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Are Men 20 Fly:

Darwin tells us that even in the upper
regions OF the air, near the SUBMITS Of
the Antilles. vultures may be seen float
ing onward for miles upon motionless
wings. What is the secret Of this flo-
tatlon? Gravitation acts az forcibly 90
the substance Of the bird as on that OF
the animal. Nor can we believe that
there is any buoyancy, properly 80
called, in the birds body or wings.
Those vultrres which seemed to float
steadily through still air must have re-
ceived support from the air in one or
more of three several wsys. Either by
swift motion, acquired before the float
ing began, and slowly reduced through
the effects OF serial resistance, or by the
action of aerial currents through which
they were carried. or else, while SEEM
ing to float horizontally, they were in
reality traversing a slightly sloped de.
scending path. Neither Of the former
explanations seem available. because the
floating motion is continued 90
long as the frictional resistance Of the
air would almost certainly have de-
stroved large ehare of the original
motion. This would happen equally
whether the birG had in the first place
urged its way swiftly through the air,
or had foated itself off, 90 to speak.
upon swiftly moving air current. On
the other hand, there would seem to be
no valid objection against the third ex-
PLANTATION; for q single observer. at
rest, would have no means for determ-
lining whether bird we're sailing along
horizontally. or gliding down a gentle
incline. But it matters little which
explanation of the three we accept as
the most plausible. The point to be
chiefly noticed is the fact that heavy
body can be sustained. for long dis.
tances, merely by the supporting action
Of the air.
There can be little doubt that it is
only on account of the perfect steadi-
ness OF their motion through the air
that they are thus supported. The ef-
forte o. sronauticsl mechanicisns must
be directed to secure a similar steadi-
ness OF motion for serial facilities.
Granted this, there can be no reason
why the power of steam and iron should
not avail to secure an serial motion even
surprising in rapidity the flight Of the
swiitest birds Unless we are willing
to believe that birds hv BY some power
distinct from any which physical col
euce deals with, we seem justified in
believing that the bird may be matched
or surpassed BY the fving machine, a.
surely as the swiitest animals are sur.
passed by the locomotive. 1t ia en-
couraging to consider that the actual
amount OF power necessary to convey a
weight through the air (if that support
lie derived directly from the air. is very
much less than that required to convey
the same weight bv sea or land. In
the presence OF falling coal supplies,
this consideration will one dsv assume
irstrate inporta nce.-Lonaon Spectator
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A aRAND GIT COACERr


For the Purpose OF AIDING . Beard
OF Trustees to Erect . Masonic
Temple at Omaha-The Masonic
Fraternity Utterly and Unequive-
calIy Repudiate any Consection
with 10, a. masonic and Fraud
uIent.
Masonic HALL. OMAHA. NsB.,
-- December q, 1879
To Whom il May Concern:
WARSiNG.-The undersigned officers
OF the various Masonic bodies OF this
city desire to warn the Fraternity and
the public, both at home and abroad,
against lottery scheme under the
name and etyle of A Grand Gilt Con.
cert for the purpose Of aiding Board
of Trustees to erect q Masonic Temple
at Omaha" and to state that the same
has been inaugurated and ia now being
carried on without the sanction or con-
sent OF any of the Masonic bodies OF
this city or State:
The lotteries, and gift enterprises,
being contrary to the principles OF
Masonry are strictly forbidden bv
special resolutions OF the Grand Lodge
of Nebraska, and that the proprietors
OF the above-named scheme are making
use ofthe Masonic name for their own
gain, without permission or authority OF
anv Masonic body
They also desire to state to the Fra
ternitv and to the public, that there is
no such thing in existence as board
Of trustees. for the Masonic Temple
Guild; that the socalled hoard OF
trustees. if existing, is a self-const.
tuted board, and lie wholly unauthorized
to receive any monev on behalf OF the
Masonic Guild or Fraternity Of this
citv.
They therefore most earnestly con.
denim the entire scheme as unwarrant-
ed, and wholly unworthy of confidence
or support. and they take this method
OF warning the members Of the Frater-
nifty and the public everywhere, against
having anything to do with it, and OF
exoneratlng the Masonic Fraternity in
this city and State from the odium at.
tached to lotteries, gift enterprises, and
other like immoral and urmasonic
practices.
They also most earnestly request, az
a special favor to the Masonic Frater-
nitv Of this CITY, that every newspaper
in the United States will puhlieh the
above; and that all Masters Of Masonic
Lodqes. High Priests Of Chapters, and
Eminent Commanders Of Commdndcries
of knights Tsmplar, everywhere, will
canse the same to he read to their res
pective bodies, in order that the Fra.
ternitv and the public NAV not be be-
guiled into countenancing, supporting,
or placing any confidence in the above
named lottery scheme, as being in any
manner connected with, or approved Of
by the Masonic Fraternity, or any Ma
comic body Of this city or State.
A. ATKINSON.
Master OF Capitol Lodge No 3 A. F. &
A. NJ.
CT. CArLrN,
Master Of Covert Lodge No. | A F. Il
A. NJ.
G.. F. GooDHAS.
High Priest Omaha Chapter No. |,
Royal Arch Masons.
Bv order ofthe Eminent Commando
Of Mount Calvary Commanderv No. ]
K T. THOMAS SwoBR.
Recorder.
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THu New York Herald says that

tbs New York Herald says that a
number of the present Boston stock
holders OF the Union Pacific railroad
have written to Horace F. Clarke, now
President OF the road. asking him to
commence . suit for the recovery OF
$ls,O00,0OO, said to have been taken by
and divided among those engaged in the
Credit Mobilier transaction. The Her
old saws that the suit would compel the
tull development Of oil the facts, for
Cakes Ames, with his fortuue at stake
will not be willing to staud 10 the ca
pacity OF trustee before the parties
whose interest he represents, and hopes
that the auit will not be compromised,
and that the whole secret Of the Credit
Mobilier will be brought to light for the
good Of the country. The Herald re-
porter says that Clarke admits being
asked By stockholders TO eommence
suit, and the directors at their meeting
nsxt week nay take action in the
nStsss. 49,
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For Sale.

TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
n with eight or ten rooms, situated on
lot No. IA. northwest corner OF Centre and
Eleventh. streets, In Shriver's addition to the
city OF Wheeling.
Also two-story Frame Dwelling. with
ten rooms and good cellar, hot and cold
water up and down stairs with gas In 81,
Chapline street. In the sixth ward OF the
oity OF Wheeling. For price and terms see
l.. q HU9HE~,
nova Real Estate Agent
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Dr.. Pisrce's Favorits Prescripttaa.

The,ern. however. n bot . feeble exprsotm4
NJ most matured appreciation Of ia vslas, sass4
rpon actual and witnessed roAhtiss. A. 80
s ss s i. asr s . :pse Sss.ss nc : =
separate organism Of woman, singled 10 CT -
the climax or cf0Wutrg gen 81 NJ
medical career. On III hssrtts - posztvN
SAFE and efectusfremets TO- tie elass ofdissnsa.
and one thafNyilrtt all -. esa-d under I'll clr1a1
stances act kindly arS a "a mouy With u Nv
which govern the female system. An willing -
stake my reputation A. Q physicisn. Nay, ~
more, 90 conhdcnt an thai Il win not disappon1
The moe. ..nS1iDs y, q g. 'nEs s..1
which ] recommend u, that ] oder aAd ell 4
rnder A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. Z
. beneficial eject 10 not experienced 81 IL ~
two-thirds Of the contents OF the bottle ers -
I will on return Of the bottle, two.thirds e -
medicine having been taken according y tkss
tons, and the case being one Tor which rseo0-
mend u, promptly refund the money pal1 ~ q
Had not the most perfect confidence b III "
lions; but having witnessed 10 truly ninesiso
cures in thousands Of case&, ] feel VA
Tantcd and perfectly safe In rtsktaG
both my reputation and NJ Asass
The iollowing are among thoes lissas0 -
which nv Favoritc PrcscrtIsioa -
worked cures-as n by mage and win eesrta1aV
never before attained by any medicine LSS-
eorrhsa, Excessive Flowing. rem 10y
causes. Irregularities, Weak Back, Prolapsss, -
filling OF the Uterus, Antsverion and hsRy~1
sion, Bearing Down Sensations, hteAA -
Nervous Depression, Debility, psspoaAAAQ,
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Conesstica. 9
farnmstiou aud liberation OF The Utegus, lnpo
tency. Barrenness, or Sterlity, Female Wsak1ssS
aud srry many other chronic disease DetdenI -
woman not mentioned hero, In which. - ~
% IN the cases which I have menuoosd, -
frvorite Prescription works curcs-the 1af~
vel OF the world. This medicine % -
eI,ol q. g cure all, but Il admirably falllb .
sIuaIeness OF purpose being noss p@
feet specific In all chronic diseases OF tAs ssxna1
system OF woman. IL viii not disappoint -
will IL do harm In sny state OF condition. ~
be fourl Invaluable In diseases incident 10 prQ
nancy. sud can I've taken Ia mrde1ts dosss Va
perfect safety while In that si1ts. lndsed, d -
. Mothers Cordial, ard % pvpArse -
svstcn tor psrturtlon that II !enden child @AS0
cav. | have received the heartfelt praise hua
h y lr-i. Of mothers Tor the ',esumabls bsAa11s
l. &c 'aferred.
" An 'riCa with the sincerity OF an hoont beGt
,nI for their bet welfare Thoss who 1est10
7 :acr Information % thss subjects caa es,a1a
II IN my rPEArI,s ~ CHnoSic DnkAsn - -
,.rvrE,rIvS AID rRISAst 0RoAss, ssut sssasS
r..n nasr~latrpn MON receipt OF two pestA6o
.'.rlA utrvat, miuuiely m thoss diseases p
90. .. 10 F.rnar- and .irc. much valuable alvSne
IA ls,r,-' 'r 'lr'r mara s,m"rt
=. l.sItE.. tsE0RITE Pre-
" - - IN ny ALL
-. ts.... = ~ ''.StSTS, ae lie
.,st...
....s - meal Laboratory e
..... ..rr, NJ. n. r~eS'r
r'--yAtO ~
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Dissolution,

TBE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORp
L existing under the firm name OF Gelins
4 Co., as dealers in and manufacturer
OF tobacco, CARS snuff, notions, &c, al
Wheeling, W., Va, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, NJ. Gelink having bought
all the Interest Of L. Graibe. The business
will be continued At the old stand Market
street, by NJ. GshDk.
Thankful for past patronage Isolicit tht
same for the future.
Very respectfully, NJ GELlNk.
WUlELING. Deco mber 81, 1877 jan2.Q
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IxrBcuNIoUs people have q way ope

IxrEcuN1oUs people have q way open
to them for raising the wind. They can
20 over to England and let the Queens
bull, prince Leopold" toss them.
The Prince" played at quoits with .
fellow the other day, and the Queen
footed the bill at the rate Of Eve pounds
sterling per toss Five pounds is about
TWENTY-FIVE dollars Of our money. We
have no doubt the Queen would pay at
that rate right along. A man might
pad out aud stspd three or tour :" hist
ings" . day, With fair margin tor
profits after paving Tor lint and arnisa.
Think Cd it.-Ptsinisste.
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Trustees Sale of HOuth Half
of Lot No. IO3, Situated on
the East Side of Market
Street, I'm the City Of Wheel

VIRTUE OFTWO SEW ERAL DEEDS
n of Trust, from Uttmar Hammer TO me,
one bearing date the I'd day OF February,
1883, Guly re corded in the Recorders once
for Ohio county, in book IS. folio l!O, and
the other bea ing date the 23d day OF June.
1853, also recorded in IN" same office In book
AZ. folio sc, | shall offer for sale at public
auction on WEDNES Jay, the sth day Of
January, 1873, commencing said sale at 10
O'Clock A. VI, the south half OF lot num-
bered one hundred and three, situated on
the east ide OF Market street, IN the city OF
Wheeling being the same half lot OF ground
which was conveyed 10 said Hammer ny
Michael Blsttner aud wife by deed bearing
date the 18th day OF October, 1854, duly re-
corded.
TERMS oB SALE-The one.third or the
purchase money in cash, and the remain
ing two-thirds 10 be paid In SIX and twelve
months from the day Of sale, with interest
from said day: the purchaser may pay the
full amount in cash. OF give his bonds Tor
tho deferred installments, the trustee re-
tanning the title as security for their pay
ment. Selling as trustee, shall convey TO
the purchaser only ch title as IL vested IN
me BY the deeds OF trust before mentioned.
dec9-i JAMES =. WHEAT, Trustee.
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CODaYtnership Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED SURVIVING
i partners the late firm OF r. j. Berry
Il Co, have this day, January lst, 1873
formed 4 copartnership under the name
and style OF J. W. Berry & Co., TO continue
the Rope and Cordage business at the Old
stand under the Stamm House, where they
will be pleased to see the friends OF the old
firm. JNO. w. BERRY.
Ian3-a VIM BERRY
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders O. the Aetna Fire
snd Marine Insurance Company, OF Wheel
ing, West Va Tor the election OF directors
for the ensuing year will be held at the Of
Zee Of the company, No. Mcclure House,
on Monday. January IS, 1873, between me
~ u MILLER Secretarv.
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Dividend.

WHEtLINa ANn BELMONT BRIDGE Co.,
WHEtLI.G. w. Va Dec. rs 1872. !
NNHE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THIS
Company have declared a uividenu OF
four a. per cent on the capital stock OF the
company, ont OF the earnings OF the past
day or January, ls3, to the stockholders or
their legal representatives holding stock on
the LIST day Of said month.
dec30-Ia JOS. LAWSON, Secy.
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FOR RENT.

STORE ROM. WITH DWELLING
a attached on Main street, Centre Wheel
Ing, two doors above Mil alley, with mod
ern improvements. Store has -ood shelv-
ing, counters and gas. Possession given
February l, 1873. Enquire OF
+ r. YOUNG,
At Young& Huseman's Livery Stable.
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NOTICE..

TNO THE UNDERTAKES AND THE
public at large, that trey can find the
n ce new hearse that was at Mr.. David
Kulls stable, at Mr.. Robert Lukes st able,
on Market street near the postofice on and
after to day, January LIST, 1873. ian3-a
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FOR SALE.

A FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND
n Norty-two acres-six,y acres cleared
comfortable two story house, stabling, &C..
saw mill and dam in good repair, on Fish
creek, one and a half miles below Bolton
statton, b 4 o. r r., 81 90 per acre, one
third cash, balanca in one and two years,
nv Wv. HONE 4 "RO.,
decsn-ra lO6 Market street.
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FOR REN L.

U,HE STORE ROOM FORMERLY OCCU-
pied by ]. Stein field, Main street, Centre
wheeling as a Clothing Emporiu -, with
dwelling attached. The store Is complete,
with good shelving, counters and gas. The
dwelling contains six rooms with a finished
attic. Possession given April J, 1913 En-
luire OF +. n. foUNd,
Att Young & Huseman's Livery Stable.
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FOR RENT.

U,HAT DEsIR ABLE DWELLING ON
Webster street, two doors west OF the
Second Presbyterian Church. The house 10
nrst class in every particular. W tn hot and
cold water and ali modern improvements.
Enquire OF d. 1OGNS
At Young q Huseman's Livery Stable.
FAM
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stOckhoIders' Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Wheeling and Bel
m mt Bridge Company wilNbe held at the
ONCE OF the Company, on Monday, the 18th
day OF January 1873, between the hours OF
and ~ O'Clock p. NJ, TO- the election OF
nine Managers 10 10 We during the ensuing
wear. JOS. LAWSON,
decSO-i secretary.
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FOR RENT.
Three Elegant Store Rooms

The three ut re rooms, above Germsn
Rank, on Mark L Street, Mrs. Beck's Block
are for rent; one % the rooms has dwell
ing above. Possession given Immediately.
Enquire OF A. KEY MAN,
ct brewery, or A. Z Egerter, corner MaIke'
aud JTuion streets. jal.a
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE ON WHEELING ISLAND,
n north west corner OF Zane ana LOCUST
streets containing four rooms and kitchen
with a good cellar and well and pump In
yard. The house is in good order. Poses
sion given Immediately.
For terms, apply to NJ. KELLY,
ianS-a MAN street.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

MERCHANTS NATIONAL Rank,
WHEELING, January J., 1873. !
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOX d.
rectory Of this bank will be held Tues
day, January "A, between the ho1s OF ~ A.
M'snd q Pm, JOHN ]. JONES,
tall Cashier.
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FOR SALE.

o., ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
80! timrre 4 Ohio Railroad, near Gle
Vsr's Gap, Marion county, w. Va, by
W. v. HOtiE BRO,
dscS l05 Market street.
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Save Your Horses.
"TIRO9H."

serNTRosH" OR UNFERMENTED WINE
for Communion purposes. Also
Angelica Wine, very delicate, = favorlte
wine for ladies and invalids. Also spark.
ling and Hook Wines. Pinet 4 Co 3 Brandy
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
Whistles. for medicinal purposes.
For sale nv LOGAN, LIST A 90.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
Htosknolders Of the First National
Bank, OF Wheeling, for the eiec'
ing house, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF jan
uarv. 1873, between the hours o. loA- III.
ard 4 p. NJ. GEOnoE ADAMS,
ali Cashier.
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Dissolution.

VNHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE
undersigned ceased on the thirty first
OF December last. Mr.. Lamb will continue
the practice a heretofore.
January 2, 1879 DANIEL LAMR
iaDS-S j AS. fAULI..
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FOR RENT.

THREE - ROOMS ON THE SECOND
noor In the building situa ed corner
6arket and Quincy streeis. Desirable FOR
ONCE or sleeping rooms. Possession given
dacS'S JAMES HAMILTON.
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FOR RENT.

DossEssIoN GIVEN ON TIE FIRST
Of April, the desirable store room. win
eellar underneal h, on the souti west corner
~ Monroe ana Fourth street, Odd Fellow
Wall, now occupied as Drug store by MI
y. Booking. Al ply TO J. NJ. Bickel, at the
once OF the Board OF Education, or to
de- s-b W.P McKELVEY.
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FOR REET.

TINE BRICK house OCCUPIED BY
James Mckee, az grocery and dwelling,
located on Clay street, East Wheeling, one
among the best grocery stands in the city.
Possession 81 en- april /, Is 3. Apply TO
d.cIs A. n, ADAM.
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an MONROE STREET, ADJOINING
the house OF Me srs. Thos, Hughes q
Cs. Possession given Immediately. For
terms apply TO r,y
lama M. hN'bL1.
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OF various patterns and for every form OF
Rupture, 30 that We c n at almost any case
at sight. Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
ERS, eHUULHER BRACES, BASDAGES,
sYRIN9ES and SURGICAL INSTRU-
MENTS In great vari ty.
In sending orders for Trusses and Sup
porters give the circum erence round the
hips, and specify whether . Right, Lett or
Double Truss Is wanted. Address
LOGAN, LIST CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel.
ing, W. Va.
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For Rent.

nELMoNr GROCERY STAND, STORE
ID Room and Dwelling. corner Market ana
Division streets. Possession given immedl-
ately. Inquire Of
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Dissolution Of COpartnership

OWING TO- THE DEATH OF R. J. Der.
~ ~, the partnership OF K. ]. Berry d
Co is dissolved.
All parties know ng themselves indebted
to the late Arm are REQ estfd 20 call and
settle promptly.
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NOTICES.
National Bank Of West Virginia.

UyHR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF this Bank and Election
OF Directors will be held at the banking
House on TUESDAY, January IA, 1873, between
the hours Of One and Four p. NJ.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier.
WHEELING, w. VA, December IA, 1871.
daoil-i
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FRESH COWS:

HAVE TWO FRpsH cows AND ONE
1.-TWO year old Heifer. will sell very low
70 cash. Inquire OF
] c. ADAMS,
West end Virginia street, W. T..
or Davis 4. NJ. Office,
dec2l-h ll3h Market ST., Wheeling.
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FOR r ENT
FOR RENT.
Warehouse for Rent.

A DrsIRABLECOUNTRY RESIDENCE
iapi GEO. II. PARKS.
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Mr8. .. MCCOY,
ulS MAIN 9TREET

HEEPS A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
N Lsces, Trimmings, Gloves. Corsets, in
Guiding Mrs. Moody's Abdominal Corsets !;
Gents and Ladies' Hosiery, Handkerchief
and everything appertaining to q complete
assortment OF Fancy Goods. Orders for
anything In her line promptly attended TO-.
Ladies desiring to purchase handsome win
ter clio ks or water-p proofs would do well 10
examine her stock before making selections
elRawhera. Octl2-c
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WANTED.
TRUSSES

EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT "
II keep the largest assortment in the lei
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-08-09

Our correspondent, "Progress,
must pardon the liberty we have
taken in leaving out IA portion oil
his communication. This we do
for two reasons: First, the omitted
part is wholly irrelevant, and
would, we think, defeat the object
to be gained by the exposure OF
Brock & Co., if published in that
connection. Secondly, the views sci
forth do not harmonize with ours.
and were we to give them publicity
we should feel called upon to de
.fend our paper against the charge
of inconsistency, in promulgatine
principles through its columns that
ere In direct antagonism with those
which we advocate, and which, at
this time, and under existing cir
cumstances, we are not disposed to
do.
''Progress," in his communication
has projected the cloven foot of the
willy Brock, and if all we have heard
Of him he true, the people of Madi-
son.county have just cause for cen
sure and Indignation.