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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

TERRIBLE sroHh ALoSG the GuLf- GNLYg,roN
nEIuGrr, n"HLtSas BLOWN DuwE An W..
rnorsn. AID anirpISa pI-AHLrp.
Dispatches II !.ot Mondays pap,ra report
mnCh dam, Fe from st0rm along the Cgj! coast.
Tie particulars also show Iho storm 10 have
been very revere ~ thc interior. l. appears
that about half Of Gslyo -ton illlul VIVA ioulpd
from the Gnlf, end that the wind hl5w down
two hundred aoall dwellings, and uurooird
several chuclIes. besides dong other damage
Tho strand market was several times Hooded
to depth of two feet Three large schO0n-
ers, Il steamboat aud two tUga were sunk IN tie
hATb0F. Several vessels were driven ashore
and one OF them was forced forty feet up the
beach. IL was reported Llat thirty persuus had
refIshed, including ten men at wuIk on the
breakwater, and tho health officer Dr. Petite.
and his guards, but New Orleans Especial" re.
dnces the number to four. There ia Il similar
contradiction regarding the property destroyed,
some accounts placing tho l0ss NJ high vs.
Sl,UuO,uOO others asserting 1t TO bo slight The
railroads ut Galveston and IN the interior were
badly damaged, but it was expected on Saturday
when the ntOrm ceased, tiit uaius vnlIll Ta-
sume running IN couple Of days. At Braehear,
Lyons, and other points along the coast, the
water was from two 10 four feet dcep. Telc-
grams from Nav Mexico report Tremendous
storms within the past ten days. and the par
till destruction of the town Ut Lac Cruces Lv
what is termed \ wuIoIspOut
FURTHER PAETIcuIARs-TuE STORY OF ruu DAM.
AGE CJNFiK2lFp y.
ny Telegraph 10 tic CoU.Htrr'G
GALVESTON, Sept. 20.
The gale here has been foarfuy destructive.
The steamer australian. loading for Liverpool
~ ashore. The bark h. .irUOtceH il ashore
and the bayou steamer Bd,lS'aH IL E total wreck,
The quarantine station is washed away. and DR..
II. W. Peel and lis grandson are both lost. All
the government buildings used i'll the construc-
ton of tue EArb1r improvements are washed
away Tho damage in tina GENITAL part of the
city is estimated AZ @2OO,O 600. Great damage re-
ported along the coast for bundled miles to the
north west
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

Pr BVnhsfr Paul DlatFseh, or Milwaukee, feeling
mis- earthly tanernscle stored with troubles 10 be
expelled, doclded,after fu enquiry amt investiga-
ton, to employ Ayers Pills. in bis haste 70 purify
his lSutch stomach he nistoOs the directions a II
~ and swallowed % for dose. THIS created, of
coarse, an ap-paul.lng internal rebellion. gui Panl
went through the fight like q hero, and came on
victor ar last win . renovated system which he
proud'y exhibits as prolf Of the wisdom Of MS
choice. lie advises every holy n take Dcct AYERS
Pills. hut kindly sdyses his friends ho are ainbl
t0us OF following his example, to 'pe sure and take
der right DO. ion. '--tiiDnesota Ie,s,yaph
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tSrC.iar's lsusIesIs.

FURTHER PARTICULARS IN THE WOODWARD Acct
DENTAL tUlulING CAsE-yEgDICr OF THE jury.
Tie ceroneFs jury in the case ofJsmes Wood
ward, accidentally killed on Monday evening,
while cunning for reed birds in the marsh lands
near Stanton, rendered verdict, yesterday, that
death was caused by the Academia! discharge of
shot gun. The evidence before the coroner
failed TO show tho cause why tho gun went Off .
but iC IL supposed the hammer OF the gun hit
or caught on bush. Woodward and
younger brother had been cunning for reed
birds, and when they counted them there were
four lacking OF two dozen, when the deceased
TOOK another short round and killed enough to
make up that number. While the Younger
brother was counting and sorting the birds the
deceased stood some distance away leaning upon
ms gun. At the discharge the younger brother
ran to him, and held linn up, when the only
words he uttered were " My God, | am shot"
He dled IN faw minutes after the accident
woodward was young man. about 20 years of
sge. Of good character and much beloved BY all
who knew him.
THE UNKNOWN STRANGER.
Lust evening an inquest WAS held upon the bo-
ny of the unknown stranger found dead in 1t
Jamess Grove, near Hartman & Fereubach's
brewery, an account of which WAS reported IN
Yesterdays COMMERCIAL, Witnesses testified 70
inc llnding of tie body ~ stated. but no nfor-
nation was obtained by which tho identity of
was found tho following receipt, which is sun
posed TO furnish his name
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81.
EectiNod in good order from Charles L, Weld.
ing ON board the Philadelphia 4 baltimore Gen.
trail Il. r. one crate peaches marked john For
syth, Chadd's Ford, penna.
y. b. AMOR.
Two empty laudanum vials were found IN
pocket OF the clothing Of tho deceased, and this
led to the belief that the man had suicided.
Dr. Gllm9haw made superficial examination OF
the body, but discovered no outward
evidences of death from laudanum, and
was unable to detect any marks of violence In
the absence OF any well ascertained Causes of
death the jury rendered u verdict that it had
proceeded from CAUSES unknown.
Coroner Groves telegraphed, this morning. to
Cladds Ford iuquiring about the deceased, but
AAd received no reply nc noon. 1t was ascer-
tanned that the stranger had been travelling on
the BALTIC. Central Il. Il. lie was n cookbook
ing young man. VITA short black monstacho up-
per teeth much decayod, was apparently about
% years OF age, and was well.dregsod III suit Of
Il IL ali
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Eastern shore Politics.


iSpFrESpENT DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT In QUEEN
ANNE's COUNTY.
The following advertisement appears in the
Contrcyille Record, (Dem.,) of the 10th
The delegates of the 1st, 81 and 81 Districts
Of Qleeu Anne'- county assembled at the Court
House IN CentTeYille, Tuesday, Nth inst, for
the purpose of nominating an independent
Democratic Ticket, Int owing to y misunder-
standing on the part OF tho committee ordering
cal through the county papers for district
meetings, Queenstown aud Kent Island were
not represented, therefore the delegates declined
making nominations, and now call upon the yo
tera of the 4th and 9th dslrIcts to meet at their
accustomed voting places on Saturday. 18th
lust, and elsct delegates to meet their brother
Democrats on Tuesday 2lst., i'll Centreviile, to
nominate full county ticket
-. JONI CorlAGr, rrest.
W. G.. Temple, Secy.
The Record in apparent ALARM begs Demo-
Gratis to have nothing to do with the movement,
but mentions that Messrs Coppage and Temple
Nere delegates to the Maryland Democratic Com
Ventlon, which nominated Carroll for Governor.
aud Temple is also member of tho Democratic
state Committee. A full Democratic ticket is
already in the fold in Queen Anne'p. having
been nominated on the eth inst This is there.
fore an independent movement
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working mp the Ticket,

FURTHER pE'GHEss or THE ISDEpEspEST MOVE
MENr IL MAINLAND.
baltimore, Sept, 20.
The Superior Council of Citizens Reform Par
" held q session, last night, at which John NJ
McC.jntock was withdrawn from the sheriiYalty
to harmoniZe all the clements of opposition L
the regular Democratic nominations. His suo.
cessOr has not yet been named.
lhe Republican State Convention meets here
to-day to receiye the report of the Committee of
Conference in relation to tho formation OF a
State ticket. They will recommend to the CON
r0nton for their Endorsement Hon. j. Morrison
Harris for Governor, s. Tesckle Wallis for attor-
ney general, and Col Edward Wilkins for comp
trOller, those gentlemen being the choice Of tbe
Merchants Reform and Citizens Reform parties,
who will confirm their nomination at a mass
meeting to BIO held next week. IL ia probable
that the recommendation will bs approved.
Mi.ssEs. HARRIS AND WALLIS ACCEPT The SOaIrSA.
TONS TESDtRfD THEM.
Hon. ]. Morrison Harris AID S. TeacLle Wallis
have definitely accepted the nominations by the
Independents for Governor and Attarney-Gon-
eral. These men will, therefore, head the Oh.
position 10 the regular Democratic nominations.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
Gin Ave &c F1Aller.
MS ARREST IN WASHINGTON, LAST EVE ING.

Ills ARREST IN WASHINGTON, Last EVE ING.
Special Dispatch to he baltimore sun.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-Chsrles G. Fisher,
late the assistant United States district attor-
ney, WAS arrested in the Theatre Comque to-
night, by Detectives McDeyitt and Miller, on
charge Of stealing tho appeal bonds and papers
in forty District cases which had been appealed
to the Criminal Court. These papers were not
missed until Friday last, and since then the de-
tectives have been engaged in the search for
them. The detectives tonight recovered thirty
eight OF the forty cases known to be missing,
and have information that they eXpect will lead
to the recovery OF several indictments which
have been stolen. They have also evidence OF
persons to whom Fisher il alleged to have ctfer-
cd to sell the papers for one-tenth OF the amounts
involved. Fisher was locked up in the cell at
police headquarters for hearing tomorrow.
The arrest creates considerable excitement.
ADDITIONAL PARTIoULARs-FIsHER wAIyss An
EXAMINATION AND dIvEs BAIL.
By Telegraph to the Commercial.
WASHINGTON, Sept. a.
Chas. G. Fisher, late assistant U. &. Attorney
who was arrested, late last night on the charge
| OF stealing the appeal bonds and papers in forty
District cases which had been appealed from the
Police Court to tho Criminal Court waived an
examination, this morning, and was held to an,
. swer before the Grand Jury now in session.
The police officers have recovered not only
+, the papers charged to have been stolen but al
additional number OF equal importance Fisher
had placed there in tho possession OF another
party from whom they were obtained and the
object was to realize money Oh them.
Tho Revised Statutes provide as punishment
for such offences fino of $4,000, or hard labor
| for three years. or both in tue discretion Of tho
Court.
| The accused was Il son of the late U. $. Dis.
trict Attorney for the District OF Columbia.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

superintendent Groves gives notice that he
has deposited registers and blanks for the pub.
lie schools Of this State at various places which
are named in the notice. The Superintendent
seems to be actively oxertng himself in t. d.
rectiun of school improvement, and we trust is
meeting with fair success. So heavy work AZ
the reorganization OF our s2Irool systom neeas-
sarly requires time.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
,upOUrANrY O PEACH GROWERS.

The DAILY COMMERCIAL tciR contain daily reports
Of peach shipments and Of the condition Of the marksts
during the shipping season, 1hich wiH be highly pdt-
liable to all engaged IN marketing the peach crop on
the Deld,care Peninsula. The COMMERCIAL wiH BE-
mailed to subscribers postage said at 80 cents month
Send along your orders
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

Maine give. nearly i've Thousand Republican
majority on the State ticket elects Republican
in tho Congressional vacancy by thousand ma
jority, and has 9 Republican majority in the
Senate and 10 in the House. And over this ro-
suit, there has been no little Democratic iubila-
ton Let them laugh that win.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
HOWARD NJ. JENKINS, WILMER ATKINSON,
FRANCIS G. FERRIS.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Thursday, Septem Der 81, 1873.

IMPORTANT NorIox.-After January 1st, 1875,
the Publishers of The DELAWARE TRInuSE mil
prepay postage thereon, and the paper TOLL be sent
to subscribers at he present price, 80 per year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

The Sherif's real estate sales arc now advsr-
tised in the Morning Herald, the new daily pap
or just started by tue Messrs. O'Byrne. Middle
to'ca Transcript.
Some are, aud some are not. The Sheriff ap-
pears to be dividing his sales between the Her.
al at,1 ,Iuy,Itp
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
TELEGRAMS.
spain.

AuNIoN OF MoSARcHfsrs ooUssELsp.
MADRID, Sept. 90.
A ministerial circular was issued to the r. O.
fects. to-day. 1t urges = union of the Mon
archists of all shades iu the coming election.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

Senator Morton has been making brilliant
canvass in Ohio. being received by immense
meetings, which manifested the greatest enthu-
slasm at his addresses, aud gave him the most
cordial greeting. Morton is not popular in the
New York SlU. Office and similar localities but
he 10 the pride of tens Of thousands in the Ohio
Valley,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

yOoLOGICAL GARDEN,
PARAMOUNT PARK,
PHILADELPHIA.
ELEPHANTS. RnlNoCERoS LIONS, TIGER.
HlRAffEs. SEA LIONS, GRIZZLY BEARS,
MONKEYS, 40, &c.
Large collection OF living
WILD BEASTS BIRDS. AND REPTILES
OPEN EVERY DAY.
NaeuFsloni.ts need not carry lunch. A the res.
1anrant In the grounds where meals atn Inrn,,hI
at moderate rates.
ADM SSION-A,,ults, .......,ps Cent?
augi smw -'' -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
THE PEACH TRADE.


Ere The ThwuSF reaches its readers again
the peach season will have onled, so far as the
bulk Of the shipments are concerned, and we
shall be alle, next week, very probably TO lay
before its readers the results of the season,
The following is our summary for the weel;
ending September 2lst.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

A slight Misunderstanding.

"laNe you 'een the great restcrer % ksd on.
OF our near-sghted friends Of another, n Few tnys
ago. 'IIhe great Rist0r Oh yeshesrl her as ETi.a
beth, Grand wonan,eir." ~ don't mean her. mean
me great testorer oil s'gh', Diamond Spectacles.
oet hhlr OF tnein al once aud see that 1, Is
stamped with the diamond trade mark - -
For sale In Wilmington by u $. CLARK
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

The Philadelphia Press appeared yesterday in
a new dress Of type, looking very we'll We wish
the dress would not 30 soon show signs OF wear
and grow seedy. A large part OF the time, the
Philadelphia papers, except the Ledger and S'dr,
(Which stereotype and therefore have fresh type
every day,) look more or less shabby. Some of
them are just nov attlred in very shabby garb
We with thoy would all stereotype.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
spctial alotitss.
TINE MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

have PROVED EXON TIE MOST ample ex-
perience, an entire success. SIMPLE Prolnpt Efric
ent and Reliable They the only medicines per.
!ectiy adapted TO popular ustiso simple that inis-
takes cannot be made in using them so harmless
as To be free from danger and 80 efficient al 10 he
always reliable. They have the highest Commences
tloh fop al ana VIII always render satisfaction.
Nos. Cures ca,.s
!. FRvERs, Congestion, Indam,ratlons. .........2S
Z. WORMS, worm Fever, Worm Cole.
!. URYlNd-C0ilc. or Teething OF Infants, .,.,,,25
DIAARHHA, OF Children or Adults.
Q. pYskSTkhY, Gripping Bilious tolu ,............25
p rraDGE It vomiting.
Z. COUGHS, Colds, Bronchitis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
8 NEURALGIA, Toothache, Faceache,.
~, " mhAnAcnss SEX Heodaehe. Vertigo, %
~. DYSPEPSIA, Bilious stomach, OK
Il. surPREssKD or Painful Periods.
u. WHITES, TOO Profusc Periods, Observation-Disclosures
IT, GROUP, Cough, Difficult breathing ...,,,,.23
~. SALT RnEuA, Erysipe as Ernptions, ..........R
IS. RHEuMATIsM, Rheumatic Pains, '..5 ~
70. FEVER AND AauE, Chill Fever, Agues, 80
~. IiLks, blind OF bleeding, ........... .....so
Is. opHTHALMY, and Sore or weak Ryea .,.D
~. uhrARRi', acute or chronic, inhuenz,,, 80
~. WnooflNa-CouGH, violent coughs. .........5o
u. AsTHMA, oppressed BREATHING, ............s6
" hAR DISCHARGES, Impaired hearing, ......be.
~. sGRopulA, ENLARGED glands Sweligs, .,....fc
70. l,RopsY and scanty secretions, ......,...,,50
~. SEn,siosEhss sickness from riding, 80
y. hiDshY-DissasB, Gravel, .........,..,,,.,,Su
n. EkRvRors DEBILITY, ......................IOD
90 TRiStay WRAkNsss Ssi.s the BED
~. PAsfuiL PsRinDs, with spasns, ...,,,,,.,., Isl
s -. pi,Eass OF HEART. Inspirations, etc., ~ 90
80 I'hrsrf, spasilb, ~. Nltus Dance, .,.,,i 80
~. lliPhfuRRlA liberated sore throat, ,,..... 10
80. CHRONIC CONCESSIONS and EruptioIis, 800. no
V'als' 90 cents, except rs. 80. ami asy ...$i 90
FAMILY CASES.
Case (Morocco) with above 80 large y,aIs ynI
Manuel OF directions. .........,,,,, xfn ~
case (horocco) of 90 large ysis and BOOK go
single Boxes and Vias ss above
SO THESE remedies are sent by the case Or singh,
box 10 any part OF the c0uGtry, FREQ OF chargp On
receipt OF price. Address
HUMPHREYS
;, q
Oihce and Depot No. bs2 broadway, New I.rg.
For Sale in Wilmington by
W. II. ALRICH,
JOHN j. GALLAGHER.
u d c. SHOEMAKER
w. RRISGUuRSr a co,
fee7, leodSwi7 aWAITti:s'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

1t is expected that Gen. Bart, postmaster at
Boston, viii be removed this week, and rnmor
says that Edward S. Tobey will be appointed in
bis place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

The earnestncss of the American feeling in
behalf of the public schools is displayed most
forcibly whenever any enemy threatens them.
In New Jersey, recently, the Constitutional
amendments guaranteeing their integrity were
adopted By majority simply enormous, and
the display OF opposition by some of the Roman
Catholic priesthood only swelled tho over
whelming vote. In New York aud Ohio the
same disposition is indicated amongst the peo-
pie, as the question coraes undor discussion,
and in the latter State, il It were distinctly seen
that there was an effort to destroy tie schools,
Or to divide the fund for sectarian use, the mp.
rising of popular indignation would be irreslst.
ible. Nothing is closer to the American heart
than the public school system, and il there
exists a purpose or a hope in tho mind Of any
men or cia.s, whether UltramUntaue,
Jesuit, or what not, that there may some day
come favorable opportunity for undermining
or destroying it, the prospect is certainly not
encouraging to them. They must wait long
time before the vigilance of the people on this
subject will sleep.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

"lota,' Philadelphia correspondent of the
Bucks County IateHipHctr, seems TO know all
about peaches, and he insists that tito ocean
shipment is impossible, while the Delaware
peach-men hold directly contrary views. ''IOta"
says: Had they not rotted during tho voyage
they would all have rottei Immediately Uu b,ng
exposed to the air. Shipments to tue West
still continue, but profit ID realized them,
and 30 far rs can see, their only use Is to re-
lieve the home IN lrkeb and sustain prices. The
peach is not fitted to an ocean voyage to Eu-
rope. Nor will it bear tho cost of railway tran
sit to the West, Phiiaia. Press.
We had observed the paragraph which the
Press quotes, in "Iota's" letter. and we take
occasion to say that while he may 'seem" to
know all about peaches, his knowledge IN fact
extends nothing beyond seeming, in respect to
ocean shipments. There is no reasonable doubt
judging by eXperm lent and actual tas, that il the
peaches had been refrigerated for two days,
bsfore .shipping,aud then there had been larger
leo supply on the steamer, they wonld have reach
ed Liverpool in good order Aud there is no rea-
son to believe either, judging by experience,
that they would have rottei Immediately on ex-
posure to the air.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

THE PRISONER FOUND GUILTY IN THREE COUNTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.
Tho jury in the Westervet case rendered a
verdict, this morning. They found the PRISON.
Ell guilty in the last three counts Of tho indict-
mert. motion was made for new trial.
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AiMIstlnfNtS.

~ Al
COMMENCING ON MoNDAr, SEPT. 9yru.
aud continuing u til FtIDAY, October lat. 1870.
This Society has been IN active operation for "a
wears, and In that period Discussed more than s2DD
Exhibition. " "
The amount OF rremiun,s offered this year
WILL REACH NEARLY $4,000.
And unusually complete arrangements have been
made at Lancaster for the accommodation of xhib
nors and visitors.
The Book of Entries
WIN DC op ~ the olhse, in Lancaster on and after
TUESDAY, THE 3lsT DAY OF AUGUST,
AZ exhibitors 1sT have ihelr articles and AMI
a S ente,eI on we Secretary books before TUES
Each exhibitor will receive card by mall or 9th.
sr r =, accommodating, ny name and number, each
II Is required that EXHIBITORS in oil cases shall oh
IAN eaIds, or Their articles VIII be refused a,!,I!,-
Bon to tho enclosures,
COMPETITION FaEE TO ALI
n"npe,itlon is c1.eXtensve with United sates
ah, provinces and the citizens Of the several sat,s
ant the dominion, 70 ccr,iillly iuytted 10 com
pete for Our lr aaS "
There IL nc S!n'ry Fee charged.
CASH PREMIUMS
VIII Le PAU ny thG Treasurer Immediately after tho
reports 81 Zoe Judges have ht "a announced and
during the week following tha close OF the exsin,'
TRR. ~ N"No1A'-
Ere" i"Ms az every Desert e'ion
Awarded,
mu7t he claimed within twelve montha f,o,n ina
,iine OF award, or they viii be deemed forfeited IN.
less otht rkise ordered ut meeting OF mo Bxecu.
| tive Committee. "
The Secretaries can be addressed at all time, MT
| Harrisburg, OF LANCASTER, until ctober 18Th,
/, u, s,,,, GEORGE sCOTr, President.
| \; W.. SEihGH. L. McCDNCEY.
| tep2j'itw.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

Tho Central New York fair managers Offer a
premium "for the best cat"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23
Milford,

WORK ABOUT TO BEGIN ON THE NEW ALDEN payray
-sAVidAfIoN OPEN AaAIS-YARM WORK AND
THE HORSE DISEASE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-23

Governor Iillen DAYS u high compliment to
the Republicans, admitting by his sc.lous that
he could not make up his ticket ia New York
without securing caudi late. from the Rapubli.
eau plrty. Ii 10 headed by John Bgelow for
Secretary of State, who is known only as Re-
publican, and has not been member OF tue
Democratic organization for many years. 1t
contains, also, Lu:iRs Robinson, for C)ntroll-
or, who was elected a few yearI ago on the Re-
pnhican State ticket, AMI has boon kuowl as Il
"Liocral." and even third candidate, named
for State Pri-oa Inspector, is sad to be OF the
Same sort. TAU4, IL. T!ileu, in making mp II
Democrats ticket, takes Tires Republicans, and
four young AMI comparatively unknown mam-
bers OF his nwl purity. Va say ho pays "a high
compliment to tue Republicans, while he reoms
to have oalya qualified confienGa in the De-
mncracy.