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WABASHAW.

The boiler room will be entirely detached
| from the main building and located squarely
on the corner of Cedar and Tenth street, a tun-
mel being made In which to carry the steam to
| the building.
The diagram gives the dimensions of the
building In feet as it rests upon the ground.
| The basement will be twelve feet in the clear,
| the first floor fifteen feet and the second floor
| twenty-five feet. the whole suHgpunted with a
dome. The heigth of the building will be
sixty feet The old building contained 1850
square feet and the new building $4,000.
The internal arrangement of the first floor
has not been fully agreed upon, but the Of
fees will be considerably located as in the old
| building The Governor, Auditor and Secre-
tary OF State, will probably be similarly To-
Gated, but the Treasurer's office may be
brought over to the Wabashaw street front.
All this, however, is not fully decided upon.
The upper floor has been substantially SET
tied upon The Senate chamber will be 50
feet square and front on Wabashaw street. II
will contain five windows, a'skylight and gal
lery. The House will front on Tenth street
and be 94x50 feet. with twelve windows and
skylight.
The library will be flre-proof and located Oh
Cedar street, occupying the whole eastern
extension There will be 1874 feet OF outside
wall for the library. 1t will contain twenty
three windows.
The Supreme Court room will be 5Ox27 and
front on Exchange street. There will also be
five rooms for the judges and larger room for
consultation.
Each branch of the legislature will be sup
piled with twelve committee rooms, but to Sc
cure this number the second floor will be par
TALLY made into q third story, there being
twelve committee rooms ON the same Level
with the Senate chamber and House, and
twelve above them and over the rooms assigned
to the Judges. These upper committee rooms
will be on level with the Senate and House
galleries. -,
In the basement the Historical society will
be beneath the library, on Cedar street, and
the remainder of the basement will be for
storage.
There will be two grand stairways-one in
the Wabashaw street end and the other from
Cedar street. There will also be four light
and ventilating shafts running through the
entire building.
All of the public offices will be supplied
with fire proof vaults and every convenience
furnished for the transaction of the public bust.
ness. As the bids are not yet in, the cost can
not now be exactly determined. The govern
or hopes to have the building completed by
the first of January next.
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FromSunday's Edition.

The tollotrisg matter on this page sppeared
h Sundays edition. The rsason for this Tspuo-
keatson e because eur regular mail rate Y s''o-
scsptson does not include the Sunday Issue, snd
semspsratissly fen IN the country care to pay srfrs
for the Sunday edition, schich kss in the st. PGs4
post office and goes out in the same mail NTH ths
Monday paper. The more important nssss, 70
tAs eztent Of t,co or three columns, Is therefore
sspublished on Monday for the benefit Of country
subserioers uho do no! zee the SUNDAY GLOBE.
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Proposals For Engine House.
CRY CLERKS OFFICE,

ST.. PAUL, MINI, April 16, 1881. !
Sealed proposals, marked Proposals for
Engine House. will be received at this office
until IL o'clock N. on Thursday, the 9th day
of May, A. D. 1881, for the erection and com
plction Of an engine house upon lot IL, block
10, Woodland Park Addition to the City OF st.
Paul, in accordance with plans and specified
lions therefor on file In this Office.
By Order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
107-124 City Clerk
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Marshall Avenue.
OFFICE or THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CRY OF ST.. PAUL, MINI, April 30, 1881.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
Public Works in and for the corporation OF the
City of st. Paul, Mimi, at their office in said
city, until 10 NJ. on the 18th day Of May, A.
from Western avenue to Victoria street, in said
city, according to plans and specifications. on
file in the office of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
of at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
- JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
| Official: r. L. ,GoRMAN,
Clerk Board OF Public Works. 12l-13l
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THE STEAMBOATS,.

Annual Record OF First Arrivals of the
Season-Arrival of the Mary Morton-A
New Line Boat Coming Tuesday
Through Bills and Low Rates to England
The Mary Barnes for brankato This
Morning.
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The following quotations giving the range
of the markets during the day were received by
M. DORIAN. commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL, April 80, 10 A. M.-Spot wheat
inactive Floating cargoes turn dearer. Gar,
higher. Spring for prompt shipment I'd
lower.
WHEAT.
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WHEAT.
MILWAUKEE,. CHICAGO.

Wheat receipts in Chicago, 1886 bushels;
shipments $3.50 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 2s,Sl5 bushels;
shipments 1852 bushels. ~.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee 3,OOS,6Oe
h,,ch a1c
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CITY NOTICE.
CRY CLERKS OFFICE, I
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, April 25th, 1881.

CI. IAOI, DdfHH'S <APtf1 "0VHS 4o0&'
4 Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
fee, marked "Proposals for Fountain until
Thursday, the 9TH, day of May, 1854, at IL
O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the city with q
fountain to be used in Irvine Park. Also, six
iron settees to be placed in said park. Speci-
fications for said articles to accompany each
bid.
The right to reject any and all bids is re-
served.
By order OF Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
1925 City Clerk.
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Eastern and European Markets.

NEW YORK, April 3O.-Money 500 pei
cent, closing at 8 per cent. Prime mer
camille paper 1905 per cent. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills at s4.sS1s'
Sight exchange on New York at $4.S5H.
Stocks-The stock market was irregular al
the opening and in the early dealings prices
declined n to Q per cent, Alton & Terre Haute
New Jersey Central and Delaware, Lackawanna
g. Western being most prominent in the de-
cline. At the first board speculation became
strong in tone and prices took an upward turn,
the entire list participating in the improve
ment, which ranged from to SSs per cent.
New York Elevated, Metropolitan Elevated and
coal shares leading in the upward movement.
After midday there was reaction Of u to 1H
DER cent, the latter in St. Louis & Iron Noun
tain, but at the second board the market again
became strong with brisk purchases, and an
advance was recorded ranging from u to ~
per cent, granger properties, trunk line. and
coal stocks, Union Pacific and st. Louis q San
Francisco common being most conspicuous.
The market closed strong and generally at or
about the best figures of the day. Chicago q
Northwestern preferred, which closed yester-
day at 1872 bid, sold up to 1877.
EVENING QUOTATIONS.
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One Justice Of the Peace
From the First, Second and Fifth Wards.
One Justice of the Peace
From the Third, Fourth and Sixth Wards.

Notice is also given that at said election g
vote viii be taken On the question of issuing
bonds under the provisions OF an act OF the
Legislature of the State of Minnesota, entitled
can act to authorize the Board of Education
of the city of st. Paul to issue its bonds to
the amount Of fifty thousand ESQ, 00O) dollars
for the erection of High school building
Approved March 3, 1881.
At said election those voting In favor OF
such issue shall have written or printed upon
the ballots used the words:
sIssue of bonds for the High School-Yes. u
And those voting against such Issue shall
have written or printed upon the ballots used
the words:
ssIssue Of bonds for the High school-No.' u
Also, that at said election, the qualified
electors may vote upon the question of the is.
suance of twenty thousand $50 OOO( dollars OF
bonds of said city for the purpose OF aiding In
the widening, improving and macadamlzing
of Fort street, from the Seven corners, so.
called, to the city limits, in accordance with
an act of the Legislature Of the State of Min
nesota, entitled "An act authorizing the city
of st. Paul to make an appropriation in aid
of the widening and Improvement OF Fort
street in the city of st. Paul" Approved
March s, 1881.
Those voting in favor of the issuance Of
SUCH UOQu6 ouHu udvC W lLgeCn VI pAAuSSutO VI
partly written and partly printed, upon their
ballots, the words:
sIn favor of the issuance of bonds for Fort
street improvement"
Those voting against the issuance OF such
bonds shall have written or printed, or partly
written and partly printed, upon their ballots,
the words:
against the issuance OF bonds for Fort
street Improvement"
Also, that at said election, the question ef
issuing bonds of the city of st. Paul to an
amount not to exceed thirty-six thousand
($S6, OOO) dollars. for the purpose OF purchas-
ing lots 8, 4, s, 6, 7 and 8 In block No. 70,
Rice & Irvine's addition to the city of st. Paul,
for public park or look ont, in accordance
with an act of the Legislature Of the State of
Minnesota, entitled IAN act to authorize the
city of St. Paul to. purchase certain lots for
public purposes" Approved March 8, 1881.
Those voting in favor OF such issuance
shall have written or printed, or partly writ
ten and printed, on their ballots, the words:
sFor the issue of Park Bonds" And those
opposed to such issue shall have written or
printed, or partly written and partly printed,
the words; against the issue OF Park
Bonds"
Official:
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
107.12S City Clerk.
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rigdtion Notes.


The Grand Pacific, one of the new boats
to compose the St. Paul s St.Louis pack
ct company, left La Crosse for st. Louis
Thursday evening. The Grand Pacific is
stern wheeler, 800 feet in length, and of
900 tons capacity. She has been built
with especial reference to speed as well
as carrying capacity on shallow water,
and is provided with large and roomy
cabin, richly furnished.
THROUGH TO LONDON.
Capt John Fl. Reaney, general agent
at st. Paul for the ST. Paul and ST. Louis
packet company-and the first upper Mis-
sissippi river agent empowered to give
through bills of lading from St. Paul to
London, is ready to receive consignments
from shippers. One of the ocean steam
ers, running in connection with the Mis-
sissippi river barge line, will leave New
Orleans for London about May Is.
The barge line to connect with
this particular ocean steamer will leave
st. Louis about May 9Th. Under the
schedule of rates adopted, Capt Reaney
is prepared to give through bills of ladine
from St. Paul to London, guaranteeing
prompt delivery for -four at S1.21 per bar
rel, seventeen cents below the rail anC
lake system of rates, advertised as tn,
"fghting rates. Of that system as an
tagonistic to the Mississippi river barg'
system Shippers DESTROYS Of receiving
the benefits of these low freights shoult
correspond with Capt. Reaney at once.
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CORN.
Chicago

Corn receipts In Chicago 1875 bushels
shipments $3.50 bushels.
PORK.
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CONTRACT WORK,
GRADING ARUNDEL STREET.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CRY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, April 80, 1881.

Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation OF
the City of st. Paul, Mimi, at their office in
said city, until 10 M. on the 18th day Of May,
A. D. 1881, for the grading of Arundel street,
from Summit avenue to Iglehart street, In
said city, according to plans and specifications
on file in the Office of said Boa:d.
A bond with at least two sureties, in sum
of at least 20 per cent. Of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids -
Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 121-131
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M. DORAN'S REPORTS.

-. No sales. tOfered. TbId' sfx' couPo
Hex. div. TEx. int.
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between the hours of eight o'clock in the
forenoon and half past five o'clock In the af-
ternoon, at the usual place of holding cleo
tons in the different wards and precincts of
the city Of st. Paul, except as follows:
FIFTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.
All qualified electors in that part of Alder.
manic district number one in the Fifth Ward
of the city of st. Paul as now constituted, ~
ing south of Mount Airy street, from Missis.
sippi street to DeBow street, south of Olmsted
street, from DeBow street to saltwater street,
south of Warren & Winslow's addition, from
saltwater street to Lafayette avenue, south OF
Lafayette avenue to Collins street, south OF
Collins street, from Lafayette avenue to Bed
ford street, and thence south of line drawn
eastward from Bedford street to the track of
the st. Paul & Duluth railroad, and west of
the said railroad track of the St. Paul & Du-
luth railroad, will vote at the Fifth Ward En-
CINE House, corner Of Broadway and Tenth
streets.
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FIFTH wARD-rH1RD PRECINCT

All qualified electors in that part of Alder
manic district number one in the Fifth Ward,
lying north of election precinct number one,
as above described, and west of the track of
the st. Paul & Duluth railroad, will vote at
the building on northwest corner of Bedford
and Collins streets.
, 1881-01-15

McAlASEs MD Don Cameron have patched
up d pence, d,ld the Philadelphia Loss put In
all oarIy ut the uarrlsburg Bnss'
private residence the other night. where tito
preliminary caucus was held. Quay, Oliver,
mud blagcH were the others present, besides
The laconlc Senator. 1t is getting to bo Il
serious question in Pennsylvania how fur
bncl; the caucus principle can bu carried.
Tic germ OF tho Legislative caucus really en-
lists IN Don Cameron's buck parlor. but tho
caucus TINT rules Dun, 1t Is suspected, Is
found in tho castlo Of old Simon. n we'll
known fcudnl Uaron, whom age und III
trinity have lncapacltatcd from the rulcr
lnbQrs Ut the field.
, 1881-01-15
PUBLIC OPINION.

Detroit FREQ Press tDe.n.): Like h!s psv
,lecessos, Ms. Chand!or, BIZ. congeF was' vice.
vuuny man, TN nrlent BundhS- school tcaep'''
ln Michigan thts bnAss tho tow- pssth.
Philadelphia Telegraph tltep.): MI. II II
Donnld Cameron. VIC knnw, IL an txtfe'a>% ~,
mighty man Ut Harrisburg, but aolaea". ,,trf
other ho loes not maiugs II cut y vory llni''f'~'
1KuTo ut Washington :.
New York Express: L. Ffancdns, !,
rather astunishrd ut Hobart Grant "mJ n'of
Rornhardt article tn the tli.sn!te. but pai'iss ..
euvgeets that hls attEIbut!ng ' lIurAco ,.,on ~ bg
clue, when ho hlHst knh's that It ~As ~s'''''
Cprncllle, IL u tp!apri't. =.
Gov. Murray, Of Utah. III Coarlcr,!otsrts,l y, il
believe thai tho aet Ut President F1ila'o, 4
appo|nttnx brigham Young 0uvtFnot' - - iii
uuehanun In continuing him IN powoF, w.
plhet Acss OF tho 0oncral 0nvatnm0nt W !. nd
tho Aormops wexo eaabled 70 unlto cpuitn;
State, have contributed lnoEo to t1a p'"
, 1881-01-15

Even II tho proposed rnte Of interest wcro
liberal, the conditions OF tho proposed loan
would cmbarrasa Its ne HotEation; but TO en-
t,cayor to placc these tonds at tic lowest
rate uf interest Mt whicl, any Government
ever ,,,a,lu a tunn aud hy Imposing the tnose
,nfayornbla conditions scclEs to bc tho very
climax Of financial ignorance anil folly. How
little understanding there Is In Congress OF
tic real operation of tho loan Is revealed by
the fact tint tho amendment providing for
the Issue OF s3oo, 100000 Of notes Il, licu OF
bonds was secured upon the theory that such
notcs would supply any deficiency TINT might
occur In tic volume ut currency by the wstll-
,lrnwal Of Natlonal.bas,k clrculatlon.-as
thougl. Understanding notes wouIs! circulate
along with notes bearing 10 interest! This
shows tho Ignorance and il,cnpac'ty OF tic
ncu who arc undertaking TO dispose OF the
| rcf,lnAng question.
Unless tho whole scheme fHall be remoa-
c,ed #, tile Senntc, II nlny rs well bc acccpte!
TINT no rcfuntl1ng resources will be provided
by tho present Congress. II thu ratc Of per
cont was practicable In my case 1t Inns been
defeated by tho tern,s under which It IL pro
ppsed to ask tor loan md by the threaten
linz exhibition OF iemagogtsni. II the mat
| ter goes by dsfault, then the Secretary OF thu
Treasury will be limited ~ 10 the safo OF
outstanding bonds to tho ntnount of the STIR
plus revenue rs It sllal! accumulate In the
Treasury, and ta) to thu sale OF about Slci,
1900 Of 4 per cents which rcn,nlm from tlle
bonds previously authorized, md which eal
probably be disposed ut at u premium wl1icl
will make tie interest about ~ per cent 1t
| &n.. ftyrf har rnfnnI1Nr Kill nrtti[ II
, 1881-01-15

1'uEs.pEHr HAYES mado the greatest M!a-
take Ut his l[fo whcn he resolved, Oh taking
Office, to lgnora ulc leaders Of two wings Of
tho pNrty which nominated and elected lin.
These wero Mg, Uia!ne mud Mr. Conkllng,
not on speaking terms will, eac'. other. How
easy 1t wn,lld have bern tU turl, tic weapons
Ut one against tho other! hut Mr. Hayes
,nortally offended aud wounded both,
Neither OF them Inns set foot In tho Willis
.1iousc since tie first months Ut tic prest-
DENTS term VI foJt!ce. President Garfield Will
attempt ths still more difficult task ut recng-
mixing all wings OF tho purity aud remaining
On friendly tern,a will! the lenders Of each.
Whether i,e succeeds III doing this or not, II
Is entirely safe to saw Tint llo will not bo cut
with ull at once. Sir. Hlalne Is as good "
announced for the Secretary OF States oli'ce
and suitable place will probably bo offered
one OF Mr.. conk!lng''s friends. Then Il wi!
bu tle fault OF the leaders, not OF tie Prcsi
dent, ii they do mt agree.
, 1881-01-15
III 1111uo1s MAN FOR THE CABINET.

THomrl, 1llinots 'lns mt Guurctl consuic,,-
o,ulv nmon1 Tho States which bnyo been
ciomnrlnv for rrprescntntton i'm tho Cnbtnnt
of pr.a1tlr,,t t;artiph1. IL Ia well understood
Tint Tho claims of ona nr moro of l,er citizens
inyo hcc,, uu,,er cnnsi,,nrat;op. Nm nnmo
lint tos hc.n ,urntlonetl In connection with
t,,c nf,lco nf Acknowledgement has called
fort,, s,,oI, slnna NJ nnnr,,va1 from tta
,,raas o,,, ,'.,,ic In ntnor stntes no wall no in
i,;s '' ~ t,,at ~ r,nnrv i ssorrs II is felf In
tnts ' ritz nruI s,otc lint his anuo1utu,ent 10
lint t,nicn ynn,,l h, ,ocm,IorIv :onnrHprta,e.
ia hnu nj, tho ,ouoI nuo,llIcnt,nns far the
ot,,.o Var twpntv ycnrs or mora liz Inns
..".,.,oo1 I'M, T., ri,ooer, and ,,os r,am, tn n
r,"s ,,"no IN III ,,,a frn,,t ron1: ~ t,,o nrofcs.
a'", r 1us nh,I,.v Ia rn,n"sttannhlc
1,o" ~. ,,n,as to kccnlv ono,vttroi
,af,, @ ,rrn"t o,,,,,tvaoa n ann,tnr n tlnronch
n.,,..ts,,a,,.,"u ~ I'M nr,,,c'",os ~ INV of
oUn ~ va",ranr,,,nar, ;"s,,,orv stor.I viii, lin
"x,ur,a,'e.s ~ ~ ,o,r nm,l s,,ccessful ,rnct1co
i" ,,onr,,. a,.or, ,,"r.r,,,o,t of lnria,r,,iancc
:" na 's %"s ,,a,o . n~nt ,,cat ~ nnt,,icoi ,vnrx
,t. .o M"a ,n', ",t5.o T., ,oS,. r,as.~,,,, ann
~. st..ns, s...ars an, t,",,,,, .oo,,ro,,
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s.'''s ;,s, ".'s s =. - ,s.,. o,,nn,, ,mi,n,,t ils.
s,,, ~ -, ..,. Ill, o,,.c T., ny,,,t. that m
,a,.,.sr r i, ,h,, s,,tn ,,as a nnlckrr nr xcnnrr
80 s~ r"';, r,.o,,,o ,,onoro ~ nssi,,.
INV "a," ~ 'oU 'I,,as,,,. :nsa ,hnn Mr S,nrr.
''" ~ s,a s rom,J ~ nortv.scrvtces lis olo,ms
, 1881-01-15

THE Committee OF Ways and Means on
Thursday gt.vo n hearing to Mr.. W!llinnl II.
Swift and ntller mateh manufacturers tn oppo-
s!l.on t0 tho repeal Ut tho atamp'tax on matches.
Tho principal argument urgc'l agatnst tho so-
pcnl was TINT tho whu1o business, oven to tue
atzes a,tl sh.,pos Ut tho b01es and packages, IT,
and hns boon for years, adjusted to tho exist
euce OF tho tax Us M ceu.ont In tho cost OF pro-
,tuct!on, and that tho proposed chunRa wanld
wipe cut !argo amount OF capital Invested IN
Bpveia, ts,l.cnury, a1.i H,ako necessary irol,b-
lesuu,o al,d cOatly reutjnstuant to tho now otdos
ot things, whtle tho Government walIld lose tt,.
,uai!y nl,out $a,5tN.t00 Of revenue, which ls now
collected ip tho !oast burdensomn lrlnnuur.
, 1881-01-15

trho ,.1rnrar ro,nrt NJ Tim Military t,ni,,.
,,,i,.., " y, w., ,to',s,, ,f t,a,,rssos.n,ivna
n''a,,,s, ] ra,, Mornol.,a hI1i tor r.,,rn1 (,raut
" "s .,",,osa, ~ ~, Arn,v !. ao,ncthtnv nf n
s.,..r,sa ,,noo,s., - wou rourroIlv l,u,lcr.
st"nd son,o ,rso1.s arm lint i,,js ur n sin,ilnr
- nrn,,oait,nn ,vonlI ho rnynra,,1y, rereiycd ly |
f,.,, T., - r,.,v.tnr 1,,n t1n,,b,ander.t,,.
s,,,,.y ~ t,,o f.n,,fnt,rato army. nuh now n,
,no,,,or or ,h. Military Cn,u,ntttcr In the
I1nltud sto,n. f,nupyess. It war snnuosed
t,nt 1,,,st,,,, ,vo,,,i In n,1c IN tco, thr Gem
f",la,ot. ..,nnr,,t In f,onrrrs in lila matter
au'1 t,,nt iha 1,o,nocrots no n wl,n1c. wnutj
s's,,,,,',.., t,,a ,,r,,r,otv on f,,nrsa f ncuu,.
oso,n,, i, n nr,,,n,r nrnvislm fnr tho nreat
to.,t"r ,,f n. f1n;nn ar,hlrs Hut t],e uupt,.
at,,a,, ,.,,n,, f.o,, o,or,a hi11 encountered
~ ,,,,, Sa,,uto enr,upd II, In n cpn for tho
Y,,,uoorn,e Il, tha 1tonse cnd cverv I,cut,-
nn.,ta ,,,'.,,,,,,r ~ ,hn 1t,lItorv t,nmn,1ttcn.
,rn,n,t,no 1,,irs,nr an1 twn other Con.
fc,lnrotc I,rtrohtrra. yntptl against re-
uortn,, III. Sfct,on,s hiI,. 1t wns hardly
J., In cxnectc,I TINT II hitter, malignant
nld rnnnerl,rnd like Sparks. who IL
nn,e t,,ntr,rnn ot No Military Committee,
f,r ~, hottar r,,oson t,on hrcnus,, ,,c ouposri
lin wor fnr tho t1nIon. woult1 favor nny
,nrasurc cnnfcrr,nv deserved hnnnr nnou
nnv 1Inlon f;nroral pxccnt Fla .toln poricr.
,yho inrei,, pscour,I hc1np sbot for treason:
Int # ia n moItrr NJ s,,r,,rls,, thnt nnl, like
f,s, Krorg. Win, fo,,rbt for tic Union.
st,r,,, tn,,, lin ronucrhco,1 S,,or,s a,ul tha
ox,,,"h,,s h, ,,,,,,,xt,1on IN lin Grant lllt.
rho fnrt ia. Tint fhe adverse report OF the
ca,,spa}, s,i,ttorv f,cm,ntttcc tn this meas.
,,rs oeI, nas h.cn . main tm'rr mnlfennnt unrty
,ro % r, t,'s % ,ortv - ,ress,,rc hns sur,,na
tra,,, ras,,,,m,ent I'm NJ ,wta,s. Can. f;rant during
tho ' roc"nt u nn;tt,eol camnaien contributed
,,",.hi,. ~ ,,,o x,,ec.ss ~ thc 11nion noyiv.
trnn r',n,,or,,ooda and I,o,o1s mr.. try;n,, tn
n,;n,zh MIN tl,c yat1o,ai banks because thew be-
,,na .,,,, ,1,a om.s ~ a ,v,,o,a tles;re,, f;nr-
n,,,,s oioot1on In nm ,vnrl t,,a I,c,nt,.
,,o,,fo,ts T., ra,o,oss ,on,. ot .vorv oncst,o,,.
w ,nottor ,vhnt ,ts mc,,ts mny tp. trnu I
o,,,tr.a,cd on1 salt;sf ant,,Nuttonu, view
~" nrant ,',aro,,. ayorotsas tho nrtvt,eco NJ
u tha hunh1sst % % o1ti,,n ] Il, avocat'nr M ~ thu no,cy
w. ,r,n,n,,,, ~ ona; ] nrtv or t,c othnr md hjs
conduct ca III this Ills RESPECT resi- does not affect
IT,, +ho s,trhto.p 's,1nc,oc Tho se,ytcc.
, 1881-01-15

Miss JANE DAEls, who i,ad some roputa-
4on In her tine rs the atatd Of Os'rahs. w's
. not uf ,,ablc family, and did nat come from
tic Town ut Arc, for The sufficient rcs.s0n
that t4ore wus no such town. Tin printing
OF her name " joan OF Arc, or Jeanne
dare, Ii totally erroneous. Sho was IN
French simply Jeanne Darc, al.'l III ENGLISH
her proper l,a,lle Is Jane Dark. Let Us stick
to plain words, even though they, lnay be the
ruin Ut tho old poets, Soutlaey among the
ut,.n1,pr