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The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS Monday, August
5th-Ordered that Claude Chana be granted IL
cense to collect tolls on his road across Bear
river at Johnsons crossing, as follows: root
men, ten cents; horsemen, fifteen cents; loose
horses or cattle, five cents; sheep or hogs, two
cents; vehicle and one horse, twenty-five cents;
ditto and two horses, loaded, fifty cents empty,
thirty cents ditto and four horses, 81 loaded and
fifty cents empty; six horses 81 80 loaded and
seventy-fve cents empty; eight horses, II 10
loaded and 81 empty
Bills were allowed payable out of the several
Road District funds as fellowship. 500 80; LIP.
q S57; Tp. 8, $4OS S8; TIP. 5, $183; TIP. g, 5000.
25; Tp 8, SS2; TIP. 8, $lO2 30: Colfax District,
Sl56; Dutch Flat District, 1886 "a. Reports of
roads and trails in Township received and
adopted.
Tuesday, 9th, bills were allowed as follows: N.
R. D. Traphagan, j. p. TIP. 4, $50; r. L. Kelly,
J: P Tp. 5, SIS; John Leahy J. p. Tp. q 50
Wm. Krysher, constable TIP. 5, SAG 70; G. B.
Hobbs, cons. Tp. A, Sal 60; W. S. Cook, const.
Tp 4, S3l 10; Asa Plank, const. TIP. 5, $3.50 so;
G W. Hunt, const. TIP. 2, $50 80; John Linegar,
const Tp 3, STA 95; Thos. Holden, carpenter
work on Co. buildings, 50; A. Kimer, seal and
press for Recorders Office, $40 80; A. Fulwelier,
Dist atty, $31S 81; S. Bethell for surveying
school district lines $40; Root, Nelson a Co,
iron rods for support of office building, 500 10
A, L, Bancroft stationery for Assessor S ofhce,
\
Comb, water cooler for Co. Office, $11 so; W. A
Selkirk, for Co. printing SIG 5O.
Wednesday, 7th, the following bills were allow,
e5d:J Sawyer, freight on iron rods for conrt t
house, 81 81; c. G. Crosby, Clk of Bd. OF S Su,
pervlsors 1925; G. c. Crosby as Auditor, $ZOi
81; R. G. Poland, j. P. Tp 3, $50; Sanford Mil
ler meals furnished Jurors, SO; B. d. Dunnam,
Sheriff, for boarding prisoners, S1254 81: H. W.
Starr, J. P. Tp. 10. $4?; G. l.. Hotchkiss, const
rp; 10, s77 35; T. NJ Todd NJ. D., postmortem
and examining insane SIS; S. W. Willis, books
Tor Co. Supt's office, S24; Thomas Jamison' cot,
I'm for INDECENT dead, $40; L. Houser, sundries
furnished prisoners, $38 68; B. D. Dunnam,
straw for Co. jail 81 so: Road fund, TIP. 7.s25C %
'o;Tp. $40; Hospital fund, sundries, Si3S2 70
- Bills were allowed Thursday, 0th as follows
10 Assessors ]. H. Mitchell L. L. Allen and
Sohn @ Butler each 81, 100; B. F. Burt, Co CLERK
500; John Hodge & Co., stationery, $50 %; d
N. Walker, cons. TIP. o. $s7 70; S. G. Glow, ) r
Up. 0, 80.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10
Special Notices.

HOllOway's Ointment.-Sore legs, wounds,
ulcers, ETC. can be cured. The rational treatment
as indicated by nature, is to reduce the local in
fammation, sooth the neighboring nerves, cool
the heated blood, and render the watery, chor-
GUS discharge consistent and healthy. Happily
Holloways Ointment accomplishes these ends
with unfailing certainty. 25 cents per box or pot.
Parents, lessen your shoe bills two-thrds by
buying only CABLE SCREW WIRE fastened
Boots and Shoes. Never rip or leak.
All genuine goods bear the Patent Stamp.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

NEW SA1ooN.-In our new advertisements to-
0ay will be found the card of Thomas Cain
proprietor of the Gen saloon. The building has
oeen renovated and repaired throughout, newly
furnished and supplied with an entirely new
stock of the choicest selections of wines, liquors.
hsnt beverages, cigars etc. This is to be neat,
dulet pleasant and healthy resort for all well
alsposed customers. We direct the readers at
;enton to the card, and suggest that he call and
iiSlsct the premises and test its contents.
ANGoRA GoATs.-We invite the attention Of
our readers and exchanges to the card of Captain
'nirand and DR.. Thomas who have the finest
pure blood imported Angora goats for sale here
81 Auburn, in lots to suit Purchases.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

crvr1Ey AND Brown MEETING.-The friends
# reform and an able and honest government
r; he seen elsewhere in our columns, held a
n,.,ino here on Saturday evening last. After
aha formation of a Greeley and Brown club,
Hon John Yule, Of Michigan Bluff, an old line
psnublican, though suffering from sickness,
smoke to an outdoor meeting on the plaza for
raorv two hours. The telling points and home
+bruets of Mr. Yules speech were too many to
ba referred to in this notice. He provedt91every
intelligent mind that Grant and his officials had
aorarted from the doctrines and honesty of the
old party, and are bastard and libel on the very
name of Republicanism; that the administration
of Grant has sunk into the hands Of venal ana
corrupt ring that stops at no tyranny or rascal
ity to make money and keep power; that the old
issues between the Republican and Democratic
narties died with the institution of slavery that
tbe Cincinnati and Baltimore platform furnished
tbe only basis upon which great, honest and
patriotic party could be formed, which will cor
rect and remove all the evils that now afilct the
American people; that the character of Greeley
and Brown furnished a guarantee that peace,
fraternal fellowship, economy, honesty and
nrosperity would pervade the whole length and
breadth of the Union after their election, OF
which there was now no doubt The remarks of
Mr. Yule were frequently and heartily applauded
Mr. Yule is now the Greeley and Brown elector
for this district, and will canvass it with telling
effect.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

DISASTROUS FIRE.-About two 0 clock last Mon
day morning fire broke out at Bath (Sarahs-
yille) in vacant store, formerly occupied by
Spanele thence communicated to p Simmons
saloon, thence to Mrs. Knowles hotel, thence to
Beck's saloon All of these buildings were soon
consumed, the flames from thence commitment
ing to and destroying the store, saloon dwelling
barn. and heavy stock of goods of S. B. Burt
who was the principal loser by the fire. Burt's
loss cannot fall short of $20 000 He was wholly
uninsured, his policy having expired on the first
of this month and no renewal yet obtained. This
is peculiarly lard case. The property thus
DESTROYED, as it were in moment, represented
the bulk of the patient hard earned savings OF
many years of toilsome and intelligent industry.
Sam Burt has been hard worker, fair i'll his
dealings and in every respect a model citizen.
BY good habits and close economy he had man.
aged to save large share of the fruits OF his toll
Iu an hour the fiery tongue of the devouring ele-
ment had licked it all up. The fact that the
house in which the fire started had not been oc-
cupied for long time, leaves no doubt that 1t
was started by an incendiary. Mr.. Burt was
severely, but not dangerously, burned while saw
ing his books from the burning store.-Stdrs and
Stripes,
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

o,- prrR1,Y MEEr1NG.--The fourth quar-
,oot;no of Auburn charge, Rev. G. u.
r,.,neo % pastor will be held this evening and to-
r'nil n the NJ. E. Church Preaching will be
had this evening at 8 O'Clock P M MAJ: ana S, a, i
haa ,,..r NJ. tomorrow by the presiding elder,
D'r d Deal, and love feast tomorrow morning
,,,t mas. nine O, clock, and the sacrament OF
.sa -. II, Lords supper will be administered immedl-
NV .s,,. otter morning service The public are IN
vited to attend
c,ruor1c.-Rev. Father Kelly will hold Divine
loo IN the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
.,;rd Sunday in each month, at the usual hour.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-10

- Advertisements and communications MUST
reach this Office on Thursday to insure poOiica-
.;on on the following Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
No huubug, NJ sy Bros sell at cost.

Police CoURT.-Frsderick Schultz wa,
arrested las. night by Policeman Reinhsrt
for being drunk and abusing his wife. He
laid in jail through the night aud was
brought before Justice Chopper this morn
ing for trial. lie was fined $40 and costs,
which he paid
Tim Riley was lodged in jail last night by
Policeman BrannRn for drunkenness and
abuse Of his family. This morning Justice
Chopper fined him g. and costs. which be
paid.
Mrs. Katherine Schnitger, yesterday, COM
planned Of her husband, John NJ. Schnitper,
who keeps store near the Halfway house.
for ill-trea,ment and threatening her life.
She claims that some three months since be
drove her from the house, since which time,
until recently, she has been living away from
home. She was induced to 20 back and live
with him, a short time since, upon his prom
Using better treatment. The other night.
according to hen charges, he drove her from
the house with an axe. BE was arrested
this morning and taken before Justice Crop
per. The case was continued until to-mor-
row morning at O'Clock, Schnitger giving
bonds in $500 tor his appearance at the
time specified
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

of Rock Island, County Poor Farm, and
prisoners in the county Jail, for one year,
were read.
T. a. Thomas proposed to furnish for
5000 per annum; John BsngstOn proposed
TO furnish for $l75 per annum; G. Speidel
proposed to furnish for $l70 per annum.
On motion Of Supervisor Krell, the prop.
osition of C. Speidel to furnish prescriptions
for the paupers snd poor of the town Of Rock
Island, county Jail, and county poor farm, at
$40 per annum, was adopted.
Propositions for appointment as physician
for the county poor farm we're presented BY
Theodore Jacobs, NJ. D., and r. R. Dewitt,
NJ. D., and read, and the consideration OF
the same laid over until TO- nj rrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
Board adj burned until tomorrow morning
at 9 o'clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

A bright, healthy child is perennial .p,i,r
OF Joy IN every well.rsgulased family, ana snsrs
Is that father, who after the strife ana tn,moii
Oh business. on retiring to his home. ia NOT hs.
gulied Of care BY the ipaocent prattls Of his
enliuE Perhaps this father 10 9 worldly man,
and makes gold his idol, be may have been
successful man, aad amassed riches. Yet place
MS enid On the sick bad, and all his gold 10
at the disposal of the physicians. and the only
return he asks is the restoratioa of health to
his child Fathers! Mothers would you pre-
serve your child in health? Then listen to us
There 10 one prevailing capse of the disease in
eniidren, and that cause is worms. If this
cause OF disease Is not removed, your child Will
si.ken an die, or finger suffering invalid for
life. epresens to you infallible remedy
for worms; It 10
DR.. Judson's Dead Shot Werm Candy,
and Is put up in the form Of stick of candy,
aod so pleasant to the taste. that children
greedily tease for it, It is purely vegetable.
and cannot hurt the smallest child. Ask for DR.
Judsen's Dead Shot Worm Candy. For sals
everywhere at 20 cents per package.
v. d. ooMsTooK, ssls Proprietor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
NOTES. HERE AND THERE.

Livingston has nice hats and caps.
All the new styles of hats at Livingston's.
Mr. John r. Warner and lady returned
to Rock Island, last evening.
It is reported that a corps of engineers
have started from the eastern boundary of
Illinois, on the proposed Continental rail
way, to survey route through to the Mis-
sissippi.
The Western Union railroad is to have q
brauch from BelOis, Wis, southwark through
Rockford to the rich coal and corn regions
Of lllinois-apd iustas like as not come
into Rock Island on track Of its own. It's
present track from Port Byron to this city,
is owned BY the c. R. l. 4 P. company.
"For ways that are dark and tricks that
are vain" and dsspiOable, those Davenport
hunters aud bummers, who 90 down to the
mouth Of Rock river snd destroy game
contrary to law and decency exceed all
others. II they are wise, they will take a
hint; otherwise, they may get euchred in
their little game.
The Lake Superior of the Northwestern
| Union Line, and the fine Keokuk packet
Bob Roy had race down the river the other
day. They left port at the same minute,
and for several miles il was doubtful which
would be victor, bat the Superior proved to
be the feeteat of the two and lsft her com
petitor in the distance.
/ The Democratic State Convention held At
Desmoiues, Tuesday, was the largest ever
held. BY the party in Iowa. SiIty-eight
counties we're represented. The convention
was strongly in favor of Greeley and Brown.
Bot one county sent a delegate instructed to
vote against the Cincinnati nominations.
The delegates elected to the national con-
ventioa at Baltimore are unanimously in
favor of the Liberal ticket.
Mr.. N. Littig, who contracted for digging
and filing the water works trenches, has
thrown up his contract in regard to the fill
ing, and the city will assume control Of that
portion of the work. Mr.. Littig WAS
necessitated to do this, 10 consequence OF
the scarcity of lsboring men. The trench
filters are at present over three hundred
yards behind the pipe layers. Many com
plants have been made BY the citizens in
regard to the obstruction of the street by
this work, and the city will put on large
force Of men and remove them as quickly
as possible.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF So
PBRvIsoRs
Special June Term, a. D. ls72-oficial.

JUNE u.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, same as yesterday, Supervisor
Greneli, Chairman Presiding.
The minutes of yesterdays proceedings
we're read and approved.
The chairman reported the following
standing com mittees for the ensuing vear
which, on motion of Supervisor MAYO, were
approved by the board, viz:
Committee on Finance q. MAYO. II.
A. Barnard, A. Donaldson.
Committee on Town and Town Accounts
James b. Walker, Joseph Albrecht, Earn.
est krell.
Committee on EquAlzation--H. A. Bar
nsrd, George Allen, j. Kenworthv.
Committee on Miscellaneous Claims-M.
F. Felix, A. j. Little, j. NJ. Christy.
Committee on Poor and Poo- House-A.
Donaldson, q H. Mayo, F. S. Gates.
Committee on Roads and Bridgss-M
Bowles, Geo. Allen. j. B. Walker.
Committee on Abatement. Kenworthy.
c. Conklin, NJ. Bowles.
Committee on Swamp LAnds-J. s. Hill,
J. Albrecht, NJ. f. Felix.
Committee on Ways and Means-Thomas
Leas, j. NJ. Christy. NJ. +. Felix.
Committee on Expenditures J. An
derson, A j. Little, E. Krell.
Committee on Jail and Jail Aeoounts-
+. s. Gates, S. Hill, l.. J. Anderson.
5. 8. Guyer, County Judge, m ade applica
ton to the Board for q suitable place for a
court room for the county court. Referred
to the Committee on Public Expenditure.
On motion of Supervisor Christy, it was
ordered that the bill of Albert johnson, of
Moline, rendered for $40 be rejected.
Supervisor Felix moved tina. Supervisor
Mayo be authorized to employ physician
to render oil necessary medical and surgical
attendance on paupers of Rock Island town
ship, and the county prisoners in the Jail,
Tor one year, for sum not exceeding $500. |
On motion Of Supervisor Donaldson, the |
matter was laid over until tomorrow at two
o'clock p. NJ.
Bills Of g miscellaneous character we're
read and referred to the proper committees.
Applications for Attachments we're read
and referred to the Committee on Abate
ments.
Propositions from 7. q. Thomas & Co,
Ohm Bengston and c. Spsidel, druggists, to
Inrnlsh medicines prescribed by physicians I
'f the county, for county poor, Of the town |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

To PARENTS AND GUARDIASs.-The fol-
loving section of an ordinance concerning
mlSosmeAn0r', is published by order of city
officers, who say it is to be enforced
SEC 2. No person shall swim or battle in
the Mississippi river at any place between
the railroad bridge across the slough and
the boat yard, and within the limits Of this
CITY, between the hours one hour before suu.
rise in the morning and one hour after sunse,
IN the evening, being naked or insuficiently
clothed TO prevent improper exposure of bis
or her person; nor ct any other place in
said river within the limits Of said city, and
between the hours aforesaid, to the annoy.
ance Of any family any violation OF this
section shall subject the person so ofFendipR.
on conviction thereof, to 6ue of no, less
than one dollar, nor more than fifty dollars
for every sueh violation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
Cures without snsezing.

In Numbers there is safety. Itwasupor thi.
principle that the formula of Jadson's MoU.
rAIS hERB PILLS was prepared. DR.. Juduon,
intending to spend fortune in advertising ais
pills, submitted his recipe to the revision of
the most Intelligent and learned physicians of
the age, md the result is simple bur most eff
csolous medicine-ths JUgsos's MLu.rAIk
hERB PILLS. They purify the blood. remove all
Distractions, cleanse the skin of all pimpls,
ana olotehes, and are perfectly sure and safe in
their operation. The JUDsoS's MvuErAIS HERR
Pulls cure Billiousness, Female irregularities
headache, and many of the disc asses arising
from imPure blood and q derangsd digestion.
Use the Judson's Mountain Herb Pills. and
Then you have proved their virtue recommend
them to your friends. They are both sugar
coated and plain. For SAFE everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
Ut WORKS LIKE A OZARK"

Several citizens Of Pitts6sld, who are
acquainted with Rev. DR.. CObleigh, formerly
Editor Of lions Herald, Boston, desire me
to publish the following letters. Rev. Mr..
Spence, who is mentioned, was in Pltn6eld
two years ago last spring. and many of cur
citizens, as well as citizens of other towns
in the country, contributed literally to him
in cid OF this university.
ATHENS, Tenn, Sept. 20, 1869.
Mr.. RESEE-Dear Sir:
l wish TO say word for your Pain Kill
ing Magic Oil.
/ have been a great sufferer from that
awful disease 81 k Headache. 1t generally
attacks me early in the morning, grows in
intensity all day, al night, and all the next
day, and generally, though not always, goes
off during the secosd night. Ii comes upon
me at least once q month, and often two or
three times, always con6ning me to my bed
for about thirty-six to forty hours, and pain
ing me 80 terribly that 1t seems as If my
head would burst open in spite OF skull and
every thing else. A persons hand would
be thrown entirely off by its throbbing. In
anSleI euueAou 1Goh1 lHueocIlpdDIe' Cut
best physicians failed in my case, and
have used most of the popular remedies
sold, which are recommended as "sure to
cure" just such cases, bat they not only fail
ed to cure me, but seemed to aggravste my
situation. A few months ago, fortunately
obtained g bottle of your Pain Killing Mag
ic OIL, and SIS you claim IL works like 8
charm" When feel my old plague com
ing on, use the Magic OIL both externally
and Internally, freely and faithfully, and
now, do not even have TO stop my work,
but go about my business as usual.
| assure you Que fellow man has been
benefited by your Invention, and for which
feel grateful. May God reward you In
my house and family your Magic Oil is as
indispensable as -four. hope my letter
may be the means OF letting other poor suf-
ferers know the virtue of your Magic Oil,
and you may use my name as reference if
you choose. Gratefully, am yours, etc,
EDWARD A. CoBLEIGH.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
gTHAMsHIPS.

New York. Cork and Liverpool. New full
powered steamships, the six largest in the world,
OCEANIC, ANTARTTC, REPUBLIC.
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIC
5000 tons burden, 900 b. p. each.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays, from
Liverpool Oh ThurIdAyi, calling Cork HAr-
Dor each way.
From the White Star Dock, PavonniA Ferry,
Jersey City.
Passenger accommodations for all classes IN
rivaled, combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons stato-rooms, smoking room aud bath
rooms in midship section, where least motion ia
felt
Surgeons and stswErdsSsss accompany these
steamers.
Rntsa-ssloon, $50 in gold. stserAEs $50 In
currency. Thoss wishing 20 send Tor friends
FROM the old country eau now obtain Storage
prepaid certificates. t33, currency. Passu, ers
booked TO or from all partI Of America, Paris,
Hamburg, Norwey, Sweden, IndiA, AustaliA, 80
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates.
Dnfts from ~ upward.
For information apply to J. n. SPARKS
G,n'l Ag't, 10 B-otiwsy, n. Y, or TO General
Wsitsrn oaioe, 31i wabash Ave Chicago.
ALFRED LAGERGRIN, Aga.
Agents 10 Rock Island Joss BESGsroS. Drug
gist, ". " JAEvts, stsamNoat Agt. dWly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13

Ii you do not feel well you send for q doctor
ne calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls some
nierogypnlos upon piece of paper which you
take to drug store and there pay so cents TO
Sl'OO, besides the doctors fee, for . remedy min.
Gmes out Of ten not HaIf so good as DR.. Morse
indian Root Pills, which costs bat IS cents mel
box Do you think the for zer The best, because
you pay the most for it? II you do. we ad,i.e
you to use, just as an experiment, the Morse,
tnolan Root Pills. They are prepared from j.
formula, pronounced BY the most learned physi
Pians OF our country, to be the best and mos,
universal of family medicines Til. No..
Indian Root Pills cure Headache Live c..
PlSlnt. Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female irreru-
artles' &C., and are put up both sugar-coafsd
ana PAIN Give them atrial. Sold BY ali deal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
a Remarkable Discovery.

The people are daily finding ont that
CONSTITUTION WATER
is not spring water, but preparation by an
eminent p MUSICIAN.
FORTY DROPS THREE TTMRs ADAY
Will cure
Inflammation of the Kidneys, Gravel, Briekdusi
Deposit, Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver
Pa'pitation Of the Heart, and Female Com
plants.
For sale By all druggists.
For Female Complaints it is Indispensable
iupelldwlua
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-13
May Bros offer all their goods at cost.

The DEMOCRATIC EDITORS Of Illinois met
at Peoria, Monday, and after full and free
discussion, unanimously agreed that it was
impolitic 10 nominate a third ticket, and all
pledged themselves to support Greeley and
Brown, if Endorsed at Baltimore. The
resolutions will be fou1d under our tele.
graphic head.
Not one man among them all advocated
the nomination OF another ticket at Bslti.
more. The only questions really in discus
sion were, lsl, whether we should express
any opinion on the subject; and, u,
whether all would stand BY Greeley if nom.
mated. No other difference existed, tx
cep. for to mere phrAsology-s choice OF
words as expressing the conclusion ar
rived at.
The following were present:
Daniel Cameron, Chicago News.
f L Merritt, Springfield Register.
WIN DoWdsh, Peoria National Democrat.
j b DsnfOrth, Jr., Rock Island Argus
Wm 0smsu, Ottawa Free Trader.
> Patterson, oquSSks Spectator.
j Davidson, Carthage Republican.
II Swain, Monmouth keyiew.
Eiwin Dy son. Rushville Times.
Bell, Lacon Statesman.
Chas II Whitaker, MacOmb Eagle.
" Heaton, Abingdon De moorAt.
: Hamburg, jacksonville Sentinel.
Tufts CentrsliA Democrat.
W Gls'sner, Clinton Register.
Aoudy, RIchvisw Democrat.
" 7. Giles, Freeport Bulletin.
Bouton, Jonesborc Gazette.
George NJ Haynes Mt. Vernon Free Press.
ssaton, Prairie Chief Cambridge.
Bernard Cremsr, Peoria Dsmokrst, German
Taft. Salem Advocate.
Thornton, Canton Ledger
Henry Hall Toulon New Era.
Sniv.ly, Mseoupin Enquirer.
" Perrigo GAlesburg Free Press.
James shosf, Decatur Magnet.
Gen. Daniel Cameron, of Chicsgo, pre-
sided.
i. was voted to form permanent $3.50
Citation, and to meet next in Springfield, on
call Of the chairman.
The convention Was shown marked court
esy BY the city authorities, and the board Of
trade. After being taken to oil the objects
Of interest in and around the city in car
riages, a splendid banquet WAS given them
by the city authorities, in the evening.
The usual votes Of thanks, speeches,
toasts, etc, occurred, Of course
The harmony and good feeling which now
exists among the Democratic editors Of
Illinois, will, without doubt, have az God in
huence on the State conventions which are
to come of on the 26lh of this month at
Springfield.