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The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-25
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The Nightingale and the Maiden

She stood in the gardens of roses
Fair as q ros0 was she !
The nightingale sang in the thicket,
For lover at heart was he +!
And he sang-and he sang
! Till the dusk wood rang;
And the burden and drift,
The warp and the woof,
As lie trflled and warbled aloof-aloof-
Stole subtle and swift
| By the perfume of roses and song betrayed!
Singing in twilight's dusk
Sin. ing, he poured,
| In the garden of musk,
To the maid he adored,
The passion, and rapture, and tender refrain
That again and again
Gushcd, like the fountain that brightly
Leaped in its basin lightly,
Like shaIls of the silver rain;
Anu the wave caught the beam
On its arrowy fignt,
In the simmer and sheen
OF a young moons light,
That over the long bars, tender and gray,
Of the sunset clouds, like a fAiry bark,
In music aud Song through the gather
ing dark,
Floeted in on TIE tide of the dying day.
In the garden of roses--how sweet
Of the roses that rose supreme!
Ano the dew fell soft AT her feet;
While the nightingale sang in dream,
And the flower bells nodded apart
For tie pain at the minstrels heart;
And the rese-tree dropped in gloom
Der The bed's of The vlolel's bloom;
And the mists ia the wood, like q friar's
hood
A friar discreet, in tender mood
Crept forth meath a wistful moon
For her lOvc--he comes he comes
Swift flies his foot through the grass !
By the tire-fies' lighthe is coming Tonight
And Joyous, and tender, and feeting, and
bright
Will the spell of their wooing pass.
Sing on, oh. bird oh, bird
For thy passionate song is heard
Through the voice Of another, dearer
ihan thou;
And sci to thy song is Il whispered word
And wrapped in its echo LAYERS VOW.
-JViidana u Briggs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-25

General Weaver ciliius the
Maine election rs a tirEenbl:k
victory; oiner politicians copcede
the p lint to him, Whatever VIC
tory there is in it certainly per-
tain5 To the Greenback and not to
the Democratic wing of the fus-
iOnlstS. The truth Of tl.is is
iurther born out by the fact that
the business revival has not
reached Maine, which is IL ship
building and mariti,ne state, and
loes not participate in the profits
on the vast trade with Europe.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-25

Obscprify is no longer possible tC
anything this side of the grave,
and the secrets carried to the
grave are unlyeralded because OF
the leniency "f Journalists. The
living now act out their careers
in the sight Of millions Of eyes,
and the press is the confessional
where each one j. forced to give
the details that he would fain
conceal, even from himself
Hence beleaguered humanity has
invented III eleventh command
!nent, "'Thou shalt not be found
ou;"-but IN vain. In spite Of all
efforts at concealment, the press
remOrseless!y removes all cover
ings, ard exposes to the public
gaze even the secret desires that
seem TO hide themselves in the
slime of guilt. The Southern
people have just found out this
great fact, and they are alarmed.
Here :ofore they have fondly be-
iieved tha; their true iDwardness
was known only among them
selves. They have organized
themselves into secret asSoria-
tions, snd silently ronspired to
use this newborn nation for their
own selfi-h purposes. Atid now
they are Gtterly amazed and con-
founded 10y discovering that their
most secret thoughts are daily
bIazoned forth before the eyes of
critical world. Wade Hampton
unburdened his mind before Il
Virginia audience, all unconsci 'us
that his whispers and side re-
marks would be Immediately
spread before the eyes of civilized
thinkers. Conscious of ODscurily
upon his own native dung hill
he reiterated the old rebel yell,
and now awakes TO find that i,
was heard all over the world. He
writheS under the singing re-
proaches that come back t. him
from the universal conscience,
and he resorts to the defensive
measures of the "devil fish,"
which conceals itself in waters
made inky by elections from its
own person. But all in vain, and
the moral harpoons of outraged
intelligence continue to fail upon
him as thjckly as the quilts upon
the freiful pOrcuplne. This
phenOminal sensltiveness Of
Of Southern leaders Is the first
hopeful sign that we have seen,
and gives birth to a faint hope
that the press may yet subdue
the reasonable desires of the
ex.Cunfederate Brigadiers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-25

General r secrans, while at
Iurfreesbero, spoke thus of Gen.
Garfield in a report to the War
Department: ''Brigadier General
lanes a. Garfield. an able soldier,
Jealous, devoted to duty, prudent
md sagtcious. | feel much ir-
debted to him both for his cOun-
sci and assistance in the admins.
tration of this army. He possesst 8.
the Instincts and energy of q great
commander" And yet Rrsecrans
will silently listen to shameful
dbuse of that same Garfield.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-25

Our people justly sympathlze
with oppressed Ireland, bat we
have in the South four millions
of oppressed Americans who
have endured even sgreater
wrongs than the Tti,h. They
belong tothe oldest families On the
continent, anu hive created
the wealth of the Sousa. =
we abandon these peoss&~ ''i''
,ender uaro;os 81 to Tn
landlor,,so Soutiler.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-25

A company has heen expert
menting in Florida with palmetto
for making paper with such graft
flying success, that. they will
baiId 20 paper mills in various
parts of the State.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-25
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The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-25

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San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1880-09-25
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Currency taken at par.
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MONDAYS AND TUESDAYS DURING THE
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Sm0AES, STONE GATE and other POSTS,
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for the purpose of
MAKING TRANSFERS AND ABATEMENT,

MAKING TRANSFERS AND ABATEMENTS
All applications for ATTACHMENTS must be
made under oath oratiirmatOn, requiring the par
ties applying TO give in to the Commissioners all
property they may possess of every kind which is
asseSsable and not to them at the time assessed
II Is hoped that all persons in the county DESTROYS
OF having changes made in theirassessments, will
avail themselves of the time fixed by law for that
purpose.
Persons who do not avail themselves of this
notice cannot have any abatement upon their tay
bills when presented by the Collectors
By order of the Commissioners.
mh2G GEO. n. CAIRNES, Clerk
, 1880-03-08
A Complaint About silver.

II. L0Ats NkpubIteAN.
Secretary 6hgrHlHn ~ ugAln complaining Of tho
Rut OF silver In tho Treasury, hll pretending
that hU cannot got It into cirdulMtion- Ilc snyB
tho stock lin the Treasury ynIlts Y constantly
increasing because persons prOfef silver certlh-
cutos Il, silver iseif, and he mentions hs an OK
ample ut tho hardship this preference for certf-
cntes brings thut q San frAnci.cO merchant. who
desires 70 trrsnsfor silver to Now York. will, In
stGhG 0f buying tho silver and shipping It, moro
ly hiy slvOr certificate mud mall 1t IN a letter
liilt we might ask: What harm Is thero in
th!sY Has 1t not always bccn the pshcttc0 to
tnltHfer money from ono point 10 4NOthCr by
drnits und Hills to avoid the cost anl risk OF
uctun! shlptnent1 Woro not debts pAld by tho
million betwcon San Frlncsco and Now York
before tho silver ct,lnAEu wa. rcvtvcd3 ...
The aecrctaty's complaint about tho ncol-
reasonable There Is not half as much silver
tn tho Treasury us gold. On the "a OF Inst month
the totai amount u silver thcr0 wAB ~ asi Co.,
and Ut gold es6, Ok, ,0OU, or moro than twice 1s
much gold as BttvGr. VIII. don't the Secretary
bring tho thcrrMstng accumulation Of E0ll IN tho
Trol4ury before tho Cabinet aud make lAIncntA-
tion over IT. 1t ~ true 1ustneSa-rlen prefer GER
ftfcatos 70 silver; but It ID trlv. ALSO thoy pre-
far certificates 70 gold; and tho reason u that
thpy AtO moro convenient aud trausportlblo;
certificate for 1900 sllyor Or gold cum oe sent
from 1T. Louis 10 Now York In n ietter by mall
ut u cost OF three cents, whil0 tho shipment Of
business.
The Secretary gays> he cannot get silver into
circulation. Isn't tht4 beoNuss he has mover
made the eiIort1 II no rBally wants to got Il
into circulation, lot him pay out to the public
creditors for interest on tho bonds
, 1880-03-08
POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS.

HOW THEY C1u 1{C ENCctlFelY con-
dnctcd-TI,c poxycr Of tho Presx.-
s. 49,. ~, ga., o,,,, ,1,o t1"v.
Low Low INC ~ osas wu ,,.a % a., ~" mo,,nnr,,o1n. @ H.
tcrvio,v viii, Con. ltobinson.
Spxetal Co1respendtnfs o. Thk chteaoo TttJune
Cor1,uu,Js. o.. Nnrch 81 RECENTLY had II very
pleasant conversation with Con. J. i. l.obusou,
who haa fer sovcral years boen tho enlc!ent
Che'ffnan "f tno Nepuplean s"..e E1eeattYo
paIsns with success, notably tho one last full.
se srour :. ,u9 h'n ~ tSa HON. q" aeorwo
pa scp nf ,ho state ar Of rs
Works. It will bo remembered that somo tmo
since Capt. A. L. couscr, chatr,uan of tho s,ato
tslesraphsd to Tns n,SE made e some str'st1
Wa wa thu th"aR5t that NJ. MSS!naon had done tnis
lii tho Interests Of bherEnnn, whose canvass nc
sssoa % iSs q Sax1 L a nsa aSo @
misunderstanding OIL aFr Congcr's part. ard
latter Kantlenintl's prcr,gntivcs were being In
terfered With 70 certain extent The 0encrAl
thor went n1 tS aIk "a tonws; Sws; IN ,ovor r
eariy n,cctins Of tho Cutnmlttce,- on'y this
year but othes yeaFs. 1rGconmc'..;;sd i9st ycnf
up .aa qins apS tae ater Ths va aono II ay
litical ORGANIZATION WA ioMna 70 70 muem s.,..
at tho sprinK and following fAli elections: s.,.
"fn,,T -, tden r.. was thn, ~ ~ 'o'ass ~c Or
Wit certainty WIS, Rna think thnt Bome aro
seelng now that was right.
AN HA1u.y DECLARATION
co,,IM 70 HI npt xii tn vu healthy OBJECT W. arc
inv lrifttno at sca md Inn friends III this md
SnI l., YMvnr ~ e1vjnT nj ti!e cnndlJntos fair
chaMsc NJ ~ and inttinr tho one win who bus The
nU1i y H. tha sav" anil .he Goncrn1. continuing.
II hci,HVe n HcepjnH uI1 tho fIro consta1,ty ntn
!no sncHy uMKs w. Wna ..varv suu hna.nnii
si,l,r1, ,an. T. p,t,f rnfer' wnnii mo
Hncthor thsn 9hts. womId senf tt,nam nnntrs
tnia t.sust ~ ,"A hun'ia ~ n~mSorais rtin,n.
nnssos M.so Wy uunun ss,a ,,..t buWm ia ,'Hsr"a
oGtsvs' eN'ss erst aS ,mt @ cnntinuai drnnnins
1siHo' H ,nto ~ usn'7 t,unra..inm ~ Iost fThS
ni M is ano ~ 1 ~ law, fhfm,. ,'r.li n "a tnn ,nt"
M.eHttS W. o ~ " s" ~ than,Imhiv Tnr,rc1 W.
on,t 10 scn5 "anana,ux noncrs 1niil rev weeks
nu ScthA onfAtHn tsuhs ....I. =
, 1880-03-08
YINNEBAGO COUNTY.
Forclb1o EBtnckmAi1-1anrortan Ttca1-
Estate Tran -yTInncbnG0 for Illhtne

Forc1b1o ncksnAi1-fanrOrtant Heal.
Estntc Trausfer--yVI ncbnEo for I3latne
Projected Cisy-1znll nj Rockford.
Special Co4respondsnes Of TIE Chicago Tribune.
NtEkrDla,, ILL.,, March 8.-pccatonlcn. In ur,ler
to keep mp her reputation OF lcing tho fnsttsat
town In WnnchaEo, has agaln bcch heard from;
and this timo n young masrled lnnn-tho fnthcr
VI two childrctl-and II hopeful youth nre chnrgc.l
with telng t1,o perpetrators Of an uxtnrtiOnatG
hacktnailing operation. On Jun, II Inst.
Frederick Ta!rnan md Charles 1lLssell went to
the house af Mrs. David Mitchell, nt,d, with re-
yolvcrs In hand. demanded OF her tho stn Of Sa0,
snyiug, II shc did not gvo II the,n, they would
exposc some fanlly'secrcts. hrs. Mitchell. be-
ing alone at tho time, consented u give them
aiHO II thoy would never return. This wis dune,
and nothing was seen Of hearsi Of thcm until lust
s!'ninf demand n .'SS Shs stuo tey wsrs rcfass
III the meantime Mira. Mltcllcil's son-ln.l inv
twho livcs ~ tho Town of Sowar!a and sn.nc Of;
iicsrs had hcn sn1ofed ,. OF INC f,,n Gaf f. ao M
appearance Of Tnltnan and !}lABcli. AT the Mp.
polttci time they came and % no s toonsr s ma tho
captured by tho police They hnd revoivers In
their hands. but the mon present sslccccdG,i W
l sevaE ho haa of ae Sry aSsy ,s. h1lsy Tnsy
Miller, and, bctnK ,nnble N furnish bail In tho
a,Ini Of $S1U cNGh, they werp committed 70 tho
Guslnty 1aii To await tho Actlon OF tho Grand
OF THURSDAY nRht whts caasles ltoekwoH' ,,s,;
ts tsec n11f so,ss ~ a M npeasy kcS Tey re Il
him, aud tho hull entered hts nyersont, which
saved hls iifc. liz spnnK Into . run; but, bcia9
gone brfuro tho orscers reached the spot.
Gcuryu i. Nriggs and Miss Mny .Tagsnr., which
viii occur ncxt Thursday evening, March Il.
Only tho rclnttyca and most Intimate friends
yvlf In rrr.Apnt nt tho clr{It1OHys
. Ono 10 u aoskiords most sst!map,e young
!ndlcs-stss Alice Stanford, eldest laughter of
roosS Mr 5G Srs'fsSa 41e ssnas ae~ II III s
city yeaterslny afternoon. and tho funeral was
atieagd su frhy. taay by 'nFse eoneoufse III Fc'
The largest and most Important rcal-estaso
trnnsfcr thnt has tukon plnce here for some time
longing to +. ii. NANNY. John 4. Mnnny, tho
md was ,hS
week past, hOltling IN adjourned scssInn of tho
Circuit Court. The docket was SO crowded th,.t
taken: and casos That havs stood fHr years havc
| been wiped out uf existence, much to tho de-
light and satisfacton Of tho pnrtlos most decpl,
il Is authoritativcly announced that J. C.
Carver Will not he candidate for rcG1retlon ~
rn At9'sy o. tns sccxnr Sn fbo Ine1s or.
Chnrles 4. WGrk. william Marshal, ind haph
Whalen. 1t Is dliIio,lt tn tell which of these VIII
X oanv,.ss a,nonE leading Republicans IN dif.
e se % * as Inc fSs
h,tro will bo tho second choice, and Grint thir'l
while sos even 20 70 far ,n ss to saS
i'ccatnn,ca, iioscoc, ltookton, md Dnrand arr
outsp,kan IN their prnfse. o! ulAinG; nnu nn ~
no @ to ,oi lca g. W saRs ass Il M M
ia nx par3aacs Pc rS ss'r neiEhjorus Counties, Rock
, 1880-03-08
A Monster Asgatlo Vampire.
Tpktla TOY Cvfnrlsrct..!

In Davis auction sto1u, NO. Is Summit street,
may be seon for n few days All aniInRl tic like
seen. II Is lnoast.r living South Asian yam.
plre, the much-dreaded " "blOni-suokuE" D." Of the
perhaps tho only living specimen Of tho kind III
this country, ls about ono sud hull feet long,
haa pair Of piercing black eyes which shlne
similar 10 those Of tho weasel, and its powot-
full wings when stretched !ts full lvngth
point. The ya1upra hangs suspended from a
bur 10 Tho oontr9 or the ca!sn III which tt ts
condned by y pair Of formidable claws, and
whom IN position Ut Fupos9 resembles CLOSED
unbEulla. LIS body Is oovBrrd with q oolnfort-
abl0 coat OF brown fur, whilo its beautifully
propottluuod bead. which has a remarkable
Similarity To- that of dimlRutiye black-and-
tan terrier dog, h eutnoVntod by pair of
, 1880-03-08

20 ins'dlolIs nrc tho 1rst approaches of con.
sumption, that thousands remain unconscious
Of It's presence until It has brought them to tho
vorRo Of tho grave An Immediate resort to DR..
unco df culgh, puIu, or sureuuss t!t tho thront
chest, wolll very generally preclude fatnl r.
presence nf Intent consumption. would tend to
subluo tho violence or tho dlsct!sc. and thus
materinity assist IN prulongtng tho llfo Of tho
pNticilt. Use tho ExpcctGr1int, therefore. when
you take Il coil, and by ~ doing prevent tho
necessity for Its use In moru dangerous ooln-
plnints.
, 1880-03-08

NfW F0FN gRVfNI. - .
A petition for in Orlcr permitting tho sala OF
the bteYens DattpFy by tho Commissioners up
pointed by tho Governor of New Jersoy u to 10
presented next weuk 70 the United States ~.
forth that tho bAttory occupies lRnd worth
slao 900, upon which no taxes hayo been paid
TO complets II, liz addition to the s, ,s00 700 u.
ready spent upon 1t, theso remains only &l0, ,ooo
Of tho money beQueatheed under the Will os
bus 10 bo employed constantly 70 watch 1t, and
that workinc, have frequently 10 bo employed
" keep 1t IN repair. The petition ta algnc0 by
, 1880-03-08

lnrRn shclI. .ahapcd cara. This arrange creature
hight ita llttio eyes t.inkIo with astonishing
hr!'aney The vampire !. kept i'm. n tcmpcn,-
fnrtn M nearly as possible with tho climate of
liz nntivo Hume. Mr. I,ayIs r. having cn,,-
ntr11ctel iarRn caRs In order that tho vampire
crcature IL now confined tcinY a1thgcthcr too
email. Tho "btrd" arrived hero reccntly fron
ltnAfru.
, 1880-03-08

tho Commissioners. Gen. Fttz John Porter, ".
". Th0mpspnt and 1lcl1jnmn u. Clarke, wh0 sny
TINT thu vessel might hnvG been hold IN tilno OF
wnr to a foreign 0OycrnmGnt hnn II mot hecn for
the apprehension OF tho Executive Department
that II wutith 10 uEcd nRnnEt n cuiitry With
which tho United Htntcs nrc at peace.
, 1880-03-08

lIll1 Wiz
n,,,on, WIN, cnu,e1 = front ,,col n nmutc.
~. Mnas HMseth & ssnIs nr " mm.s "f
mna y, wns nv thnt IN H. . srer our
Ss,srS,,'s trsa t:ts@is%s ist lilly II; xe3siaSIIs ,IIs
hnt; WnMt ~, stnpi'E 70 Gcl hnnnos; th ots nc o 10
The the Mn,sry ~ q Jstc n a. "aso a wsx ,k p
Tic otfar Mim,stnrs. E"ch ono tts,k pt,ssrssinti
ssnsa. y @ 's. Xi Will WIS ~ 't m o.trsoriinary ~ nc!
proteat was ralscti, and tiio wholo machinery u
tho aosornment went on .
uo,u,hs,nnT'n1 th"t H" .,cv', rxrs Inavl,onc ,,o
orwrrn,a ~ Nntinnnl 'iS pfenss eido 70 11 1
s .as1 II s!a init ~ s Gas! q ,be ~, n.t i
soon ay nees pnrtit ,tG ,o a m.t. ~ ;hn
@ !ssoFed dity. Greinion1 % va e:!sn"ie1 ~
NTeorw"r,,s thnr|, .snro tnsnn r., him i'm t,fhur
inet,,lrrs t,f TIM i,Uytrnmnllt Dinls. fJlzutn and
Admiral Fu,rIchon. uluin- IlixUiI waa MI OK
trCIiu llenutClu with an honorable citrcCr, and
well advanced n ycnrs. lie wnA IMAM nf !nrGr
fortune, insignificant In personal appenrutlcc,
eloyehly fn li,s lrcss 3itd distinguished ~ =
which he ,uldod tho authority of II name Justly
Cfeinso.ix quilted Paris for Tours on hts great
cgatcs, t'Hs- litzn and Admiral F4iirichan: tS-
!owGa tm two M ,lnya nteer; 0n g G, nsh a, o. scp
We fo!,nd ourselves shut q tor perltd whlcii
md i'iiiss dismal i'iai inoniiis. '' = ~ ''' "s'
II WINS not long aftsr the slcEp commenced
that the tinvert.tneuf ut rArs found that g,iel?
alreny Y,Iin TINT they must lH, reinforced by
eSs as'"s %s sa Sa no g s
W. re- ae5 xsx = Y, i a. 4 est " the i l,a|!;n A.
| 1870: " The bnlHnl went o{E this morning 1T II
o'clock vlth'sl1 passenxera, tnelniinx Onnnbetta
iii ,lmId grcat excitement" Thls wns i most
i Fiiccess. Tho '.uuxsengcraa landed rafuiy
Hlatls hs Why 10 To,rs, ws,nrc fc wrs uor.!nliy
received by h!s cnllc,E,ics,-CrrnIcux, GlaiH-
s rrsp"1sjty Il thr,.st ,iiv. ,hoin, tbcy weeamsd
the coming tn ti,cir asslstnl,ce ut inAt nf TIC
/ Influence, tho power, and tho Gnthus'nsm ~ @ nt M
him. anil in iii the questions, Wiieh afterwards
arose botwcen 0Mn.etta md the government y m n.
NJ. Crcnlic.is nntl ii. Thicrs, tho Into lliustruus
noraTiss aad friends; W5sn ii Thls5; lin Ss!!s,, q, +.
and co!,nacl. " -
uar bar to vi tho Naos AsseSiy At
Versailles, mid III 1915 ,was conferred npon hin,
his lust md greatest homer ~ his elcetlon III
III perSonnl appearance. N. Cre,nlcux was he
low the medium hight and with soinewhnt
wcnzonci, but Whit distinguished him WINS his
we'll formed head covcrol with thick. hushy
black ha'r, retaining tta color up to tl,9 timo
loft paris IN September, lss7.. lie lived Simply
and without prctcnslon u, that part Of paris
Gctce. G + nis 91 prIsatc H ltie G wus 'N ' WA ''
/ P1InE AND WITHOUT nHrRDACIt,
Tic was honrst, j,,st, ,gcnory,,,s, and benevolent
~ @ts *sN *hn VII a,..,n. .au ' IL ,hnt ~ hns a,ns
, 1880-03-08
DENIES THE RuMOR,

bpft[aE OHpdlfN 70 I Hd CHkt1g0 1FUHHes
F0nr WAIVE, Ind, Murch Mrs. Thomas
Iicss-Iord was interviewed hero yestcrstny re-
enrtllng tho r,,mor TINT sho Is soon to marry
Charles O'Cnnor, She enya that there tn no fosin-
dntlon whatever for the report. Nr. OCOuor !s
her attorney, hut hcr relations with him nre
niiIcly Of L 0uancES character.
, 1880-03-08

rendered up tho Duchess do berry ct Bordeaux.
r,nrsoin ras r." tFnasn nvnr~he.1Gn 9y ahvofsn!
c"lSd E',,.SaJ ImomoIro ynati1sn'f" Tao d!stin.
nir hc ndrne"te addressed nm fttnr tS II re-
hS 9a'l: :,
noas,bia San 10 t1othins Ter you: ,, " u IT. IT.
eyss d tho public. France Is ;,cat 10 tho 1u..
t!isa. mNomtion of enwatdicc. It ~ ncecssAry 70
se.o tae en scs wnSn o,hlns ns tss En- Vii
crime crime which w | 1otcst, md which nrrn!Kna yW11
DOL. no,"ao mo cther 1ndsoe th!!n publ1o opinion. IL
VIII eeo your errnr."
IA member n Of the rroyislona! Government 81, q
Ghan,ber aa;i pros.si!acd % tio leapIe IRON tho
Icdr.,.Itot'I1. crcmiT' 'T n,,t,nnt 10 TE,,rc.
AfnK0, and Nnrnicr Tng6s With tho ttcnth of
Crenllo,lx. no one Of that numbcr now a,rylyee.
rnst Ia "a Hu ferow tRU5s ka crosx 1I'S Foco LSs
i!lnno and Abort. Louis ulnMo, n'ono IS now
living II has hen1, NY fortune U know thsse 1s!s
ra9ts, nnl Louis IIianc: II IA n atr1snRn md In
xentlc'aen, ct",nisnx ard Garaies pasts lived !:
form pnrt Of tho Provisional Government OF
W"is, u ia scpte,1%er S ia: My axca,aintanco x1i
4 ~ one e tho sFresbe t ny "t
my oiservaitons te spenK ,!rley oi qa.ri!sr
viiln at Caiities since my leaving France ii
the aututnu nf 1B17, and the latter still liveR IN
R S IT, ssso 81 sr tss 4st as
Garlcr Pages IN tho grent ha!l nf THO sitting: of
tho Provincial gover,lrnent OF III tho Nntionnl Dc;
sss yeaa ~ sG bo1e ss asacen s
possessed those ca,,rtly md captivating tianneTs
tho case mil Hr,tce Of conversation which be-
longs tn tho highest typo Of Tho educated French.
nko an nvG arer sHat Ta e "se H5y snty
Clny. tho Idol and lender Of tho old Wing rlrty.
, 1880-03-08


7oENSONA1-A, +. r.: IT IN ALL. a MlSThkEs
L everything u right In EnEicNoud. CUm0 back ns
UncA. A,E, II,
, 1880-03-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.

TOR sAf.E--rIlE FOLLOWING. PROPERTY nE.
j. Ink llttd hy mn IN trust and pnrtleR for whom
held being tc.snA g !sn.a, 2f1sr tnr sntc s..,
two lnA on AAh4nd ny corner 1nyI Ior. ~, ,g nnsh.
F1x lots on WF.t f'tlIk.st NEAR Wrttcrn.Av. Gxl2A
tween fitty.tsrsn!1 and t1tty -sishth-tt
juAt Gust 1f Grand -htIulnvnrli.
!tonse md tnt on l;r,ve.st. near Twenty -eecnnd.
alnrreA lAnd Just weAt Ut city, In Town IL LyunB.
ncrnH nj stock Yara. lust west Of fowlors pack.
nR-IisnsH. . TX.
Ihirenn 1ots Ashland tast north Of Eann ar.
Thirscr lnts IN ArIo-st, enst nf H. !. Cal. .HhnpN.
Farm 9f S-!Hcrcs irIprnveI, ~ miles ~est Of Gard
ncr. In farlnlY County, ~.
Firm uf ~ acres In NndlaDn County, ll1.
JNllN MCtAFfEny. Trnttee.
, 1880-03-08

TH KEAN, l3 CLARK ST., ,l,fIlUAGO-CONSUl<.
~ iAuon frsa, personally or ~ latlur, 1n chfoni9
1nio Or apInalu llSOAA0s- EAreA NAfrtntna. f7nVAt
4stratad IUot v1tanI Ss lASu., beautifully bounai
prescriptions for kll dl4VAAe1, lfAcu u p4a$Pa1u.