money
and rumOrs Of bank troubles uptown, iHclud-
ing run { n the Third Avenue savings bank.
General Remarks-WalI street to-day pre-
sented q lively scene in consequence Of the
half-yearly disbursements on account OF in
terest and dividends, which were larger than
ever before. The city of Chicago, notwfth-
standing her great calamity, is paying her
January interest.
The City Debt-Hon. David A. Wells COM
certain the financial condition of the city, re-
ports the net funded debt of the city at s67 2S4-
7l5; floating or temporary debt, S94 523 ,S67. he
present total liabilities do not exceed 500 OOO-
900. The valuation Of property, August lS
ISL, was S2i2 Sj,499. The real estate valuation
of the city for ISL was returned at ST6g sos 40
and yet this does not represent more than for
ty per cent of such property. A true valu B.
ton would not be less than S2,0O0,O0O,O0O.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 2-Gold, 1885,
Sterling exchange, llo12; sight, &c discount
LONDON.
LONDON, January 2.-The money market
at the close was as follows:
Consols, ,aceouaE.-9l5S U. S. 5-20s iS67...-.Si1S
Q. S. 5-2Os lS62-........s214 US. IO4O5 5...-.a2-
PARIS.
PARIS, January 2.-Rentes, 55f. 6Oc.
FRANKFORT.
FRANKFORT, January 2.-United States
-hye-twenues OF 1852, 961s.
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THE COTTON nARKETs OF THE WORLD.

--LATEST REPORT BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 2.-The cotton market
is more active, with good export demand al
advanced prices; middling uplands, 201se.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, January 2.-Cotton market quiet
middling uplands, 91s9lOd; middling Orleans
I014d; sales, lG,O00 bales, OF which 1000 bales
were Tor export and speculation.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 2.-Cottou mar.
ket active and lrmer; good ordinary, Is sc
low middling, lee; middliug, 1870; sales, $50
bales; receipts, 1858 balesi stock, lS3 76l bales
CINCINNATI
CINCLNEATI, January 2.-Cotton market-an
advance is asked, hut none established; mid
ding uplands, lS149lS74c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, January 2.-Cotton market quiet;
middling, nominally, lS5zc.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. January 2.-CottOn market a
shade firmer, but prices not quotably higher;
middling held at 1870.
NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, January 2.-Cotton market
hrIn, with fair demand; low middling, lS54c.
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THE NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

--LATEST REPORT BY TElEGRAPH.I
NEW YORK. January 2.
The dry-goOds market is quiet, and prices
are steady and firm, at l39l51zc for heavy
brown sheetings, Amoskeag, Appleton and
Atlantic A; l514c for Massachusetts fine BIB; 10c
for Massachusetts ]; &c for Massachusetts Z;
l25zc for Massachusetts K; 1l1zc for Nevada A;
15c for Nashua +; l4c tor PequOt A; l5c for Pc
quot B; 3714c for nine-quarter PeQuOt B; PIC
for ten-quarter Pequot b; ll1zc for fancy prints;
20c for WamSutta bleached muslins; Zlc for
New York mills bleached muslins, and l515c
for Naumkeag satteens.
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MARINE INTELulGENcE.

william H. Harris, mate OF the schooner
Julia E. Gamage, killed one Of the sailors on
board that vessel and mortally wounded two
Others yesterday in New York.
The ship Liverpool, from London, arrived
at New York yesterday, having on board Cap
tain Wood and the crew, twenty-six in num-
ber ofthe ship Europe, from Glasgow for New
York. She was abandoned at sea on the Sd
ultilnO while sinking.
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"The sandbar above our town Is becoming
considerable of an obstruction 20 large boats.
The Dexter got aground last week, and stuck
near three days before she got on. The Charles
Bodmann, coming down on Sunday, lodged
on the bar opposite Craig's, bat got OF without
losing much time"
Boats Leaving To-day.
For New Orleans-The Katie P. Kountz,
Captain Bob Mason, leaves to-day at 4 pm.
for New Orleans and all way landings.
For Evansvilie-The Pink NarbIe, Captain
Thomas Hunt, leaves to-day for Evansville
and all coast landings.
For Cincinnati-Ths Charles B. Church,
Captain No1s, leaves to-day at 10 am. as
above.
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z HE eopartneTship heretofore existing be-
1 tween I. I. JONES ard PAGE JoINER,
under the style and nrm OF T. Z. JONES & o ,
is this day dissolved by mutual agreement,
T. 7. JOINS & Co hRvirg g purchased Inc Il Ter
est OF I. 7. JONES, PA6s & JoIEER - alone
authorized TO collect or receipt tor any thing
due the late drm, and sssum all liabilities
of the same.
7. T. JONES,
a =
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hereWlto notliy AL parties who have
Is collateral security. that II the same ~
not redeemed by tbs 18th inst, It win be sold
JGs Managers Commercial Hotel.
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The Tea. Coffee and Spice business hereto.
fore conducted at 1856 Main street, under the
drm name and style OF MATHEW HUNT s
CO., will be continued from January l, 1874,
under the, nrm nRuo or U. =. GANAHAGH d
a Co bustEezs rsma ming the same.
ta3 MATHEW HUNT q co.
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MARRIED.

GALUsaA-BLEDSOE- Tuesday, jan
uary 8, by Rev. ". IL. Patterson, THOMAS B.
GALUsHA. ESQ, and MISS BETTE S. BI ErsoE.
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hnADAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1872.

Between the hours OF 10 am. and m, on
the soutt west corner OF Main and AsdisOn
streets. in the city of Memphis, Tennessee,
sell 81 public sale. to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described valuable cotton
plantation, known as Lhs Il ay held Place, /"
near Horn Lake Depot, and being in peSOto
county, MtSsissippi, Jo-wit;
Section 9, township i, range 8, of the Chick
ssaw eess1on, containing $40 acres, and being
the same tract of Land convey ed by Z. May
held to A. Q. Lane. by deed dated 24th OF July,
1858, and records in the proper once OF De-
Soto county, Mississippi and here referred
to for perfect description of said property;
together with all the appurtenanees thereto
belonging.
This Is a very valuable cotton plantation,
and has upon 1t 6ne residence OF good csb.
ms, s;Rble-, @te. The sale VIII be made So b.
tect 10 q truh- deed securing about the sum OF
ave hundred dollars TO Newton FORD
& Co., OF Memphis. Right OF redemption
waived; title believed TO De good, but viii
convey only as trustee.
iaS HEWTON- FnRn Truntsn
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COTTON SEED

HAVE advanced in price to sn since yes
Il terday.
ta3-d&w PAMELA OIL COMPANY.
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NEW ADVRTlSEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY,
Incorporated in lsSS.
0mOdRl OrAU11nRM.

MORNING CHASING. 1.
A, 10, "A, 81, S, 6, SO, 80, 10, 2, 21, 7S, IS,
EVENING ClASS-A.
II, Is, 26, 40, As, "a, So, 10, 50, 20, s., 5, IS.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes rom
Slo0 to $4,000, paid in money by ]. e.
FRANCE, ag't, 81 North Court So. Box Il7,
MsmphiH, Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILIaER
& CO.. HsnaeerS, ST. Lsoula No,
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EadItnr,a Nnflca

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of fhs
I estate Of George Humphreys, deceas Sd
this is to nou = all per8ens having ciai nnl
against said estate 10 nle the same, prop Az
~ authenticated. with the Clerk OF Ehs
county Court OF Shelby county on or bef orC
Ath day May, lsz2s Ok the same VIII be fore vi
barred.
This December q, lS7,
dAsn HEARY LAIRD, Administrator.
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NOTICE.

TTNIoN AND PLANTERs' BANK OF MEN,
~ PH.S, MEMPHIS. Tam. January 2, 1871.
By order Of the Board OF Directors, q semi
annual dividend Of i've per cent. out of the
net earnings for the SIX months ending De.
eember 81, 1871, Win be paid the stockholders
IsS 5.P. READ, Cashier.
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FOR SALD.
THREE IMPROVED PLACES IN MADISON
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI,
KNOWN AS TIE
Auderssn, Naaruder and Yeunu Places,

A LII lying within three miles OF NJ Missis-
n sippi Central Railroad. These places
contain 45C0 acres, one .helf Of which can be
pu, in cultivation this year. They can be pur-
chased fifty per cent. cheaper than any such
lands in the State The Young Place ID par
uculariy desirable, and contains $500 sores I;
about One-hR1 can be put in cultivation this
year, is very productive. being second bot
tom land, and not subject to wash.
wiz sell for railroad stocks or bonds, or
exch snge for city improved property.
Apply to EON0aO & BUUKLEYs
60 Madison Etrsst. or
L. L[T1EK
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RIVER nsGWS,


Boats I'm Port.
Emma c. Elliott. CD. Church
Katie P. Kountz.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE nrn OF MARINER 4 CURTIS Is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent. The
nIm name Will be used In liquidation only.
e. j. MARINER,
j Il. CURTIS.
IauuaFv IST2 fog
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VAL UABLE LANDS.

Under aud by virtue OF deed OF trust,
~ to me executed by A. @. Lane, Esq, on
the 18th day OF Deem Der, 1870, and recorded
in the proper ftice in Desc 0tO county, Mis-
sissippi, Will, on
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OFFICE LIFE ASSOCIATION or AMERICA
ST. LOUIS, January 3, 1871

ST. LOUIS, January 3, lS71.
An 'ection for Directors OF the LIFE AS
ISOLATION OF A@EEICA win be held at
the office OF the Association, in the city Of
81. Lou s, Missouri, on the SOth day CT Janu-
ary, ls72 Polls open from II O'Clock am. 10
8 o'clock pm.
jas WM. HANLEY, Secretary.
AEkPEIs. January 3, 1872.
The annual meeting OF the Trustees OF the
West Tennessee Department OF the LIFE Az
ISOLATION OF AMERICA will be hsld at
the room OF the Chamber Of Commerce, on
Tuesday next, the ssh day Of January, lS72,
Tor the election or officers for the ensuing
year. A nun attendance is especially re-
quested. ~ srder OF
BE. ROBERTSON, Manager.
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Trust Sale.

A%By virtue of deed Of trust executed to
me by !. +. Clampit and his vie Eattis L.
ClamPit, and William Clampit, on the 18th
day OF March, 1871, to secure certain indebted
ness therein mentioned, which deed is duly
registered 1n the Recorders office at Marion,
Crittenden county, Arkansas, Ia record book
M, pages 5o0, 5S5 and 557, land 10 which RS
ference ts here madel win. on
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CARD.
A. SeesseI & Son

beg to inform the public, that owing
to their inability to close out their en-
tire Retail Stock by January 1, they
have determined to extend the clos
ing sale thirty days longer. The re-
mainder Of their Retail Stock viii
be placed upon the counters at prices
less than original cost, and far below
those of
ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
We shall inform the public through
the local columns of the special bar
gains which will be offered to close GER
tain lines of goods. Being determined
tosen the ENTIRE RETAIL STOCK
at any sacrifice, we shall mark our
goods at prices BEYOND ALL COM
PETITION.
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NOties 10 shIppers.

OFFICE MEnEPHIs LITTLE ROCK R.ls.,
S<WnI rscei4s frsiah5 until two o'clo Ok
p.m. each day uptil fufthsr notice.
ts2 A. 3. L1VEHMOkE, General sapt.
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MONETARY AND FINANCIAL MATTERS
--LATEST EEPoRT BY TELEGRAPH.l
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 2.
Gold-The market was weak and lower this
afternOon1fhe price declining TO l091s. The
advance osds1is morning was due largely to
the failu fs5stwo brokers' On the bear" side.
One Of these sold 1,75oJloO short ~ on a re-
puted cash capital OF $4,000. Loans were
from per cent to l-l6 for carrying. Clearings,
81, ,0GO.
Sterling ExchRnge-Bankers' bills, l093S.
Money-Na as easy during the forenoon, at
per cent, but before the close of bank-hOurs,
became extremely stringent TO stock brokers,
who paid as high as a for money until to-
morrow. The bulk of business was done at -
Southern state securities-0n last call were
hrmer IN new South CarolinRs, and quiet in
other bonds. The closing quotations were:
Tennessees, old. $50 MissOuris.........-.. 95-
Tennessees, new 6}54 n. CarOlinas, old 32-
Xirginias, old. 4I54 n. Carolinas, new II
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MendsY, February 5, 1872,

in front Of the office of e. n. Apperson 4 Co q,
No. Jefferson street, IN the city OF Memphis
Tennessee, between the hours OF ten lO) m.
and four (4) pm, proceed u sell to the high
est bidder for cash the property described in
said deed OF trust. as follows, bo-wit: All OF
section twenty t20). the southeast Qusrter and
che northwest fractional quarter OF section
(2), containing seven hundred
and nfty-hve C55l acres, known as the HAM
lin tract, and also an undivided half interest
in the north half Of section eighteen tlSl, all
being in township three t3J, range six (6l, east
county, Arkansas, and near Hamlin's Land
tnsr Sn ths AisslsEtPsSi river; and al the
same time and place, the following personal
property: Eight fSl mules, seventeen fI7i
head Of cattle, and wo-thirds OF the crop Of
cotton grown on the premises during the
past year. The equity Of Redemption Is
believed to be good, but I will sell and con-
vey as Trustee only.
faS T. ID. OTJI3IEY Tr,pkae
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MExPsIs. January 3, Is72.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

C,RwELLFosD. Secretary. tss
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Street, Pet
TBF "sc, NARK ss'sS.
BY y. 4 A. TEL. LINE.

OFFICE or
pErRoLxVx CENTRE DNLr RrcnRp
jan 10 1877
The petroleum market ia quiet and dull
to-day. We quote At S4O5 We hear OF
no transact ions.
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CH0S MONTH HoYSs fur1isssd. EIcssssi
1t-S raia u 2 SHAY, Alys.e, SS
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Philsdirphia. Jan. 10.
Crude l2l;.
ReGned-221s.
Jan. 224: Feb 2221; March 2o3a
Mark-i-Very quiet.
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Special notices 20 cents per line, eaph insertion.
Advertisements payable quartsr.y In ldvalce
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Another Valuable fl.yen-
tim.


GATES BACKSUCTION PREVENTOR FOR
OIL WELLS, patented Angus. IS. 1871, which en-.
tirely prevents the ingress Of air in oil wells, while
the tubing IS being drawn. Ii is well known fact
10 oil operators, that upon wells where Gas Pumps
are used it Is nccessn to preserve as ncarya per.
feet vacuum n possible and that no air should he
let in the w'li, al auy timc when it Gun possibly
be avoided; consequently, whenever the tubing Is
dawn tr III well it is the cause of great injury to
1t, as the stuing box, being then essary open-
cd, the air Immediately rushcs back between the
tubing and casing. into the well going into tic oil
rock and gas veins, and col sequxtly causin. the
oil and Gas TO rush back to Il great distance so
much 50, that it almost always takes several days
after pumping Is resumed for well to be brought
mack to its former condition. and oGtentimeg il takes
several weeks; and quite frequently wells have been
almost comp et.ly ruined bY the air being thus let
in while drawing tubing
Tie BACKSUCTGrN PREVENTUR is attached
to the stIiing box aud works in such way that IT
completely shuts up the space fetwccn the stuilinc
box ard tubing 50 cfec,uay that not particle of
lir can get through at any time while the tubing s
being drawn and replaced. It supplies want long
felt, and is without question, one of the most val
na1'e inventions Of the dGy, 20 those engaged in the
oil business No vel should be without it. as il of.
ten times saves ten times is cost by once using.
-" 1t is manufactured at the FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP of ANDREWS t: co, TIDI-
OU FE, PA, and for "a by Hardware Dealers.
TiGiOu'C Pa, March % 1879 --.t,,v Or,
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GAIE5' EAGK sIGEIQM paE-
VEMTlR,

TRIUMPH, Feb 3, 1872
NEssRs. ANDREWS s. Co --GEyrLEMEy:-Iinyinp
nsei one OF Gates BACK SUCTION PREV EN-
TORS, can confidently recommend the sane to iii
who have occasion 10 the same, rs the best Pro
ventor o. Back Suction on OIL Wells. Oar well was
40 small that 1t har1ly paid to run it Alter nut
ting on ono of CAFES BACK SUCTION Pre-
VEN IoES the production was increased ln A GOOD
paying well. Before we put the RtcH Suction Pre-.
veEtor on the well, we iuvari tbly sad to pumD the
well two weeks before could restore it to It's for
ner production after drawing tuing. his is Ell
tlreiy o1IiIted by the use Of the lrcvcut0r.
HART, PERKUIs u Co.
TRIUMPH, Jan. 81, 1S12.
MESsEs. AfDRETs G Co.--iiaving thoroughly
tested the utility Of Gates BACK SUCTiuN
fhENENTOR. we consider them one of the most
usclul inventions ever made for oil wcl-, and we
think We are capable of Judging of them, having
three on cur wells We can now d aw bing, and
when they are replaced the wells produce the same
as before drawing, thus showing tnat the Frevcntor
eilectualy prevents all ingress Of air.
Yours spectMlly,
BACON & RlGSEY.
MEssRs ANDREWS & Co-GEyTs This Is o
certify that have used Onc Of Gates BACK STC
TlON PREVENT0RS, on the Lee tS Iii hland
Lease. Economic Hill, and would not do without
it at any prce, ii will do all and more than il is
recommended 10 do. I'D can Cheerfuy recon-
mend i TO all Oil Operators who have any Back sue
tiol Wells.
Yours, &c,
JoHH MYERS.
TiGioute, Feby9, 1s12.-taw-3m.
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q. "A. Pettengiia Il Co. 81
ark Row, New york, ena Goo. r. Rcwell 3 Co.,,
Advertising Agents. are the aola agoa.A for ne Pc
toleum Centre DAILY REscso In TIA. dty. Ad.
vertisers in that city are req eted to leave their
hvors with either OF toe above houses
~COE, WETHERlIL l. CO.. Adver-
Using Agents, ehilSaelphia, aW..lpy authorised
Agents for the RECORD in that city
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-15
FROM MURPHYSBORO.

MukrHYsBoRo, Ills, Sept II, 1872.
EDITOR CAIRO BULLETIN;
DEAR SIR On Thursday evening last,
Murphysboro beheld one Of the most
brillian, :political displays our county
ever produced. Three hundred and
twenty-six persons, exclusive of twenty.
five or thirty boys who marched in the
procession, responded to the call for per-
sons who had moral courage enough to
shoulder a lamp and show the radicals
that they dare openly acknowledge them.
selves advocates Of the cause which is 70
produce an entire change in the political
affairs Of our great republic.
Grand Tower was ably represented by a
number Of her mos. worthy citizens who
participated with US; they were preceded
by their city band which discoursed good
music as the procession paraded through
the principal streets of the city. The
procession marched from Murphysboro to
Mt. Carbon where it expected to meet the
Carbonate Greeley and Brown club, but
for some reason i, failed TO appear. After
returning to the city, the procession pro-
ceeded TO the court house, but it failed to
accommodate one-,hird of the persons
there assembled, and they repaired to the
cour, yard, where they were addressed by
Col. Dan Brush and your esteemed fell
low-ci,izen, Hon. W. j. Allen, both o.
whom showed up to their audience The
corruption of the present administration
The performance WAS an entire success
don't believe the GRANTEES can concen
trate enough force to crush the caus'
which is gaining power every day, ant
which in the coming contest will asser
Its supremacy, and instead Of welding it!
power as q monarch, will show equa
right. unto all and dispense justice t.
those who have been made to feel the un
merciful power of Grant and his satel
lites, through the southern states. A
brighter time is dawning and the day
not far distant when the God and moi
atty party will have to succumb to tn
new party, which, though young, is Wig
orous and advancing with rapid strides tc
ward gaining the highest pinnacle of p'
litical glory and placing thereon its iamou
chosen leader Honest Horace Greeley.
NEB,
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PERSONAL.

Father Ryan, the celebrated poet
preacher of the south, is lecturing on the
"Infallibility of the Pope as necessary for
reason and faith ... .ui .I.
Two young ladies of New Orleans
have been experimenting mar-fashion on
horseback. t''H'
1T was OConors wife who kept him
from accepting the Louisville nomina-
ton. .... ...
p Mrs. Coleman Felt, a wealthy south
ern lady wishes to form colony of five
hundred persons, at the head of navigation
on the Ysxoo river. ags. & d.. .Hr
Caleb Gushing is seventy-three.
ELLSWORTH, Louisiana, has a Borgia
who has poisoned five persons.
-Pere Hyacinthss wife has twice been
converted to Romanism.
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Tending victim, docs 90 almost with i'm.
ponisy. Example has not taught him that
offenders Of HE class meet the prompt and
the just punishment their crimes deserve.
II has shown him, rather, that the law,
which should be the shield and the defense
of all good people, is his refuge instead of
theirs, and that there is no crime so wicked
that It may not 60 UNPUBLISHED. Chicago
has taken a step in the right direction
which might be initiated with profit by
other communities.