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Platter AGAIN.

Platter Is our statesman, active rs "A ilea,
industrious as an ant, and persistent Us II
life insurance agent. He started with u
bill TO deprive the Internal Niger of the
public schools, glidcd into the Williamson
county matter, dwelt upon the revised
statutes, rose TO the Indian, aud then
lowered into the sarcasm of a resolution
directing the preparation of bill pro-
yiding, for building six idiot asyluns !;
asylums for deranged politicians at
Springfield and Chicago; for an eye and
ear intirmary ut Cairo, and for school
tor the education of members of the Legis-
lature, butchers, tailors, Congressman
and grangers."
The House. jealous OF the greatness Of
the only member fit to lead 1t. laid the res
olution oil the table; and DR.. Rogers, of
Mclean, n gentleman whose old fogy
ideas prevent him from approaching the
cancellations of genius, moved that no
record of the resolution should be made.
The unappreciative dolts adopted the mo-
ton.
Platter Is right. There should he built
in this State six idiot asylums. and he
shouldbe placed In all OF them mt the
same time ; and who will question the
wisdom of schools for tailors, butchers,
grangers, &C.? Is not the govern
ment paternal, and should il not provide
| for all classes of citizens: Sarcasm, in
chunks, Platter deals in; and the Roy
erses of the House do not appreciate him.
He is too much for them. lie towers
above them. lie sees visions they cannot
sec, and while they laugh his mind con-
ccives ideas of abstruse statemanship and
gives birth to happy hits like his little In
dian and idiot asylum resolutions. PA
ter. the great, go on; onot be frightened
from the path of duty by the
yapid nothingness of all the Rogerses in
the world.
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THE virago, Mrs. DE Geer--a petticoated
pest--always appearsin Springfield during
the sessions Of the Legislature. She Is
there now, and the other night lectured in
the hall Of the House, on which occasion
she took occasion to denounce the Demo
Gratis and Independents for their action
on the Louisiana matter. The beautiful
and beaming Hon. Il. o. Jones presided
and the Madam smoothed him down like
pet kitten. Jones is prettier than Mrs.
DE Geer, she is more masculine than he,
and both are so susceptible.
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lie aimed his points OF order at Speaker
iIaines, aud induced Mr.. Clanin, who
seems 10 be rs disagreeable as the
itch, to follow his example. Gull
lon stood behind the scenes,
and whispered. his commands. Con-
nelly occasionally pitted Jones on the
back like boy pattinga pet ds,e, encour-
aging 1t to snap at larger dogs. Now and
then CullOm wouli come out, and say in
a soft tone Of apology: "Really, | am
sorry, Mr.. lIaints." and then 20 back
into his conccalmcut saying to Connolly
"Tcll Jones to bark again" aud PLEASE
tramp on Claims tail and make. him
noisy" Connolly was Obedient, and
Jones barkcd and Clallin howled. until
Speaker lIaines, who is strong man in
some respects but weak in others, wa,
induced To throw mud and swear lit
tie, when all the Radical kennel was let
loose opon him. They nearly cat him
and, it is to be hoped they will. The again
permits their swapping TO make him an.
cry.
Finally the attack raised storm thu
triumviratc did not anticipate, and the
conspiracy was laid upon the shelf 1ht
Speaker became serene the gentle Mer
rift settled down from yeasty noisinc,'
into insipid good humor Cullom looked
| as innocent as a lamb Connolly was anX.
Gus to know what was wrong; and Jones
with his tail between his legs, ran of
growing but conquered. And now all /,
quiet on the legislative Potomac.
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Bherifs Sale.

DY virtue of three several executions TO m
ID directed by the clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Alexander county IN the state
one in favor OF Patrick Mockar and
one in favor Of Bernard McManus, and ali
against the Cairo and Nincennes Railroad COM
pany- have levied upon the following described
OF Illinois, to-wit Lots numbered one ~ and
two (2), in block numbered twelve Q2), and
lots numbered seven "a and eight (sl, In block
numbered twenty three (23), in the First Addi-
ton 10 the city of Cairo, In the county of Alex
ander and State of Illinois, as the property OF
the said Cairo and Vincennes Railroad company
which shall offer NJ public snle NJ the south
west door OF the Court House in the city OF
Cairo, in the county of Alexander and State OF
Illinois on the 2oih day of February, A, II.
1870, at the hour OF eleven O'Clock, a, m, Tor
cash, to satisfy said executions,
ALEX. 81. IRWIN,
Sheriff Of Alexander county, Ills.
Cairo, lie. Feb. 4. 1875. 2f-2-i-w3t
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The youthful King Alionso's method
of selecting his royal advisers reminds
one of the way the boys play marbles.
II seems that the boy King has special
aversion to u gentleman named Mr.. Ortiz
tie Pinedo, and when the former was
lately pressed to make said gentleman u
counselor, the King stoutly refused. and,
when questioned Us to the cause, said /:
"That Is the man who had charge of the
property of the palace. and he sold my
beautiful black horse to little johnny
Prim. and shall never forgive him.
never" Johnny Prlm is the son of the
late General, and Is about the same age as
the king.-BostOn Post.
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TAXES.

NJ Office Is hereby given that the tax books for
! the year lsli have been placed in my hands
and That Well be at the following named places
AT The time below set forth, Tor the purpose Of
collecting the taxes of said year.
clear Creek Precinct. Gully X Marchildon' /,
store, February ~, 1878.
Clear Greek Precinct, X. A, Edmunson's
store, February 70, 1915
1hebes Precinct, j. q. RolwinRts Store F.h
rnry "a, ISIS
santa Re Precinct, VIM, helaud's store, Feb
ruary 25, 1875.
Goose Island Precinct, O. Greenle's store.
February ~, 1875
:. Dog Tooth Precinct, n. liunsacker's house,
February q, ISIS.
Unity rfcoinct, Hodges \ Atheiton's store,
March I, 1878.
Hsklewood Precinct, GeOlgeW shorts store
March 2, 1878,
Bring youi last years tax receipts as il 1. UNI
SAFE to trust 20 the tan books alone for dsscriu.
tons of land.
CAIRO, H., January ., le,5
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
io'-i-i''"'d District Collector.
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THE TROURLEsOME TnIuMViRATE

We can see through 1t. and the denial
of the JoUraoi amounts to nothing.
There icas conspiracy among the Radi-
Gals to make Speaker liaincs uncomfort-
able and throw discredit upon the Demo-
Gratis and Independent Reformcrs Of the
State.
The conspiracy was the work of the
Hon. Shelby NJ. Cullom, who used
the Hon. James A. Connolly, who
used the Hon. 4. NJ. Jones. who raised
the devil.
Mr.. Cullom is an excellent gentleman,
courteous and very obliging. lie is one
Of the model politicians of the day But
ter will not melt in his mouth, and lie
cultivates the art of Cancellation with con-
slmmatc skill. lie is bold when his party
has taken a position and nominated him
for Office, provided boldness is more pop
ular than timidity. He fingers by the
wayside he waits for things to turn up !;
he goes into hole and comes out of It
again he looks nice at all times he does
not violently combat error while error Is
strong, but upon error ovcrthrown he
puts down his heel in wrath. lie is am
bilious, but does not permit his ambition
to overleap itself He Is careful. and
when he shakes the horny hand Of John
smith, the Granger, and asks John If
Mrs. Smith is well and the children in
good health, he intimates by his manner
that John ought to vote for him at the
earliest convenient moment. Toperform
his wonders in politics, he moves in Il
mysterious way. He don't 90 straight
forward. He goes around. He pulls the
wires, and his puppets dance. He makes
the thunder of the stage, but is concealed
behind the scenes.
Mr.. Connolly is a goodish sort of Il
man. We like him. He used to be n
Democrat--an Ohio Democrat-and there
is in him some OF the old leaven yet.
He has been called the Little
Giant of the House, but he
knows his is not massive intellect.
He appreciates himself at about his true
worth; ami he is worth good round sum.
He is smart, and like old Joe Bagstock.
"sly, devilish sly, sir" He is I'm excellent
man to do anything The man who eau
use him is lucky. Cullom is lucky.
Mr.. Jones is curiosity. He is very
tall man with very long tongue and few
brains. lie is also very troublesome and
like parrot will gable in the Poor
Polly wants cracker" style from morn
Ing until night. He is withal
good hearted man, and
would not hesitate 10 do q person
kindness, II kindnesses cost nothing. He
has unfortunately fallen into the belief
That he is great man, and is as bother
some as are all little men possessed Of the
idea OF greatness. A blusterer, he l.
weak, and the strong men use him. lie
Is a cats paw used by men Of the Cullom
and Connolly class to rake the chestnuts
out Of the fire.
These three gentlemen are the trouble.
some triumylrate at Springfield.
Mr.. Cullom was Speaker, ard wishes
to he Governor. If he could discredit
Mr.. Haines he would gain strength by
contrast with him, and If he could dis
credit the Opposition his chances OF cleo
ton would be increased. So he smiled,
and Mr.. Connolly went TO work In his in
terest. Mr.. Cullom was concealed, and
Mr. Connolly walked out. pushing Mr..
Jones before him. Mr.. Jones was happy.
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Mr.. HEBRON, one Of the Opposition
members of the House, has submitted for
discussion proposition TO abolish the
Presidency Of the United States, and sub
stitute in place Of the office, a cabinet,
the executive officer of which shall have
a seat in Congress and pass in his official
resignation whenever a vote Of lack of
confidence is adopted. Stick fast TO the
old land marks. These new tangled
plans OF government should be frowucd
down by the people.
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AS our Remover in many cases
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AT South birmingham, Mass, a
"baby-farming" institution has -four.
ished for some time. The managers OF
the institution were Nelson and Mary
Reynolds. The principal business OF
Nelson was to get drunk while Mary took
care Of the children. Her care consisted
In giving the children large doses of laud-
anum and IN the intervals when they
were not Supplied by its effects, she beat
them 10 keep them quiet. Two or three
weeks Of such treatment generally quiet.
ell the baby for good. The woman and
her husband have been arralgned fol-
manslaughter, and the constitution" 4:
closed for the present.
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The American Newspaper Advertising
Agency Of Geo. p. Rowcll d Co., New
York, is the only establishment of the
kind in the United States which keeps it.
self pcrsistenty before the people By adj
rsrttsiHS in newspapers. They evidently
receive their reward, for we have it from
reliable source that advertising orders
Issued by them for their customers have
exceeded three thousand dollars day
since the commencement OF the year. ana
hts IS not gerry good year for adcsrttsiaq
tither.
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A BRIEF communication to the Mari,

A BRIEF communication to the Marion
Democrat, dated Friday morning, says (:
"Carterville is in blaze. Some seventy
citizens of that place came up this morn
ing on the train. a big row came off 1,
few days ago in that town. A lawsuit is
going on here. Judge DUFF of Carbon
dale, is employed, and all the attorneys OF
this city on one side or the other. We
hope that peace may he restored without
bloodshed, though it looks squally."
Happy Williamson!
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have replenished Job Printing Office with
many fonts Of new type and have orders out for other
fonts Of the latest popular styles We determined
to establish the reputation Of office for frst-cass
work. aud make prices low that the most enthu.
slastic patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to adj
NIT that do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee in the country Mr. OberIy, admitted to be one OF
the best practical job printers West and South has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
partment and will endeavor give satisfaction to our
many patrons.
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The Lady Washington reception, at
New York. will be unique entertain
ment. IL will be held on the 22d inst.
at the Aca deny Of Music, in aid of tie
floating hospital OF st. Johns Guild, The
invitation will be fac similc OF those IS
sued by Mrs. Washington for her recep
ton at the Presidential Mansion. Tn,
costumes Worn and the decorations vii
be those Ola hundred years ago.
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II the Sun would make remark about
railroad passes or buggy rides. We would
feel happy. The corner on scrip limited
at by the San might also be discussed
again. Why drop these subjects like hot
potatoess Pick 'en up, again, neighbor,
and give us little entertainment by their
Niacussinn
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GoLcoNpA has been visited by the An
gel of death. who last week took from
among them Miss Lilly Stone. daughter
of Judge W. Slone. The de-
ceased was n cultivated. interesting and
amiable young woman of nineteen. She
was highly esteemed and her loss will be
severely felt by all.-MstlopoLis Time.
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BREcurR, in his sermon last Sunday,
said that in his youth he was not taught
to believe God gentleman. The great de-
PENDANT should be careful of his tongue.
He would be guilty of Mrs. Tilton
If he were not Of the Lords people. If
he leaves them now, salt will not save
him
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wIscoSsIS's new Senator, Angus Cam
eron, Is forty-nine years old and native
of New York. During the Senatorial
contest. he was at his home In La Crosse
In the quiet pursuit of his profession as
an loxryar
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The Metropolis Times does us injustic

The Metropolis Times does us injustice
That paper, reckless of consequences, says
We are ''mad at b. o. Jones'" This is
not true. We are an admircr OF Mr..
Jones, and do not wish to be clas,ed with
those who are opposed TO him. He is our
beau ideal of statesman, and his refine
ment and literary ability reflect credit
upon Southern Illinois. We pine in adj
mraiion Of his great gcnlns.
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The Marion Democrat says 1.-TWO men
from Saline precinct, williamson county,
were in Marion last week, inquiring If the
Prosecuting Attorney had the names of
the kuklux. 1t is believed that these fell
lows belong TO the organization. They
ar,a epotted"
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MEN and things gain immortality in
various ways, and In the way least expect
ed. We may have to thank Jonn H..
Oberly for the Immortality Of song
Ynsf
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DIsGusrrNGLy the Metropolis Times
remark that "Jack Alden has got rs
wormy as dead horse since lac went to
Vienna" We're sick.
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THE Sun has abandoned the Republican
party, and pronounccs it dead. IL died,
says the SIN, of too much civil rights bill
and Butler, Carpenter and Logan. Not
SO. IL died Of cowarlicc.
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MKE McCooLr. the prize fighter. who
killed Pstsey Manley in st. Louis some
time ago. has been acquitted. The wit
pesses ran OF
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The report OF the select committee on
Arkansas affairs, which has just been
made public In Washington, is probably
correct statement of things as they ex-
list In that State. The people generally
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