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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-21
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22
finearts.


- p. AVERYNs
-. COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS
will TUESDAY WEDNESDAY EVENINGS OF this week
$50 WORKS BY IS ARTISTS.
Prom The Home Journal
There probably collector the country "bo has nore
Of the arOvng Of the community than
Mr. Avery Justly by his uniform gocd Ath IN s
seaug and scupBson IN admitting only rorfs
of and refined attraction into bis lists The Openng Of
viii command attention IRON The
throughout The snd particularly
As the PAINTED Nj AyerTs order during
Burop@ selected BY him IN the Tai1o
forepn artenters The represented the list nearly al
dstuphs repeseu,atives the living European sehoOS'
GRAND GALLERY PICTURE
A CLASSICAL SUBJECT By BOCGl kREAU
TIL LARGEST WORK OF BOUGHlOS,
A STUDY BY PAUL DELAROCHB,
CHOICE SPECIMENS BY
pOrIASGFR ESCOSURA MERLE,
i30fTTOITS FRERH MEYER o. Bremen.
BAUGNlET, fAIN bLbIi r1ASnAH
BRRASGER. GlDE PKElEh
BAKALOWICZ, CUES, hUDAIA'
CoONANs Ul'RLN TISSOT
C CQPsIA6' J0URDAy T0uLMOuCHR
C0WTE KORK ROEK, vERBOECkHOVBN,
DUvRRGER. LASDELLE, NOLIh
DETAIIJE LESRRL. NlBBRT.
DIsGOFPB LEYENDECKRR, "lLLEhS,
ZANACOIS. ke., 6e
Forming the novel vand ssbe nd valuable coecon ever
made by Mr. Avert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22

n A. J. LYNCH, AncionecI
DY NJ. A. J. LYNCH, No. y Cedarcst.
ID RIAL ESTATE STOCKS. BONDS ETC,
Al Pubic and Private Sale.
Personal attention gwen 70 sales Of Furniture
NJ A J. LYNCH viii sell at Auction,
On "WEDNESDAY. April "A,
O'clock, the Exchange SAlesroem Ill Broadway,
~ lRAsE corner d
pIod.y Rg,t tvesiory heh Building With roB' on Broad
l04 depth Eighth 81 eoaprls
four ores and upper being used a hotel
Also,
The valuable PROPERTY duA,e the southwest corner OF rour
tenth Union the !heeo oIea
and southwest Of Foatsntns1 Anu
ave rss Of Lot q, srss 7I<7. lxs25 feet ..,
Per uaus nd particulars apply the oncc Of the Auctoneef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22
aucticu Sales of Redl Gstate


Aurticn Sales Of Real estate
O II. PrERsoS, Aueiioneer.
DY 4. D. MELLICk, JR., ~ BRO.,
Id " T..
POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION, AT
PLAINFTBLD. " J..
One hour from Sew.York by Central sewJersey Railroad
- trains daily.
On THURSDAY. tue 18th day OF April, 1917
y o'clock
Of ~ the most desirable
REAL ESTATE
beautiful ard heathfu city, vt:
handsome woory HOUSE south corner OF o
Seventh ~ Nv
feet n depth; every pion Of choice fruit
he sbOTee7hed properly rec
" opposite Thpaee being 100 feet front on Eghs rescen
ave bv 20 IN pth. properties admitted TO be The
the city hgn ground and OILY
The BLOCK Of THIRTEBS TwO-sTORY HOUsRso Trd-.t
n.r Rohmonst containing six rooms ana cellar eonenslty
arr,red T one or two families rrning for SIS mouth
The magnificent HILLSIDE PROPERTY Of lS acres about
ten minutes drive the depot, near the Park on
Cherrv-st barns. and buildings thereon.
Yok offers equal the purchasers real estate
beyond the Will enjoy Eitlon snArhg He
eIrene advantages Of all 1s Improvements that must necessarily %
IT WILL BR SOLD IN PLOTS SUITABLE FOR VILLA SITES,
CONTAINING FROM THREE TO EIGHT ACkbs EAIh,
having charming, varied and extensive views that
can obtained vicinity and viii be sold upon sucn
% enable purchasers, by snail etpenniAre
Of noney 10 their homestead IL what
the desirable poruon OF fned ~
the entire length The Lee1s
charter FOR home roA1 between fAhaeIl ana
uefncie which viii hundred feet Of the frontage
III. extending direction me properly
mere z n value With great rapidity.
Terms viii be moderate and announced II time Of sale
IT. wAKEMAN LATINO,
NsssAu-st y. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22
DrookInn Real gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE.-S2,40 400 cash, and balance on
mortgsg- Will spleudi1 1stor7, With tsOy erension
HOUSE; has all improvements hot and cold
foor full lots be appreciates convenient 70
Kabsve aud hyresVe Apply al Coal Omee
F ushng and Kentaves BTookiyn
EOR SALE or TO LET-NO A BedfOrd-ave.,
Brooklyn story, hghstooP bnek AL improynents hshbo
hood frst-class. RULASD x WITHIN , BeekIhan--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22
Gouutrp prupertu TO fet.

Countrp rropertp 10 fet.
At South Norwalk, Conn-TO RENT, fur
"A n,hed hue story DWELLING HOUSE, within i've minutes
On high ground splendid Of Long Island Sound and
The surrounding SSqn n T GppISGs south Soxat
An ELEGANT HOUSE-Eight rooms, heater,
N range bath waiter, IS minutes from City HALL
trains daily $50 Communication for fee' LII
"A'H' CAL ana 81 bo l'I " SaS 4s scfEs
4 FURNISHED HOUSE, 10 rooms. barn,
"A gardeners poultry and 10 as and % LET ior
Stamford Conn Apply to "lLsoS' hoOn
Il, Town Hall
AT ELIZABETH.-T0 LET-Unfurnished
n HOUSES, 500 500 $500 ssoe 800 sscS geo LOG.
parVsS Ho1't Sons B;os opposite Depot Ebsh
TO LET, FURNISHED-A Country HOUSE,
handsome spacious modern style with four ACRES abundance
fruit, and berries .5se yesaSs garden SDs re d o
ReHs very reasonable Inquire aporuvps 70, ,,v.
TO LET, near West New Brighton, s. l.,
sndom. RESIDENCE, L furnished or unfurnshe
house and stable three ser vel 9q1j a,ge naIs
SG g oir Sfrs' He apply to ~ Ahh
ITO LET-Hudson River, one hour from New
York asclass HOUSE furnished II water gas stable
fruit lawn and garden Also for sale same neIgHeSrn99d gsn'ee
HOUSE, Il water, gas stable, iut &c DEA4Eh Co., "
sprucest
TO LET. FURNISHED-A frst-class COUN-
TRY RESIDENCE stable &c OnLsner Hill. swIsOchee,
S 70 S2I. eGs App e 1' GARVLLE q Fanin
rTNO LETlOrange, MOntrOse Mountain Side,
finely RESIDENCE, fully furnished all modern in.
ppeighborhocL HAMILTON WALLIS, Nassaust Ee~.Yot
ITO LET-In FORDHAM, 5 minutes, west
depot the nights t"OsOy COTTAGE With ten lots
s'1' s CHARLES MoLLER IS MAidenl.ne
Great reduction in rents. If you
want HOUSE cheap. apply. j. YoUMASs Agent YOnken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22
Real estate to gxrbanse.

Real estate to gsrbanse.
CHICAGO PROPERTY for SALE or EX-
v CHANGE for property NeEIork IL acres {eI
amount extensive making Big
CIRCULATION able hold Address fully u Be- eZ est
irty-niHth-st, NeSto
ITO EXCHANGE for interest-paying STOCKS
and BOyDS-Ihtee FARMS in Orange County. Ad
snss OWNER, Box ~, Goshen v. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22
Citn Real Cstate for Sale.

BARGAIN-FOr SALE, valuable HOME
"A STEAD hundred st. near
SevenhAve Boulevard Engsh cottage, with modern improve
heunery ke beautiful lawn 'any u and
ornamental shrubery kichen ke
bnug country he furniture horses and esrrage d rel
selling; $4,000 liberal Apply
o owner E. II. BROWN, ~ Nassau'st from 70 P m
4 TWO-STORY, high basement, brick
~ HOUSE, good cellar; al modern Improvements
den mi fruit delightful gboood rPs %
sl4 Bast oHehubdr ST. TO Fulton Market
LET furnished uniurned Apply 70 the
WILLARD HARVEY AZ franklin
CHARLES Z. WHITE, Real Estate Broker
~ Particular attention property placed
bis charge.
FOR SALE-Ten LOTS, with Factory Build
At the foo, Of RaH Twenty -ninth-st
JOHN SHIRLEY & son, No. 81 Cedar-st.
- Of Estates speciality Mortgages negotiated
ITO THOSE SEEKING FOR INVESTMENT.
-For sALB-A vatnAbe PROPERTY adjoining the Of
Broadway Al haenAne Rent Roll tl50 VII re ,oi at lar
close HOMER MORGAN Pine st. (201S)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22

j. JoHysoy IT,, Aucioneer.
DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
ID iSueoes.or to johnson X Mlerl
No l5 gASAu-sT.. COR. CEDAR-sr., NEW YORK
Res, Fst,, Sold RIhang Auction SALES Of Stocks
~ Furture Merchandise &c
TUESDAY Apnl %,
a, Exchange III DroAssv great absolute and
,o1p. sale OF the balance Of the LOrS yohn s.
. s.,ate Rightb Ward Brooklyn situated Fourth and Firth
Portyri Pory fourth and Pory ss all 70 be posnTsV
sof iboa spy limits or reservations vitsoeve hips o. once
Also few very choice LOTS near the plaza
0 WEDNESDAY, April "A, - - .
Ill Broadway positive SALE OF
81 our tory attic cellar STORE No. 10 CedaEst New
York Mar AZ AReioueers ofce-
i"'~ --r' THURSDAY April IS
Walters Thomas Co, 59l Fulton'st,
.,r ,iy- executors SALE. bv order Of Surrogate Of three
% UniIsRs known as aud t Bgheenthst Brook
SALE without reserve Maps Aaeaoneers ofes No. - Nassau
st., Sev-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22
Boaro ano Rooms.

WANTED-By two young men, two unfur-
Rooms without board re.t 10 10
eass roe.sl Address j. bss
sTaYo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-22
fotels.

CT CHARLES HOTEL, New-YOrk City
- Pu,nner pan Hotel aud newly urnshed good
an se roos from s5 20 per GEO. s. LEWIS LELAND
PToPnetoFs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
Confidence Game.

A young man came to Wellsburg some
weeks since, and put up at the Virginia
House. Herepresented himself as one Of
the firm of Chapman & Co., Wheeling,
engaged as general agents in selling Flor.
enCe Sewing Machines, He gave his
name as II. Franzell. During his stay he
made the acquaintance of Mr.. Samuel
George, President Of the Wellsburg Bank.
On Saturday, the 18th Of June, he called
at the bank in Wellsburg and offered for
discount two notes, one on Robert Boner
for SOL, the other on Councilman Tor SOL,
representing that they were taken in ex-
change for Florence Sewing Machines.
The story was plausible, the signatures on
being compared with others, proved to be
genuine, and the notes were discounted.
Messs. Boner and Councilman received
letters from Steubenville, Ohio, stating
that a wool buyer named Jones would
visit them, to buy their wool on that day.
Franzell had obtained the notes Of
Boner and Councilman for 81 each, on a
pretext OF appointing them agents for a
moving machine improvement, patent
Tor lifting cutter bar. The dollar was to
pay expressage, and nothing to be CHARGED
Tor the article. The notes were written
for one dollar, and altered 10 read "A
stated above WeIlsburg Ne,cs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
The Fall Elections.

Previous to the great Presidential con.
test in November, the following States
and territories hold elections Ills fail !:
North Carolina, August /; kentucky
Montana and Utah, August 8; New NIcxi.
co, September /; California, September
9; Vermont, September 3; Maine, Sen.
TENDER 0; Colorado Territory, September
10; Dakota, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, and the District Of
Columbia, October 8; South Carolina,
October 10; West Virginia, October "a.
All the States vote for Presidential cleo,
tors on the 9th dayot November, and on
the same day the following choose State
officers: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware,
Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas konisi.
ana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, n eYSda,
New Jersey, New York, Tennessee; VII.
ginia and Wisconsin. Arizona holds hei
territorial election on the sth d Noyem.
ber.-RaSh, Star. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
That 1000 Draft.-COrrespOndenc
Relating Thereto.
FIRST NATIONAL BAL

WHEELING, W. Va, June %, 1879. !
To the Editors Of the 1ntOlllgenseF: ag
In order that the public may under.
stand the particulars concerning the pre-.
sentation Of q draft for 81, 900, at the First
National Bank of Wheeling, by Charles
James Snyder, at his request / submit the
following facts:
On The Goth inst. Mr.. John @. Kirker,
clerk at the st. James Hotel, came into the
bank with man whom he introduced as
Judge Snyder.
Mr.. Snyder presented a draft purport.
ing to be drawn by j. Rosenwald 8 Co.,
Los Vegas, on Hermann Bros, s. Co., New
York, for So ,000, with the request thStitbe
forwarded Tor acceptance and negotiation,
l told him would send 1t forward and
It accepted, and our New York CORES.
pondent saw flt to discount It, would
have the proceeds placed TO his credit.
About noon on the 28th Snyder called
in and asked II the draft had been heard
from. Ireplied that 1t had not, but we
would likely hear by the next mail-to
call after dinner. Ina few moments the
mail came in bringing back the draft pro.
tested for non.acceptance; our CORES
pondent informing US that the drawees
claimed that the DRAFT had been stolen,
and they instructed not to accept.
This information ! gave TO the police,
whGreupon Mr.. Snyder was arrested, but
as did not feel warranted in making an
affidavit, he was in very short time dis.
charged, by the United States Commis.
sIOnGr, before whom he was taken.
l submit herewith the letters from
New York concerning the case.
G. ADAMS, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
Gov. Jacob All Right in Marion.
MANNNGTOS, June 81, 1879.
thO EdIlors d lhc InleII!gencer.

To the Editors Of the Intelligencer.
After cool and dispassionate survey
Of the situation, not going of half cooked,
but waiting patiently to observe the real
sentiment Of our people in relation TO
Gov. Jacobs announcement, permit me
to say from my observation, ,ohich Is
pretty full, as | have seen persons from
al partsOf Marion, that there is a general
feeling both in the Democratic and RepLi-
oiH parties, In favor OF tho Governors
reelection. This feeling in some parts of
the country is running almost to en-.
Ihusiasm, irrespective Of past political
differences.
Gov. Jacob is regarded here, among all
parties, as an honest, high minded, upright
GOyeuOr-a man that desires right to
prevail, that looks to the future well
being Of our young and prosperous State.
Intact his administration has proven be.
yold the question of u doubt that he is
theonly protector and guardian we have
among the State officials, over the Treas.
lrer Of the State. God save us il we
should lose him rs our guardian OF the
treasury. ARGUS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
A Thousand Majority for Governor
Jacob in Preston.
KINGwoop, wv. w, Juno %, lSl2.

KIXGwooD, W. Va, June 81, 1872.
TO the Editors OF the Intelligencer,
GgNTs-Thc announcement oil Gov,
Jacobs candidacy created o considerable
rlnry amongst the friends Of the Camden.
B4ser.Walker ring in this place, upon the
receip, of the INTELLIGENCER on Tues
DAY evening. The party is very much
dissatisfied with the nomination OF Mr.,
Camden, and hence | believe you can set
down Jacobs majority in Preston a! one
thousand. The Republicans will vote for
bin 10 man.
Three times three, for Honest John J.
Jacob. Yours, &c, MAC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
BELMONT COUNTY.


From the Evansville Enterprlse).
SINGULAR CASE OF DEMONSTRATIONS
Ayoung man travelling along the road
near the farm of IIarvy McVicke, in
Noble county, had his attention arrested
Oy The strange actions OF a small bird,
which lit close beside him in the road,
nuIIerlng its wings distraCtedly and utter.
ing piercing screams and lanGntable out
ctes Tor time, then would fly away a
snort distance and light upon the ground,
WAefe II would appear 10 be fighting with
something. Presently 1t would return
sal The same scene would be enacted over
sgall' Finally the young man concluded
IasI ne would go and see what the bird
was lighting with, rs it appeared to be
lmploring assistance. When he arrived
Ntne spot, he observed a birds nest-it
wSempty, examining a little further
ae discovered a large black snake which
le KILLED, It then occurred 10 him that
PROBABLY there had been young birds In
!ae nest and the snake had swallowed
snJ accordingly he took his pen.knife
aIa cut the snake open, when he discover.
sd hVe young birds in the interior which
ne. ~ released 81 After they were brought to
i tnc ar and light of day once more, the
Young man perceived there was vet life
III lnem, and in about fifteen or twenty
minutes they appeared TO be entirely re-
, ,Sd' de then returned the birds to
'ae nel and the parent bird commenced
TLa .nnS loT them rs though nothing. had
a.! ACCIDENT IN A WELL.-One day last
' wen while two'men, named Lewis John.
sSn anu Harris, were digging well on
v. .ae lafm OF Hosea Doudna, their drill sunk
Trough the rock, and from the opening
%ete rushed a stream OF noxious ras
SalCA nearly sullocated them. Harris
siSped the rope by which they descend.
~, and succeeded in reaching the surface
,SS to johnson and urged him to dc
.s same. but he was unable TO make III,
AFt Harris then GmpliCd bucket o
waller into the well, which seemed 10 as
Place the gas and revive johnson, who i
Ills interval also climbed TO the Top. II
suffered considerably from the effects {
@epoiSon, but has now recovered.
a CONSTANT BLooMER,-0n the tarl
William Gregg, in Noble county, is a
IIppIe tree which is constant bloome
Holooms regularly the summer throug
nUn April I'LL October. In the fall it hi
appies IN all stages of growth from blool
Spnpe fruit, Last Fail at the time Of OF
10y, his tree was almost as full Of blool
S S,, twas in carly spring, ripe with applt
g on and under the tree at the sam
. ule, They are OF common order
,MseI apple, not large, but pleasant to Il
t ;' Why this tree blooms all SUNNI
somewhat mysterious.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
y IL. New York, June "a, 1872,

G. Adams, Esq, Cashier, Wheeling, ". r.:
DEAR sm-Yours Goth inst. received
with enclosure, which return protested
for non.acceptance and charge Tee 81 SO.
The draft has been stolen, and the public
interest would be served by arresting the
man presenting 1t, as suggested in enclosed
letter. 1t is probable the United States
Post Office officials would like to take up
the case. Very respectfully,
T. G. LATHRoP, asst Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
'O"U' stances Alter Cases.

TO T 'nS ssierjed official ofhe Public D Ptn
,er's establishment, Hon. i IL y p desire
S 20 ak said Official when he acquired n6c he
az SSS,e IS1 and Henry COnant on inc q
S MSStS,St ticket q few years ago, and nc
S SILts has not forgotten bis abuse o.
Al. Psnnell and Others Of the Oon ,.,sg.
IN, e, y last fall. Persons occupying glass
houses t should not throw stones.
n0T i'm, SSG ISLAND DEMOCRAT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
Suicide ut Holidays Cove.

"VNsUuIS NeWs'J
MAJ Last Friday morning, George Hind.
s s son Of James Hindman, decd.
tSs.llng on coal hill, near Holidays
S So We, in this county, left home, stating
%ewSs gong out hunting. Not return.
S III search was made Tor him, and his
Ivy Ivy was found near the Cove in some
S HStei brushes, shot through the leil
vSe sS, In his right hand the ramrod
= sS C ned; The suppOsition is that 1t was
nS Sse Of suicide, and that he used the
b sast9d 10 push the trigger, He mad
n OSs MN, 10 delicate health for some time hi
1'S'Ose is specially assigned for the act ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
NEW YORK. June 24th. 1872.

z. c. Calhoun, Esq, Pres. Fburth National
Bank, City,
DEAR SlR-A DRAFT, dated Los Vegas,
N. NJ, May 90, 1872, drawn by John
Rosenwald & Co. on us for $4,000, and
endorsed by Charles James Snyder, hay
ing been presented to US for acceptance
through your bank, is hereby returned to
you Without our acceptance, for the reason
that, according [tol information received
from the drawers thereof, said draft with
the letter enclosing the same. has been
stolen from the mail, and acceptance and
payment thereon has consequently been
stopped by ]. Rosenwald s Co.'S order to
US. Our letters and telegram received
on this subject point to the endorser,
Snyder" as the person, who endeavored
to negotiate the stolen draft at Kit Karson
already some weeks ago, without however
having succeeded therein.
II your correspondent, through whom
said draft was forwarded from Wheeling
to you, were inclined to take proper steps
for the apprehension OF that man Snyder
through the police, there would, no doubt,
be q fair chance Of securing the real
criminal, who has purloined said draft fe.
lOniously from the mail, and is now try
ing to use it for dishonest purposes.
Yours Respectfully, .-
HERMANN Bros. &c Co. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New FORK Money and stock Market.
NEW York, June ss.-aoLD.-Firm at
113ial13s. Loans were from 8 to 4 per
cent. Qlearings, $2sOOO,OOO. Treasury
disbursements 81 ,39l 900, mostly interest.
Engagements for exports tomorrow,
81 s5OOOO. 's eE.t
MoNEY-Easy at 8 to 8 per cent.
STERLING EXcHANGE-Firm at 1901.
GoyERNMENTs-taI per cent higher
and strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29
How Jacob stands in MARSHALL
A hn,inn.s letter from Marshall county

A business letter from Marshall county,
received last evening, says;
uThe announcement Of Gov. Jacob as
an INDEPENDENT candidate meets with gen.
s ar favor. Many Of the Democracy IN
Marshall will support him and all the ke.
DabliCans, / think, to aman, Our County
Eom@ittee acted prematurcly in their call
,oy a Convention. was out on the b. IL
O. Road today, and find quite number
II staunch Democrats in favor of Jacob.
There Is disaiFectiou among them IN Ma
rion. They have independent Candidates
there. How will Il. S. Walker feel Win
Camden defeated? That will spoil fine
jo5 don't think the Camden men fully
understood the favor that Gov. Jacob en-:
ioys with the honest men Of both parties"