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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-03-28

DON'T TAMrER WITH ACoLD.-Perhaps in
the whole category of diseases to which hui
manity is susceptible, the cough is most neg.
lected in its early stage. A simple cough is
generally regarded as temporary affection
unpleasant and nothing more; but to those
who have paid dearly for experience it is the
signal for attack for the most fearful of all
diseases-Consumption. cough will lead to
consumption-if not checked-so sure as the
riv,llet leads to the river, yet it is easy enc
my to thwart, if met by the proper remedy
Aliens Lung Bdlsana is the great cough rem.
edy of the age, and it has earned its reputation
by merit alone. Sold by all good druggists.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-03-28
REPUBLICAN RULE.
Extravaganza, PrOfiisacy and
Decentralization.
Speech of Fernando Wood in the House
of Representatives, March q.

Fernando Wood spoke at great length
arraigning the present Administration for
the extravagant and corrupt manner in
which it has managed the national
finances. After portraying the dangerous
condition in which the country is now
placed, financially, and giving in detail
the comparative expenditures in the diff
ferent departments and bureaus of the
Government for the years 1868 and 1873,
Mr.. Wood made the following recapitula-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-03-28

DIR. WILHoFT's ANTI-PERIoDIC OR FEVER
AND AGUE ToNIC,-Wilhoft's Tonic has estab-
lished itself as the real infallible Chill cure
1t is universally admitted to be the only re-
liable and harmless Chill medicine now in use.
Its efficacy is confirmed by thousands of GER
titicates of the very best people from all parts
of the country. 1t cures malarious diseases
of every type, from the shaking agnes of the
lakes and valley to the raging fevers of the
torrid zone. Try it 1t has never been known
to fail WHEELoCK, FINLAY 81 Co., Propri
etors. New Orleans.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-03-28

thing occurs to disturb or excite or attract
their attention, the relaxation will cease
in a moment, and if it occurs near the
close of the milking some of the best
milk will be held back till the next milk
ing, when it will become the poor, blue
milk that is first drawn. A double loss
ensues from every such occurrence; be.
cause leaving milk in a cows bag always
tends to diminish northumberland
E1r,1,er
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-03-28

THE MAGIC INKsrAND.-Have you seen it:
If not, you have missed the greatest curiosity
of the century. 1t is a little factory, and
makes its own ink, of all colors, and enough
two (2) dollars, and can be had at all station
ers and booksellers, or by mail, writing to r
c. Roor, ANTHONY & Co., New York, or j
NJ. W. JONES, 104 Madison street, Chicago.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-03-28

WE have seen it stated in various papers
throughout the country that agents for the
were authorized to refund the money to any
person who should use them and not be salts
fled with the result. We doubted this ut FIRST
but the proprietors authorize US to say that it
is true
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-03-28

A NOBLE ENTERPRlsE.-By n bold innova-
ticn upon old theories, the National Surgical
Institute, Indianapolis, Indiana, has achieved
a name and work of philanthropy most envia-
BILE. 1t is the great Bethesda of the nation.
Thousands of the halt, lame and diseased, the
paralytic, those with deformed Limbs, Spine
tula, Catarrh and Chronic Diseases, here find
relief. Send for circular.
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doubt, the safest, surest and best remedy that
has ever been invented for internal and exter-
nal use. 1t is applicable to great variety of
complaints, and is equally beneficial for man
or beast.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1874-03-28

THE best Observation-Disclosures TIPPED
Shoes Five cents laid out for Silver Tips
adds one dollar to the worth of pair Of Shoes
Parents try it.
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Thirty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse.
MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP Is the prescrip
ton of one Of the best Female Physicians and Nurses
IN the United States and has been used for thirty
years with never-failipg safety and success by mill
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els. and gives rest health and comfort mother and
child. We believe 1t to be the Best and Surcst Rene
dy in the vorld in all cases of DYSENTERY and
DIARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from
Tsething or from any other cause. Full directions
for will accompany each bottle. None Genuine
unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS Is on
the outside wrapper.
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WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS,
w Please say y0n saw the advertiseme nj
In uhta pu peg.
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This series Is intended moro
particularly for the young. An
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e Comic lae story q a physi Sa
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Children Often Look Pole and SicI

"NOTIIING BETTER,'' said Dr.. John Ware. of
Boston, than Cutler Bros celebrated VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM. for Colds and Consumption.
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FEVER AND kCUE.

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IMP0RTED PATTERNS.
Fashions for Spring and Summer

psci.lly becoming every style Requress
ys Of aineh goods Price of pattern, with cloth ncds
cents, mailed.
I0o6-Ovssh for diSre kinda material straight
aide breadth 10 the prevailing feature in the new costumes
tern, with cloth model. 50 cents
UnV a n a - Is the name Of the most beautiful
~ n - n stylish and Easy Poonsse We
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MODEL with pattern Price of Pattern, Cloth Model
eloo. will be given a premium to subssriber.
tern which shows just ho. to the together
being cut BY the Psttsrn They are Perfect Guides.
, 1874-02-02
ADJUSTMENTS,
THE MUSICAL. COLLEGE SoINEE.


The third soiree in tho regular Boason Of tho
Chicago Musical College, which WAS given i'll the
purlors Of TINT institution Friday evening last,
was grand SUCCESS, and was attended by au
i1nmeuso audience. These soirecs, which arc
simply for tho pupils aud their frionds,-no ill
vitationB being sent out, t,-are doing Nh oxccl-
lent work in connection with tho system Of
teaohng pursued iu tho College. The next
gorce will be devoted to Beethoven. With the
exception of two or three 6chumnnn songs, both
tho vocal and Instrumental numbers will DO
made up from Becothoyon's music. as MI aux
iliary to tic study Of music, tic Collage manage
ment hns added instruction in Fronch and Ger
man to tho regular curriculum OF tho College;
UNION PAAK CHURCH CoSCEHT.
Louis Faak, tho favorite Musc'aa, has ar
Congregational Church., on Thursday ovoniug,
Feb, s, with the following programme:
i. Overture "se1niramio": ...,............ .Noasni
.. eaar.ete" Tho u; ferss rss: .%S: spusomm
%s %sttss ;ss csE' 4as", H'@5ark, and Iede' o,rr,
4. Plano 6olo-schcrzo IN u minor; Chopin
Miss clara Aturdock.
s. Song" D'f'''En 5ii:: Ess.s us1;:; A'''la''
III. &io;. i ,a: qua;tsS oigae.
l. Selections popa'tSs Sr i. iaix f''k
2. Duet" Tho Hwallows". .......... Kuechcn
Jfrs. l.. freeman and Aiss Il. Aathetes.
u ~''A ',ss' VIZ s n.a
4. piano Solo-f VaHe Cuprlcuh Ruff
lfiss Clara Murdpck.
s. Song" Bpringtitne". .Fcscn
Nr. Hurrtn c. C9Gia.
6. Trio from " LohenHrn". ........:... Wagner
.,trs. Freeman aud Ji4sscx Aataelfa and Naxter.
Messrs. cgG;4, Xiis,., Kimtart, a.ul iejier.
a1ozAAr'a TWELFTH MAsH.
Ono OF tho most noteworthy events in tho AiH
tory OF sacrod music IN Chicngo occurred ut Tie
Church Of tho Holy Family, gu Twelfth street
On lust Sun1ny morning, when Alozart'h "Iwciftl
| Mass" WAS produced, under tho direction 0!
Irof, A, KcHBclB by orchestra, ort,al', aud fnl
chorus. TLip Ia tho first time tho nlasB Inns boot
rendered IN this city with all t!o accoHBorlos fo
its lnaBaiyo ctioruheH and accolailinlutits, ailt
| tho Professor may take much ptniso to hllnsol
for tho successful nlannor i'll Whlott it ,V4h por
formed. After tho sermon, Alr. JoKepil Dlot'1l
p]gyel Bclltibort's Is Ayo Marie" n1Un the ylololl
colio iu AiB InoAt exquisite stye, accompanied OF
tue organ by rrof. KeBsela. Tho beantiiul hnr
mony OF of hchubart'B as!orcean was fully brougll
out by tho talontet performers.
coNCoRD1A CONCERTS.
A rogular sor;os of Sunday nltornoon CONCERT
l,aB now boen nanEAratel ut thu Conoord!a HUI
on Twcnty-Hooond Htroat, between Wnhaslt nyo,Il'
md btAte Btreet. Tho Light unagl lMid f'l.
niBloa tho music, udor tic tlitoctaoll Vi FlodoAr
| uOillnAlltl,
, 1874-02-02
MISUELLANEOUSs
TIE OIspOBITlDN,


smefal DisuatcA to The chieaGo Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, jan. 31.-Tl,e committee ap-
pointed by the Opposition caucus have prepared
u short address mud resolutions, which will be
submitted to meeting to bo held nost week.
What will 10 in them has not been made public,
but it ia understood that there will bo formal
ABANDONMENT OF TIE OLD PARTY,
and the announcement Of d willingness to CO.
operate with all who arc opposed to tho monopo-
lies mud corruptionh that hayo grown up under
the fostering caro- Of tle ruling party. The
caucus will probably indorao tue visws OF me
COMMITTED In spite OF the growing ct few
hart-heaticd gentlemen, who hnye sill faith in
the existence OF the Democratic party.
RAILROAD BUrrEn.
Another, and probably tho lust. Of the quo
spefFs Ya sata1e Snoea1 1 SSseg
tiyes. Ihat these, jA1nborees ore giyon
with tho expectation Of influencing
rallroad !ogialation,, ia apparent to
every ono, for, with all their wealtll, railroads
arc not ii, tho habit of entertaining gentlemen
who caa give them nothiug ~ rat,rn. It u
| cainod by those WHO have attended that rali-
roada wore not mentioned during tho manl. Tho
| innoconts pretend to imagine that shrawd lob
| byist would Try aud capture tlom on tho SPOT,
lie k,,o,ya hettor Ho bldeH h!s time. They nre
not moro friendly moaiH, for tho host knows
nothing of Ills guests but TINT they ato membore
of tho Legislature, aud 1t IL q strange elreun''
stance that, witt. gare excoptlona, tho gueatt
| wore ali 1nolnbers. a rltnlor that
a1EENDAOKH wERE NEISd USED
Inns boon in circulation, but perhaps the whit
WAS fatnor Of the Thought IN tho minds Of moln
bers Time will tell.
| ... IN TIE SENATE.
Tl,cro WAS no quorum presont In tho Sonat'
tlia luor,,ng and an hour waB spout III roatlful
bills first limo. Tho question Of Statos light
wan rasotl In humorous resolution preaento'
by Mr. Casey, M old'umo Democrat. It con
, 1874-02-02
RELIGION MADE EASY.

Sermon by the Rev. Nlrs HlcrctlitTas OF
the Oakland Methodist Church.
The following is sornou recently preached
by tho REV. Lewis Meredith, pastor of tho Oak-
land NJ. E. Church, which is situated on tho cor
nor of EHan ayonuo md Langley Btroot:
Tcxt-Enur 80 In ut the straight gate; for wo is tho
quite nd bread - tac way TUT endeth to dcslrcsto
etl many crs bo which " iii thercat. necause straight
a tho gac, aud narrow IL the wayt which ioadotl unto
lie, ail few there 10 that nnd It, lieware of i.lse
tuwartly iley arc raycn.ng wo!yrs. Yo sl!all know
them by thcr fruits Do gather grapes ot t4oruB
igs Of tllintlea7 Mnttlcw VIII, II, II, 15 aud Id.
There have always been In the world two class
eB,-tlo iistlcss and indolont mud tho active md
perssvoring. Tho right to tho blessings and I'M
uuuitics OF life belongs only to tho latter. The
former class obtains them om illegItmnte prinei-
ples. The couutogparts Of tlleeo nre found also
the ACCESSIBLE favors aud etnolunents aro ge-
cured Only by tho clash complying with tho Htipu-
lated coudtiuus while tho 0tlor iaiB necessarily
ijocauso tic efforts to obtain tle1n are put forth
i'll an unlawful way.
policy n this life will show t!ut this practical
inw ri Tho Gpspcl is inGorBed by tho common
aonso Of mankind. Given tho fact TINT tllore
arc dillcultes in tile way to certain end, he
would 10 pronounced either visionary or
oyos to tllos1,, or would nndertako to explain Of
rnuson them away. There aro two elollentB II
tic truo way Of graphing with things,. QUO ~
to rot rid Of obstacles a1Hl dangers WHOM prac
ticablo; tho otl.or to submit to unavoidable
difficulties. Whenever mountain, river, or SCI
thrusta itsslf in ma,l'a way, his first study Il
whother there is q reasonable prospect Of gotsin|
around tho trouble either BY br!dging or trayoI
osi,apil. f, Tho hi,!tlrhncu to swift colnnlorco o
thoyrht ly uroad oceans is removed by opelinl
i6 aliubtnIns pathway through their deptfs.; iii
tranHit Of to Alps effected By, slow and tetio!
climbing. In superseded whou tho Mount Ccnl
Iuunol ortoa to tho sorla, MY gates arc opo''
naAs through" Europe, for ages, tollod asonn
tIo Onno Of Good Hope to reach Asia, tho'
tried the camel and dro'nedary, md atolwartl til
rail, overland from Meaitorranoan to Ned so' g,
Sncz Cnnul, Wlen California began to tiro'
Fiji sit its golden hlnts to tho world. tho obstacle
! the ,;ay OF gottlug there uttered also thol
, 1874-02-02
THE PULPIT.
tCont1nnetl frOt1 tho Thtrtl raEc.)

right, and Mr.. Collier said no mover fot 30
nbi,alncl III ]lis life. Tile cabmans Maiillors
were no perfect, go refincl.
Tho lecturer tlon referred to tho higher CUT
turo Of tho French and Engliall people, OF thoir
moro correct pronunciation Of tholr lahgl'ag,o'
and their at,iotor. moro goptlema,1y ways In
restaurant tnblo waH dcsiro,ls OF letting ovofy
one hear whut ho said, 60 as to slow how wiso
he WAS.
street, where tho sidewalk WIS not over two fcot
witlo, md lie asked this boy whore certain place
waa. The boy took groat pnins to 80 sonio dls-
nv tolI lin Ito direction Without taking tho
Trouble to go out Of Ills way. Now, wl'at Amer"
lean hoy would hayo done thnt3 The TACT 49,
That our boys think it iB unmalily not domocfat-
10, to bu polite. a man must DO n Christian to TO
bo gentleman. No 1ibortno or dr',nkafa can a
bo a gentleman. IIo onnnot 10 ono nan III tho
ualoon and billiard -hnll, and another in tho par
lor of good society. ,,-,,
The lecture closed with Nh Invitation 1or alt
Young pooplo to attond the regular course ol
buulay ovenipg lectures.
, 1874-02-02

cortlod tho arrcst Of Senator Durla by tho United
Htntos District Court for cunton,rt, llo botng Il
Supervisor Of A1acoupin County who rofusui to
oxtontl tho nsHoHHnseilt mntlo for tho payment Of
tho Ntacoupin County conrt-IIouae on order OF
tho Court. Tlo HoBnlon Of tho Sonnto hotng
tiuo tin t,lrned into fnrco, nt ii IN adjournmonb
wap orloret. TIL Monday morning,
ENAcr1Nn THE B0liEDur.EH.
Tho announcement that tito Supreme Court
Inns dcoilod TINT tllo Legislature llaa powor to
rprninto tho rates for storlnE grain III warc-
houses, 1,an boon discussed by mombcrs, and
thoy concl,,le tllcrcfrom that Tho bn,no rulo mp
niles to railways, Md that they should onaot the
sc11edulcH ut olco
, 1874-02-02
IOWA.


apecial Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., jan. 3l.-No Htcps havo yot
boon taken in tho Legislature to Investigate
Judge Coles. The opinion prevas thnt thero
eau bo no case mado against him on technical
grounds. Tho ubiect scontinuos to DO tho topic
OF convorBation.
An attempt was mat1o today IN tho House to
pass d resolution for a recess Of two weeks. The
resolution was opposed by tho Anti-Monopoists,
aud on vote to table WINS carried by good ma
iority. Tie Anti Monopolsts will oppose re-
coHs, unless il bo worry short, md sufficient only
to allow tho Visiting Conl1nitteos timo to 10 Inn
mcdlatoly to tho State institutions aud return.
The bill to pny mileage to membors, which
passed this morning, included q clause allowing
the Speakor pro tenn. extra per diem Of 90,
Mr.. MoKeol, Bhrowd Anti-Monopolist, hap
pened to discover the error aud this afternoon
moutary spnrrng, but this motion prevailed by o
party vote.
, 1874-02-02
STATE LEGISLATURES.
MINNESOTA,

MINNESOTA.
snec|at Dispatch 10 The Chicapo Tribune,
sr, PAUL, Afinu., JAN. 3l.-1lo Sonato ordered
IN invoatgation into tho affairs Of Oaas County,
which, with q population Of 1oas than 100, and
Tho roal estate mostly owned by non.rosllclts, is
in dobt $4,000; paid $4,000 for blank books,
levios for tax Of $40 900. noarly NIL for ofcorA
na1aries, md expended most of tho money III
yiolntion Of county lava. In the dobate sonn-
tors mentioned Morrison and other countios ns
similarly miBnnnngod hnyfng paid ca 900 to e8 900
for hooks, enough to last llnlf 4 century, and
committee WIS instructed to inquire into oil
similar cases.
RAILROAD TAXATION.
The Attorney Gcncral sent to the Senate h
communication sustaining tho Nailrond Com
missionors, olnllning TINT tho Winona Il ST.,
Potor'A Railroad Company owes largo balancc
of taxoa on gross earnings, which ho ostiu'atos
Mt 100000. The elaims arising from
q decision, at tho instance Of. tho
Company, doclnring unconstitutional and void
fcncoa. ETC., granted for two or tllroo yonrs 4
reduction Of Tho taxes from to por cont.
Tho Company paid tho rotluced tax, bnt tho net
falling it III claimot it must pay tho bnla'lco Of
tho por cont for those yenrs.
H1I1T1t's INDIAN ZINE BALks
wero again discussed OIL motion to amend the
uouso memorial asking Congress to amonl
ti,om. The only opposition Expressed yas to
tho declaration Of tito States proporty,rigllt in
tho reservation lands, which Is omitted by
tho proposed amendment. Mr.. Donnolly,
Chnirman of tho Investigation Committee,
said the Committee alrcndy has evidence war-
rautiug tho assertion that tho snleB wolo ul,'
necessary. frandu!cntiiy conceived, and ut
priceB far below the value. Tho amount of pine
ii1ltlor contract ia estimated at 1000, ,000,0 QUO
foot.
IN THE HOUSE.
Tho bill to repeal tho lr,ebriato Aeylum law,
and distribute the fuutts, WAS sent to tho Com
mittco of tho Whole after n long dcbatc, will
tito House about equally divided.
STATIONERY.
A resolution providing for tho payment O
Merrill i Co., for stationary to place on tn
| 1nembors' desks at tho opening Of tho sossiot
| brought forty to tho floor nt once. In ton min
utcs all had spokon to tho subject, and tho reso
| luton was voted down.
| NEW BILLS.
| Bills wore introduced lpcating tho Inebriat
Asylum ut Iod Wing and ut Worthingtou.
, 1874-02-02

Special Dispateh to Tile Chieago Tribune.
DENVER, COL, Jan. 31.-Iho Lowor .1foueo Of
tho Legislature passed. o bill to-day removing
the capital from Denver to Pueblo. Tho vote
in the Upper House will be very close on this
question. The result was brought about by u
swap-off between members through appropriate
Nnullor.
, 1874-02-02
QHIO.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 3l.-!This morning bills
were introduced to allow notes ind bills payable
ut sight three days. grace; to require ma }ority
Of ffeoholdots to petition for the opening Of d
road also to tax landowners for tho construc-
ton to roads not further thRn two milos at tho
tern,ini Of tho road; and for the appointment Of
d State Inspector Of Mines.
A bill was introduced for tho survey and aalo
OF canal and swamp lauds for the benefit Of tho
Agricultural College.
, 1874-02-02
A METHODIST DEDICATION.
Sermon by President Fowler, oi
EVANSTON

scrmou by President Fowler, OF
Evanston.
Tim dc1tcatory Bcryiccs Of the Michigan
ino % Mat,'"S's. 1sn;,.onn, I,hurcl, ,ocotod ou
Avenue ne.!'ons ., ~, .,. .a 49,.
tic avenue from which IL Rots 'b na'ne a''o 1'or
Tlirty-sccond street, took placo yesterday mor1l-
t,g. Tho odihco ls II neat, substantial structure,
oi t.",''o' 'np o.eou ~ H.. .,,a no. ,,;,,,
mcMatey sapbequoht W Luz NV "',. 'o0.' "l.41
the lot on which 1t Is onllt' accoruiae " 'no
Trcasurcr'a report, eI3, 600. 1t lB OF tho modern
f,othio pty)o Of architecture, two stories In
49, ,..t. h.,o,,o,,t 1oct,,o.roor,
Holbo.' on"Aou .to ~ ,st.a .,,tlo -,
Ind church eamtornh' .hs oa 1"'tut tu, ."p"u.o ~
comfortably Boating about 1s2oo. Tho baaonont'
heretofore occupied for church purposes, will bo
uso1 noroo ftcr as tLo sun1nv-nchool room Of the
rnurroUnt,o,,. ho church propor IL neatly con-
str,ictod in Glack wnln,,t, Will tho wo1s painted
- hr;rSt crcnrn-so'or aid tho ceiling III blue
witi, eemi-beau,s crossing at ounal distances,
na;n,o nj ;n 1mfY md huo. 1ho punt ls OF black
ra5nnt olled as IN also tho cl,oir-gallcry imn,o-
S;nto1v ~ tnc rcar If TIM mint which contains
' ~ or,an Of thirteen pines, seemingly of great
nowcr. After tho voluntary, 4 hymn was sung
Ev lin chnir followed by prnyer from tho paB-
NY ria guo e5nrcisos wcro m coItod by tho rcad
i1e of selection Of tho Scriptures from th Sill,
is psal,r hymu was sung. wlou tho sermon was
.nnounced: 49, ,.s',., -.
7hc 1,ov. q. II. Fowler, % b. D.. President Of
,bo ~ Northwca.err University. selected his te1t
ram p the TirBt Thistle Of Join, first, second md
t,rd verses. After dwelling briof timo and tn
m oionmom manner on Tic solomnity Of tho oc-
"n "n.;nu: H md cnnrrafu|ntipg the congregation
uno,, u boyir Ut lust secured church in which to
,r1oynn w1U In aa.d nm awnro that very many Of
ro,, coio to this church with moro than ordinary
onxictv Il Ia will most Of Won q tltld.Gay. It
IoSa ,ot aeaTn noasi,la TINT ono eau call in IA
tm,,nrtou1 M themo in tic great awcop Of Thought
natat .vch IL a,,rrostcl 6y tho words Of cur text
Tvarv sj;'o Of benr ip involved in It. That
,yhic., wo hayo in cir characters In common
11n t1,.t rnrt ~ nur lnip,, f1nda s,,lioct for
, 1874-02-02
LEGISLATIVE RESIGNATION.

Sprcial DfspatcA to tho Chicago IfidHne.
GRAND NAr1ps, Mlell., Jan. 81. ~ Another
ourro.l by tho resignation OF OharleH ". Wat-
klnu REPRESENTATIVE from the Second District
OF Allogan County, WHO comes to thla city to 70.
sdo.