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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-02-03
For the Cut0ctin CLARION.
POETRY I'O SUIT THE TIMES.


live in the little town of g.
And with G also begins my name;
But as for writing poetry
| have never yet acquired fame.
So with my wits all gathered up,
have concluded to write them down
And try and give you description
or our pleasant Creagcrstown.
1t is situated as some suppose,
Right on the top of Il copper mine;
Some people say it is not 50 and some
have other notions,
For my part think it is either on a
copper mine,
Or else perpetual motion.
But for peace and quictudc and other
reservation,
| don't think there is another place like
it in all the nation;
And what this place may be yet is hard
for me to say,
For heard some people talking very
funny tho other day.
Now, you people in Mcchanicstown,
do not wish to scare, or ill your
hearts with woe,
So do not borrow trouble, until you >scd
how the thing will go
But there is one thing certain,
Which we will not keep secret:
We are going to do our best to make
Crca~erstown the county seat.
expect that when YOU read this piece,
Without moments hesitation,
You with one voice will all cxclainl,
without consideration,
Mcchanicstown will surely have to
hang
The entire Crcagcrstown population.
But | hope that such will not he your
proclamation.
For | think that after due contcmpla-
ton.
You will have to acknowledge after
close investigation,
That Crcagcrst own has the best location
We will admit that for navigation,
You have the advantage of railroad
accommodation
But am afraid before your road reaches
completion,
Your car wheels Will stop their scrcc.
ching.
imagine that | can hear your hearts
begin to luttcr,
AS in vain You put the question to
each other.
What III TIE name of all the world have
they discovered.
BY way of explanation to subduc youl
emotion,
| will just inform You that we have got
perpetual motion,
We have the thing all fitted up just
ready for to start,
As soon as we discover how to attacl
the running part.
Make a County seat at Crcagcrstown,
Pray tell me why not;
We have just as much right to it,
As any other place has got.
Our town can boast of one thing.
That 40 other can excel;
Now when tell YOU what that is,
Pray don't say its a lie;
Ii is this we have an VI. ID. here,
That won't let anybody die.
Some call him Il good doctor,
Others call him II quack;
But really think they talk,
So much behind t, G fellows back.
But the doctor does not care,
So they call him in time to eat
And he also keeps Il dry goods store
On the corner of tatllc street.
He has saucv little clerk,
That looks gcntccl and sweet
When with his high htt and cane,
lie promcnadcs the street.
If our little clerk had one thing yet,
Then YOU could not find his match;
The article that | mean is a large NOUS
tachr,
He shavcs 50 much, it keeps him lean,
But | don't think he could get fat,
For il takes all his strength to carry
that high hat
So for this time my dear friends,
I'll bid you all good bye;
And if YOU cannot guess who the au-
thor is,
guess that YOU can try.
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Gen. Richard EwclI, commonly
known in the Army as "Old Badly,
md who served with distinction as an
,fficer on the New Mexico and Arizo-
IA frontier among the Indians, and
who subsequently joined the Eonted-
crate forces. died at his residence in
Maurv county, Tennessee, last week,
In giving directions regarding his
tombstone he laid particular stress
upon the fact That he did not desire
NV word to be used that might reflect
in any way upon the Government Of
the United States.
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asn Horace Greeley writes to Wa!

nn- Horace Greeley writes to WASH
ington requesting that his name be
not appended to the call OF the
National Republican Committee for
Ii. Presidential Nominating Convcn-
ton. lie says he stayed away from
the meeting Of the committee III order
t, preserve his independence and init
mates that there is a possible contln-
oencv in which lie will support Gener-
al Grant, if rcnominated, though the
jntjmation is not very explicit. Mr..
Greeley seems to be very uncertain
about which side of the fence to jump
to when he comes down from his pres
ent elevation on the top rail.
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ps7. Joaquin MiIIor has gone to
South America and will not lecture IN
this country.
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De- 1t is difficult to understand
why some people exhibit 50 much So
licitude about their lungs, when their
lungs ALWAYS take air Of themselves.
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-
ss8s"' \ cynical oid barheIor says
hat it is the privilege of hoops to sur
round the lovlIest of all things.
among which are girls and WhlskeE'
,,--.-: - ,
BUSINESS.IM i'ilh lIEe months ''e
Rev. Mr. brock buried MS N'''' e''S"5
ID himself to three women WONG T.. '1 Ia'l'
me OF tAem' ana was S''e'. , lol 'l'4 t !. II
i. promise ~ o,o % t tIo o o who suoJ
vorce and Marie" 'l n one ,n' W uo S "'
hm tor the Or ,;l,; ol P a"'mr;i a md
tried BY an erc.2Sl".Ac"' c'G'lVl' 'iIU
suspended from conlefo"c e., 'iieI i "vI'
and he and his third wife were both
Baptized. 1t is almost UNNECESSARY
10 add that this happened IN Indiana.
~, ~ " D..1 1r,,a,
Inc ho1Ie"tcf' Nv ", ~ n'S'o' h'D" '
'ays that MI ue%rS1 y" i'oo'' ,,,, a4r
'esslul farmer Oh o nn uel' I 'oo ,tI
VINO heels 1 200 OF ~ ~ n'", t ~ '"' ar;
from 'oo 10 NV lie''o ol S!IG'l' ,: n'oi+
noes ana LeiceSt r ," .l ctil t,'.'
over SIX p9"as, Of We Wo' 1, 'G "f t t IV~e
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a~s,~ A cynical cd bachelor says
hat it is the privilege of hoops to sur
round the lovliest of all things.
among which are girls and whlskey
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-01-08
The Modern Novel.

1t is not too much to say that the modern
novel is the form of literary art through
which the creative faculty has done the most
for the delight and instruction of mankind.
The great epics-the lliad, the Bible, and
the Nbelungen-have, OF course, in both "a
CARDS, held great places in literature. Ira
gedy was an important element in the daily
life as well as in the civilization OF the
Athenians. The English and German
dramas are important facts in the histo-
ries of those races. The essays OF the
last century exercised large influence
upon that era, and in all times the lyric
muse has touched the hearts and swayed the
will OF mankind. But no one Of these forms
of art, regarded as the means Of pleasing or
OF teaching men, stands on the same level
as the modern novel OF the English type.
And the reason is not far to seek. 1t Lies in
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6ostetter's Bitters.
~ WIN TER-PROOF sYSTE

- INTE ROOF SYSTEMS.
Thick boots and nannels are necessary 81 this
season, but the human frame requires something
more than these to render 1t waterproof. The
Inner man, as well aB the outer surface Of the
body, must be protected. The raw, moist, Chilly
winds which prevail at this season transpleEce
the warmest clothing, and are apt to effect the
health unlavorably, both through the pores and
the respiratory organs. The turest way 10 avert
the evil is to strengthen the internal machine,
and thus enable it to repel the devitslizng In.
nuence OF unwholesome weather. Earlch the
blood, gently stimulate the circulation, regulate
the bowels, invlgorate the stomach, tone the
liver, and brace the nerves with HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH B1TrERS, and no condition Of the at.
mosphere, however inclement, no variation OF the
barometer or thermometer however sudden, will
have power to disorder the system thus fortified
In advance, and put in perfect working order.
Damp and cold, acting upon sensitive or feeble
organization, may produce consumption, dip
liberia, neuralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia. liver
complaint, low nervous fever, or intermittent
fever; the Importance OF rendering the system i'm
pervious to these Two destructive elements is
therefore obvious. Persons in delicate health, or
who at oil liable TO be injuriously effected By
atmospheric Influences, should take the B1TfERS
daily throughout the winter and spring. in tbs
way dangerous diseases may be varied on, and
condition Of perfect health preserved BY indi.
vliuals OF comparatively feeble physique, while
those more robust, who scor at precautions, are
suffering the penalty Of their recklessness in hos
pitals and sick rooms. jans-mWi3Deo
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TERMS OF TIE NEWS.

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Tas rsI.wssKIr Nxws, puonsnea on tuesdays
rhnrsdsys and Saturdays, one year -; BIZ
months 81.
Tas WEEKLY Nsws, one year 81. SIX copies
10. Ten copies, to one address, SIS.
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and no paper conunued after the expiration o.
the time paid fer. ~
NOTICES Of Wants, TO Rent, Lost and Foun
BOARDING, &C., not exceeding 20 words, 70 cents
each insertion; over 20, and not exceedne ..
words, 40 cents each insertion; over 3d. ana no'
exceeding 40 words, 50 cents each insertion. :.
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roney order or by Express. II this cannot pe
aone. protection against losses by mail may oe
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
sble to the order Of the proprietors OF TEE NEWS
ar i,y sending the money in registered iesIer.
Address RIQRDAN, DAWSON d CO..
- NO. 14s East Bay. Charleston. sc.
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boats, similar in. their general features 10 those
plying between this city and Brooklyn OF Inc
Jersey shore, from Dover to Calais. The hne
is to consist of three large steamers, one Oh
which is always to be kept In reserve. Inese
steamers are to be four hundred and nifty leet
in length, fifty feet wide at the water hne'
thirty-two feet in depth from deck TO oottom'
and propelled by paddie-wheels fifty ieee ID
diameter. They are to be driven oy engines
amounting to seven thousand morse power
The two wheels are to be independent IN
their action, go that the vessel may De turned
about or brought alongside OF oock
easily. On the lower deck double lines OF
rails will be laid. each line capable OF holding
fifteen railway cars. The passage is to be
made in between seventy and ninety minutes.
Six trips are to be made each way daily, oy
which it is thought some two thousand passen-
gers and two thousand tons Of goods can De
transported every day. IL is estimated tnat
the three steamers will cost s2,00o,0OOs but
to enable them to land on the French coast
new dock will have to be built at Calais. ihe
French Government has been asked TO ouilo
this dock, to grant an annual SUBSIDY oi sAVV:-
600, and other privileges. tits said by some
that this line can be made ready for use IN
two years and half from the time that WORK
is begun, while others think that five years
at least will be required to build the dock at
Calais. A cable dispatch from Paris says that
the committee appointed by the French As
sembly to examine the project, made report
Yesterday approving II.
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PERHAPS the Northern newspapers which
have been chuckling over the statement that
the residence OF the late John G. Calhoun
had been bought by "a respectable colored
''man" will now be enterprising enough to
tell the truth, which is, that the purchaser OF
Fort Hill was Colonel Clemson, the son in
law OF Mr.. Calhoun. AS tfese presses have
had the benefit OF the lalsebood, they may as
well make the most OF the contradiction, >
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amnsements.
DACING ON TUESDAY, JAN. 10, 1871
ON THE COURSE NEAR CHARLESTON.

1st Race, One Mile Heat TWO best in Three.
Entrance Fee $40. Purse SIS.
I'd Race, Single Mile Dash. Entrance Fee S..
Purse $40.
81 Race, Half Mile Dash. Entrance Fee S..
Purse S26.
4th, Tro,tipg or Ra:ing. TWO Best in Three.
Entrance Fee $40 Purse $50. Draw to anything.
To commence at II A. M.
All parties wishing TO enter their Horses, will
please apply on Monday, the sth January, at the
Race Course. jan8-!
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AND
w FORGET ALL.

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
NO. 359 KING STREET,
Dyes and Cleans, by means Of steam, Gentle
mems, Ladies' and Chlldren's Clothes. Fine
Laces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
Up with the Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace
and Grape Shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and
Dyed.
~ Goods received and returned by Express.
jun22-Iyr L BILLER, proprietor.
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Giaars, @obarro, &r.
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sIoJsIaql 'l,IsIo7ds sadId ElFH0Sd3aW
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Boarnlnl.

DOARDING.-A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accom- modated with good BuARD
aad pleasant rooms, on moderate terms, by ap.
plying at No. 90 Church street. jans-mwHf
DOARDING.-A GENTLEMAN AND
Id his wife and two single gentlemen, eau be
accommodated with board in private family.
Address n. c., Key Box No. S57. References eX.
changed. ja1s.2f
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NOTICE.-THES SUBSCRIBER, WHO
IN has just returned from Germany, would be
pleased TO instruct Clats In the German
Language, either privately or in q school. Apply
at No. 22 Broad street, W. E. HAiNE, JR.
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UTANTED TO HIRE, A COLORED GIRL
w accustomed 10 housework. References
required. apply az No. l25 Queen street, corner
TrapmapD. janS-2*
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WTANTED, SEVERAL SMART, BON.
w EST YOUTHS. Must have fair ednca.
tiUns and good moral training. B ord and pro.
gresstve salary given. ARCAER'S BAZAAR.
1an6-lH
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UTANTED, A COOK. RECOMMENDA.
wv TI0NS required. Apply at this ONCE.
ipn8.2
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NURSE WANTED.-W TED, A
IN NURSE, white or color d, but must be well
recommended. Apply to No. so st. Philip street.
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Gnnfdtlnndl.

HANGING. ALEXANDER WILL
~ hereafter give INSTRUCTIONS IN DANCING
gu MONDAYS anu THURSDAYS at Bernard's Hall,
Society Street, next To corner OF King. Afternoon
Glasses will meet at P. NJ; Evening Glasses at
p. M. Her Afternoon Glasses for TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS Will be continued att her residence, NO. 80
Bull street. jan6-smSl4*
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Uants.

WTANTED, A MIDDLE AGED NAN TO
w attend one horse, and make himself gen.
orally useful about the place. Apply at No. 22
Vendue Range. jan8-1
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VTTANTED, A COLORED HOUSE BOY.
w Must furnish good recommendations from
former employers. Apply at this offi:e.
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GTRAYED FROM No. Z vANDERHORST
- STREET, large DOG-bull and pointer
white, vii black spot on his face, head and
ears; mad on leather collar. with brass ring and
answers to the name OF Spot. A reward Will be
paid II left as above. jams
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Cost and fonn1.

T OST, ON THE EVENING OF THE 4rH
IL inst, on King. Archdale or BeRufain streets.
q ueavy SEt.L RING. a suitable reward vii be
paid for ts recovery. Apply az this office.
i4nS
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NHERAW MALE AND FEM A L E
~ ACADEMY.-This SCHOOL, under the con.
troll OF Major Il. McR. Nj LAUCHLlN With an as.
ISOLATION VI Teachers in all the departments Is 10
Gated al Cheraw, az the terminus or The Cheraw
and Darlington, and OF the Oh. raw anil Salisbury
Railroad. 1t Is designed to be q lrst-class Male
and Female School, where the minds M ordls and
manners Of tie pupils will be educated 80 as TO
particulars address N. MGR. MCLAUGHLIN.
1au5-3
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CHARLESTON FEMALE SEMINAR,
No. so ST. PaILIP STREET.

The Exercises win be resumed January 2, 1872.
Those who intend to enter Pupils are earnestly
requested to present them promptly at this time,
30 that their classification may be effected the
first week OF the year, and the regular programme
be interrupted as little as possible.
MISS E. a. KELLY, Principal.
For Circulars containing particulars. apply as
above. dec27.l2
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NURSE WANTED.-WANTED a SET.
IN TLEpColored woman 10 nurse an infant
aud TO sew. Nune need apply without recon.
mendations. Apply at No: Is Coming street. be-
tween ii and 8 O'Clock this day. JanS.l
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CHARLESTON LIGHT DRAGONS AS.
~ SOCLATIOS.-The Annual Meeting Of this
Association Will be held at Hibernian Hall, on
TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th instant, az halr.past
O'Clock. l.. Q. NOVEL;,
Jan4-5 Secretary.
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NHARLESTON LIBRARY SOCIETY
" The Regular Quarterly Meeting Of this Soc.
ely will be held a5 tne Library Hail, TOMORROW,
eth inst, at O'Clock. ARTHUR MAZYCK,
lauS-2 Librarian q. L. 8.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE UNI.
II yERSAL TWINE AND THREAD CUTTER;
saves time twipe, thread, fingers and teeth. Some.
thing everybody wants. Samples mailed on re-
ceipI Of rs cents. Address GEORGE DAVIS, NJ.
5p9 BrOadwav New York. oci30-3n0s
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r OsT, ON SATURDAY EVENING, THE
IL 9Th Instant Check No. SO, for eighty.three
S3-lO0 dollars, on First Nari;nal Bank, drawn by
Il. TRIEST In favor Rent or Bearer. All persons
are cautioned no. to receive same, as payment at
Bank has been stopped. jan83
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T OsT, AT THE CORNER OF LINE AND
IL Meeting streets, on Sunday evening last,
the 31st OF december, 1871, Yellow Bull DOG,
with white ring around the neck. answering 10
be thankfully received by JOHN N. MARTIN, No.
s. Market street. tanS-3
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QTOLEN, ON FRIDAY NIGHT, THE
- 4th instant. the JOLLY BOAT belonging to
the Bark .Beltste.n Was stolen from said ves.
sci while lying at Central Wharf. liberal re.
ward will be paid for the recovery OF the boat, or
for any Information which vii lead to came.
ROBERT MURE & CO., Agents Bark Belliste."
ianH
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% -RerIt.

ITO RENT.-THE WHOLE OR A PART
OFTHE HOUSE No. Wafer street 10 Rent.
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U1e RENT, A STORE AND FIRST
floor. with three rooms. Apply at No. l02
Broad street, between King and Meeting.
dec30-l04
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EOR THEHOLIDAYS NOW, LADIES
IL and Gentlemen. Is the time TO go to
KLEIN'S, No. $3.50 King street, and get one II his
beautiful, nice singing Clnaries. You can be Ger.
tain that Mr.. KLEIN Will select one to your salts,
faction, and every body who has bought them
are very much pleased. The price is very MODE
rate. ueclI
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ITO RENT, TWO PLEASANT Dwell
i LINGS, with aas and all requisite outbuld.
ings Nos. 1870 and 1872 Queen street, near Rutledge
To good tenants, rent moderate. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at northwest corner OF
Smith and Montague streets. jan4.4H
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for Gale. .

EOR SALE, A VERY FINE SADDLE
II HORSE-will carry lady. Apply to No. 81
Broad street. jan8-mW2 .
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NEULES.-TWENTY MEDIUM MULES,
lN just arrived at Kentucky Mule Lot, King.
street, above Ann street. low for cash or c ty &C.
ceptance. r. OAKMAN. jan6-3H
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I. R. AMADIS Y COMPANIA.

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Lozasde banca 5 at5 i
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ordinaa de oda classes. 81 ad
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Impna (hay $40 renas tamano del "Boein"
Juouetes de .sq1 1 1@a .1
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81 NOTA ,LLlamamos Ia atencion de. 10
al 30 Zen losartfcplos que ssIgl 81
/, " Yelaside seboys esperma, calas desarll
les sin 6ii1balage gra ones, pernos cTttce
conservas alimentIcias, cordage, agnaEtl
galvanizado teias lizas v oRduladas prt
1frol u obj6tdB de lama para tapices vlsfbles
legHnbres sae0s y pastas ailrlla en- tlslaSs cIn
de iinprenta estraZa, carton, efeotpS .de
IflelaS Bu,caja, baFfiles vi Doc0yea saeOs
dinaS en- Saceite, en- eajas q pr epsaElas. lab
tos para enfeffnos; y niII0s Eel elocfpedos:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-25
CHICAGO.
UnfOuntlpd.


CHICAGO, October 24.-The excite
ment that some of the papers seemed
inclined to create with reference to the
horse disease seems to be without foun-
dation. A reporter visited the stables
of the West Side Street railroad, where
the disease was said to be prevalent,
and was assured that not one OF the
horses was, or had been, affected from
this disease. Inquiries at the South
Side stables and in other directions
elected the same information.
A citizens law and order committee
are preparing an independent ticket for
city and county officers which will re"
ceive large support; it will be especl-
ally strong on the temperance question
To-day the Anti-Liquor Law League
caused the following, in The shape OF q
circular, to be distributed in saloons
restaurants, and other drinking
places: "Sir, a general meeting OF the
members of the Personal Liberty
League will be held on Monday, Octo
ber %, 1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for
the purpose OF perfecting q campaign
ticket to be supported by this league
and making the necessary arrangements
for carrying the election, when an oP,,
portunity OF joining the Association will
be offered. Your personal attention is
demanded, under penalty of expulsion
from our society"