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0 . iii" .9' I- -1, i f – ea co . UI-4 ki' i : OI , it i hi toi is B – 'V ', Ik'1. bat I., np t , bV ' "t. ; ,0'. ; : : b – oftf,. ' U J ' ml. Um le i ; ritt, ! CM ' url tag I w MB " ,1 lb km'. Um ' a. . o I rWl ! l Pi r , Pi. I – to! t i: t t ! , rK .f …. a. a. " I 1. li a n. : lo , . a . V. I ' i i I 'Jn.itr PBflttrttamnffi MLY PARAGRAPH. WHAT AND WHO DID IT? , Caieago Timet, in an articlt upon the amendment, ays: B negroee ro ludebteil u sneo men iin-, ud Phillip!, aed (lerrltt Smith, aed Flll-…i A.iia., ftH William 41. Brvant for loctrlnet watoh haw mulled tlrins tba equality Willi Ibe whit" l polltl- t" privileges. These men are not omce-s.-sera. j iy here not stuffed tlielr peoaeta and gained I far by Toldlug cant. Tbey have wrought on I imiani nf t.hA muMt of the neoule. and the lublloall pollttcleoe have takan advantage of i work .1 eucu uicu to "foist themselves Into ! Itlea and place." ' r&erti oru truth in the ttateiuent at the I (Inning of tbil paragraph ; but we do not ' , rule it Is the whole .nun. usitiiisun I ' J. had much to do In educating the public id up to the belief that lavry wa wrong, ' 'ought to btjJjolUbtd. But men do not .n as Id war for a belief alone. Their ' ' ling and passions must flret be aroiued' in to-called relicloui wan hart never ta caused by mere. Intellectual belief, at It a matter of tbt intellect. To warm a up U the point of tkoet deadly conleili lea have to marked tlx history or the e, It bat been necessary that the emotion Mild bt aratued ; and It ba been passion ; mert mental conviction, which bae ruled ' m aU battlefield. One little volume "' UUa by the band of a waman, did more ' iboUth alavery In tlie United fc tales than . the labor of Gaurihoh, Smitii, Pu i ';'ar, Bailbt and all the old abolltlonlatt , eblntd. Mr. Btowb did not appeal to ' i reaeon of men ; the made no argument, itougbt Dot to demonatraM the lituatirt lalartry. Such appeal! u tlioee had been , ired Into lot ear of tbt people for year I We la fain. Thouaandi were convinced ; ' '. tbelr conviction did not lead to corrre-' . Mat deeds. The great meat of the I'ltnora people admitted that alavery was I M( and ought to bo abolbbed. Hut tbey I 're a law-abiding people, and at tbelr feel-l' bad Dot yet booa aroosed, tbey were not ) lAf U lake the law into their own band. o old-line abolitionists were fully aware !tha fact, and tbey fenad. H the great eel acuity In their way. rfeatw ra an abolition harangue aoee made bit city by UlDDigat, lb groat Ohio ab-JowJst, wli spout an hour hi demouetra- that alaverj siasraotrary la lb Derlara-a of hflendon which Bin lent he nf ejiidhmTT admitted and that llirrelare ll got lo be aboUthed. Bom one rote and jti him If bt aoaertod that tU iMrlarallun tbt law of the land, lit at the point, 1 U that all hie word bad been In vain, t though the peopls eWtrttd, tbey did no) 4 land tbey were eUd dtapused ta aWdo by taw. Ut boram murb osrlted, and do 4 that lb DorlaralkMs of Indepndeoro tbo la w of the bvad, tbt motUuttoa lo aary wtwttbwaodlag. But Ibis ooly tadabugkt aad the orator wae dlorasa-W. Jaw when I art Tom't Cobio- apf-ar-tbo net km waa I aarbsd In k aaoot Im ami bio and auacwptiU aU. Taawtaad it lln inli " "-f iaUnf ttavy wkh aU lb bettor rmul. aj rod to tbelr lowott aVsptbe, and ready lo A Ur Ibal tiavoty mm and abould b i daabod, htw or no bt f I Tblt was tbt bo-I 1 mlbg of the eod. , Boa lb sUtobatdort Ibotnmlr play 1 Mi, ibtmgb andreigBwd part, la lb over–r. Tbry got np Ibeir robelUon f ta prpxaili at a moat aa-aystioat liavt far It Meroat ; far lb txvpk) 4 aow booa every w bets taught to fcol, ea 4 a lo balkno. Aad boa lb fast bt ' IrodasD lb tag at IMaal. , Ibrr oat l( BWorsi boti-g m tb North Ike IBM Wwuld lb eWbbiuw of tlatory. Tbia oet a , w a Mia Ibaa B roaiwlluo ; fat ta 4 Ljai-uaa was stow aad lo admit jrf aj pear sad tbo overthrow at ttatery mas) W a Wawtbar. IM lby M ; and w a a Ms too rasedl vol Kataly owwag to lb ' viawa labar ol lb okiBaa abalaioaau J si swim Bweia. farr M lb asortbsoa of ' vary was bte. Bruwa atary of " t'swl J amtCabta." Aad abteory oar oeowbrowa f, :' . , ,j..atsr – T t ; ;j EIWARD H. BOB. Editor. : n Si ;Wy,- r – APBIIj U, etr- ' ta war aad lb BwavVJvfBBBaHBBBHl twaVaw annf lafttBweT4l r. attaML lb Xllltb, XlVtb and IVtb ). mmtmrnm Uowod at a asuw ef ti at rboe are now isalnlsl avas: aad I t at wtaloej lb a pan-) armn t tbaH ' parUwa lb baaorl batweaa Ibeaa, ataa waadai Hwtb aai.tnaaf o-apsaa . k bmi IsaaafUal ibaa 4f lby aet, M tbe trn attf roaaal Btaok abeaiib ajtiit HfiaaifiMei obtrb BMSt twtB-aad lb raaaaet af U h-ai 4 kaorif aad Jiyliln I taoapansivwly, I be re a) a , ..mdtal al naa a tbt Wmapog so. wa lbf aeawat I be aid fJ wf taV i la kal raswb, aad Ibef 4 a d)OMf asJMy ' m)m saw s-esamsoy oa wa 4 orauoa af lb aai aba or aroiiofod 4 aagh la avrvllavy bwm lb Hod Rival mt- sat la iba Itaiby ?; a, . a Tat W ass BBeadsalaliissl aad aaal atlriiBii at tbt B) a 1 ttim " im ' k taM ta) sjanai awf auseaai tasiinsl ouiavl ba ' t.l' i. aat – – – : aaavnvaw o amai a aei.a.s aaia.e I'Ia fcV w s4 – at I a e-s im m4 – I' . " raaM tar a I w ' aas f -1 aw- o-m -aa ,,, it' SMa t -aw. ra-. , – 7 d f -u -a – a. I-1. . 4 ' , – .a.- -t w I'll ' d" 2 H-' e Ml.'"" iit-t" a-r — 'i – I, el ) a w m 4 v – – – i aw – – – a -4 – – s iiia fa, -l 4. . t mmm aMHale awte . J a a U aa aa-a aa – ate w I Bi .t 1 (Mr. . -(" ' – '- – H aae a. e ' . i a e w m I I J , hmw aJ"" – ea- , . I l tVa -a a e "- la.as awe t ' a a–t t a te t – t w i t f VW t -a , i – o- 1 – – – bm -w– – aS 1 'L.a… a..i fcw a V ."'- " ' J a ami it.' r"" t- – at , ii tt.i a w, wee ft ta,,. n 4 4 i we eh-y jt, ,wa a w e we e t , – m ", a–e – a- VI I " n-t. – ta w ta ' J t , iieS'W – " twnv – , m a. e Iwa ow -J twaw -e f ,- w niie aw e iee a a,wa4 at r at iiit at wa a ew-a ai we t twen . ee aw taw w- t ex ' t -e aa w a tat llaad l ) ii aly of tta rvret-eae ia aw tb liatiaet arTh Jeneaborough Gazelle till be lieves In the power of "the old Democratic flag,'' and actually hope to turn back the dial of time to the forever past. See bow it talks : The old Democratic flag will be the tanuaru around which every white man, who levwhli couatry and reapecta bli race, will rull. " no-peal the XVth Amendment," will be their battle-cry ; down with the bayonet and the negro, ed up with the ballot and the white man. 'J hllforce win h lrrMltii.le. anil the Kudlual party and III ebonv ldola will go down together before thtucoin- Dlnea ana irrcfiviiDie lorve. The Mobile UeyMer coplc this paragraph and add the following : Here le a battle cry to ceuie men tn hold their breath, end to gird up their litlul for the battle of right and liberty. It the eplrlt ef the white race in the Houtb ta ee eruehed out that It can gl ve no reenoiiMire echo toa elouan like tble, then we arc oouquered indeed. We are betb craven andlo-t. What Is that to fall upon the tensos or these old fogies that "they take no note of time?" The "Democratic flag," Inscribed with such mettoR as "White Man's Government," "Spirit of the White Kara," and all such cries, has been forever trailed In the dust. And yet the Jieginler couples these cries with that grand eipresslon of the hour, "The Battle of llight and Liberty I" Surely these men are still druuk wlih the poison of the old slave system, their ere are dim, their ears are stopped, the world has moved en and left them utterly ignorant. Tut Chicago Timen, it not really in greater sympathy with the hour, at least perceive Its import, and attempts to direct the move ment which It was Impotent to arrest. Bettor had It been for Its party had other leaders early fallen in, like itself, with the Irresistible movement which has forever wiped out the distinctions of caste, color and race from the politic oftk nation. DThe I'faiiadelphia i'reas says that on Monday last work was resumed In the Avon- dale mine, rendered famous by the heartrending calamity of which It was the scene last September. A aew breaker baa been erected, an opening driven though to the neighboring "Union Mine," some OUU feet distant, and an air shaft has beeu sunk from lb surface, alnety-sli reel, down In the old rock tunnel, at a point one hundred and fifty feet from tlie mouth of the shaft. Besides these measures of precaution, Involving an eiadltur of f7,uU0, ll company baa substituted fan ventilation, Instead of the former method, by lurnace. Thee pni- loos against future dlvaaler at moot com mendahle, but bow much belter If oliliei of tlie three aal'gturds bad been a.lod wlien work was originally bejun. If this bad been done, a great company of widows and or- phano would not now be mourning the two bundled who met a horrible death oa tlie IKI, of Sept Biker last. ILLINOIS SK.V.X. A. M. Sims b) tlie ltHibllran namlne (d Mayor ut bprlngtMld. Bangamon county la voted to Ueue lmi,lfl boatl la aid of lb hptlngth ld A Northeastern railroad. Heavy (allure are reported among Ibr KorltKHrd ntarrlianls. Aaaloo kewpor of MaUuoa odors lU premium of a bwmbetoao ta tbo man who will drink tba moat of bis lhwor and pay k duilng la year. tesvotaar J. M. rlmor be beea aivuted by lies (trend llge of Knee Maaone In bog land at their roprewettUUv to tbt tirand lge f llllaoi. Juba bnvav.of hWwrttrtuwn, ran a bail lata ha fwot, recently, and died of h'M ooa after. Tb lASall tat Worst bar suetaitdwd week la eoneapiaaee of being BMbt U pro eanroat, thro wing awarly meaaul vl vpluynaent. liana by Mr. (laavbraugh. of Cbtea, bi oeier ontaeal Jaraaoavlll bare bMaatbipl ed, and a my aM af ailo.OM. kt autbotiwd by vat of lb toward lo ematrurt the aaiia. The U'dwry Jerwal evatpU.al that eiaauat owy aagtd as Iba IraM arrltea al tb depot IB I bat My soeao fartua kt rubbed, and Ik Ibeeeaa earap datortlaa. 1 bo MMal of tb JKortber ItUw laal aad Iran t ompaay. at IVssilo, aaewaatwe that be dl 4 atre-t lo lb doawnd of lbs auner fa soeai motdUy pay. k l bay may raotUMt tba ana. Miatag la Iba Tela ebon of lb atib llhaaa loalaad trwa Caaapany. at I faU. ee baOirisptod b day ar la aa auaaaa tl eslaaMte faeo, pvadaewd by ra ll i i rumaaetioa. lb an aero sap an aad by tbo uaanattoa of Bail uf ma Amaa am I bumata. raw ! TJ-ed eawwy. BbJ moeweg W WeeWf t ay lae) Tkarweay aegis, we kdked by bmg two ear by I eaefUy watted r The a w-raa easy aad ho a a tbrwaa oat aad ib abt paaseel aver ba tb mm. II dad tabaafaaboar. II h ad la p B. A l. W deaa aaamoarwd Bulk at tba aatUawy ml' . oa Tkarataf last. A' eaaarBf, laas.alig abaal IT aes ee lata. Bad praaariag ate gaitew of aifb anas per d.y. Tw IWia biWlrea ks dansat U lbs rdbeoaib awrllaa af lb Jatarwy arlirlo m la pvi isaol new taaatlaoaf lu.awa, Bbtrt ana glvea la .iailiie pawet be deauwta, m oerh ed absvb Ibreo Iwns Jadwe may beesea.d. A r ll M af lb t jajteemb llbetat la hairy mm b bead la J.kweiJt, oa Ike tdibaf war, lTB. Tba m le faaat old ragiawas Is nali m I ta tb few tjeaaad a) iboj ray aaae inm beAaw a mm ba lb ea) af ef. Btaay aarearyaaa M lb Ibal aey lkl tb eeatba) tea paes a wear a at ab a aia as at east la kba aad bsdVs af Irea oak w. aad iba) a heavy la a a to ib raeasv 1v aa lb b adlbJiU bark t eat Iba ea of I be 14a laa of IW , IH A )baao 1 ill lliMarea laeHt Ik4ii a gl kj aessetelld HwWMb J 4 iba i ei iniy lat taa Wba avar lb Viemetaoi It swalf bar Ma aepeisUa'Sae. lb Ixowtae I'tal eg ( berwa. bm oVeated teal a te ny ewe aiwa bt a at ie b tteoar AVa la I ftvel ea.Saa iba eea 1 ami at iba laa af law aa ataA aae-beo Maa law .e t.lev. b) 4. eW tla nam I tbel wJ a (aaaraa a eaaseary la pabOr pwavy. aad af a ebartrte " a) i i'bpt 11111 Tb aw Haa) I am as' ea t at VaatW bee leea4 IUt b aal Ik tliaaa teS.at, TU rM Ahmn tat I le Bea. flea an af IV IVsestr, im,. t) aBiiiieB kaaaekl f i l. BatWa a laal tk kie kaaM aat ky Ik teas leat Mk-ealsa a a eatee, – . . . …a Hat … .baVtV … attsey III. eaaa taay e ti a ii 1 af. asl la ly at a as a t mt Ik kaaet o Ik t taaaty traass4 Ha east) waa. TVai a. kt it teal a a ki an I tkeaagk tXea ' '. lets Ik V-ta A tV. of I Vaaia. la..l M yVasata lW r.Mae aitaa tea iai.i.1. TV. .a a,,,, a: a…. II. a-as,… ka.-.. . bak tae) y.raW. – at-aaa) taae al " .". t " 7Z7t r T.V- TT V Ba Oe lee Ik ta tmwt mi ISO I lt Ik. eal k Ika aak sk saa kt ktaa tea mate ate leea I Wee, see. 1 taaee.ee Mr aea4al. t ka tatf a4 M rfatT. Ibrtr a i bm Ika at 'aaa.el-iay ata-aa a, a4 otaaavaael le (,, k'k taeaaaf av laa heail 14a eawl v. ta O mm4 a Ol aarf Ml ek Mtelltf a Ik. aaekeaaaaiai Ba tk SaV Iaat"- " Vkllta. k. ta t . a-aJa-W-Sa. I tetataal eatatetaMtalt a e.eeaea Ika eat tw Ika j kaaas mt y lae ataa aaaea,ae mm e ma. . f at) las a a 1 m aeel . 1 abaa 1 aL I taaj aeia ak Mi a .1 1 eail. tit. eatt, B fate) la ri " " 1 ' 7,-1 aa-a m w- a a a- , aaa S selteia I a tea Bei a yaa, laMa aetata, aat nwsaaa ta I a a 1 1 itieae' psae. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS, Strawkerrie are two cent a piece in New York. Cairo has a new railroad project to connect her with yolly Springs, Mia. ' General Thomas had $20,000 insurance on his life In one company. Now York capitalist contemplate the erection of a theater in that city for I'arepa itoiia. The average Republican majority at the recent Cincinnati city election wa J.ISO, During March, 11,7W immlgraot arrived at New York, including 5,DK8 Ger man. The Ohio House has passed the bill repeal ing the visible admixture law. The i'annsvlvauia Legislature baa ail' loomed sine die. The Democratic majority In Connecticut is about (Ml. Tb Senate stands 10 to 10, with one doubtful, and in the lloiue there i a It iiiiblicun majority of six. Brevet Brigadier General Sidney Burbank Colonel Lulled Suttee aiiuy, uiieasiijiied, hav ing served over forty consecutive years, is rel Ired from active eervlco, to take ellect on May 1st. h ot mal iioaeeesiou ha beeu lakeu, by the aiilhcrltlee of St. Loui, of Caro.idelet. Ca- rondelet I ix mile south uf the St. Loui court bouse, and has a population ol about 10,000. 'J'h claim of Indiana ou the General Gov ernment for about 4M0,000, growing out vl Morgan' raid, ha been allowed. Cincinnati as Its that Oklo may have a law to enable municipalities to vote aid to railroads, similar lo that under which Illinois is build ing so nisuy bundled miles of railroad. A bill ha passed Hit Maryland legislature lo collect taxes on Hie property of all railroad chartered by that Slate. It resell all laws exempting railroad froiu taxation, and brliiK under immdliat taxation prop erty valued at $."0,IMXI,000. Jraaoh II. I wis. of Barran county, has bean nominated for Congress from Keutucky, in the plat nf Gollsday, cadetted.' lewis waa a Coufeiloraio General, aad has had hi Inabilities removed recently by Conges. A Georgian, WB eipreeaeetho opinion that Ales. II. Stephen would Ilk lo return to public life, telle blm that the opportunity wlil. h bo bail upon tie do of lb war, .if letrutuing lb greatest and beti-belovid man in the country, tlie spnelle of pea-, ha The .MIsimII Valley Gra and Win 1. rower' Association closed tlie day's aeesloii at St. Upiiis, last Thursday. Member from Illinois, lows, Missouri, and otlter Stale ere present, aod mu-b iuformaUon was laid before lb aatorlatlott. . II a rontdoiitly pro.ll ted Ib rails that the flibitcilum Bill be ordered early la M-ty, to be f llowe.1 by lit Srwitiu tmmttum. 1 brer ere lorni burrowed from lb leiilk and meam rotpwtlvely, a uwcre of the wbol p" !!, In Je Intere ef uVmocrai?, and a docreo of the viule In lla Intereet otprlvllagedclaaeee. Mlabta mt waseB i.itua ptstsaaara -A Ibw days a, laik eg Wllb eleJv filea aad aetbba) ml auas.e tbeeabieel eT Maaae lligbu. as ralbev f . Illaaiwue abe aacatlttawd las tslaseellH let wbaetl la law leuwwlag eeaaeaieelfe. abwk I nqaeetetl bet ks prolan let pekuraltoa. I O enaael w amis let Ike aw U aae eeeleeteble kaMleStea ek ywlatd la at reqeeal, bwl I aa berry be eat eaa mm ee yaws a I IretaaMred lb laalere at lae raata-aaro wiu ibeaa bee ft so eWa.g, sflet Uwy axil bate real lb Me m letwtaa II Ulesusua Ike Ivfeaav at eeefa a well a ike ewe lMetwM.ee terl Ifcel M a eloaie tw kt tal )as!lv. eee auk eaws 1 1 i. w r- N..aaai. Aytil . ta e I bv luaenwd la aiietir and argaeaantt at lab Sbbauf lies a.waaa n', lltal I eaigltt kie.w, In Ibte matiwr, hioa Hulk ataauat sewas U be. Ibal be i uw.n baa awser bawa atlmillwd tu aw wpul paiiwn eati laeii'" aaa aw, la iw fuel HuaMitM-e aaf lite dey.B as a4 atttpav bat tbe elwtttki ba. an as wlttla ll.ittk aw bwt. Bu, ratttwi swiile lha eiiet llul lb tad larlia- -wo bae awatti B tttaa rltudiwd eaye, isa, IbeS your bake exy gaiaeuettgtb; aaik. Ibal year mwarMs l graa ; aad. wabwHl eanag w iba me 1,tH evl thwaT mtgitl arad, a aas one aided, raat, MaJy, I bat )wur auad auy Bui .w ItaVa. t BH ettnsrwoi, ei eM4, sua auw MaatKdvoll lha, bat va bwt raotam iwtt tod leaiB aa U.a aas. sal ing ywa axil a iwaibai la lae aaa Bass kef, bwt atw. rbeak Irwaa. sob ytair Iwtttkara. letieat at lu B.MS auy haw mt teuo ba on -terns k at deiaa. aba.- ( ' away read mm wtnelal eeteied eilwbs. lat aaaaa ba b la ba a aanseiir eVeebaad as, and so i wo ib ae or auad gtva atwrdy ta be et K tii Wat ibw baia. dwueabtat aetaaa to. bewaeb a mt ruaaa la laa ajaaly iwatlaaafcerb eka beeat' T4I Ikar ax 1 mm las awwbl ba te ly aad aaal aa atana I be owe ta malaa attr.Bg bt 1 1 ' a a a a.awea. a I ee,sai'b", aa raataa eea aa eat tty elfttvytf be ba ba etwl, aad a to tl4 la ary was bat Ia4 e w .aim tel. -ea to wa stwwbet bat ktaa" II pwtvbiia eke bt tkte. ibw staal maa Bd aaatista laa ti vfcwt MS awe id a wl Ik SeeiMHkMS ed Sat a I ee aaaake ba Isfaal, kaa, oa fuatt swbaktad taras, prajtwa aa aaa Al kta'h ba) a ks a Oaska af Bae pMSOte. see aat a-'-w ta tea mm .J eVaat'aeaS a aaa tal lea anaottaeal w.atoe a eaaas.-a la ss II sin 1. 1 -a an awtee Baea ibal ! ' II twtta4. ("J ya she. a. V 1 1 aaa bal aad b-p, a raa awe aaaa a, ed eke, be. otaa t I da, a s a ya aa. a4 say Ukie eeua aad. tbo swtu – ne-tmt bias eattg b tter I ea tba ktavevj aab swaae.' M yea 4 hs bae . kw ta Iba sbsat, Ik eat sal wa ta etMayeatka, mml o teaseeaed ba yibktt Saaa He) lew 0i ea wet Ibet tba Ik 1 ..aa. ae M mt U ttthwl a. see eVa-ewaa Ikw bbttja ibte tea. f aaa. II sol leaat lea ettibea-k" – sat ib..l k eaa a tt.. iav-.,k bat bt' at I " I lea kwlaeitd est lbs lust aa aaa iW eel Aaake am ut t – bjy tb be a a li. aad iba owib d I'e btaav, a oat) aabsatas v o"iioii o mats ba ea. eS kw lb 4 mt Ib laie ta Oa etax-awa. lbs e-i a aeeaa set aae kVa a a battaa it net aaa tea tot a sao eeaJ b4 f aaa etat . last lb ta a iteet owaaet mfmt lb aaa sd Ik Is ooa baa he as awl be beta laa set eaiba aeb e aoe laa saw nlnaeaw lew beta, ,iei k lb araoaa I teey Sea) ex aiy am lrtkV!t. at JB 4 tsstaat, ak e tat as. tkaa.8y as eaaa B ka la taia.t, taa- ml Ba Qatie ta mt B Qatie I a Of ataa ; Kt – aaseea ktase – -a -t k. I , w .- ae ataaa ks' ,., fasaa. oa oka atsta a aestaaj bat a I i a is., y ay aw otbavtsi A swewalwl est eat aas aakntotaf. aeaad ay yaeeek e e ee ilea e tba aweeswa pu.aa ika be t kaatt eaat taata. yaa, I a 1 ke eaaa -aaaa aaa talk a as 1. .., eaal I aaaa S' , aae at. ee 1 l.aaiaj e. lat, ea M eaaa ..lae- a 1 aaaal aat aka Aalai-tJ I – taaaa I ir fr a f t kkS Bo eaaa eWlaal kaeieas eaal aaatieaae eaaV Beast-la as k-B i '' – Ik s'iiH oa in 11 11 si a' 1 11 an nea si mm 1 mo Ska a 1 11 e 1 Ik aiaa Ueiei ua SliW,i a ai la vtaat nea at laaa 1 isa a aaa a -a I ke ta ta ta tea a a Biles t i kaaa ikea . ikat laa asesa as ay Baal a leay ea 4 a 0-4 m4 aa etiei e a lat say a lit M a B a Mr this wrong. Two year later her name was l" ' .1.. ,i. Her work is recog- olzed by the public, recogniied, too, without detrimeut te the sale 01 mo ooo. 11,…, j ., . mnrm eiich WOOieB, vvouiu fcnein , . Tbeu would husbands have helps Instead or hindrances to their own h i,.. .1.. ,.ni' ruitomsha l be broken, when girls can have equal culture with their brothers, and women equal care of society ncids, sur tliat for every foolish thought of here, every llisu ambition or frivolous wast of time and talent society loes one ol 1.. ….I .ir fAiinlrv a oorlioll ol US nride and honor, then will woman rise froiu her present woakuess, feeling that the poet wcnls are true of woman a ol uian : . . .vt – hltnteir. Ih beat 1 "J ne .ami uit. u.wm , , rwhtau call huown. Honors put on uim Make bun no more a man than his cluiuct u, Which are as soon ta'ee elf." A Woma.i. PKIOKVILLB. sorlni Worll-Ballroad-Woiiian uf- traa Bebato- Sunday boot-Cloee ol lb Hlt-kavos Aeadeuiy-VUlrlrl Klerllon, Ai'iitt. i, mo. Dkab Pavtaoiiai-h : l'rlsoued within a narrow rang by lb torbiddiug aspect uf all il.ii.m terrestrial, vour correspondent bae leuud uotbiug ol lat worthy to be euiouicleti in the columns of our couiity pajier. Happily, the suu baa al leugth bunt tortb in bis apriagl ke splendor, aud set the farming community agog with busy preparations fur seed sowing aud piauting. Very little pi wmg ha yet been done, aud the early apriug work lag lu the harness. A few luuie pleasaut days, however, and It will show an aveiagi-forwardness, witb a fair prospect ef reujuue tatlve result. Tb construction train on the I., 1111. railroad paaaee here twice daily, and has ceased to be a novelty. 1 he exact where about of the location of sur station is still a matter of conjecture. A succession of rainy Saturday ueuyeu the great debet upon the woiaau aulliae uueuion until last, Saturday niiilit, wbeu a large and Intelligent audauce, gathered fiom far aud near, assembled al Hie hickaiou Acailemv. the afllrinaiiv was argued 11 two half-hour SWches by Messrs. J. il. Weaver aud J. W. Itichardsoii, and the negative by Messrs. Thomas llowos and C. S. Hall. 1 It sneaker war red lull uiiou the que lion, all parties freely expressing their honest uouvktiuia, suu cweeu ainiu euiuusiastit dvmuustratioia of apiilaiue. l b iiouewell Sunday bcliool wa le-nr iranitod last Sunday woek by eliJliiut Mr. liauey Itulwrtsun euariiiuinueut, ana Jilt. Mary Kenning assistant. (Tiara is oar no uou of " woiuau'a rights.") Classes were arranged yesterday, and the ranlsr woik ol tlie school commeucaii. lest Thursday lie winter term of Ihr Kickajett Acailemy live montle ihaed lib appropriate oxen-isa. lie rrinciptl. sir. J. W. Iticluribwii, ramana bei aa l.ilr tu recruit for tin sninm.-r camtaigu. lis aaalsum, Mis K. r. Ball, baa jumped tut track uf aingle-wrotchodiM, aad led let I'liuciiul Mill a "bachelor IuiI.kii." tiwmg in tie uiiHiiisImiiI niuditkia of the building u Academy will not be r-opeiM until uesi September. At lie iiutrirt election 10-day lor two raem bereaf tie lbrd id Kducatnn, I. II. Price was raalrctad sod ralrtck Ssvag lertl lu the piac ul Jtaeph Youug. 'I le new ItoaiU immediately pr 01 waled to oiganie by re eb-etuig V. K. I owdea 1'resi.leut and i. II Vfeavor Sacrstsry. Srm .kl. rUllSlllK.XT LINCOLN AS AlUMT- wAKr lt. A I bsairr frwas Tbarlwwr Word" I slew beaaraphy. Inllrssiator nf 1-wU, I ro.-ived a b.. from Prwauloid l.lrsrwln, aakm Sno I'tctiftie Ui tTaebingltm. Immetbately after my am tel. I railed al Ike W hite IIoum, end. al tbtiugb early, several pereoia wor wailing lo est lie I'reuteia. Mr. I Jondu iauaol eae ta call at an btair ladKa'ed. wbea I found Mm ah mm. II aenmeiiesd Ihs eaavenateHi kysaviag: "Tou will rwmoasiar tbst, ifler Ue rssuH nf Ib 1st prasi.bsitallniea was Snow a. I bad yaa Iba I otpected te bate awr tnluaiM saut tb rroeMlata, ie Ibal bo had s a new teas. Vsu and y ui liksnos Ibuugtd tbel Uay wor severely uswi during my nrst kmt years. 1 4,4 a M, at. cb abau B Ilea, b it InhsiwUd, if rirrm aaaeet sot taeuea'd. la tn up Um e euuid. I stall bae Mf. rewwndeii e m,g jm ol lbs Trsamry Ikensnmei an si , ay. Now, kf yn bad lb teerf to tt I slea no "I'd you eeod la tie eusie I r4sed that, ail bough sb4ly unpie.l A Sara a qaeaiiMt. yet I wa 4 t.-pu.J aak a nam 1 that I aauld to jfti lut beea a.rihja. I ibaa asoMiaued it VJ a raw a, la my yuJaaem. a snbui rat,, be lb tSera. pnnitfctd B Bnuld aneaet 1.. I it ib la bwdlag etawa B kit aboMN b, tse wai o New I.wb. w aalbrisaied Iba haaae." ta,l Mr. Lin sola; "aad etee if barl 4 iniwn.d tw eue eutt yeast a teas, I ebsald bat vn ., . uwmib- lb at altar bt .wsr ptattao.4. I a ad to g tttttetaw M-wgea Ib treaet,fy,va lautNjh Mr. Saeard ba lb aj leartavew ; batata Ib ran ktwaaad, aad tbt pa fee s.ii aaaa Ike aiamMseasM. Ihu," a abttd, -tba twd a ba duee tf a a-wd ai sk net mt H gtt aav I oa yaa aad I aawp ibo mt r t ibaa basakiad M tbst wee any awaM ef bao aaasr Mai arapt.wa. I had b.m I .Baah aat . laal la bed baa a twteM sad rrbaal . Iket be bed skata a aTa tarativw ad asstl eaaiay as faeeeeaa) id aad that I east aat ie af ba al a .St pert esses us o ub latnau m grwtlet aetlb tw has eaaete keat. alMt aaa fwrtbar tMaeareataa, Hi Uanda shvseal ste be aags 10 in w,wt otaa M -( S aaaiaeeetry at-lw bea at, m taet Bw S.wsld b sauted la Ut 4a ,bae edetaw eVatet. a my oat It IS" tare. I a.aeeJ J rVe )( t buae I aad. aba toty owe aa ut laaete iea af ' lb taajawsaaa, Ut anil ae – aad gsiaii) ee be Me iba 1 1 1 neat waaif la lie da ee la Ibw avo 4 Iba 0-aiaa raSatrwd ba, aae at la say aa baa. 4 ta taaVS lb -. II oa aateta.aal bae aw Mr. tjtmdk sad vd tb) I ttimil beaa. aaal atbatet nloej lanataiw lbs paM ajay af eaewewy m Ibw I aad St aaa sea eta, l sbesawe met1 b mm a ah ibs laa laOw I in si I. be -ea Iba areaa 4.twiwattlbasaaat ml bUg Itaeetaet Neeae I ptawo tslaeWaaa la mt tyvnei m AAaay, I bad aat a Lit fwthtet eaeetealaea aaB lesteteae feauas, baa aba ea yaa a aaa Oaaeal bet aaaa btaeeaatba hi Beet attaWalawlly kasaal ISM Ik SJaealataea lat I Ska at .esse saad aaatsWy ea d tw twt I eaaekas, lea bl m ibw a aetata aex td It e Vaaav. S-Seawtt I Liwweae' SaOewta. vtewa, a J -aaaa J I Basai a. a saa-tlat . Bel I aaal .ee.eeal Ibe) tea aaat , la aae at ba 1 I 1 101 bed retiu la lbs I aaa -I a. aaa as tas ate ise bete s4 tti ett Oaaaal attte. M tba SaVkad ak bae ieat.au ed eaatUee Ml eeta. yea taed la w j aae) I b bm 'b lie) twtatf tbs. 0 .Oil B III II Itwiea t eea. s etaaMl eaa aaaa a aaa aMa e I ae. b. see .t, Oak a bailee ltl lawad) rtaa,ta mill I bet, bed aavOtetat ataega )fe4 Ik eeee a t 0 eaalaai 1. ta-oea a e l see beea meat la M eewr M ea tsa lea raea Bat Mt I atawa ha aaaeat ska a nf eaaaeaaaeal a ska aa ea mt M SVk. bt b 0 aaa sad ib oaataarf bt aaweeata as laa "aa BVegeO, aaa at aaaty a ta Itm 4 . laaaaL latar, at I lie Be) aaa kale. at aat skat aat l-a-te Ktnjat Ties a't ta ear l ata I yaa "r e''aj ika kal i kt Mt ea, kea Ika Mt.ylt4 ttet a, , a yaa f I rtatae) kVS I m aaal eaS m file ty V ai let at I M. I tare at4 -leae eSawy let. Sat I I arm vwm 1 'el tali kal Ml f II mm I asattaj aa anaa ka t us otaa. 1 aaa sa re 01 ti maun aa iteaiat II teittai at. at aaw ee aa 1 a aa aaejeeaw a .r a"-a m , — , eiae, aa eae ae mmm a 1 . faaaa men. but that I was Deraonallv almost un- kDon n to them ; that Mr. McCullocb bad been brought to Washington by Secretary Chase, and might be fairly supposed to have iintiioed bis view aud impression ; aud that 1 had no reason to believe that Mr. Hooper ly.patbizad with Governor Seward or his fritu is. air. r.mcoin langiungiy remaraeu that k supposed 1 could not forget how Mav lailiusett disappointed me in Chicago ; add-that it waa hard for Governor Seaard to be crowded out by a new man. And then he renewed bis request for me to naiae a man. i tli -11 aaid : " Why not call Mr. Adam home?" Hiave thought of that too," said Mi, Lincoln ; " but will it do to have to long an iuwrreguu u '" 1 remarked that 1 thougbt Mr. Chandler, lb Assistant Secretary, capable and trustworthy. " True," said Mr. Lincoln, " wa kuow that here ; but will it do to let the financial department, on which to much depends, be ruu by deputy ?" 1 then spoke of Heua:or Foster. "An excellent uian," aaid Mr. Lincoln ; " and one whom 1 would readily appoint, if Connecticut were large enough lo be entitled to two member ,,! tin Cabiuet." I finally luggested Mr. iiaiulin. " Hamlin," laid Mr. Lincoln, " kaa the Stnat on tin brain, aad nothing more or Ira will cur him." And then I gave It tip ; and Mr, Lincoln sal 11 : Let u full hack on McCullocb, who now seems molt available ;" sddiug, that he would bold the question opeo for two or three day, giving me time lo confer as freely aud frequently as I desired with that gentleman. I found myself not a little eiubairased on uiv way oua Sunday uiernlnir to tlie resi ileiu of Mr. McCullocb. The idea of es tablishing- relation with that gentleman. compulsion," seemed like seeking kuowledge iitieer dimcullle." These uuncuitie, now ever, disauneared by degrees, as our conversa tion proceeded. There war tw elemeul in 'lie character of McCullocb on which, per te, 1 was disputed to rely. He bad Scotch in hi vein, and bad teen in politics a Whig. 1 his may be a proper occasion to aay mat, Juring my whole political life, In all similar iiinversatiout In reference to important point cat interests, I never asked or Intimated a dosha to receive, directly or iudirectly, anything tko shape ol a pledge or a promise ; nor have I ever, in reference to such things, regarded a man from whom such pledgm or pniinlse were required, or who waa capaui of giving them, worthy of confidence or r- .in-cI. Afver Mr. Lincoln' first election as I'resident, ha invited me to Springfield, where nassed two dsv witb Inm lu free consults- 1011 about tie great question upon which b would b calleB to act. Mr. Llucoln was hank and unrestrained, evidently Inviting uirrespoiidlng frankness and freedom eu my part, ilia Cabinet, bis inaugural, ba )hcy, I.-., etc., were fully discussed ; and, whea 1 was about u take my leave, Mr. i.iucuin in- luired, playfully. If 1 hadn't forgotten some- liing ; adding, after a moment pause, ou liave not asked for any lli. e " I replied that bea Hit pniar time aimed I should, prob-ihly, Ilka hosts of oiler friends, ask lor such favors. " But," said Mr. Lincoln, " you have be reputation of taking time by lie forelock. I waa warned lo b on my guard aval net you, and lie joke nf .Im matter Is, that those who ate tbo warnlieg are altar otllcoa ueiiiseite. e hil.i you aav avi,led to eni'ject. llut, going bai-k loMr. McCulloi-b my in- t rvutw with tliat anulleman, if protracted, r mad so by ba luuilllgent, rlght-miuded, and straigatforward iiprsera 01 views anil eplnlon. II, in going to 31 r. mci uuocn, had aoaxthliMl of lb leelin- ol " I00U ' la calllni 00" latKain Cullw' fi tie " favor of ,is fiwudaliln." I left bim with a strong feel .111 of regard and confidence, aud to raparual o Mr. IJartdn, who immediately ssut ba usms to tb Senate a atop which Boubor Mr Lincoln mar lb pofl bar had any on-osaiuu to regiet- On lha contrary, Mr. Miv CulMH-u proved himself an eullghteiied, Ind- lauitoui. and nuruiu necrsury ot in 1 To Ibo lieude wlettn I repreeotuod be a Just aad faithful. To myself, who aas fretuuUy emplld to oecupy ba tins and aiasuoa, a as uuiturosiy eainewei auu uaiMui always crautin anal aa proper and In ba powst lo gram aal sever reiusiug s about a coud mtauo. a 1×1 ta a irwnuiy spirit. All my randtoruute ol Mr. Mduliocb ib ba oVperteueai lb nty piac, I am sorry la say, that 1 ever met b.m are ptraaaut aabt Harder la Urarp teaaly, III, its lb Bight of tb Sib Itettant, on mt lb ' wttt brutal muidwr that lei ever noon cum- mmod in lltlamt aa .enetraied la Urtun, llwory ruumy. iVwwkerly knnsn a legrango, taa rnlht aauthweai ot t.eleeeo. A tar wet bamod A. it. Mnmlord bad ) e add bu term and bad raneived bw at atsno ll.oai la setey. I w rumuat, dteguiesd aa caiie kuyera, aba iud hewa baiexiu abu.il He rehrhburbntel kar aereraj data, sere ailiartad la Mombard itaidwnro, d-asMhea by lb enseal al id nsatef ieead 10 be in ba pooeewtMe. and efWcted an eulraatw a bite lie lemily wet asleep. A Hill bey aba s as seek aas lying la a trusdls bad. and saw on of lam siMmr la tak lb aaaey f"a ua.br lie puow a bar 4 bed bees ptaesd by Mi. Maati-wd lb see. log ,. II raited ba bather, abteb eaab Mrs. Mmbd, wb. npa atinj lb at la Ut tuuea, ee aired aad aause bat kuaieitd. II ! f'sas Iba bad, ba at ueasetlteuly knewaad dnss ab a rl-ih, a aas aaa M'B. Mua. d. Ib bead af Mr. tleai bad wa easoiatuly etd trees ba ealy by a ", m lee beaa af eat af iba lushate. 1 bw Imb) baey wa Ibwa kierkad a,ea aad beft bar deal. Tb aaewd or. nt rataarkutg tb bsaa aad aaratia over l.ui m aaaaa y. aad amaa aewew, brrt. tTaea lb Owed a d.aoeee I la Ib awarsMat. tse ttena.1 te.ee, I aa ea aalai ea. Alter aa Waaaalewua. saw ae kmad bs be ant. std a at at at rstei Ib daaa.U of lb btatltas dead. Mr. aad Mav Mambwd awr ataa bt be 4eaal nwM iberaataai aeJ a l-k east, ,aatiaa. ba bi-e ye, bgbj bae, aad bwg la1aiwi Be eVettad la a stay aaal i bad ea a bbtrb b bat aad aeikar tk-a-a, aad ritjkad abaat ID aaata. lie aaaae we teal aad aiae, sab dark oye. bterk baa. pal iair-i aad at B Wkae k't is bttatr. eaewaa. It Be B . bias oast and tbwk baas. I.rea ess stsealH bt lbs teae. Waa. aad, J esaajb ibet. Ika mai Ii weed eVasUbem b tyarbsd tmesalbsteiy. ibared Ibw asatOwat set tiaral be abawsl isa at aew saa BtaMe by lb baavd tnea ib ewaad skats letaranad M Ika lasses sab ba twliaaa. Antaaajb wty stUI a beta Base ks meatt l sets, laayfasw, ta let. Aatsslsa BmB I aaa af Ik ma aast'e'' lit as kk kaeaeatial ktlk aaeat a bat lesa ka eaa a atay ks seal ; asm tan af fw tea ly. ka. lat lb taa. Uai mt ltka n g–eat Ika kaattaW. It a lea y a), 1 t a ataa taty a Let, It seVrea tsteea- Uam fcaatlaaStn Ik Sntaaai0 esetSSiUe I aaealt Ba Ik seafeaay ef sag aaaaa; a Ba aattal ta kV I lnal.HS of lauatlaeaaat eal Maaaaasaaat ktaaeae la afaeal ika easaei m lall. Hi- Isattaaaa weeae l n avatatal Ikas) ea aat k 1 at a gka a sal I k w la II at-.B mi tkaa laa I ft-a'ee, e4 Sal kt t-aa kal ba aaa tasala I Maa. at' I a- ,a. KMH, a K a4 I lea t-k, aaal M. asa taea etueaslf talk teats af Ik It e ) B kes.etk. ata, sa ei,aaat. Oet IV S at a aat. Ml I aka as ea uweea. as-4 tkae eeaa as uwy akaseseo at q.jo e 4 a1 ika aaett Btaa earn f, sal etaaet tiee ik akaataal ei a kaf ease, ea eat. aal Saaal btve he e Ua es SWee-e tn ttae raa aaa ks asl el Ik testtea . leaf eaesa as ka ayaakaa ta aa n nai. Ml 1 aae. a I attel Baaa Ml. Him 11 any. See skate kt Ika a) ee 11 t il eaU Ml leave taaaatt S-ata4 ffaVfllllll KI t II f 1 WaSI W W aBar I ay WhlU'. DfinlrU GREAT OF SPRING AT THE BAZAR H. & M. HELDIVIaBJ. The Latest Styles of Spring and Summer wear of PIECE GOODS that were bought at Gold basis, down at the lowest late prices. Come and tee the Nobby sty lea, and get measured by the Reliable and Popular Cutter, MR. GRATZ. N. II. -The Largest and most Nubllme Slock of . FURNISHING GOODS, AND BOYS' CLOTHING! Ever Brought spi-dtr THE NEW FIRM W. S. NICC0LL8, H KIT NOKTU BIKtET, Nest Door to fantagret-h offlre, have a Fl'LL i itli ve NEW GOODS, Coaelstlng of yiret-tlaae gl r;K"iv AHE. (.LAIBWAKK, TABLE UlTLKHV, AiC.t UH1TTAMIA WARK, Pt,ATEl WAKE, V. Mirrors aaa Lams i.ao1 Vary Cheap. noantrv Btarekaata aad Par maw will 4e ae! la .all aad eieataa our esleealte ttuek kelete eerrkeelaeelaeakare. ritfalinlaeeewaleellartal … . l .1 Ma al I a- aerigieei VKatfta — – – e 7 . , " laneli, at. Vaua ee Ckerage rate. -'V & wo o o a 11 H2 1 o 3 IT" BARGAINS ! rttryoa CROCKERY, CIITNL Lampe and LampFli turea, Table Clattware' Cutlery. Silver Plated ware and Fancy Goods, embracing Chlna.Clatt Parian. Lava, Metal and Iceland Spar Goods, tic. eaaa…ae at eaMaaa k aaa is ' a et aaa, ta'-s J MllAIVIa. riBwt" Wall Paper. a taaet.e eea a aa ekatee t 1 nil I eaaa et a et. l-er-a a ft me. leea It eeaea a t. ea ea. at taa U(Mt and riant Stylo, , et aeseas rMe . miai kaa aas. School. Mlictllaneeuf, AX 9 BL1XI S0CK1, M i.e. lea I aat aaal feet FUIU IJLTUBE ! M . kltas M, rlf Ilk 6USHNCLL A CI0S0N iruio ittKaimrtict. AIOLOUKIIOOUIIM. W 33 G M 2 ? a c 1221 R liZZZm MM H 9 P IS ZZZ 0 ft ARRIVAL G000S OF FASHION to B loom int? ton. IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN. Another and Moat SUCCESSFUL AK1UVAL! Hatloc apttnt two v-k- im ww York, rar-fully tth liinaj tlm maf keH, Um eti m aa al ( !.. I bave mm-cuii m api-iidid aluctit uf U Wm FASHIONABLE GOODS i rrrara, Insllak and brrmaa Kolas (Iraalae SrulfB ('oallaca. flae Italian nf Mi-rj folar, Pantaloons Pattern in aCndleaa Variety, Tka eaeaa ka etiryaaaeH ; Vealle, lalaal a, la. tary ru h n4, l.u.aa ut eulie a4 akring tar-taala. Myg.aale ere efl N H W aa4 el Ibe tetet aelerttn , Ulua aala It. ot4at la 11 tart las .4 .Ills aaal aa Ua staes rea.uaalat tariua. I ea ealy XnTit a Comparison, k y MaatUaaa. ataa rail sa ee yeareslvs, forr af ala aaa lorlk Simla. W. . MARTIW. SPRING OF 1870 ! -a You can save money by buying at R. F. EV-AsNS' New Boot and Shoe Store, north of the Pub lic Square. . We have In stock the largest assortment of Ladles', Misses' A Chll dren's Shoes, ever offer ed in this market. Our Goods are from the best manufactories, and are certain to please. both In Style, Quality price Call and ses for your seir. Will be pleased to show our goods, and will not be undersold. R. F. EVANS. To Contractors. a4 ttaeat Matoe .aiiiurfa.aaaia tak aee ml area. I It !-. aaa laa .. aa katagte et tea …. ea.. i kaa,. laM.. aaaaa .ay aj taenia a4 aa.atta. eta., ta M w at iteel ta ea. t-saa. V' I a. teaee ta 1 1 11. a , ei I. I kf gastata a aaa ta- t.taaa ea .ka aat laa taa a ka 4a eg a aat, . t aa a4 Hal e.aieaii a4 aa aeeaeaaa saa e taae ina eaetaa eeu at, A. t lit aaa aa Sa It at. a aa aaaa ea retaaea eta aaa aaaa aaa laa lat.att a a taa' — . ea4 taa I 11 ease BaaVa. laaaaesa team ttat 111! ea I 1 1 Sinn a M Mil ' fta. ,i 1 aftatsty. re l. s m a a ) . aa aaa m 11 . . tm, aaa a, ta Employment Bureau, t.tl ., IMtr.tntllS a-.-, ,. -a ..i I aa. tkaaae fa a1 aat ataaaaat J .aaaaa law m . aa.aa esaa. Ml a al ea aS a 1 T ea.aa at aa le-uaa. at eaje eata ea. la. ' a aaxaaaa Sal. a) a msili l. 4 a Bill art w a, Be- RCCXIJBOOasal MOTE BOOKS KXCXXPT BOOKS. BOTE BOOKS rv at a, 1 ..tea aa aa mt ka tea a yaea asa ai ak, a aa.ae4ik CUNARD MAIL LINE ITIininiPl leave.Weekly Proa Vew York, liver pool or Queenitowo. For passage apply to C. Hennecke, Luke Neva or MS. KOWE, General Western Agent, No. t, Lake-st., Chicago. CULVER, PAGE & HOYNE, Son. 128 and 139 take Street, Chicago. MAKlFACTUKIiJO AK1 Jobbing, Stationers. RAI LROAD GAZETTE. A Journal of TransporUtioiii MallroAd quetloiifdUcuued by prtetieal Hmih nad Mu. lJlufftrated Description ot Kallroad Iuventloni. Kailroad KngiiiMring atid Merhantcfli Htjcord of tlitf jVrogreaia oi Hatlrvada. Kallroad Keporti aud biaiuiica. Unral Haiiruad lSewa. Hallroad Klectloua and Appointment. Twenty-lour Urge quarto pagra, publivbd vary Haiorua, 011 and alter April 2, 170. Kfery Hall road Man, and every man inureeted in KallroaUa, abould have It. larau 94 m year Id ftdvauee. Addrene A. H. KEI.LOGO, Pub 11 her. Utl VVaaiiiligUU-tt.y tblcago. PIONEER Millinery House OF OHICAOO. WEBSTER BROS., Havlrtf renlv dissolved tbelr connection with tba old drill of Vvhsr t Uitge (of wbicb Mr. C. 0. Wvtahjr waa tlie funndfr). have nuw oucaH-d tbe large aud rttuiniudioua store awn tlie ground rttNr in the aaine butldiiig, wbere titej have beea Lvoated for Ibe past fouruten years, AT NO. 7t) LAKE S'tltEKT. We have Inereaard facilities and are constantlr oiening all the nrw alyleaot Itediea' Dresa HaB), buniteu, Trimainga, iace Oooils, iilvfea, MILLI5EET O00S8, te. All the guddaorTerrd by mm are entirely aew, (t old stock) and wire purrbaael wbea gold waa toweet, bence will be eild to tbe country trade tbrougltuut the Nertliweat at prluee delyiug com-lieUtava. Or tiers prusuplly ttlled At One Price Only. WKIIITKR MtOTHKRa, Ne. 7 Lakt-M., IrM Soar, Ckb-af. Who Wants It? A $100 Elgin Gold Watch WUIheOIVFNte tbeper-vBMadlt.1 the Urgeai llat of aebasrrlbere ls THE FAKILT CISCU. fUfer Jaaaar? tat, a7l. Agoate waaud aeery here, ftrnd rer ttrtmrm. U. II. crSHINU, tbleagt). MONEY Saved is Mill Aiitenirers slU mt Muaey ky aaliag let ear "NEW CIRCULAR," Stowing Bjbvw, km m4 Wte tw adrarttee. The Art of Advcrt'sing. Aa4 eve!- af mm ilwes ty tw all. Af- as vM'it. iini H-w e — Itwabwisi Utri, t bteagw. Allen ti r.lackcy, Bryan HslL Chicago. 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