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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-12
Ellrlaiid.


NEW YORK, May Io.--To-day $50 Brook
Ign -a>men struck.
Andrew VI. McClelland. the leading policy
dealer of BROOKLYN. M,S been Scnten'ed to
pay tine of 81 ,0DO and undergo years ill.,
pri>onmcni.
The report that three directors of the At
Ilntic Bank ale largely upon it> worthless
collateral! call>c> mGch excitement among dc"
po-ior*.
tonsll-GcncraI Garcia, Nho was arrested
Yesterday. has hcen released on $4,000 bail
Emily rrithtuIl and Henry Walter-on, OF
the Louisville CuUier-journaI, lied for
Europe to-day.
The steamship Oceanic, for Liverpool TO-
day returned to port on account OF S0Et
.Ii.u, arrangement Of her machinery.
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A CURIOUS CATASTROPHE.
THEE HES SECCESSTyEL + DESCEND INTO
4 LIEE-KTLT IND ARE OPERPOWERED
~ NOAIUES CASES THO OF THEN DEAD.

lFas,on ,ra.) Correspondence New York Herald
The story of "a most melancholy and TERRI
bile catastrophe comes from Nazareth, Lehigh
county, by which two leading citizens met
tGeir death in horrible manner. 4 lime
kiln belonging to one of them, named Lich-
tcnwalner. had become choked, and on Mon
day evening last he. with u neighbor named
IIaldeman. mounted the kiln. and with 4
long iron rod forced hole down through
tue lime, When the pI>>a.c was made a jet
OF sulphurous .as rushed upward, and Lich-
tenwalner was orcrpowcrcd By its fumes
before he could @ct away. His companion
to his horror. >a~ him pitch head first into
the kiln Supposing be bad lost his balance.
HaIdemnn rushed 10 The spot where Lichten-
waljncr had Stoou 10 render Dim aid in get
ling ont. There was = large quantity OF lime
IN the kiln, aud Mr.. lIaidcmln. seeing big
corlutiun wing upon it. bent forward and
actually strceedcd in getting hold OF him.
~ he raised up,
THE syLpUrRnUS FUMES
struck Tialdenau Il: the face. and he instantly
lost all Consciousness, and fell after Mi.
Iichtenwaliurr into the kiln. Theodore
Walters, 4 man Twin" on The Bath road, was
driving hy 1t the time IIaldcInan ran up to
the top Of the kiln. Attracted by his actions
Walters started w to see what was tue mat
ter. Before he reached the top he saw Halde-
u,au fall into the pit. Walters made all haste,
and, Selling ladder that was near the Kiln,
ran 10 the top and lowered il down TO where
the men were lying. Seeing that they both
were unconscious nc ran down the Bidder,
and scizug the body Of LlchteEwallncr.
started up with il. Before he reached the
top hc, toe, was
oyERPowEREp By THE SOXlOUS vAPOR,
and fell back into the kiln. Fortunately
| some parlics working near had seen Walters
20 down into the kim and surmising that
something was wrong proceeded thither.
| They reached the top just rs Walters, in his
noble effort TO rescue The bodies ol the two
unfortunate men. bad fallen down uncon-
scjous. One Of the new corners. without an
inStant's delay, rushed down the ladder, and
Selling the body of Walters, succeeded in
reaching the top with it, but not without
! feeling thc effects of the gas. Walters was
laid on the ground, and hoy dispatched for
| n doctor Iii; reSc,lcr, after getting i breath
Of fresh air, again ri.ked his life to bring out
| the other bodies. He rescued them both, by
which time Walters had been restored to con-
Sciol,SGc>S.
| LICTTE:wALLSER AND nALpEMAS,
however. were dead.
The news OF the sad affair spread like wild.
tire, and in short time hundreds OF people
tlockcd TO toe scene. Both oi the Untoftu-
nate victims were men al families. Nothing
has ever occurred before IN that part OF the
country which has east sucha gloom over
all.
! roroncr's jury held an inquest, aud a
in, linTf. -
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White Sulphur Springs.
TuCSpEn-STORM.

Especial telegram t" the DispatchJ
GREESBRlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
VA. Nav 1O.-Today has been warm and
sunshiny, and this evening the first thunder
storm of the season pissed over this section
which WIS very severe though OF short d''
ration. We anti 'ipatc spring weather now
There has Ecen no daEilSc reported IRON
down the Green, yi"r river b.; the recent
bn1yy rim,
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VNceti's Trial.

New York, May 10.--The District Allor
ney has served notice on the colihSel loi
William Nj. Tweed that his case would bt
called tor trial on Monday. This is the IT,
mons case in whic! tie jury disagreed Som'
months ago. The COUNSEL OF lWecd lhc' To-
day to consult and prepare for us ocence
O.lc reason for the action ofthe Dl>tlicl A!toI'
ncv is the failure Of the bill IN me LcS'>'a
t,lre to i.Nrnd The time in when CASE Vi
this nature may become outlaWcd.
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Senator Sumner Divorced from his
N'ise

Bns1oN. May l0.--Hy arrangement, the
libel tor divorce fixed by Hon. Charles sum
uer against his wife, on the grounds OF de-
sertiJu, came up for hcarn" to-day i'll the
Supreme Count. Both parties we've repre-
srnt,d br counsel, bat neither llhel!ee nor
IncI,out were present, After hearing the
first witness, Judge tail deereed Il divorce TO
AIR simmer Oh the ground above stated.
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The most accommodating man We ever
.aw WAS he who was captain of steamship
which pied between New York and Fort
ROYAL during the war. One day soldier
lost his cap overheard and went to The cap
tain about il. The old gentleman said IT was
impossible TO stop the vessel to recover &c,
but nc kindly offered to make !. mark on The
rail where 1t went overheard, ard get 10
when he came back. We saw him MAKE Inc
mark ourselves, and well remember thar III
all that motley crowd there was NOT afY
c,-paRbary News.
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About the Enthusiastically.

WASnlNGrON. May 1n.-Thc I're>ldent
Leaves on next Tuesday for Connecticut. He
will not make an appointment us sue
c,.>>or TO Chiei-Ju>tice Chase until next WIN
ter. II Was not the intention Of Judge
Chase 10 make the circui, this summer. and
Tie Precedent desires lie confirmation by
the senate of his successor tclorc the new
Chici-Ju>lce is seated.
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NO. lI3.

lease. He directed the stierif to summon
enough men to make wall of deputies from
The prisoners box 10 the street, and ordered
that no spectator should leave the court.
room until he criminals were removed.
IInlohan.--i wish. your Honor, you would
cxclutic that prlzc-tighter (a!luding to JOHN
English front ynlr list Of deputies. Ny
hands are tied | have no ciaticc with him.
The Court. - Mr.. Sheriff, convey these
parties 10 Jail, and spare no expense to Sc
cure them. Provide rs many men as are
necessary to guard them night and day.
IIoliolian.-I would like to make state
ment about this matter.
The C0urt.-Not now. You can say what
yoll have to say when you are brought I'D to
be sentenced.
Hollohau turned to the detectives and
said. You have perjhred yourselves
The prisoners were then remanded to Jail.
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Sestoik.
iNTRomNT,uN OF WATER INTO TIE CITY.

'NFRoihNfIoN OF WATER INTO TIE CITY.
Especial telegram In the Displrhl
NORFOLK. My l0.-Thi~ afternoon water
was introduced into tho ritN for the first
time through pipes 10y means Of u donkey
cnpi,r:;t Moorc'> bridge. The watcr-wolk>
will lc completed july i>l. In The mean
time. II, means oi the donkry-rnginc. Il sut-
!iricn' supply for tire purposes will be fur
n;slcd. There will he big Jubilee at the
fnai test OF the works
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. ro,,,.rrei,cr :. pcachcs."

LITTLE Rock, ARK, May l0.-ohe 81 &c
captured cnun:rrtcitcls who WAS arleslc" ~
Cn.coi county in the arl ol inalllii:1"' ny
bogus nickel currency las 'prtched, linph-
eating II large number Of persons III 'ne
southern part Of he STATE.
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Internal Revenue and the Nc" York
Central Railroad.

NEw YORK. May 1o.-The New York Cen
trial will pay 100000 to Collector Bailey las
so>.mrni under United States Internal re'e-
nue. INV under protest. Legal proceedings
VIII be commenced Immediately for It's rcSto-
ration to the company.
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Tornado in Ohio.

ClNcISSAri, May i0.~-A tornado III beiie
Centre, Oaio, rro-trnte'i eight mouse,
chtDc.l, and tive stores To-day. IL pls.cu
over number OF interior towns, prostlating
trgsa and fences,
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/ RARE scene IN A MARYLAND
COURT.

DESPERATE .ITTETPT or NTEpERERS TO
ESciPE-I TERRIBLE ASSAULT on 4
4RSHiL-THE PRISONERS RECJF-
TIRED. IND cJNIIrTED n NGRnER ~
TIE F!RST DEGREE.
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xxr,nr;,I nny mt Atlanta, Gn.

ATLANTA, May l0.-The memorial exer'
ri.n. In.,uy we've attended by 10000 people
and .i,r stores generally we're closed. Tue
nrores>lDn was tue lfsest ever seen mere
Gutsral Carlips,au delivered TIC oEa'loh'
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! 40 81 4 fiuuH il An lEnN,fEoST BUILDING
.ikHBH ESCAPES.

l~."".sI r..: a. I" Ii. Dispatch
rtTH-Ly KG, May l0.-llc second floor OF
1In lrur-iront building, occupied by DAVIS
i:9p,r i %. fell in with Il crash ut q o'c'ock
this arornoon. creating intense excitement
anh cnir"tin" "a IIr"r crowd. Mr.. II. 1.
i&t}t~ va slightly hu.i. .Jr. t. u. Allen
sa'cd li- lie by hidin. under his acss when
!.c llnOr fell,
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Cuba.

HAvAsA, May l0-Facton> in Panama are
still lighting. AT Port-all-prlnce, on itn
one hundred aud fifty houses we.c buileo
and six persons killed.
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TWENTY OF TIE SURVIVORS RESCUED
FROM THE ICE-REGlOSS.


''ST. JOINS, y. F., May .:
" TO the state Department al ITdshwgto" !:
THE English .ailing-ship WalruS has Just
arrived, and reports that the steamer Ticrcss
picked up on the ice at Grady Harbor, La
hrador, on the 3Oth of April last, fifteen Of
the crew aud five of the E>quimauX Of the
steamer Po'arS, OF The Arctic exploring cx-
petition. Captain Hall died last summer.
he Ii@lc>s Is houIly expected at Il. john.
t>i%ncd] IF. y. MALIoY.
itll IL
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rutaI Railroad Accident.

uaRrroRp, Cosx. May l0.-An accident
occurred to Il freight train near Waterbury
wLirI, Killed the conductor and road-uEister
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Charles Burnham, aged eleven years, son
of DR.. Burnhag,, OF Lancaster, aiea s.ss
,...ek ,ron the effects of burns caused by
sti,k of pho sphorus which be had found ana
put in his pockes.
An Iri-!, editor says that aii the absence
OF both editors the publishers pave sus.
ceeaed iii securing the services VI s'as's
man 70 edit the paper tills week."
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DOOMED TO DISAPPOINTMENT.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Italy.
Italy.
LoxpoS, May 10.-A dispatch from Rome
slvs that tho Pope WAS too i'll yesterday to
receive party Of pilgrims from France.
SpaiII.

LoxpoS, Nlay 10.-A dispatch from Rome
slvs that tho Pope was TOO i'll yesterday to
receive party of pilgrims from France.
Spain.
M,Drln. May 0.-Rrintorccment> have
been >n.l ~ the Spanish troops at Navarro
VIII, defeated The Calli>lo commanded hl
Dwr.arav. The official report nf the cn
,,rcmcu. saws that >iN Republicans were
Killed and II wounded.
/ oh,lls. the CarIi>t leader. recently shot
dead ore of the officers under his command
! who he learned was about to surrender to
tie Government troops.
\ severe conflict lrl> taken place between
:; band ct carli>t< llndCr Don Alph0ll>C
and the Republicans. rcSu!ln" in the tota
defeat of Tie former. SiAlv-t!vcoi The In>ul'
rcctiuui>t< were killed and many wounded
Information h;I> been received III the wal
Office of lIn defeat of the Carll>t> in mum
her of small engagements.
Several priests have been arrested in Mad
rid on the charge OF advocating The cal!>c o
Don Carlos.
ENGLAND.
Ioxnox. Nav l0.--GcOrwc BidwCll, WhC
i charged with committing frauds on tht
Bank nr England. and Edward Moves. hi.
al eyed a"collil'l|ct WERE pl'''-ht NY III Tit
Mansion House this evening, and after al
examination were again rcmanded to prison
II is said that Bid"cIi and Moves wish tt
turn Queens cyl iencr.
The Carli~! committee of this city an
norlntr that their latest dispatches iron
Slain stale that Don AIphonZo Is blo'kadin!
the town of IluaIayd", in the province o
Rarrclona. with 2.Jn0 men. scballo viii
his force i before ManrcEi, i'll the same pro
vince, and hand under the command o
Trc>tlan is ut the town of Reno, i'll the pro
vince Of TarruYana.
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Robert +. 1.FE.-In the Edinburgh Re
rjc'r Tor April III article on Robert l.. Lee
will be read with deep interest. 1t Isl grand
tribute from an unbiased source. For its
estimate Of the general place that Lee is To
hold in American history the following sen.
tnnces will suffice rs we'll As a volume:
The day will come when the evil pas
sions of the great ciyi strife will sleep in
oblivion. and North and Solith wii' do jus
ticc tn each Others motives and forget each
Others wrongs. Then history will speak
with clear voice Of the deeds done on either
side. and the citizens Of the whole Union do
Justice to the memory OF the dead and place
above all others the name Of the great chief
OF whom we have written. In strategy
mighty; in battle terrible; in adversely, -
in prosperity, i hero indeed, with the simple
devotion to duty and, the rare purity Of the
ideal Christian knight, he joined all the
kingly qualities of leader OF men. 1t is II
wondrouS future indeed that lies before
America but in her annals oi years II
come. Is in those of the past, there will be
found few name, that can rival III unslll!led
lustrc that Of the heroic defender of bis nj
| tive Virginia. Robert Edward Lee"
From Cincinnati COMMERCIAL - Alr. Chase
even daIIied with the MUSES.. and wrote
| poetry, though from the examples handed
| down TO US it may be considered fortunate
| that his ambition in that direction was
| quenched by more mature judgment. But
| il serves TO illustrate the activity and iu!'-
| ness Of his mind. that at Il time when he Wa
pushing his way at the bar. compiling q e
statutes OF Ohio. writing upon Biographical,
| historical and scientific subjects for news
| papers and periodicals, he also found time TO
write verse. and rccrcatc himself in transla-
tons of the Latin poets into English. This
| specimen Of his poetry is lis fair is we could
| select:
| "TD \ STAR.
| Mournlul thy beam. pale star
| S.iiuing altar with So itiry light.
| Though hosts arulIn thee are
Decking the bosom pi TIC blue midnight.
H. would not he is thou I.
Cut off from all communion with thy kin !,
| Though roind me might blaze now
The light aud glory in which thou art siirin 81.
- For thou art Ill alone.
tumpaninnlo>S III thine ailr corner.
| White silently rolls on
| In paths oi living light each radiant sphere.
| " Thy guIn.S forth have been.
In thy bright beauty, since tn" elder time,
| When uuict"d by sin,
| Earth too Wa lovely in her beings prime.
- Ana still thnu art the same.
A. beautiful and falra llep thou vert;
As II Thy virgin lime ~"
| Had power Times visiting influence 10 avert
= shuc on awhile. then star.
Vet shall Thy brightness fade in endless night;
Roll cn thy diamond car.
Full soGn thy fiery track Will not he bright.
:. There sllrll 4. star ari>r--
| \ -tar far luyrrr than nights brightest gem,
10 shine il. pGrrr IL 'CS--
Tie Ialc!cSs gloTi"u" Star OF brth'chen."
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FULL PARTICULARS.

~" l"rs. May l0.--A special from St.
J"i1n'. \. f., d,;r| 9TH instant. say: The
steamer Walru> arrived from The scal-tSh-
cries at 81. Johns This morning. bringing
news that The steamer Tigrc.s had como into
Bay Roberts, eighteen miles from here, hay
III. on board nineteen Of the survivors 81
Halls Arctic Expedition. \ cprrc- ppndcut
immediately started to Bay Roberts to learn
full particulars. The 'rigrc>> was ut anchor,
aud The IT, u@d men Were assembled on The
deck. They furnished him with the follow
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The Baltimore SIN gives the fnIowin.
account of Il scene briefly referred TO in our
tcIcgraphic columns on saturday:
The trial of Thomas IolIohan alias Rich
ards and Joshua Nicholson for the murder
Of Mrs. Mary Ann Lampley. an aged lady,
in Baltimore, January ,, 1873, was about to
be brought To Il close, and States Attorney
R"ve!l was submitting his argument to the
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RESI- NED.

The whole atl;l;r occupied but very few
minutes. and ut | O'Clock 7. VI. til" excite
ment had somewhat subsidized, and Ar. Rcvcll
concluded his remarks. lie argued that the
fact OF the crime was carried home 10 The
parties charged by circum>tantEa' evidence
that was strong enough 10 conllcf, lndcpehq'
ent of the confessions. The latter. however,
ne claimed. was LEGAL proof IN the case. The
Jury should need no further evidence. he
said. of the desperate character OF the par
ties than the exhibition Of ll"lessne>s they
had lust witnessed.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-25
EVERY CORNET BAND
AGENTS! A RARE CHANCE !

We Will pay all Agents SO per week IN ASH "ta
win engage with ONCE Everything furnish
ed and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER S CO. Charlotte. MAJ
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-25

The schedule Of freight rates recently
issued by the keokuk Northern Line Com
pany, shows that rates on grain and other
heavy pound freights. from Rock Island to
st Louis, for the coming season. will be
Is cents per hundred This Is just three
cents higher than the company started out
last year. At first, when the present com
binatiou of the steamboat companies was
consummated. we were led TO believe that
the freight and passenger rates would be
kept down to reasonable figures But it
seems that we are mistaken it does not
look like that kind Of thing, when the
company starts out with an advance like
this. If they adhere to their present fig
ures strictly, we may look for opposition
| barge lines ON the river ere many months.
| It the old line would but exercise a little
more reason, and give the shippers Of the
Mississippi Valley q fair chance for then
| lives, we have no doubt but they wouC
| be largely the gamers in the end Freigh
can be carried from Rock Island to st
Louis at Is cents per hundred. and ship
per. are ready to pay that, but when i
get, higher than that-why they grow i'm
patient.
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Il Is reported in the papers that J. ?.
kidder has been rc-appoinred Chief JUS
ticc of the Supreme Court of Dakota Ter
ritorp JEFF. kidder and one Of the
editors of this paper were boys together
We remember him a an old friend. He
started in life as a lawyer and was the
chief man in Scadden." Gradually he
rose through various offices till he was
lieut.. governor of our native State-N er
mont. All this time jeff was a good
safe. reliable Democrat He strayed away
to the far northwestern region and turn.
up Grant chief Justice in Dakota Blu
we don't believe that even the shocking
corruptions of the Grant party can MAKE
bad mau Of JEFF. Kidder." Here GU
E-i- to you, Judge, in your far-of HON,
- may you live long and prosper
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-25

ARNICA AND ITS Uses Much valued
in medicine as a stimulant in cases of para
ytic affections, typhoid teycrs and other
diseases, is the famous plant known as ar
MICA This peculiar plant contains a VIOLA
tile oil, a resin, an cxtractiye matter and
alkal0id. the which in treatment are found
exceedingly valuable in special cases, such
as bruises and any injury where the blood
is cvtravaeated Il is from the root leaves
and flowers Of the 0rnieo m0ntanG some
times known as mountain tobacca. that
most valuable preparations Of liniment are
made preparations which have a wide
and Justly earned celebrity in the cure Of
stiugs and bites of all kinds, cuts wounds,
abrasions. contractions of tendons, enlarge
ment Of the glands stiff neck and weak
back. and all muscular diseases TO which
our flesh is heir. Good housewives, who
have the care of their charges well al
heart, always have remedies Of this de
+ scription at hand in case accidents SHOULD
/ happen Burdsalls aruica Liniment is
the original and genuine preparation con
tanning all the healing properties Of TIM
wonderful and well known plant has beer
before the public for over twenty year
aud needs no words of commentator Il
make it popular in this vicinity Anadver
tisement of this great remedy may be fount
in another column Enquire for it a
your druggists.
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indignation Meeting.

Papers are circulating thick around
town asking signatures to a call for a
meeting of citizens Republicans of course
to express public opinion in regard to the
removal of Capt Haverstick from the
post Office, How freely they are or VIII DC
signed is not as yet, known. VI COURSE
Democrats will neither sign the papers or
take any part in the meeting. IL Is en-
tirely Republican affair
Democrats and Liberal Republicans are
al clad Haverstick is removed, but they
are not pleased with the appointment Of
Jackson. A more unpopular appointment
than jackson could not well be made
But the Hawley- Robinson party could not
afford to run the risk Of putting anybody
in that Office whom they could not use and
rely upon as their subservient tool They
mean to control the Republican party and
secure all its candidates in their interest
if they can--aud jackson is Just the mar
to do the wire pulling, and the dirty work
and manage the primary caucuses.
/ Democrats and Liberal Republicans are
not surprised at recourse Of Grant, Logan
/ Oglesby, Hawlcy 4 Co in repudlatlng The
/ Civil Service Rules, and they don't inten'
the people shall forget the shameful by
no,risy of the Administration in this re
spert they denounce the course of llaw
lev Robinson 4 Co in making a remoya
without caltse and merely ont Of persona
spite-but as between Hayerstick an,
jackson they don't care continental
they don't Ike either they know tina
neither ought TO be postmaster, they know
that it is an outrage on the people 70 ap
point either, for neither would deyot
themselves 10 the duties Of the Office
Haverstick made sinecuTe of it, carryin
it ON by proxy and making all he couI
Ont of it. Jackson will do the same
Some man ought 70 have the Office who
net objectionable to the public generally
aud who will devote his whole time % II
duties. personally Go ON with your ID
. dignation meeting, Messrs. Republicans
il i, none OF our business we are intls
nant at both factions Of your party
p. S.-Since the above was in type,a Ii
. publican. tone If the Signers has ordere
the call published as an advertisement,
this paper, for the meeting at the cou
house tonight