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WINTER GOODS.
CLOSING SALE! ]!
OF
W inter Goods,
FIELD,
LETTER & co.
State and Twentieth-stss.,
Madison and Market-sts,,

In order to make room for their
large Spring mportations, will offer.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JAN.
90, their entire stock of Winter
GOODS at prices that WILL SPEED
lily CLOSE THEM OUT.
Their stock of Dress Goods is we'll
assorted, with all tho new shades,
and will be sold ut DECIDED BAR
GAINS.
Silks in all the new shades for
House, Party, and Carriage wear,
including 1000 PIECES Of FANCY
STRIPPED SILKS at much less than
cost.
Suits, shawls, Cloaking Vo1vets,
and Velvoteens, also at still creator
reductions.
We call attention to tho prices Of
our Hosiery, Underwear, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, espe-
oially to FIVE HUNDRED DOZEN
DAMASK TOWELS, below tho cost
Of Importation.
Actual bargains will bo found in
every department. for tho noxt thirty
days.
Thorough examination solic.
tied before purchasing.
, 1873-01-21

TnlIudelphin live Stock MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, jan. 20.-BEEvEs-Eair demand at
full prices. Extra Pennsylvania and Western strong
at *8.oo@e.60; fair to good, se60@7,s0; common,
$4.6098.00.
SHEEP-Fair demand ut 5H@7Hc. -..-
noos-Frmer At $3.50. Halos $500 bceycs, o,ooo
1heep, aul 1900 hogs.
, 1873-01-21
Dry Goods.

0olorod Dress Silks 90 por cent below cost,
Wide 0olored Gros Grains, $3.50 quality for
$500. .
Dark Fancy Silks for 90 ote. por yard.
draay Stripe Spring Silks for 80 ota., worth
$l.25.
Blk All-silk Gros Grains for Bl,oo per yard,
Handsome Lyons BEk Gros Graina for $l.60
per yard.
1875 e i;l quality euinets Blk aros Grain for
$500 quality Lyons Blk Groa Grain for
$500 quality Lyons GroB Grain for $500.
1880 quality Lyons Gros Grain for $500.
70 cent Japanese Silks for 40 ots.
Bpk Alpaoas from 26 ots.upward all reduced,
satteens, 0aBhmeros MorInou, and Empress
Cloths at great reductions,
Irish and Lyons Poplina, Pongees and other
BLK and Wool Fabrics at Q! sacrifice.
The centre tables will contain assorted lots
Of Dress Goods at ID "a and 25 cents:
half price.
White Cotton and Wool Domett Flannela,
II cents,
Heavy White Shaker Flannols, 26 and 36
. cents.
Bargains in Waterproof Cloths,
0aasimeres, for mems and boys wear, 85, rs,
and $l.00.
BARGAINS IN LINEN GOODS.
Heavy BleaoAed Linen Damasks, so ota. up
Unbleaohed Table Linens, from 25 ots. up.
Fine Damask Table Linens reduoad one-thfrd.
Special bargains in Linen Towels at IL l-2.
| 16 and 20 otn.
Good Crashes, 7 1-2 to 10 OTIS.
Ia Heavy White Quilts at $100.
Marseilles Quilts at $l.00.
Ladies' Patent Merino Hose, Ii ctB., thu
greatest bargain ever offered.
Ladies' Morino Vests, 80 oonts each.
Gents Hosiery and Underwear, very cheap.
Ladies' Ribbed Merino Hose, 10 ots
All 0ottons and sheetings below wholesale
cost,
Paisley shawls at half price.
Cloak Velveta at reductions of $500 and
%00 per yard.
Gloves, Ribbons, Ties, and Laoea greatly
reduced,
, 1873-01-21

tho year a. u. 1bi2, Rnd delinquent and omit
ted taxeB OF for1nor years.
sEor1oS1. Be it enacted 1y 1e People Of tho
Stake Of illinois, represented in the General As
se17,0y, that soctiona 100, $50, md 2A1, Of "An
got for the assessment Of property, and for the
follows:
"sEo. lG9. Town and District Collectors
shall return tho ta1-boola end mako Anal sottlo-
mont for tho amount Of taxca placol in their
Aands for collection, on or before tho first day Of
! February next aftor receiving tho Textbook:
Prouided, Tint tho County Collector may arst
notify, In writing. the eeyeral Town or District
after the first day Of February, they shall appoar
| at his otlico to mako final gottleneut.
"sEo $780, On or before the 28th day Of Feb
11lary, annually, aiter ho has malo settlement
with Town OF District Collectors, the County
COLLECTOR shall mako sworn statemont, show
| Ing tile total amounts OF each kind of Tux ro-
celycd by him from Town or Distrjct Collectors,
and tho total amount Of each collected by him
| Of tho County ClorA.h
"Bzo. 2l1. Tho County Collector ehall, on or
boforo tho 9th tlay Of March following, pay oyor
| to tho State Troasuror tho taxos in hiB banda
payable to tho stato Treasury, M shown by such
sottlenont."
Shall, to the extent ind only so fnr Rs tho
Ganlo npply to taxos leyiod oil tho asBessnlcnt OF
property for the year 1872. or to other taxos re-
quirea b., law to be extended on tho ta1 booka
with tho taxos Of said yoar 1879, be hold and arc
! horohy mado to road as follows
"HEo. 1Go. Town and District Collectors shall
| rotnrn tho tax books, ind make linal Hottlom0nt
| for collection, Oh or boforo tho l0th day Of
| March, A. D. 1878: Provided, That tho County
Collector may lsnt notify, in writing. the ucyoral
Town or District Collectors upon what day,
within twonty dayu sttor ito 1oth day Of March,
they shall appear at Ills office to maho fnnt vet
| tloment."
! "sro. 400. On Or before the 10th dav OF Aoril.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11
Agricultural College.

For reasons which seem ito be well
founded, an unusual amount of inter-
est has been excited concerning the
management Of the Agricultural
College finances. 1T Is vaguely hint
ed in some quarters, and openly
charged in others, that the interest,
or support fund, of the Institution
has been illegally used by those
charged with its safe keeping and
disbursement. The Rankin defalca-
ton of nearly $4,000 Is still fresh in
the minds Of the people. The inves-
tigation Of this affair, ordered by the
last Legislature, was too hurried and
imperfect, for thorough expose Of
all the financial transactions OF the
College Board and its officers. but
enough was developed to demon
strate the necessity for d further and
more searching inquiry. Under the
law, the College fund can only be
irawR from the treasury upon the
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11
s,nYsICIAss AND DRUGGISTS.

prominent New York physician lately com
piained TO LuNDAs DICK about his sASpALwooD
oIL CAPSULES, stating that sometimes they cured
u,iraculously, but that patient OF bis had taken
them for some time without effect On being in.
formed that several limitations were made and sold,
ne inquired and found that his patient had been
taking capsules sold in bottles, aud not DUNDAs
DICK cos.
What happened to this physician may have hap.
psied to others and DuNDAs DICK Co. take this
method OF protecting physicians, druggists and
themselves, and preventing OIL OF sandaiwood from
coming into disreputs.
Physicians who once prescribe the Capsules will
continus TO so. for the contain they Pure OIL In
the beet and cheapest form.
DUNDAs DICK & co. more Oil OF Sandal.
wood In the manufacture Of their Capsules
than all the wholesale and retail druggists and
perfumers Ia tbs United states combined, aud this
Ia the 70 reason Why the Pure Otl IL sold
cheaper in their Capsules than IN any othe
form.
ether remedy. sixty Capsules only being required
10 ipsure q safe and certain In elk or eight
days. Faom no other medicine can this result be
had
picks soft capsules solve the problem long con.
sder.d BY many eminent ply sicans, Of how 10 avoid
the nausea and disgust experienced In swallowing.
which are well known detraet from u not destroy,
the good effects Of many valuable remedies.
soft Capsules put up in tinfoil and nest boxes
thirty Ia each, and the only capsules prescribed
by physicians.
init ed TO the last PART EspostttOM.
Ssnd for Circular 70 20 Wooster street, n. I.
Sold 81 all Drug Stores.
Geostal Agency, Ito Resds street, y. Y. CHS
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11

The mechanical and general super
vision of the work under the new
Commissioners has been In charge OF
Hon. II. s. Finkbine, while the fl
nancial business has been In charge
of Hon. j. CT. Foote. 1t Is the uni
versal opinion Of all who have exam
ined the work under the present
management that 1t Is durable aud
well done, giving evidence OF careful
oversight and judicious management
throughout. Gen. Ed. Wright, ex-
Secretary of State, is Secretary Of the
Board Of Commissioners and Assist
ant Superintendent of the work. to
whom we are indebted for most Of
The "facts and figures" in this
sketch.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11

order OF tile President Of the Board 0f
Trustees, who, for some years past,
has been Mr. a. s. WEIGH, also Pres
ident of the college itself. Ii Is as
serted that large amount Of money
has been illegally drawn upon The
Presidents orders, but whether with,
or without the consent of the Board,
remains to be seen, III is Earely pos
sible that these complaints are with
out any just foundation, but as this
il State institution, and the people
are bound by the law OF Congress, to
make good all of its funds that may
be diminished or lost, the duty will
be imposed upon the next General
Assembly Of going into this inquiry
without fear or favor.
If we rightly perceive the drift of
public sentiment, the Republican
party will not hesitate to apply the
knife wherever corruption exists.
A thorough investigation OF this
matter will either vindicate, or con-
Wet the suspected parties, and no
amount Of explanation, apology, or
denial on their part can divert the
real friends Of this Institution from
their purpose in demanding this act
ion by the Legislature. Let it come
by all means, that the whole truth
may be known. --Peild Blade.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11

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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11

The action of the so-called Demo-
cratic members Of Congress in caucus
assembled, in tabling resolution
cendemning the back-pay salary
grabbers, has sealed the fate OF the
Democratic" organization. Honest
men who believe in the principles OF
Democracy will not consent to be
held longer in the bounds of an or
ganization, the Representatives OF
which countenance official dishones-
ty. There will be a new party form
ed which will have for its platform
all the better planks In the Demo
cratic creed. Thus will Democratic
principles be preserved and perpetu-
ated In the government tt,naaoa
Democrat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11

The gold mined In California since
is48 is estimated Mt 1880, 100000.
The amount mined in 1858 was $685.
oo( onO
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11
OAK GRAINlNG,

And challenge any one in tho country tocom
pete with IL. gH-I warrantai my work.
Call and SEQ mo at my Shop, at Busting,
old residence, Knoxville. Special attention
given to Country Work. 4 1tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11
BLANKS
AT THE
Voter ofnCo

We now have, and shall always keep on
hand, for Sale at very Low Rates. by the
auira or singly. the following Blanks, very
nicely printed at this Office:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-12-11
PAlNTlNG!
wv. wv. Burr1B,
House, Sign, Wagon and Chr.
riaEc Painter.

Draining, Glaring and Paper Hanging
done in the Best Style known TO tho Trade.
Jobs taken and Stock furnishsdst the Lowest
Figures.
9ar-I invite special sttention to my
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01
DemOcraey-Wat is It!

A Democratic Judicial Convention was held
on Thursday of last week at Wapaconetta. A
special to the Toledo Democrat gives the follow
ing information with reference to the results:
The following named candidates we're preser.
ted 4. NJ Phelps, Jas. Mckenzie, Chas. ~
Hughes, Martin Knapp, J. j. Moore.
Before the first ballot was taken, Moore and
Knapp were Withdrawn.
The ballot resulted follows; Phelps l6T,
Mckenzie 40, Hughes 100.
Upon motion of Chas. NJ. Hughes, the nomin.
alton of Phelps and Mckenzie was made unani.
nous.
resolution censuring Lamison for his
"grab" was passed, and responded to by a
spirited speech, in which LamisOn claimed that
he would ''see his audience in he'll before he
would resign his seat in Congress"
LANIsos is evidently growing impatient over
these resolves of his Constituents.
It is reported that GEO. W. MORGAN opposed
the salary grab, but was quite willing to accept
it. For this the Democracy Of Knox county in
Convention assembled, pay him this compli.
ment:
Re4oiesd That we have with pride viewed
the official career Of Hon. George w. Morgan
our late Member Of Congress, aud regard him
As a true representative Of the people, and cor
daily endorse his opposition to the salary bill
aud other abuses.
All Of which leads MS to remark that Democ
raey. collectively, is a peculiar institution
Amt il?
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01
The Dem-Lih. Democracy.

The MASS Convention composed Of about
sixty persons from those engaged in the
Allen county movement and the Liberals
who rallied under the call OF BRINKERH
met at Columbus on Wednesday, coalcs-
ced, made an inonensive platform and
put a full ticket in the field. The ticket
was fixed up by committee appointed
for the purpose, and on being reported tc
the convention was taken at one swallow
the only way to take obnoxious medicine
The following is the ticket:
FOR GOVERNOR.
Isaac c. Collins (Dem.), of Hamilton.
LIEUTENANT-GovERNo
a. Sanders Piatt LIB. Rcp.), of Logan.
ATToRSEY-GE ENERAL.
Sercphim Meyers (Lib.), of Stark.
SUPREME JUDGES.
p. B. Ewing (D.), OF Fairfield (long term.
ID. G. Lpulen o., of Brown (short term. }
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
James MtB.th "A. G.. Dem OF Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE.
Jno. Harshman d., OF Montgomery,
CONTROLLER OF THE TREASURY.
G. p. L. Butler (Lib.), of Franklin
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01
The Prohibition Convention.

We have been unable to get more than a
meagre outline of the Prohibition Convcn-
ton held at Tontogany yesterday. There
we're about one hundred prcse nti n the
forenoon, which was increased by about
fifty more in the afternoon, several OF whom
were ladies. The Rev. 5. d. SHAFER was
called to preside over the meeting, which
was addressed by G.. I. STEWART, and 9TH
srs. Resolutions were adopted and a coun-
~ ticket nominated, which is as follows as
near rs our informant could learn:
S. ID. SHAFER, for Representative ISAAC
VANTAssEL, Recorder; DR.. J. n. MEAD
Coroner; and gentleman living near Ton
togany, whose name We did not learn, for
Commissioner. No nominations were
made for Prosecutor or Infrmary Director
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01
Republican Senatorial Convention.


The Republicans Of the 33 Senatorial Dis.
trict, comprising the couniRsinf Lucas, Fulton,
Henry, Hancock, Patnam aud Wood, are re-
qucsted to select delegates tn attend the Sena-
lOriAl Convention, To be held at the
City of Toledo, August %, 1873:
Al II o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of placing
in nomination two candidates for the State Seu-
ate to represent said District Each county
will be entitled to one delegate For each hun
dred, aud one for every fraction Of over fifty
votes polled Tor Wikofi, Secretary Of State, last
Fall. which will entite each county to the fol-
lowing number Of delegates; Lucas AZ, Fulton
q, Henry II, Hancock %, Putnam l, Wood 2S.
ALIEN REED.
w. q. KELLEY,
q. W. ROFF, c.,;,,oo
J. A. B0SSE, "o"'i'''S''
C.M. GODFREY,
ASHER COOK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01
Law and Order Flght in pimn.

PiQUA, July %. THE excitement here is in
creasipg, and is almost universal. The grand
march of the saloon Keepers on the Sabbath did
not come nlf. The MAYOR, backed by hundreds
ofgn"d citizens, determined to arrest them at
oace. Many Of their warmesi friends deserted
them in the hour Of trial! Bubble opinion was
overwhelmingly against them. They became
demOralized and submitted. All the saloons
without exception, were closed all day back
and front dpors. So quiet Sabbath has not
been erlnTed for many years Nobody was
hurt The churches were crowded, aud there
were no drunken rnwdes.
Last evening one Of the largest meetings held
here for years convened in the public square in
the interest ofiree speech and enforcement OF
the laws. number of our clergvmen made
stirring and telling speeches. The large Assem-.
bly were as quiet as II they had been Ia a
ehnr,h Law and order are victorious.
Suits have been commenced against the mobo-
crat which will come of next week. All the
attorneys In the city are retained. Look out for
cheering itrmG ON one side or the other.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01

J.B. NEWTON,
j.. BLACK. Republican
A NJ. RUSSELL, : Central
GEO. C. PHELPS, Committee
L. A. WILSON.
Bowling Green, July 81, 1878.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01
An Ex-COngressman on "The ApprOpri-
atiOnO

This talk Of the cost oflivng at Washington,
used as argument for extravagent pay. is an
empty prelense, considering that Congressmen
do not live there half the time. while the officials
we have named with much smaller saleries.
live there constantly and find no trouble in pay
ing their expenses. The authors Of the late in
crease of saleres began with the intention of
making them $40 900 year. We wait to see
what they will attempt next. Congress has the
legal right to make the saleres Of members
$i0, 900 or 800 900 each, or anT other amount
but the trainers of the Constitution did not sup
nose there ever would be a Congress capable Of
abusing this right. II is legal right to repeal
the recent eensurabe measure and we hope il
will feel powerful moral pressure to vote re-
peal. aud arrange this salary matter in more
jult and reasonable way Worcester Spy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01
Wood County Republican ConVGlt'T

To the RepnJlieoH Electors Of nOod County:
Yuu are requested to meet in Mass Conven-
tim at Bowling Green, on
Saturday, August 23d, 1878,
At III o'cluck in tue furenoun, for the purpose
VI putting IN nomination candidates 10 be sup
pn,Ied at the ensuing October election for the
following officers, to-wit
Commissioner,
Recorder,
Representative,
Prnsec sting Attorney
In6rmary Director,
Coroner.
You are also requested to select iw 'nty-egft
t2S delegates to the Senatorial Convention, to
be held in Toledo, August 27th, 1873.
10 the urg Inization Of the Convention each
township Will be entitled to the number of yQtes
designated in the following table, to-wit:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01

1--we catch the purport the nucyrus Jow-
uafs language, it d res not favor the restora ton
of the ranking privilege. II saws: "May they
who attempt to reinstate the franking privilege
be more eternally. Internally and absolutely pD-
liticallv damned than even the saIlery scoop-
ers. p 7oledo Commercial
JoHN HoPLEY will talk, notwithstanding he
holds the position Of Poslmlster at Bucyrus.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01

Barnum while in Cleveland, formed the ac-
quaintance of an invalid child, who EXPIRE sed
great anxiety to see the show, but was unable
tn leave the sick room. Barnum said the child
should not be disappointed, and as he could not
go to the show should come to him. Aud to the
establishment of the family, portion of Bar
NUNS animals were marched into the yard un
der the little felluw's window, aud made to go
through their performances.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01

The Dsyto Journal very wckedly and disre.
spectfuiy says:
I" Brinkerhoffs name, in liberal literature. is
getting to be AS much OF Il nuisance as Private
OAlzell's in the Columbus Journal sanclum,
lie is getting so well advertised that he will be
"bully man" to send out to sell soap, some o
these days."
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01
Thc ConslItutIonnl Convention.

The Standing Cnmmides on County and
Township 0rganlz t,iuns, after due considsra.
tion Of nine Propositions laid before them, de-
cided on recommending the following PROPOSE
ton, No. ls9, as u substitute for Article X of
the Constitution, in which shape II is likely 10
pass;
SECTION /. Each organized county shall be n
body corporate, with such powers and mmu.
mites as shall be prescribed by law. All
suits aud proceedings, by or against county
shall be in the name thereof.
SIC. 2. In each county there shalt be elected
10y the qualified electors thereof, the following
county officers Probae Judge, Sheriff,
Coroner, Clerk, Auditor, Treasurer, Prosecu.
ting Attorney, Surveyor aud such other cuun.
ty officers as the General Assembly may frou
time tO time create.
SIC. 3. County officers shall be elected nn the
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday OF No.
venber, until otherwise directed BY law, by
the qualified electors Of each county, IN such
manner, and for such term not exceeding fuuI
years, as may be provided by law.
SEc 4. No person shall be eligible TO the of
flee Of Sheriff, or County Treasurer, for more
thnn four years in any period Of six years.
SIC. s. Each organized township shall be a
body corporate, with such powers aud iinmu
mites MS shall be prescribed by law. Al
suits AMI proceedings, by or against a town
ship, shall be in the nams thereof.
SIC. 8. Township officers shall ba elected n
such tim IS, in such manner, and for sucl
term not exceeding three years, as may b,
provided by law, and shall hold their office
until their successors are elected and qualified
SIC. Z No money shall be drawn from an,
county or township treasury except by au
thority of law.
SIC. s. County aud township officers may br
remuved in such manner and for such cause
as shall be provided by law.
SIC. o Counties and townships NAV rails,
money by taxation, fnr constructing or repair
ing public buildings. highways, bridges
bitches and drains but no greater sum shal
be rails ID, or eXpendId for such purpnses
within any periud Of ten years, than will
amount in the aggregate to five per cent. o
the taxable value Of the properly of sucl
county or township on the first aud every
tenth year after the adoption Of this Cnnstilu
ton nor shall any debt ever be cunlracte,
for such purposes in excess of such sum no
shall more than fifth Of such amount eve
be assessed nr collected in one year. Al
such taxes shall be assessed by a uniform
rule, upon all the taxable property of sucl
county or township but the General Assem-
bly, may, by law. exempt from taxation O
such purposes such property as has hereto
fore been specially taxed therefor, until th
other property in such county or township ha
borne an amount of taxation for such purpns
es equal IN the amount specially assesse,
and paid upon such exempted property.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01

=
WEIGHING 8IOOO fOJhDS.
Elephant
lille bed weighing Ony
Arabian DmO
ralr OF Eonstcr Royal on
pGla
American
american Ena virginia Panther
zH Ta"nT Lion Kna zhu OK *nd
Antelope
Reindeer via ror VIVA cats Foxes WcaE' @ Cats At
Gsmarhor ound' Monkeys an" Apes stTcps,s or formed Gas
Genun pay Zebra Chect canc' Gn SLOT Tap formed or
rnrl ria AMI Waite Swaa. Pair Of Aan e'ahs
Crowned
Birds Of Paradise " nr aronc White CaTri, nove i
E.ris
Silver Pasanis Chinese Birds in great variety and The cAT
naGhi
of
ALL
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-08-01

Gov. WISE, Of Virginia, has taken a still
more advanced step; placing Himself most un-
mistakably before the country as an out-and-
out Republican. Who shall say JouN BRowS's
soul is not marching On2