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Chicago.
CHICAGO.
CaicAso, November @:-Flour-

CaicAso, November 22.-Flour-
Strong and higher; winter IS OOS6 20;
spring, double extra, 81 7O(S5 so; extra
81 2Sa,4 IS. Wheat-Exciied and high
er and in good demand. closing very
strong; No. . red winter 81 O9i; No. =
Chicago spring 81 l0i(al lot cash 81 III
al III seller December; 81 I2t(9l l2t
seller January; 81 Isl seller February;
sales. 81 09stSl Iii seller December:
81 l0}Il l2i seller January; No. 5 70
@99ic; rejected Soi6satc; in the after.
noon prices advanced ic. Corn-Active,
firm and higher at 43SlS4Sic cash; 4Slc
bid seller December; i+ttG+ttc seller
January; i+tc seller May; sales iSttS
49!c; in the afternoon advanced fc.
Oats-Act;ve. firm and higher at 32&c
cash; SSsc seller December; SSic seller
January; 3Sic seller Mayt rejected 30c.
Rye-Active. firm AMI higher at SSi@
SO. B.rley-Active, firm aud higher
at 81 %. Flax seed-At lS(GlS!. Pork
Strong and higher at Sl2 60(Sl3 %
cash; $l2 ~ seller November ard De-
cembei; Sl2 80 seller year; $l& l7lS
Il - seller January; Sli Sotdll 32t
seller February. Lard Excited and
higher at IS 90 cash; IS 6OclS Is seller
December; IS Goa ~ seller January;
s. 71jGS 80 seller February. Proyis.
ions-flrmer. Bulk Mcats-Active, firm
ami higher: shoulders S+75: short ribs
.rJ rnrbaneaJ a, 81 H.
"AN '> u.,,.
a, y,
pNL''Av""'
,n n a'.u sn @.,.' csSH "a. s.n,;Iv
cr ~ m Wh.s,-W.s,.rn hivh.r
an an Stm. M Western xinter rod spot
81 IL. Nn,.,,,I,rsI osI,I o,i s.,I.r
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FROM OUR NEIaHBoRINa TOWNS

Shot Himself Through the Hoart-State
Temperance Conven:lo2 - Incendiar-
ism,
ERsErRG, W. Va, November 81.
A Young man named Robt. McCluug,
who resided with his parents on Folly
Run. near Reedy, shot himself dead
day before Yesterday morning. When
found he was lying in thicket about
one hundred yards from the house with
a bullet hole through the heart. From
the position IN which the body lay AM
the locality Of the wound it is believed
tina. he had cooked the gun, placed the
muzz,e lust under the left nipple and
pulled the trigger with his toe. Ii is
thought that the young fellow commit
ted self destruction while lsborlng ur-
der temporary hit Ofinsanlty.
A state Temperance Convention has
hpen called to meet IN the Baptist
Church, this city, on December 10Th.
Two more fires were kindled Satur-
day morning, one in two story frame
tenement house, within stones throw
of the court house and police head
quarters. The other was IN barber
shop on Market street, ABOVE ashing-
,nn. Both lp,aii,ies were well chosen
for making big fires, as the surrounding
houses are wood and stand Closely to-
yether. Both fires were exungulshed
without calling out the tire department.
Suicide ofa We'll Known Citizen
ZA>EsvIrLE, o. November 22.-Jona-
than Swank, aged about seventy years,
Was found Yesterday sirernoon hanging
bv the neck dead. in the basement OF
the court house, having committed suit
eide Mr.. Swank had been engineer at
the court house for tie past year, and
on Saturday last was succeeded by an,
other man. Ii is supposed that TINS had
something to do with unsettling his
mind. He was stiff and cold, indicat-
ing that he had been dead ten or fifteen
hours. The deceased was iather-in.iaw
of Col. Charley Moore, oil Columbus.
He was once a prominent man In this
county, having run for Congress in 1854
or 1886 against &. III. Tonpkins, but
was defeated. He was subsequently
one Of the Commissioners OF this county.
His family have become scattered and
he has been drinking considerably lately,
and was frequently heard to say that he
had 10 friends in the world.
Burglars at steubenville.
SrEUBsNvILLs, D, November ~
Burglars night before last took the grand
rounds in this city, breaking into the
saloon of Peter Mueller on Third street,
and stealing two overcoats belonging to
Mueller and Mr. Schmed, agent OF John
Kauffman's Cincinnati brewery, and So
in money. They also affected an en-
trance into f. II. Shslfer's saloon on
Third street and his residence on Fifth
street, taking cigars and other articles.
The Common Pleas Court in and for
Jefferson county convenes in this city
On the 29th instant. The number Of
cases on the docket is not so large as was
expected, as there has been an unusual.
ly long recess between the last term and
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I.aks Erie Navigation Closed.

TolEpo, November 22.-The cold snap
has had the effect OF bringing navigation
at the head OF Lake Erie To sudden
and somewba premature Close. Ice 70
a thickness OF four inches las formed in
the river and bay, and lake craft now in
port are going into winter quarters. The
schooners Annie Wright, American,
and Montbiane. are reported frozen in
near Turtle Island. On the NauGee
An effort will he made to reach them
with ting from Detroit, and II success
full they will be towed 20 that port. The
propei!or Jarvis Lord, which struck q
snaa and sank in the bay on Friday last
is being pumped out. and when raised
will be taken 10 Detroit. She has cargo
of forty thousand bushels OF wheat Tor
Buffalo.
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FIN AN Ck.
Now York.

NEW York. November .2-MoSsv--
Active at 4Ca6 per cent. Prime mercan.
tile paper 4ta6 per cent Sterling ex.
change bankers bills dull and steady st
4S0i; demand IS9!.
sILyRR-At London 81 l3.l6d; bar oil.
yer here ll2,; subsidiary SILVER coin
tHl per cent. discount.
GovgRNMLNTs- ,nrfally strong AMI
idi per cent higher i,r AS snd 4's.
U ~ Coupons ilss lHS
New FiycA... o.. ............... WIS
New Ponr-sntons hs!s lli'~
rsrf6c Size of
RAiLRo,p RnNpS--The features of tho
market we're NobIl" and Ohio. first de-
benturrs, which advanc.d .! per cent.
to %, Iron Nonnia,u, seconds, per
cent. to 77l Kansas Pacific. fret consols.
. per cent. To IOi e., &. * /, G. income.
= per cent. To- %! Mobile aud Ohio.
third dch,n;rr,s = per cent. to ~. do.
seconds, per cent. 10 %! hehiph and
Wilkesbarrc, cont0is assrit"d per
cent. to lWl.
STATE BONDS Moderately active.
sTuIgs -iIv max, U.s. chafater.
WAS immense ~ volume. Frlrrs open.
ed st mn adyanc. 81 t'o per cent. the
latter Tor Chicago. Darlington and QnIn
cy. and subsequently ro-" l",2! per cent.
Michigan Central, GIaLg'r shares and
Western Union leading a." improve
mcnt. About midday reaction Oi tbS
! per cent took place. hut dnfInR tho
afternoon speculation Hgain hrc.in"
strong, and n inrthcr alvanr" ~ tn ~
per cent wPs recorded. In the lai.deal.
ings sales Ia rralIk. profits caused r..
action oi tmli per cent. NJ the FRO
duce Exrbang. here, iu day, -four AL
vanccd I0 10 pc per barr !. and wheat
and corn "a B. Icr bTshcl, with large
The furry Was due Ia the close oi ia.
Erie canal Tor the pr s"nt A. the Cot
ton Exchange there WAS Ori,k sr'cnla.
ton and an advance II - Ia ~ pcinL,.
owing to the unusually cDlI weather Ht
the Sdu'h. which - interfering with
pickiug and doing otter inIurIps.
The transactions on tie S'Ock Ef.
chang. aggregated $1,000 shares, 81
which 1900 were Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy, 500 { &. ]. &, ?,iDb
Canada Southern. 200 Ch,sap'axe nrd
Ohio, 90 Delaware and iiuhspr
Canal. |, 800 Central Pa"ifc. 1900 DelA
ware, Larkawanna and Western. JUD
Denver and Rio Gfard". 5000 Ere.
1900 Hannibal and ~ Joseph, 5000
Iron Mountain, ZOO ksrsn- and
Texas, 5000 Lake Shore. a. 80 LAX.
Ere and We,'rrn. 5000 Lpu,.vil. aod
Nashville. 1900 Michigan L.U'rsi. 49,.
90 Maririt, and Cincinnati, fret pre-.
ierrcd, 5000 North Western. 500 Nash
vile and Chattanooga, ~ ODO Srw Jer.
sey Central. 1900 New Yors C.nusl.
l1,C0) Northern Pacific, l0.OU Ohio
and Mississipp., 1900 Ontario ani
Western, 500 Pacific Mail. 1900 Read.
ing, 400 Rock Island, 1000 ~ Paul.
$40 1t. Paul and Oinshs, 200 Union
P1ifc, 3.l0o Wabash Pacific. G5,00
Western Union, and 800 Illinois Zen.
tral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-23
MR. HAY ES BAYS NO
To His Senatorial Showers. and Declares
for lcicle John.

for Icicle John.
TOLEDO, November pa gentlemen
in position TO know whereof he speaks
saws that the use made OF the name OF
President Hayes in connection with the
Senatorial position from this State was
without the knowledge or consent OF the
President, and that he is not and can
not be q candidate for any position. Ii
is also understood that the President
iavors the return of Mr.. Sherman to the
Senate, he believing that the long ex.
perience of that gentleman will enable
him to be OF great service not only 10
the State but to the whole Nation.
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PRODUCE
N ew z oPk.


New YoRE, November 22.-Cotton--
Steady at ll;m!lit; futures steady.
Flour-Wcal receipts 5000 barrels;
shipments q 900 barrels; sUperiine west
ern and State 81 BOAT S.; common To
good extra SinOtd5 -; good to choice
= 30GBG 80; white wheat extra - ljtn
$50; extra Ohio s. 3OHaG 80; st. L1GIs
IS OOdG 30; Minnesota patent process
S. SOFAS 80 Wheat-At 2a &c higher;
at the close the advance was partly los';
the trade il largely speculative:
receipts 5ll 900 bushels, exports 49,.
900; ungraicd spring I'll Dl; n" do
81 l5Gl ii: so. springSl 2ihdl 20; IN.
graded red 81 0iC,l 20; No. 3 do 81 II
4l 24i: steamer DO 81 l6!; No. do
81 23i; No. 10, sales 81 90 bushels. at
81 25dl 20; No. 2 rel seller
November, sales ll2,OO bushels, at
81 279l os.; seller December, sales
j6s 600 bushels, at 81 2S,Cal 30; seller
January, sales 80 600 bushels, At s. 30
nl 81; seller February. sales 200 zoo
bushels, at 81 32ml 34. Corn-Market
active and l(d2c better, closing With
the advance partly lost: receipts ~ 100
bushels; shipments l22 600 bushels; un-
graded 500 62ic; No. 3 59c; No. 81 IA,
82jc; low mixed Gld6l. -; 10. = white
62c, in store; No. . seller November Gl
d62iic; seller December G2ta62tc; eel.
Ter January GWGic. Oats weak; re-
ceipu 5000 bushels; western mixed "
"a 4jc; white western IGI,j2c. Hay-In
good demand and firm At 9Ocfatsl W.
Hops-Dcmand iali and market firm.
CoiT,e-Demand fair and market firm.
Suysr-Sironger; fair to good refining -
G1Sc. Molsssss-New Orleans; demand
fair and market firm; iaIr 10 choice $50
55c; foreign dull and nominal. Rice-
Dull and unchanged. Petroleum
Quiet and nominal; United 9lici crude
6ia7ic: refined l0tc. TailOw-Firm at
6 7.l6,aGic. Roein-Firm at 81 SOl9
lsj. Turpentine-Easiers At i6tc. Ea2s
Strong a, 2la2Sc. Pork-Dull ani
nominal: mess qroted at Sl4 W1I5 10
for export. B-i-Qi and s,eaiy.
Cat Meats-Firm; long ci'sr .tdItc
Lard-Erci.ed and higher: active; prime
steam - 10 asked. Butter Quiet and
firp, At l3a27c. Cheese-QGirt and
ST. ally a, l0la l2ir.
C,nrnpsu-
CI.cIxxArr, Noyemler c2-Co,ton
| Strn, 1T lie. FIour-Seady family
s. l5,a.5 A.; fancy - 7ja6 40. Wheat
Scarc- and firm; No. 2 amber 81 ";
No. 2ieI xinIer s. Ogdl TO- Corn
In fair G-mand; No 2 mixed sc. pew
.helled 49,. Oats-S,roD2 and higher;
No. 2 m,xed 36ic. Hye-Strong snd
higher; NJ. 9 gs:. Barey-Qul-, Lu,
firm: 80. 2 faIl 9sctatl W. Pork
Steady at si3 % Lard-Suony and
higher a, Is ~. Bulk Mea.s-Qui-t;
shoulders 4tc; clear nib I've. Hacon-
Quiet; eliza, rib s. 81; clear IS ~.
Whisky-A, 81 IL. Butter Demand
ac,iv. and prices have advanced; cho,cs
western r-s.rv. 23a 81; choice central
Ohio I9oc.
Few Orlesps
Srw OgLEaSs, November 22.-Cohee
Steady and in fair demand: ordinary
To prime lI;6liir. susar-ln good de.
mand at in!l Prices; Common TO good
common 5iG6ic; inferior 20 good com
mon iiG5.c; yellow clarified 7tfs7.e.
NoIassrs-DulI: inierisr 25sseSc; com
mon 3O,s So; centrifugal I've 4oc; lair 3!
G3c; fancy 48le47. Rice-steady and
in good demand: Louisiana ordinUy u
choice 4i(SSc.
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THE EsrEaN METROPOLIS.

A Curious Divorce Case-The Weather
Suspension of the Public Produce Ex-
change.
CuICAGo. November 22.-The Super
ior Court had before it this morning
case OF curious complications. Some
months ago WIN. A. Sloan was married
10 a woman in Ohio, moved 10 Iowa
and there obtained divorce through
Chicago divorce lawyer, and upon the
same day married another woman in
Iowa. The courts os the latter State de-
clare the divorce proceedings illegal and
the second marriage adulterous.
To-day the Chicago Court held
that the divorce was valid ac-
cording to the laws OF Illinois.
IL is, therefore, illegal for Sloane to
leave with either wife although married
to both, ami although he has children by
both he might, therefore, live with his
Ohio vii" in Iowa ami his Iowa wife in
Illinois. but could not live with his Ohio
wife in Illinois, OF with the Iowa wife in
Iowa. Joseph Zuckerman, a wholesale
rrocervman, failed; liabilities $3i,000
Weather very cold for this season of the
wear. Ice in the river and all the lake
navigation practically closed. Their
mometer has been from zero to ten be-
low.
The Public Produce Exchange, the
largest institution of the kind in Chi
cago, suspended shortly before one
o'clock to-day, having been badly Grip
pied by the recent heavy advance In
grain, provisions, cotton and stocks,
all OF which rose so fast to-day that there
was regular jam OF bull operators at
the counters. This rise in all kinds OF
speculative articles has caught most OF
the bucket shops, and several had
already suspended. d. A. Loring, Pres
ident Of the Chicago Produce Exchange,
saws the concern has paid out over a
quarter OF a million dollars within ten
iays. 1t is designed to settle and con-
t;nue business The liabilities are not
vet known, but are probably over Il
hundred thousand dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-23
New Yors'sOhclal

ALBANY, Move Der 222.-The State
o 1aa'asSers declared the following re-
sa''s SUI o: the late Election in this State:
WW.''h'i, NJ. 5iI,i5i; Hancock, 534.5ii; +;
weaver, u, -; Dow, l,5l7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-23

PErERs-N the fes,te,cs Of bis psrnts.
james and Hsnnsh J. Peters. no. uis koA
stree,. ct i1.S An, Tuesday, November =.
iSn JAsn ErcrSL. Infant son, aged hsonths
and dsya
Yupsssl notjns to NATION.
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disclose the fact that the last act of his
official life was the granting Of q respite
to man condemned to die. That be
was too merciful in dealing with his
erring fellow mortals, will not be re-
membered against him by the
Merc.ful Judge
in whose presence he now stands.
Measured by the best standard, Gov.
Williams was worthy citizen, faith
full public servant, good man. His
virtues were many and conspicuous.
"snd even his failings leaned to virtues
side"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-23

A lynching party has been orraaiIed
at Columbia, Tenn where a rearo sec
ton hand shot white foreman for dis
charging hun.
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Winters Blast.


WHITE PLAINS, n. y, November %.
Champion canal is frozen over this
morning, the ice being about two inches
thick. Thirty loaded boats are frozen
in between here and Fl. Ann. About
forty are due from Port Henry and
Canada, tonight. The thermometer is
nine degrees below zero.
ToRoNro, November 22-The gale yes
terlay was the most severe ever exper-
fenced on Lake Ontario. The following
disasters to shipping are reported: The
lcher, Guelph and Wane Crest are
ashore at FrenchmGn's Bay; a schooner,
supposed to be the Queen ot Lakes, is
ashore near : ;arbOro; another schooner,
name unknown, is reported ashore near
Carsccon. So far a. known no lives are
lost.
ST. CATHARISEs, November 22.-The
ice il from two 10 three inches thick,
formed on the wells and canal. The ice
will he broke by TUGS and the canal kept
open as late as possible.
PorGHKEErsIE, y. Y November r.
The cold increases. The river Is iuil oi
ice, and no boats will he able TO get
through to Albany after tomorrow.
Canals Closed.
ALBANY, y. Y, November 90 -Tele-
grams received by the Auditor from
Utica, Rome. syracuse, Rochester,
Tonswsnda and Fort Edward to-day
speak of the cold. ice aud snow. and
state that the canals are closed at al the
points named. Ice breakers and all the
men that can be put 70 work on them
are employed, and unless the present
cold snap continues the canals will be
reopened. At Schenectady the ice in
.,he canal is four inches thick. II is CO.
timated that seven million bushels oil
grain are afloat. A telegram this alter.
noon from Whitehall announces that
the Champlain canal was frozen over
this morning with ice two inches thick:
Every effort will be made by the canal
officials to get the boa's through. At
Whitehall st 5 A. n. this morning the
thermometer indicated 9 degrees below
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-23

Oyercoats.
oNerrOats.
oyerc0ais.
OscrcoatS.
OteI coats.
ONcrrOats.
AZ 1890 Market.
AZ l3.D Market.
M I3.D Market.
Al l3sO Market.
az 1920 Market.
ai i3.D Market.
,crsible Overcoa.s nt 1870
Market.
n.sersibie OyCrcOats at 1870
"s,ersibie Overcoats at l33O
Market.
Reversible Oyerco.,s O, usaO
Market.
Market.
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additional Telegraph On Fourth Pa9e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-23
DIED..

(Addhiar, VI IKarl,n On ~, Po~.i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-11-23

In Mary Carpenters ragged school. in
London, boy defined Conscience as
"a thing gentleman hasn't got who,
when a boy finds his purse and gives it
back to him, Joesn't give the boy six.
pence"
A law boy was complaining that his
bed was too short, when his father re-
piled, "That is because You are always
too long in it."
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
Facts that We Know.

If you are suffering with q severe
cough cold, asthma bronchitis, con-
sumption, loss of voice. tickling in the
throat, or any affection of the throat.
or lungs. sUe knoao that DR.. Kings New
Discovery will give you immediate
relief. We know of hundreds of cases
it has completely cured, and that
where all other medicines had failed
No other remedy can show one-half
as many permanent cures, Now to give
satisfactory proof that llr. Kings New
Discovery t0iU care you of Asthma
Bronchitis. Hay Fever. Consumption,
or any Throat or Lung Disease, If you
will call at c. Speidels Drug store YOU
can get a trial bottle free o; cost, or a
regular size bottle for 81 90.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
A WONDERFUL MED1c1NE
I'1I'[Ez:;!l|i}'|

AOEUIlICStt0 Oh u E~fOmlnCnC C1CIZG0
of Adrian, Mich, who had not
Walked without Clutches for
two years. He threw them away
in "a Hours after the first ap-
pIicatiOn of Wizard Oil.
DR. When l met your agent
here, in September, had been two years suf-
ferinp severelywith Rheumatism, half of that
time confined to the house, and three months
at time to my bed. The balance of the
time | was compelled to crawl around upon
clutches. I used medicines without number,
including large quantity of morphine, all of
which proved worse than useless. AS to what
/ suffered, the English language cannot tell
it to any one who has not tried its realities.
The first application of Wizard Oil gave
me relief in fifteen minutes, and dispelled my
doubts in twenty-four hours. used bottle
a day for ten days. The next morning after
the use of the first bottle,
left my Clutches at homo and
walked down town without them
for the first time in two years.
Since thenI have not used them, and can now
split cord of wood as quick as any man in
Adrian. Some of my friends at first thought
such sudden cure would kill me, but wanted
a change, though it should be death.
That all who read this may know how
have been, | will say, when I commenced
using Wizard Oil, could reach around my
leg above the knee with one hand.
Il was reduced to a mere sl<ele-
tons and most of the time
when L moved upon
cfutches, or tried to stand
without thems L could not raise
either foot from the floor.
used fifteen bottles in all, but have not used
any Tor two months. I now feel as we'll as |
ever did IN my life, and have gained thirty five
pounds in flesh. But must tell Won if seems
almost like dream. You can refer to me as |
often as you wish, and hundreds of the citi- |
zens of Adrian viii testify to the truth of |
my statements
JOHN W. FAIRBANKS, Adrian, Mich. |
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
Oriental Cream, CT Magic Beautiher

eicits a clear Transparent complexion. free from
Tan, Frecklcs, Moth Patches and Tor TINS req a.;
son az well as for the innocence and purity OF us
;ngredients has long maini aimed a prominent
place in public estimation and IN ladies' boud2lrs
we have thousands OF Testimonials 10 lnls eneC'
from distinguished artists and celebrated oeiIes
Eyery woman should be beautiful, just as ever
man should be dutiful. To insure this, the hu-
man face divine'' must be free from all spots or
blemish Nothing viii do this so well ano SO
harmlessy Gouraud's Cream Accept no Sr can
entail Cream by the distinguished DR.. h. A Sayre'
"A lady of the hGut ton. patient OF Dr. Sayre'
discour,ng the use OF cosmetics, nj .hesn rec
ommend tGouraud's Oriental as the least harmiuI
of all skin preparations" Praise from pr
ia nrare Indeed ENDORSED by the fashions DE
world. MIME. M b. L. .a ~ yoyk
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19
Ghe g atty Arens.


The Illinois State Register referring
| editorially to the recent Grant meeting in
Chicago says:
The mass meeting which, for some
days, had been advertised to be held at
Central Music hail. Chicago to boon"
| third termism in Illinois, was held accord .
ing to programme. Thursday night, The
leading figure of the occasion was Sena
tor John A. Logan-the same individual
who Immediately after Stephen A. Doug
las delivered his coercion speech Ia 1861,
declared. in this city that Douglas had
undertaken TO hand over the Democratic
party TO the id abolitionists, but. by
Cd he couldn't and shouldn't deliver
the goods the same Individual who par
tlcipated In a movement TO organize iD
southern Illinois regiment for the rebel
army, aud who was in cooperation with
certain gentlemen of Kentucky to carry
the scheme The meeting was we'll at
tended, though, as the Times says, there
was" contrary 20 expectations, room
enough in the hall for all who wished TO
hear third-term oratory," This meeting
under the guidance of Logan and others,
oonclusively indicates, in connection with
other signs of the time, that Grant will be
nominated at Chicago by very decided
vote of the republican national convens
tion."
The Register gives Logan a good hit,
10 referring to his record, and unpleasant
as it may be to Dirty work John to be
reminded of his shortcomings the fl cts
are indisputable. and are very handy at
times, as "reminiscences of the past, when
Logan was raising troops for the Confed-
crate army
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19

The Illinois State Register referring
editorially to the recent Grant meeting in
Chicago saws.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-19

HUM0RS OF THE BLOOD, SKIN
AND SCALP,

CUTICURA REsoLvENT Is the most powerful
Blood Purifier ard Liver Stimulent ever com
pounded In forty minutes after taking the first
dose it may he detected in the saliva, blood,
sweat, ana urine, showing that it had entered the
blood and been distributed throughout the entire
system. In its passage through the circulating
uits it meets with the corrupt particles of matter
which foster and maintain disease, with which it
chemically unites, destroying and gradually elm
mating them from the system.
Hence its power to forever expe1 Scrofulous,
Caneerous, and Canker Humors, which "nchecked
I'LL the body with foul eorruptions, and rot out
the delicate machinery of life.
CUTIcURA, the great external remedy for all Hu-
mors of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers, Sores and Dis
charging Wounds, is the most soothing and heal
ing OF outward applications. 1t speedily destroys
fungus and parasite growths, restores the oil
glands and tubes TO a healthy condition. and cures
when assisted bv the CUTIcnRA SOAR, diseases of
the Skin and Scalp which have been the torture of
a life time