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PERSONAL.

V1sIToRs at the cotton exchange yesterday
were L. L. Davis, Macon; A. Rewbel, Cor
NTH, Mississippi; K. Hexter, Coliervile.
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OPINION of DR.. r. II Watson. Annapolis,
Maryland: "Colden's Lebig's liquid extract
of beef is a most excellent preparation. 1t IL
par excellence. Superior to liver oil in
anything l have ever used in wasted or i'm
paired constitutions"
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FOR SALE.

INARM-A well improved farm of 200 acres, two
II miles from Brownsville Will take part pay:
ment In Memphis city property or merchandise.
Apply at UiaihOrne's seed store, 90 Main street.
ENNGINE AND BoILER-One stationary engine
IL and boiler, cheap. Apply to
Pail MALLON, 204 Main street.
MO. . TRADING-BOAT-Apply at No Water
~ street CHAS. A. KARR.
liz USE AND LOP-l7OI2 Poplar street Apply
- SHAW, DAVIS q CO., IL Madison St
1 S-HORSE POWER ENGlNE--A second hand
L - lS hOrse-pOWer engine and q 50-SAW WIN.
SHIP GIN. both In perfect running order; will sell
ON time, With city acceptance, II desired Apply
70 J. GOODWIN * CO., 336 Front st
LII USE AND LOT-On Raylurn avenue; house
IL has rooms ine yard, stable large extra built
cistern, plenty shade. Apply TO LEWIS r. GIL
BERT, corner south Jackson and Rayburn avenue.
FTHE SAWMILL AND AnLLSITE OF W. L.
L GfthiIg az Co., on Wolf river. Apply at the
mill, or 70 j. G. GRIPPING.
No. Madison street.
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One Dollar
Book Auction.

will buy one pair of misses custom made
goat shoes, former price two dollars, at
Wilder's 292 Main.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THE very finest candies in the south can be
had at Floyd's.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
Lexington. Virginia

INHOSE DESTROYS of obtaining admission as Cadets
i into this we'll FnOWn state institution will apply
without delay 10 the undersigned. Provision is
made for ull discipl ne and Instruction during the
months of July and August preparatory to the re-
sumption Of regular Stuuies on the Sd of September
d&w FRANCIS II. SMITH. Sup't
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STRAws, Chinese venilatols, imported
Manillas, and the largest and latest assort-
ment of hats at Leidy' 8, opposite. Court square.
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DIR. Moffett's TEETHINA (teething -Oo,o-
ders) regulates the bowels and makes teeth
ing easy. Teethina cures cholera infantum
and the summer complaints of children. heals
eruptions and sores, removes and prevents
the formation of worms. No mother should
be without 1t. w. n. Wilkerson & Co., and
all druggists keep it.
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Iad,es, Restaurant.
For Thirty Davs

Everything in tbs very best style. Pure
creams and sherbets speciality, at
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Bottom T0uched.
Embree's Liver Medicine. Fifty Cents.

Misses custom made goat shoes at 81, at
Wilder's, successor to A. G. Dennis.
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SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

THE above Association are now ready 10 issue
L their third series of stock After an unprece-
dented successful years business and having plo-
nee red an entirely new field I'm Building and Loan
Association business. authorized from the re-
suit stating borrowers non borrowers thar We
can guarantee them the best paying STOCK In the
city Subscriptions Will be resolved By the rey,
at the office Of the ASSOCIATION Is Madison street,
or by any OF the Directors.
DIRECroRs Jacob Thompson. DR.. ID. Z. Por-
ter, NJ. Gavin, John Gum. r. ID. GoodNin, Thomas
Holman Jr. p. II. Winters. Judge c W. HeiSkells
II. W. GTeibel, W. ]. McDermott, h ID. Jonah
Hon JACOB THOMPSON -.......---.--- President
THOMAS HOLMAN, JR -.--.----..-- Vice-Pre>ident
DR. ID. T. PORTER $3.50 --.---..--- Treasurer
W. ]. MCDERMOTT- Secretary
BELCHER d JORDAN -. AuorneAs
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Misses' and chidren's shoes of all varieties at
fifty cents on the dollar, at Wilder's, success
sor to A. G. Dennis
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The Military Commission In secret
Session.

Beer1On.
GREENBRIAR, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VA, July 23.-The military commits
SION met to-day. Present: Senator Burnside,
president, Senator Butler. and Representa-
tives Banning, Harry, White, DIbrell and
Strait. The commission passed resolution
that its sessions should be in secret for the
present.
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"NeuriI" Instantly Cures Neu-
r0ISia.

1t is fourteen months since | cured myself
of neuralgia with 'neuril" and hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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EDUCATIONAL.
BELLEVUE
n Il g III SCH OIL.

TOR young men and boys. Session begins Sep
II TENDER 18TH For catalogues containing in
formation, address WILLIAM r. ABBOT,
Principal, Bellevue, P o.
Refer to Gen. J. r williams
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FIotbers Must Moi Foreet.

by pricing Wllder's boots and shoes before
purchasing
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For Upward of Thirty Year.

For Upward Of Thirty Years
Mrs. WinsiOw's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves ioind collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dysentery and diGrrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. Ttcenty- fire cents a bOttle.
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Series, New Series: New series'
WORKINGMEN'S
Building and Loan Associations

tissues new series OF stock every quarter; CON-
i menced business In 1878, and has beer and Is
SUCCESS. Stated meetings held on fibssH TUES
DAY EVENING of each month. at their ONCE, ~
Madison street. upstairs TO make loans Eighth Sc
Ties commences July 1, 1873. Subscribe new.
Money to Loanl Stock for SaleI No Back Duesi
l. LAGRILL. President.
CHLs r. PATTERSON Secretary
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DISPEN ~ARY.
DISPEN~
Hbr. ID. y. agOhmsoA's
PRIVATE
Medical DispeRsaFy,
No. IL JEFFERSON STREET,
Between Main and Front, Hezph:s,
uETABIIsHKD II 1901

DR- JOHNSON Is acknowledged 81 all parties In
u tereSted as by far the most successful physician
In the treatment OF private secret diseases cks
thorough and permanent cures guaranteed in e1eiy
case, male or female. Recent cases OF Go1oTTDea
and Syphilis cured IN few days. without the use CT
Secondary Syphilis the last Yestge eradiSatsd will
out the use Of mercury. involuntary loss OF seHen
stopped In q short time Sufferers nom impOtetcS
or loss of sexual powers restored to free VigoT i
few weeks Victims OF self-aouse and eIceSSiTe
yenery, suffering from spermaIorThea ana loss c.
physical and mental power, speedily and peTme-
nently cured -. -,
Women, and cures guaranteed
Throat and Lung Diseases cured 81 new remedies,
All consultations strictly confidential
Medicines sent By express 70 8 p3rts OF the coun-
try. ones hours hon am TO PM sundays
from 5: IN p.m- n. =. ipHFScN. MD
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Save Twenty-Five Per Cent
by buying your boots and shoes from Wilder
900 Main
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The announcement made in the newspapers
of the city that the third ward Democracy
would have grand rally last night at the
corner of Second and Adams streets, the cool
and bracing atmosphere, and the excellent
music rendered by the Old Memphis band,
drew the largest assemblage witnessed at any
point of speaking since the beginning of the
canvass. Fully seven hundred persons were
present, both white and colored, and the
most respectful attention was accorded the
several speakers of the night. Captain
Greer, chairman OF the third ward club, at
half-past eight O'Clock called the meeting to
order, and introduced
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The following correspondence, which we
publish by request, sufficiently explains it.
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EEsss RENT.

PEsIDENCE-S rooms, at SO Market street. Ap-
IL ply at ~ Aicsby street.
II OUSE-Of Z rooms, twO-stoTies high; good els
IL teTn ana yard; % Davie avenue house OF @
room. on North Market square, west side; 1T for
clearinghouse. Store and dwelling, cor. Manassas
and Alabama. Apply Carpenter shop, 1926 Second
1OTTAGE-Or rooms. ga and water, No. 34S
~ LaudeIdale- Apply 20 No. D Court street.
4 NOTTA'fE-A frame cottage. with four rooms,
~ newly butt end vs''h all modern convenlenceS
Apply Al 81 North Second street
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FOR OSCEOLA

Memphis and usceoIs Semi weekly g Aail Packet
For Randolph, Fulton and Osceoa-Stsamer
WEST WIN I'D, 49,
J. g. Andrews :. master B. o. Michel. -. Clerk
Ieslves Memphis ever MONDAY snd WEDNES-
DAY, at x O'Clock PIN
For freight or passage apply on board
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And now, judge, having refreshed your
knowledge by this reference, l do not look
for or wish further discussion of this sub
ject. Respectfully, C. L. ANDERSON.
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day, and he would assure them that the
Democratic party, when placed in power of
the whole government, would give them the
relief they ask; and if thatParty did not, it
was then tune to hurl the Democrats from
power and build upon its ruin new and diff.
ferent party. He also asked that confidence
be restored. the division healed, and all
would be we'll.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-14
CHURCHES.

A FRiCAN NJ E.-Poureonth street, between
~ Walnut md Cedar streets; services Sabbath II
=. m. and T,go ?. M; sunday school 20 p. N.
(IIRisTIhs-~ Rightcepih street: meeting Sab
Y bath 1000 p. m; preaching occasionally.
CHURCH or THE EEDREMER-( Episcopal
Y Fourteenth street. Morning prayers (sabbathl
iO:U o. m: evening prayers. ';U p m sabbath
school q. M Rev NJ. j, Diiion.Loc. Rector.
LNRsT MlssIOEhRy BAPTIST cHU RCH.-
i Preaching at 1880 n. M p. N, and i%l p. M
sabbath school at 10 p. NJ RcY. I. j. shores,
pastor.
I l'rHERAN- Thirteenth street service, Sab
- bath II a. ~ aud 1:S0 p m; Sunday school pa
M Rev. Ducl~chncr, Dl.t0r.
METHODIST Cor Eighth aud Walnut streets.
vi Preaching Sabbath 1920 a m. and p. m.
prayer meeting, Wednesday $50 p. m; SUNDAY
school, D. IN. Rev. H. p. Morrison, pastor,
DRRsBYTERiAN- Eighth street; preaching on
j sabbath At 1870 Q. m sud $50 p m; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m; Sunday school
oi3 p. m. Rev. y. Y George, pastor.
S,RCOSD FRRE.WILL BAPTIST - FiftecLih
y street, between Walnut and Cedar streets; ser
vice. sabbath at 3 snd 1;20P. m.
CT. JOSEPH r. Roman Catholic Corner Cros-
Ia: sunday School al > p M. Ne-p n. 3p. m. ser
vices every day a. ; p. m
CT PATRICK'S- Roman Cathohc) Corner Ninth
- street and Washington avenue; services sab
bath and 10 q. m. ; Ne.pcrs p. M. Sunday school
Up. m; services every day al ,. M. Rev r. label
priest
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YELLOW FEVER.

RETURNED REFUGEES Still. BEING CAR
RlED OFF.
VlcKsBt-RG. Miss, Nov. 12.-1'he fever
still! fingers with US, there having been
three new cases during the past three days
Mr.. o Neal and Mrs. Henry Folke's two
chidrcn--al returned refugees. At Boil
ton, Miss. on Sunday night there were
three deaths--Mrs. Powell, Henry Wellsand
one other. DR.. BaimIey telegraphs from
Delhi. Ia. there were three new cases OF fever
there ycstertlay--all Of them returned ref
ugecs, BY telegram it is learned that five
new cases OF fever are reported in .lackson,
Miss, since Saturday night.
INCOME CITY.
McCoMg CITY, November l2.-Total
death, from yellow fever at this place, 40
all white bur one. About 300 cases treated
out of population of I, 100. The first case
was October 4. About 80 cases are still
under treatment.
JACKSON, MISS.
JACKSON, Miss November l2.-Three
deaths last night Miss Louise Taylor and
two colorcd three new cases to-day. Among
the new cases is b. F. Glcnnen. night opcr-
atOr at the New Orleans depot. Two
deaths expected tonight. W. f. shaitner
very promising young merchant Of Bolton,
Miss, died Of fever this evening. Weather
cool tonight,
ILLINOIS MORE OFFICIAL FIGURES.
SPRINGFIELD, LII, November - Off
cial returns from siXtYeight counties give
the following footings: Cronkrite, Demo
crat, l04,039; Smith, Republican, 1887
Bates, Nationals 10: Etter, Democrat
l05, j93; Slade, Republican, 1860; Hall
National, 3G,94l. Full official returns from
the Tenth congressional district give B. +
Marsh, Republican, 1854: ID. 7. Phephs
Democrat. ll,23s; A, j. Strecter National
3,4j2
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tcrfercd with previous anticipa.ions that
the Senate would become Democratic after
this year. Aside from these result, Demo
Gratis have little 10 boast Of In New York,
New jersey, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,,
Illinois, Michigan. wisconsin, ana other
States lately Democratic or believed to De
doubtful, the radicals have made great
gains. II is now probable that they will
control a majority Of States in the House Of
Representatives, so that, in event Of Pres
idcntul election being thrown into the
House their candidate will bc elected.
Congress will hayc to wrcstlc with the
question Of Railroad monopoly this winter
in practical way The Central Pacific
Company not only dcncs the Government
and EFFORTS monstrous tolls of trade but
goes right on increasing its power
for evil il spite Of all protests
Its Southern Pacific railway of
California has been diverted from is true
purpose as Southern railroad and will
| unite with the Atchison and Santa Fc rail
| road, supposed to bc controlled by Jay
| Gould. This is in defiance of all promises
/ to put through southern railroad in fact
it is intended to defeat the object desired
hy everybody, an independent competing
southern line, and the southern and eastern
merchants are uttering loud imprecations
against the pcrfdy Of the railroad gamblers
/ and monOpo,ists, whose tricks will tend to
arouse movement for new line that will
prove to be irresistible.
Among minor matters which should early
engage the attention Of Congressman, with
out regard 10 party. is Il revision of the laws
in relation to pensions, pay and bounty OF
soldiers Of the late war and their heirs
The laws themselves are liberal The in
tcntion of their trainers was good. But
through the arbitrary rulings Of Secretaries
Sherman and Schuz, nearly every applicant
has TO wait for year or two longer than is
necessary for the small amounts due him OF
her. II should be understood that what arc
here called claims are only what the law
has already declared to be due, and what
I in many cases, has been adjudged due tc
the individual after departmental scrutiny
There is no good reason why, in such cases
( the soldier should be compelled to await
the pleasure of II Cabinet officer
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SpRrSGFIEID, November l2.--The an
nounccment Of the death of Hon. s. VI,
Buckmaster, Of Alton, produces profound
regret here and the utmost sympathy pre-
walls for his sorrowing family.
The latest that can be obtained regard
ing the political complexion Of the next
General Assembly is that the Republicans
will have a majority OF tour on Joint ballot.
Thi, is not by official count, as the returns
are not all in. but it is evidently correct.
The drainage amendment is undoubtedly
crrried by very large majority.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL"
THE DEMOCRACY THE MASTERS OF THE ST

THE DEMOCRACY THE MASTERS OF THE SIT
uATIoS--wHAT THE PARTY SHOULD DO
AND LEAVE uNDONE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
After March 4, 1879, for the first time in
more than 90 years, the Democratic party
will control both Houses Of Congress, The
importance Of this, especially in view ofthc
fact that the party holding both Houses has
always elected its candidate for the Pres-
dency. can hardly be ovcrestimatcd But
aside from the Presidential question there
are many and great opportunities for the
party in its new position Of power, The
coming sessions Of Congress- in which the
Senate is still Republican, will be the oc-
casion for the Democrats to indicate the
course the party shall take in the succeed
ing two years. We may as well understand
now as hereafter that anything which tends
to the creation, directly or indirectly, of
sectional feelings is as ulwsc in policy AS
il is unpatriotic. TO the radicals that may
be left, with full assurance that any tempo.
rary benefits denied from it will be
lost at an early day. The Democratic
House must insist on rigid economy in
all public expenditures. II must demand
the repeal of all laws permitting Federal
interference with State elections. II must
attempt to simplify the customs and inter
nal revenue laws. With such platform
us this the party can hardly fail in 1880.
Tucsdays's election ~ indicated above, has
lie # the house Democratic. II has not in
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
city Officers.


Mayor Horny Winter.
Treasurer - Y Parker,
Clerk. Is. Phils.
counselor Vim. b. Gilbert
Marh9l-r. d. Artcr.
Attoruey-W. q Ncf,ce,
Police MagIsirate-.J. !. Bird
BOARD oF ALpERArY,
First Wam--Goo. Yocum, VIM. O'Callahsn.
Second Ward Wood Rlltenhoasc, " Is. Thistle.
wood
Third Ward ". r. Wright, John Wood
Fourlh Ward harlcs o. PAior, u. }, Foley.
Finn Ward 7. ". Halliday, Chas Lancaster
County Officers.
Circuit judge u. J. Bakrr.
Circuit Clerk j A. Reeves.
County Judge n. :. Yocum.
County Clerk j. ilumn.
County AttOrney-W, &. Mukcy.
County Trcasurcr-.S j. Alden.
shoriG-Pclcg Saup.
COroBcr-R fitzgera.C.
County Commlssiouc?.-T ". Halliday. w. V
Brown, Geo. W. Shminons.
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Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.

LIVERPOOL, November 10. $3.50 =. NJ. -
Wheat Dull-Wintcr 6 l0lW9s 2d
Spring,,s 0d@0s 81; California average
0s sd@0s lid; California club. o. lode
los ID. Corn--acw-a3 0dm24.
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RIGHTEOUS RETRIDUTION.
NEGRO MAN AND WIFE HANGED FoR sYsTE-
MA1lcALLY STARVING THEIR INFAHr
CHILD

NEGRO MAN AND WIFE HANGED FOR sysTE-
MATlCAiJH STARVING THEIR INrASr
CHILD.
From Memphis appeal, 18th,
\ few days ago we published IA para.
graph stating that two negroes, a man and
woman, had been hanged near fernando,
Mississippi by mob. Dilligcnt inquiry
ON our part failed. until last night, TO find
any one who had seen the hanging, 4 gen
tlcman who has been reiugceing at Her
nando gives Us the following account Of the
affair "rhe negro man and his wife had in
their custody little white child, about five
years old, which had been placed
in their hands, it is believed, by
its mother in order that they
might yet rid of the child, and the inhuman
mother thus become sole heir to some prop
erty. The colorcd couple built a pen in
their yard and placed the child in it to
s,arvc. Instead of dying in n few days as
they intended it should, the little one es.
capped from its prison, and, too weak to
walk. crawlcd about the yard and actually
dcvoured the oXcrescncc leitabout the place
by the brutal negroes. AS the poor child
seemed disincincd to die n natural death,
the llends then killed it. The horrible ai-
fair become known, the remains Of the
child were dug up, and its murdercrs were
arrested and placed in Jail When the
ycllow-icvcr appeared in fernando the
prisoners in the Jail were taken to the
country aud put to work in cotton fields,
being carried from one field to another as
the crop of each was picked over. Some
of the people having determined that the
murdcrcrs of the child should not escape, u
number of men, variously estimated
at from twenty-five to forty, went at night
to farm where the prisoners had been ut
work, They were lodged in the loft Of u
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND rnoDrcE.

CHICAGO GRAIN AND PEoDuCE
CHICAGO, November H. 10 100 A.M.--Corn
December 30aW30%; January. 3oN bid;
May, 3Oli bid. Pork December, vs. 30
asked January, ~ 10. Wheat December.
si1s bid; January s9as bid
CHICAGO, November -. II u,-Corn-
December, 3il6; January, Biz asked
May, Al. bid. Pork--Dccember, 81 81
bid: January, IS -, Wheat December
81 q asked; January, s2l asked.
CHICAGO, November l3, $50 p. M,-Corr
december, 3156; January, 3ll2@3l@s
May, 3415 bid. Pork December, 80 80
January, - 20. Whcat--Dccembcr, SO
November. 81; January, S25s.
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TIE Chicago TIMES ON JOHN .
LOGAN.
Crrom the Chicago Times, 18th.

tffOm the Chicago Times, Eth
From this time until about the mid.
die Of January next, the inhabtant Of Hi
nois most likely to display the character
and training of an ingraincd and unscrupul-
Gus demagogue is Mr.. John A. Logan.
Contrary to all expectations, so great is the
popular reaction in this state against that
llnprinciplcd, double7faccd political orni-
thorhynchus called the Democratic party,
the administration party will have IA clear
majority in both houses OF the general as
sembly, thereby being able to choose a
senator in the place of Mr.. "Dick" Oglesby.
There is not the smallest ghost Of a chance
for Mr.. Oglesby TO be returned if he has
any wisdom at all, he will
therefore retire peaceably and
quietly to private life, and not make fool
Of himself by seeking what he cannot get.
OF the other aspirants, Mr. Logan, Mr..
Washburne. and Mr. G. Il. Farwel are the
most conspicuous. OF these, Logan will be
the noisicst. the most active, the most UNI
scrupulous. He vii! resort to any and
every means within his reach to compass
hi, desire. He will employall the disrcpu-
table instruments that he magines can tie
made to serve his purpose in any way
When the members come together, he will
open grocery at Springfield, and his
disgusting blowers and strikers will swarm
in the hotel corridor, and bar-rooms. BY
sheer force of numbers. and vchrmence OF
profanity, he will try to make it appear
that MI fine pponlp i'm Illinois are crazy 10
have John A Logan returned to the Senate
But in the outcome he viii fail, He will
succeed, as he always does, in making him
self absllrb; but he will not be returned to
thn Snnntr
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NEW YORK CRAZE.

NEW York, November 10, IL 800 =. ~
at-Quict--No. 2, Chicago, 05@96
No. Milwaukee, 0s; Red Winter, $50
81 0s; Amber, 9sul 0S; No. 2, Red
Winter, 81 Oe2iQsl o.. Corn-Qniet--
steamer, 4Glf; No. 3, "A; No. ., 46at.
Gold. 1901.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE AGENCY OF
w ELLIS e KERTH,

EEPEH-ISrISG THE
ROYAL Canadian csS o1 M:s'GSsj S1 Cold
British America A. os IorS site. G l@;o
Millyillp Fire and IN Mar !. 4g a ~ '@
Commercial Assoc, e' New ..1 York s SUB
Tn;on !, Of Philadelphia; established in 1904
tIlloll Assets. ssSIi62O.
E:,.n,,n' (Of Dayton, o..
IItIildll , Assets ..,.....,. $40, va %.
Eo,,,,nl tOf Freepost, M
iva Hull Assets SlhD.oi' Dbl
RISKS WRITTEN AT FAIR RATES.