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;; The, ISLANDERS upon DE. Munsey.

80 " :i1i Marion Patriot
The following cards, one from Rev. j. L.
II. French, a well-kuown minister, and the
other from Hon. F. W: Earnest promi-
nent lawyer of Jonesboro', will be q Sufi-
Gent refutation of the cowardly and base
attacks upon this distinguished minister: a.,
( 49,, MARION, VA, October 20, 1873.
Editor Marion Patriot and Herald Dear
Sir,-I have seen In several newspapers a
paragraph; stating that Rev. DR.. w. E. Mum
sey has become q common drunkard, In
tensely profane. &c. I have been the pastor
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South ct
Jonesboro', Tenn, where DR.. Munsey has
resided since his location Mt the Baltimore
Conference in March last, and take this
means OF saying that the report IS not true.
=. !. J. j. L. II. FRBScH,; JR. a.,
Editor Marion Patriot and Herald:
live in JoneSboro', East Tennessee; am q
member of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, and fully endorse the above card, Of
Rev. J. L.. NJ. French; and | will further
say that there is not man, woman, or child
(white or black) in the town Of Jopesboro
who will endorse the statements that DR..
Munsey. is "a. common drupkard, and in
tensely profane." &c, i,.r F. W. EARNEST.
October 20, 1873. .... =. ..Y-,...,.
DR.. Muasey has been In Marion during
the past week. and on Sunday night he
preached to- the largest audienceHwe ever
saw ID a church in this place, and Ibis SER
mon was one of the inesL efforts of bis life.
It Is a disgrace to rliciviIization and to
humanity that there lives man whoeould
wilfully perpetrate so vile and infamous q
SANDER upon q minister, and we. hope the
editor of The Salprn Reoister will Duhifsh
the name Of the'' gentleman from Gfesn-
viIle," that he may receive the scorn which
he deseryes.u q q! 9g0uT 80 g ~ Wi;1i
~ We hsvea communication from DIR. Mum
seq, written to the Nashville Christian Id
rotate, giving full account ofIhis actions
since his call. to- Baltimore, together with O.
brief sketch Of his life, which wewithhoid
from publication, by request, until its pubii-
cation In the Adrocate.a E was read before
the Hol>ton Conference last Saturday. Il We
win publish ut in sonrl next issue, together
With the resolution of sympathy pissed by
the Conference. T. tilf,.Us:; ~ 81 { /.
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WELL sAID.-The Cincinnati Commercial
facetiously remarks TINT the Democrats at
tending the late jollifcation meeting in that
city were Gin the mood of ,contensment oil
:" the grasshopper who sat on sweet-potato
"vine singing in the sunshine and enjoying
the passing hour unconscious Of the ap-
" nroach of the great turkey -gobbier which
1. yanked-him bis saturri0ds Ecu"
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Some one has wittily remarked chat, die
question In France now Isl, Who viii BE
President after the neat k.msF By.the- way,
the Radicals OF Virginia would do we'll to
content themselves with similar deferred
hopes and ask, Who will be the. Radical Co
vernon after the rex Conservative Governor
goes out Of ofice - .'., ,..,f " :,
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TIE Aarmus or THE Observation-Disclosures.
ter Tisnes.1- During the course Of General
Williams's reply to Mr.. johnson on Friday
night he quoted the extract from Hughes
Lyuchburg' speech in which The litter as:
serted that the negroes were Superior ID
morale and asa hboring class ID any other
In tile iwerld, when he was interrupted By q
negro ia the audience with The remark,
ayes, aud dat's 50, too!' And, agai1, Wien
referepce Was: made to the fact thN at the
election upon the Underwood c Constitution
the whites; had voted 70 henfrahth isg tie
negroes, and the negroes en- Wasss bad Voted
TO disfsancbisee and disable the whites ftahh
holding Office, he was agaft Interrupted .bfa
negro with the REMARK, :" Yes, we did, aid
weld do so spafi1 ~ 5,!.Itsi u. . III ca
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e TIE WoRgisGNAA'sasePA9EY 4 Thirty
thousand sa6ihrs appro psiatsd ooasEe rrea.:
sury Department swete used to build the
President Seneca sandstone stabie.'
so says the Cincinnati Commercial. ~.
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A Hoass sruussoa SY BEES Krits ( cand >; :
FRANKLIN county (Va.) T. Aonttd:f-0ns or
the saddest anfh sSTaDgest' trsge Dies &c has
2eserbeen our duty to chronicle was enacted
nc the house OF Mr. Andrew: jackson, 3.
worthy German citizen, who lives Gear Re.
treat, one day last week. II appears that O
horse had beenitirned l6osein !dr: Jackson's
yard for the purpose, as we SUPPOSE OF
,gruzipg. Tie sborse chaneed to upset 20
stand Of bees, :whieh 1T once setsto singing
the poor animal most furiously. The sharp
sting Of the merciless bees soon made the
hone frantic With pain, and seeing pt6tec,'
tion Of his master, be rdn; into the honse
lanougi the members OF the family, tnfIed
over tide cradle, In which lay d Young Child,
tie child being knocked nearly Across tie
room! The tragedy did not end here. The
horse next knocked down and stamped to
deatiI'a little girl some 81 ghs ef ten weary
old, and then ran out into the YARD ina
dropped dead. This isenea or tho stfaHgests
and most distressing occurrences THAT ever
happspsd in angstooautg. w iGnder the;
bsseaNesh parants our HEARTFELT s mpanhiea 4
Haqii.-, st.&ssa sr;i!ssi Il 70 in1ita,ss % b q
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INDBpENDRNT CAEDIDATRsi WrRDRAwE.-
tLfnchburg Republican, lon Monday last;
at Salem, Mr.. Fitzgerald, one OF the indie
pendent candidates rthe Legislature, with
drew from thei canvass In fs7or Of, Captain
Henry IT,. Blair, the; Conservative nominee.
MI. Thomas wv, Agae, whd hasbeen an indie.
Pendent candidste ,foTi the House Of Dele
gates In that county, has withdrswniin favor
Of Major Joel ". Flood, lhe Conservative
n6minee. .hg&isauIfy3 Il:
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an N EFFECTIVE RxAzpy, Aaansr nUylh1ss.,

!. i.4H st'fsIatf sos r iAnftAs - 81
lJS$t.. un isb,t,r se9;s,sS .H, oyF ia Sag
gr,aIsG arr n ia aoDI % ,sgs vii .Lsa M .1sa
.s1saIor8 III - s,ssd2srq lr't
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We have received from Messrs. WooD.
aoUsn & PAsHAa: the Richmond sgeats Of
the American publishers, the October Nc. OF
Aaosaooods Eatnbur9t Magaeta Of ntt,a',s
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SENATOR SHERMAN, OF OHIO.

On the 18th of April, 1860, Hon. John
Sherman, the distinguished Republican
senator from Ohio, in a speech delivered in
the Cooper Institute, New York, expressed
himself in favor Of "the gradual colonial
tion of the negro population of the United
States in the Central American States"
where they might be "free from the domi-.
nation of the white race
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-!N,gtog al 4 .pIJ1piGtF ssl!sI filSk u 40 FNi
y.iuytlsafao s1a7 eqsd iIIR siI.ss bug Il
.rls.sm bibas1,lS sigsts ct'feotsss'
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:, It. will, be seen that on! the 1st day Of Ge@
tober. the beginning of'she Hseafyear, there
remained ipithe Treasury but S3g509 30 sub
iect to tlruft for generalState pufposes.s itsI'
- In ,Mayo last Che Governor or virginia.
communicated to mess .joiBt resolutions,
ndopted BY: the General assembly OF VIZ
pinia Apriif1. 1873, - in relation to The 'af-
,uDiutideps Of commissioners to- ASCERTAIN end
define the boundary line bet weenoV Fginta
and West Virginia" He informed me that
he had appointed the three cernniszioh TIERS
required 10y 'saidsresoldtiob, ana invited me
/ to appoint commissioners TO meet; cobfer}
and act with Them" G'Itfepaied thntEih Tue
absence of any legislation3ofl the' sub5ecs L
did not feel authorized to 'taEe' any 'acflon'fn
the premises: but that would recommend
Won ut your present session. toaadopt a'sifDf-
lar resolution. This correspond sand
the Joint resolution referred TO Wllirbs laid
before YOU. l am not advised that there IS
any conflict OF authority or jurisdiction &be.
tween the two States With respect to any
territory but inasmuch as the boundary
line has not been run out and estiblsbed;h
would be good policy:tot}o sorrow when II
| can be done Witnoutany possible I'll feeline,,N
| which migft.eXist If ttsrs's1ould be- sucn
conflict of jurisdiction forthe want OF a;f,&ed
boundary. . ''''''@ - il az q, 49, .f'' ~.
One of the greatest projects Of The country
is the}construction offs water-hhe communl.
cation between the waters Of the ONO anu
tine Chesapeake ;utihzng'the wateTs5or the
Kanawba and 'Jsmesriyers for the purpose.
I Private, enterprise: can hardly accomplish SO
grand work, and, besides, lt IL OF naelonal
interest. a billrwas before Congress ati.s
, last session providing for ttie commence
n,ent of this WORT blythe General Govern.
ment. WestVirgnia has too'deepa AMI inter:
est in this undertaking to permit any proper
effort to secure favorable actioron the part
of Congress to 20 unoried! i'Ihe COMMITS
.sioners appointed bytseverai of the States to
look after the improvement OF t1e Ohio have
taken the matter in hand, and Will2press:the
! question before Congress. y phe"conmis-
sioners for this State have sraken en- active
part in the matter, but they have been com!
PEELED to pay not onlytheiF own expenses,
hut also to pay out of their purses the pro
portional share of the expenses incident TO
the sittings of the commission. ''fhis ought
not to be-, They neither expect nor ask tor
any compensation" A small appropriation
ought to be made to cover their expenses. {"
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.a,aaRSs asas IA
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'.saai 0sI IshsU, - ;Gsseu arbbe1i =
= 'biFiBIk }, s,tg9ss Ht 'Iltfr siish ~ f's'r9a
.4gaens14 !e,i-:iis
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Message OF the Governor or West
virginia. -,

rIsASCgs-JAHEs RIVER AND KAEAWHA CANAL
THE MARYLAND AID VIRGINIA BOUNDARY
QUESTION. -
The Charleston West Virginia Courier
of the 22d Instant eontainssthe annual mes
sage of Governor Jacob to- the Legislature
OF West Virginia. We nuke the following
extracts; which will be of interest to Vir.
ginia readers: t II.
The following statement will give the con-
riition OF the Treasury for Che fiscal year
ending September 80, 1873: -,
Balance in the Treasury octobefsI,s u II
1900; f2ss'4oS w
..s.rs' 'VfOf0oo 0o
Tasa1 subject to draft j. 1895, n ct
Amount expended during the year fGS,%, 4 ri -
all purposes ~ ~
Leaving balance in the, Treasury .agsS es
{ October !, 1S73.......:. ...vl4o,oou on
:. This balance is made up Of the following
distinct funds: .aO..'i:..t $500 Il
Enlance Of general school fund. ....&234 ,839 S2
Balance of generni school fund
Balapce of hospital FUND .......... a,Saa9 az az
Balance of fund for general pprpe ses. is,Yos 20
Total balance October l, 1873, as .oe ro
1 T. q
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). Colonel B. B. Douglas has. eouseated TO
he The CONSERVATIVE candidate fer the House
of Delegates iH; King NJ liam, couRtyar,a ri! !
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: Sf4k1 ,tfAt3kI sS1t*if!!H SESSION. A,stsy
~ 1ti,tGSa jSa-aiN = Il tsezsfaa sailkjaaAt}
..tST4aI s. a.iat!E. tI9 fjts!t -
1.Ir& Fs sseS III sfs,stnt ts.Il. b:soYe1
&s-!E ..
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Stephen A. Douglas, of Illinois, in the
canvass with Abraham Lincoln, said :" 1
believe this Government was made by white
men for the benefit of white men and their
posterity forever, and am; in favor OF con-
timing citizenship to white men-nlen of Ell
ropean birth and descent--insteado of con-
ferring it on negroes, Indians, or other infe-
rlor races. .,...,..st -, - E rr.-'ss q" =
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THE ALLEGED DfsQUALIFICATIoN
OF COLONEL ii uGuEs. ~

MORE INTERESTING cojlNEFTs or. TIE
.". ..' b" PRESS, !. - 49,, -.
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hitttssa Egti.ss4 20 frlitays5 ID b 40 sf'5a
~. 81. psisfsYa a4lEi $tk,.ssss S. sstSa Ass ala
j .gfGa. sese,E sli < Ssps30
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.gHss. a1lp,!x.;gaa u. ! g..tIsisad
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!. - 4==EMa~ fBtoofizssssoa
then formed under the dtgsetiea Of the pre-
,sidaas and ,marstals OF the Kemper Klub,
andmade the circuit Of the principal streets,
preceded By music and bearing transpa-,
'FsISies with patriotic and humorous
degicas and descriptions. rheyswese fol-
lowed by !, g q. :, x,l,.x a,.at
IL I. AsrE. 1870 4. esax,, ii iis.4
whs4 SHns asaelsda 10Y skssn an1uabcys son,
81 I'll al D s Sssst,os tEstksSs rs. sEt III "
az ,s.al tSS a fsFJfssfat Ii u
srss.ss <iisaseesS
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-20

rHss. frtils CONNECT or Rock Island with the
tr,.u- Oh. thr Chicago. Euyk Island Pacific u T..
tl. Peoria s. Rock leland q H.. The Western Union
X T. the chicago a southwestern Il u ami tu1
Davenport aud NJ, Paul T. a. Al Monmouth wish
Chicago. Burlington a Quincy T. T., al Bu-hngl.
with Toledo. Peoria * Warsaw 4. r.. at Board-.
town with SpriuauuId 4 tliiuot- southeastern T.
" and az chaplin with Toledo, Wabash a western
x A.
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NOTES, HERE AND THERE

Great quantities of barley and potatoes
are being shipped south on the Rockford
road from this locality.
W } JINGLE, formerly county treasurer
Of Mercer county, and once postmaster at
kcithsburg. died on Saturday last.
The fire last night was in a shed or sta
blc ON the premises Of Trinity Episcopal
Church. ON Green street Damage small
Sweeney and jackson have now each
got federal office Sweeney is L. :.
Commissioner and Jackson Postmaster
Our Legislature ha, passed the bill ap-
propriatinr Sl,OUOODO for the State House
and the bill to repeal the registry law in
places casting les. than l.jOU votes
On Monday next the natives Of Schel-
swig- Holstciu in Davenport, will celebrate
the anniversary of the Inauguration of
the revolution in their native land. which
had for its object freedom from the rule Of
Denmark
D. Appleton & Co., New Fork, have
just published LakeyilIe. or Substance
and Shadow, by Mrs. Mary HeaIy, with
illustrations 1t is another Of the serie,
Of charming books entitled Appleton
Library Of American Fiction Cramptor
has it.
Judge Peasants has fixed upon to-mor
row to hear the argument in the injunction
case of Spencer Il Robinson vs. The City
/ City Attorney McElhcrnc, and Osborn d
Curtis and VIM IL Gcst are managing the
case for the people. aud Sweeney 4 Jack
son for Spencer & Robinson.
4 pious old lady lay for long time III
with a complication of desperate diseases
aud prayers on her behalf were requested
in the Wednesday evening prayer-meetinl
Of her church 1t was again and again
stated that she was very low, and towards
the last that she was only kept alive by
eating the tendcrest squads, delicately
broiled She required about three a day
/ and all the young pigeons in the neighbor
/ hood seemed likely to be inundated on thu
altar Of her precarious existence Ont
evening after the usual solemn reques
had been made, followed by the usua
statement in regard to the poor lady diet
plain-spoken deacon arose and said
Brethren, we have long been Emporium
ing the Lord to restore our good sister Il
health, but it don t seem to be His will, St
] move that we intermit these prayer
and give the squads a show
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The Farmers Club of Rock Island
County. at their last meeting, adopted the
following, among other resolutions:

The Farmers Club of Rock Island
County, at their last meeting adopted the
following, among other resolutions
RESOLVED, That our senators aud Representatives
va Congress be- requested aud instructed to use all
honorable means To secure repeal OF the duties on
lumber salt pig iron iron auG steel rails and
those articles which enter largely into the cOnstruc
ton of lake and ca-going vessels and agricultural
machinery.
This is not the first evidence that the
farmers are getting their eyes open to the
enormous robbery perpetrated upon them
under the guise of protecting their indus
| try, but it is the most decisive resolution
they have adopted at any meeting. 1t is
1 perfectly certain that the farmers have the
| right to exchange their products with
those who are willing to pay the most for
them, whether those persons live in Cana
/ da, or England or Sweden, or Kamtchat-
/ ka subject only to such taxation a. is i'm
posed for revenue This right has been de
MED them for many years. In order to re
sumo the exercise OF it, it is not necessary Il
/ trample upon the rights of any other per
Sons, nor to make war upon the Judges OF
| the Courts whom they have themselves elec
ted expressly for their learning, impartial
! ty, and fitness to interpret and administer
/ the law 1t is only necessary to pass a bill
/ Of very few lines in Congress, which they
can easily pass whenever they make W
/ their minds t. do Chjcdgo Tribune.
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wsy HsvsrstaOt was Removed.

4 well-known citizen OF Rock Island,
Republican, and Il strong Grant man, was
in Washington not long since, and while
there met Mr.. Hawley. In the course Of
the interview, conversation turned upon
the Rock Island postoficc, and HaWiey
said a great many people wanted H'ver-
stick removed. This fact was not us,
puted. but Hawley was asked what could
be said against Haverstick to make reas-
enable excuse for removing him, as no
fault copld be found with the management
Of the office. Havley replied, in sub
stopor as follows He did not give eff
Glen, support TO Grant in the Union, dur
ING the recent campaign; he does not sup
port and defend COitax now; and one of
his bondSmen wants him removed
These, in substance, are, no doubt, the
charges used by Hawley to get Grant to
turn him out. The first is a falsehood, as
all know that the Union did in its way.
all it could u defeat Greeley and elect
Grant The second is probably true-and
this no doubt had some influence with
Grant, for the reason that Grant has re
Gently written a letter inlorsine CoitaX.
1t thus appears chat, with Grant ana
Hawlcy. loyalty {, the party requires He
pualicans to stand up for Coliax
The charge that one Ut his b'ndsnon
wanted him removed is. without the least
/. bit of doubt. entirely true His bondsmen
are d. True-lalu aud VIM Jackson, and
jackson j., exactly in the fix Of the fellow
in church. when the parsan. being about
to marry 70 couple, called On all who had
ans objection 10 the marriage 10 make
their objections known then or ever after
hold ,hcir peace After moment
pause, a young man arose and said he Oh
je,-pl; and being asked what were his Oh
ia.tjons he replied Il want the cir
myself Jackson wanted the post o:He,
himself aud that was why he wanted
IIayerstick removed
Ii wa, probably upon these charges that
Hawley got Haycrstick removed but the
question naturally arises Did these
charges furnish reasonable grounds Tor re
maval? What can be thought Of Grant
professions on the subject Of Civil Service
Reform. if he removes an officer without
cause and against whom no fault in hi.
official capacity. could be found And j
q removal was 10 he made at ALL for any
reason. i, VIM jackson the man whom
even a majority of his own party would
have preferred for the position
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-20

Entire New Programme. Prices a. usual X,
served Seats at Noodward's Bookstore
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nHTYYRe We CURE the habit FEENANFN--'
H0HElM CHEAP. QUICK, without suffering u
F" TUIH inconvenience, Describe yuur gAsg
IA u JAVA Address :. g. AEN~TEaNa. j.
EATERS, Berrien, Michigan. J.. o Boat
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- n,llr, ~ TI-I ~, N snrrnwr.rERN nn

Passenger. fur Kansas, Leaycnworth and inter
mediate nniuf- uu this Road, take westward trains
uf the Chicago. X ]. PAclhc X. H., arriving al
IrayruwnrtH lf %. IA and al -- =. m.
connecting OF Davenport, with II. & 81 T. T. L.
fa- IT, Witt ami Maquukgta.
AZ columbus function, with q &. X a " r. T.
Dor cedar Rapids. Cedar Falls and 81 Paul. north,
and Burliugtu aud Krokuk, south.
AZ Fairfield with a NJ X u for HUrlinrtou.
Al Ashland. with De- Moline ALLEY Il. X lnr n,
ukuk. Otumwa, OzkaIuD-A. EddyNiil'. GRIMM"
and bee Muinv-
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la order To facilitate the prlmp, de
livery If all orders for printing, TIM AR
CTS OFFICE has put into i', press
room new iobber, especially for light
work envelopes, letter and biIl-hcads
statements, cards. etc. With largely
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styles Of types, TIKI AEors Jon Rooms
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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-20

Mr. Lingle offers some valuable property
for sale See advertisement in this paper.
A lady who was urging some friends to
stay to dinner felt disguised when her
eight-year old boy came in and said
Mrs. Jones says she cant spare no bread
and Mrs Fox amt at home, so | didn t
get any butter The friends though
they had better dine elsewhere, and the
lady thought so too but she taught that
boy that the way of the trausgressor was
hard, before evening,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-20

Wadsworth 4 Parsons have Just opened
Il large loi of Hamburger cdgings and in
.ortipgs also pilucs, ruflings Marsailcs
ouiIt,. white -hectings, table linens and
other house keeping goods Their stock
of good, /. always the best in the city
They have the only full line of carpet, in
the city. d2tvlt
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-20

We can never cease t. admire the pro
crcss Of the great State ct Illinois, under
Radical auspices, in the matter Of her sen
atlrial representation. For many wears
she ha, been represented by such men a.
Douglas and Trumbnll. who were always
wasting their time upon constitutional
questions and abstruse points Of State-cratt
Bur now that she has Invested herself of
such servants and taken iu their stead that
truly great man. John Logan, he immedi-
ately covers her name with what You might
call thick coat of the red paint Of glory
by appearing as the counsel for Caldwell
II this pecuniary gentleman should e.
cape expulsion, the great State Of Illinois
should never cease % congratulate herself
thar her Logan was his saylour.->' Lgaa
H,p4y4+,-.t
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purnos Catarrh Snuff as Il key to
the head reveals secrets that shows
sAeptics the necessity for its use
Pixies Toothache Drops cure IN one
minute, only p cents Hale money
of Hoarhound and Tar for Coughs and
Colds soc and 81
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Jesse 90

The Union says our city debt would he
less if we were to deduct the uncollected
taxes. That's fact And it would be
still less five were to deduct the taxes for
next year That kind of figuring won
help Murdoch tor we can't deduct these
SUNNI an W. get the mmeN.