yav-3- 11,11 " J0 TLZi.. .-. ..,-., ... .
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ThO SnillOrSCl llernld.! Now lotus 'mush things." Xo Avoie furCVillivth :ms iUMio Unsought.) ho sufficient ovi-jclareo. the reconstruction act oi , nn..t !.. ....... ,.
- complimentary or mawkish votoslto continue t!,c Democratic pa, y an d-nee wiUmu uru.cr wash- ,l , "5,, rlhuionaml .I ! The Republican majority in Yer-
rwri T1I Kiit..r,..,i the Fo-allo,l "soldier., friend, ; i.mvcr m Congress, 1,. give thomcon-, words as to which party l.as tho.,,, u furt,,cr .viarcd lhat ii.iout is lar-j.-r than it was in 1S72.
.' . when vou can n-wl a gallant Poldier'trol of the National (Jovernmont : j best ii,tT.-ts of the ldiers at heart. 1 n iKK ti,t. ..l.Iiations of the Gov- "'' l-,th. n.-puicans r-.wpt
Thisouhtto he sullieient evi- dared the reconstruction act of,
crmoiit inar.es ilio AVuj .
A Coal 'line llniTur.
A IliK ;e Ji"l.
Tin -'o r.v"
in:iicai.oe ni
I.oMm.n, Seot'-liiher S. An cxplo- Tile largest ret etit
in the .S-.tham colliery occurred ore laii'!-' in thw Slat
:J m-iiniii.
iil. nt a i'-.ver.
t::;! o'.-h. !; t!
t:-.Kton. th..- r- -
Mr. mated "-'i Sator
was Thonnvoii ri I '
ii'- -r:.:-1
;
so n on the .-j"'!, v ii u it was ioiind action e:,
1
WEBSESBiY...
Sc;t tuber 1 j, 1 ' "
- i Evi nv mechanic, miner or labor
t t i u' ln;in votes for a Democratic
tEPUBLICAJ jATIOjj. ,.aillli,iaU. fr Con-ress, docs that
t tin' le'JUihiiean eonft
v arc t!ic wajoritv of the iwrtv, -; h"1,1 at AU""J,':l " Tu.-silay hwt,
: dictate it poliev and 0.11- j ;' Jai-ohM. Caniphell of Johns-
TIk
they
trol its action
Uheywerc issued ,Uk not provide i the s,,!.nd:.I vk-iory which has ji-t : that ! the t ,n;e Mi.tts ,.f the m.ne ; M.s ''"'"i' l-y
1 ' thatlhov ,all U- ,.akl in ,4,. thev i hva aehuved. Kiuht years, ao were U-k, d..e -
ouhlinri?ht a,-,! ,. ;.tiee to he i the 1 . n-rats .-tan, ! -it with as c, :: :..-. . .Mr Nr.:t to:,, with a ; for v. y ot to. ,,, . .
S-aidin the l:n,iul money ofthe . hih ho as I ti.e prct cany;.-, roue arojit, t Jo, !,dv d.y.cnded f. ; 1 t " - -
' t Initi.l StateH," .neunn-nvnlKu ks, i They su-.i-os-d tie- M-h-ci.on i Mr. t!a; n.a.n se.:.n. and h-ard men ; land all . t ; a- .m,
... ! , . , .1 .1.. . . i'r.-..l,.T- 1!.! i, ,:.!.., ! -n-,1 r,: ,. t a I ... 1 ::niLd.t a .out t went v. . i.ureirts.-rs. .- -
JAM!
in-.. ,...,,i -.u ' .mm.- TIi for wti.it enn ( iener.il tlai lield do AcuoKs Fiieak much louder tt;an i eminent do not cxrireailvsUiti; uoon , every Aonntrn . ut
. t?..r i... ...1 i. j .... :t, u... '. I"..;..,, u k:..i .1... ...... ,.1. , iiL.nrlW nr th law I'.ndiT wliieli : facts till the prrad
true soe Hers, inena is me man u n ; w mw 1 iiiuciu, i uim- m" ; """ .-.-hm 1.-., iu .u 1 .. 1 n ; - --- - --
.: tie.ir lird L'p- in th fiiH. crav: imjorify in Ci."Tts to oj- just !i.u:-!hte!y pvr to a
;;ud Lii"s I'mui liaxd Aprrienoe j-n.-e ;nid aiitannii- him. jrresi'i;d -l,-etin.
!iov. lhe"lM)v-;!rnefltheirjension." The Democratic party in t'iiL'n-.
I'l.ntrnl.'.l liv its st ml hern win..
,1 ..,.1-.. ,.n I rn-i'V w.m . mi.- i-.i. an-1 i;i':i :e uikii. ' 1." ir.ou-o.i anoin 1 u , ni . n ' -i
... ii-..: ... tl ... .,i..m- ..o ..!..! 1 1 v !ir. e.i!!-idfre.l sati-. I here W lanii ri::It. ot t.'lo o'c (
lorinotmcsc obligations, norauo , ' j-- - - ,t . 1 .
Seymour, as the Democratic candi- i :.". they miaoued the n.im.nata.n no r.asi.n as yet to U.uv that the I he omo.'.ny .:' u..d ...
date, was Plaml upon this platfimn ! of Ihc k would. In cad, ;a.-e it . pit is on lire l.ut it is t-an-l that I t,ni to ah t, re -rooi v.n
ot infamy and dishonor, ami the ! was a ink, and in ea. h t!ie device : the hu!s ot the men have he.;u kill-; UKio.ia. Uvr,- nmv.trm a. r. -
f iil Hit Wil 13 fclUW : f ltnv". uic "pin-n v i.xi'i.
l :,.s.' jollier:.! ir.ic.
iowiiship. Ci-ntro eoui
s de.--cr:l.cd a.s a l" xl ou
a!:!e. almost ;V. 0 ir
.Sul'stantiallv then ,nv" was unanimously nominated
much in a practical wav to put his!a vote for t'oflroth is a vote to place : :H til(' , ;""hlate for ( 'on-ress. This
Had.
.HI f 11
i.nvti.rvT. -n. 1u.1.iv Tirrwu.t : 1 . I V .1 A I ;....V. I 4 I'HnlHaUnn Will hi' Otl'UialJ V ill n-! ,11V 1.. lvm. in'nnr tv ,t-'u !..il ! 1 WVC't a i iliVLM ii WCUKt il 'S.-f. llUOi: 'U. ililMlUimn.
n . n.. ii ii . i i- f i ' . . . i. I .. i i . , Tit ... .. ,4 I -.1, , r ... f -t 1 :i ) iii'iHV "fVHi ' r i 1 1 : i t- z 1 ss I .
jtfti-ffiiit : ' i tit ..'ir r . m iv t ii .ii ih o'i n ill wt-im i Kit i .i i o iw.t oi.nwi th irtut 1111 111,1 'Minv iiuh'mi m i nuo.ii . 'looo . i .... .
. -. r i r.i.j . i 'o::o. .lannaro. . lariu nr rc enue a maiont v ot the Kenioeratic party : ' "7 i "-"" -v. - ,",;,v ,,, , - t . ,1. ,,;,. tio in I' oto.i
I - - - - . l 11 i i j. i!..-. i '...... w.ir ii ii...w..v.iti,i,i(-.iiiM-:iv in ; m m i .1 n i"i oni.cn i.no. 1 .
only" as insisted on l.y the Demo- iiiConaress. incontrol of the National o. tne u.stnct. ji o. -j. ' : ,.,:..;,. i n;.,ilt to att-n.l the Seaham lh.wer : The i
KoK vicnri!ijw:NT: :mlic platform, will llK.d our Government. There is no logical i ,mt' 5'1 C'amphell, and we arc j 'T'V..-.,, , .... . I marks ami measures tun ui.risnitf f :sh'..w. Seventeen men who were in j ty -f hem
(IIKTLUA.AKlIllK.ewlork.;(.ouutryv.ith n.gn made v?(,ipc iron. 1 ins. ' gratified that the obligation was j ii V- j'e a i'rl'si J ,,f t,,,; lX" LL
1 y Jorenrn lahor at tiautier nnccs, .......m .wumim .mu uir,u..ipwf.; , nr,t; .,i .i.l . nt from itJ ... . "' '. 1 1" ' v,mi;
Fin: siriiKMi: jiix.k: :
IIKXKY tillEEN. Xorthanipton t o.
Ticket.
; able to compete with thein, reduce
wanes to tne same standard.
Koli Al'I'ITOK (JKXKRAI.
JOHN A. LEMON",
Ti:k farmer who votes for a Dem
ocratic Comrrcssman, votes to have
Democratic party is not given to ; councils ;t this time just such men
hoasting. To which the Cliieago as ( Jciiera! 'ami-hell. An approved
Litrr-Occan wickedly replies : soldier, an experienced statesman,
No, the Democratic party is not a working man, and the associate
given to boasting of some of its :!Md friend of workimrmen from his
IlliiUUIIIl II UKCII. , ., . , .... . . . ... ... .. ... .. ,-. 1 ,1 , ...... , I.,..
Inits ( onrcution at l.a.Itimore it , ' . ... . , 4l ., .... , ,-,i 1 u. ,,;.,cr
,1.1 1.1 4... a .,,,.1 !. , i.l(r r... .Mountain State exceeds the ne.. t ! 1 h" anent ot toe Man uh of 1,0.1
adopted tlio ticket and ttie plaUorm . . . . , , , ,,. ,. ,1,.,, ,
. ri rn .,1 i ..1.1;,..,.. 1 ; sanguine exnectalions. lhe niaon- j donnerry, too ovu-r ot tin- ".il:aio
ot tuu Liberal l,eiUiolican l.onven- .' , ..' ,, A ! , , ,,,. ti,..
, ., I,'. 1 .;, f: ; t v is near v oiirtnousand better than nr.ne. lurmsbes the loilou inn. lln-
t on, nrevious v nelil at t mci mat . 1 .- . , . 1 .. . , 1 , 1 ,,,
it -r. v- 1 tl,,. i;V. 1 ,.,.r v,.o. r i!1 1 mid is almost uitto the great ; worst tears are entertained lor about
Horace (.ircclev, tlie li!e-long nateri,. ' . . , 1 . r ., r: .. , 1.,, 1 ,
c 1, ji 1 1 1 inures ol twelve years airo in die , 1-!' n . inemeii known to In
of Democracy the man who had j ' , , , , . U , ! !. .-. f) 1 i . ;...
1:1111 ami iiei'iu 01 i.mr imaoai- .-' ".4 t- : ...i, .1 1 e n , ... 1 .
.1 1) YEll T1S fSU-.W TS
i.Ta;i.-)j:i mai:ij.i
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OIA.LICKA I.
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i.:
EPUBLirA(N COUNTY
Llair t'ounty. our mills and m.anufactorics closed aeluevnients. It does not boast, for j earliest youth, he is eminently titled isaid more hard things about the I 1 .'.j "r , , : V, !. - V.ft bv the ex-! a '.' T
by reason of the importation of; instance-in the North at leas(-ol ; lo ,. with the Kehel llriiradiers DemoeraUe party than any otner Vcn.i .nt tl-nit-IvtV did not'lo'ok'for ! pinion.'" ' ' . rWtr.?;.V.V.V
TICKET. Uheapf.reign goods under "a tariir, having brought on the rebellion, j in (',ngr,-.s., to sustain with Kw V "i it" non.S such comniandinir victory. They A London special .h-pateh says ! J ;;:::::;
' r , 1.. ) .,.,.1 ...,.,.--' Tt does not, bonst of mmt-iiii!nr it I ....... . -m-cj m-j .. " I imnl.l lin-n lu-nn well ,m( wfieil iv:i o in re '.ird to 'lie Hiirhe.m ci.lllirv iM,-..i-.;t.'ji Lusne!
.mi H'irauvi'iin, .u.'i mi 'i.- n ii.m- auu oie .mii.ii tilC anV US ail OP'aill.atlon WCl- ; - ; - - , . . . . - i-eai 1 -
quent throwing out of employment U does not boast of the murder of will ikscss thopointsof the struggle I (.oh)Ml m t u bosom and' tried --:n!M"1' As 'l T' XiM s,,r" 1 T '"nii"1:i" l'1"n ,U:! V"'' -
ks: ofthhnndivds of thousands ofllnion soldiers at Andersonville. ; which he staked his life, and to to elect him. The great body of the l"--' I.,!"V!rt!':n1!? '''' t!!!' s.l.T'. ! '! " ,"n"M: '.'i: "!.: : ::"Ujt''
i win ins one liCtnioi.caiii evei vwnee iu-h, no ..r.-. nr. ie. i...i, euuniry n.ii-.i, w :.
ion coxu;
.T('()i;M V VMl'ISEI.L.CambriaCn. : operatives, laborers and miners. It dm s not boast of the massacre o
' wlut: daily consumption of food i negroes at Tort Pillow. It does not
makes a demand at good prices for j ''oa.-t ol dovernor l.lacklmrn s at
all the products of his farm. j tempt to introduce yellow fevr intc
i. New York. It does not boast of a.- a 'TarilV for revenue onlv." IVrson- cratie party.
1 oi: A-i Mi.i.Y :
A. .1. COLl'.OKX. SMncr-et l;..r.
SAM MIEII. Elkliek Twp.
ti i j
... I ";
.. .!...
)..t
A
J tr.i ,
;- e-j
intelligently labor for the protection
ofthe industries of the country from
the eoimietitioii of ful'ei'.'n underpaid
people were tilled with inexpn
hie disguest as
and false eoaliti
leu and conilcmneil i
such an innamiral I " -,!,i'!, ll,r Ix "' " Ji;
on. Thev ,Mlth,,it.! presage and a sweepmg triumph in : .... .ear they :,re toe on y sum vo,-.
aneiP-poIir dm-lev" ! N-veiuher. W here are the K-puhh- l i to sev.n oc!.h a to a -tf:;;;;;;;v-;";
I 0 R G A .
'oo lex
.Oil...:.-
llox. S. P.. Mao.v. the bvenb:ick sassinating Lincoln. It
labor with which it is threatened bv :m.l lboi-,.ii-I,le les.,i-e,i l!.e I Icnio- : (':u,s "'at were sanl to Have aceej
i - - -. "i .; - i- . - . -. ii ri-., ,. t ,..
lie signal ocleat . . . . ,
nine inai w: re saai io nave loiiov.i u
not ;;d!v Ceneral t'amnbcll is known oy
ioi: mstkht ATToitxrv:
candidate for (iovernor of this State j boast of nominating Horace (ireeley, amnv ofoi'.r people and requires no
tJEoKOE It. S(T"LL, Somerset l'or. ' in 1S7S, (icneral Llakely the Green- and there are many similar events j recommendation from us. lie has
: hack candidate for Judge of Alie-1 it does not demand an v credit for. i served the State in one of her hi-di-
"henv count vandOeneral Mct'ombs 'cstollices and the people of this
roi; I'imiii iim se ),n;:rToi; ;
ALEX. KOKXS. J-nner Twp.
KOI! eoIXTV SflSVKYoK :
WILLIAM PAKEIt. Milford Twp.
re:: l oia.xo;::
which followed was simpiv the fore
gone conclusion of popular con
tempt. The American people wort
noi mane ui oi sucn sum as tins
senseless coalition assumed
his s!i u!eor-strap
Wher
rains that were said to h;tvo been
; . j made in the Democratic itr.k? No
iirn of them in Vermont !
EPANK WOLF. Mev.r.dale P.r.
ELECTORS:
.h:
t:ivi x. r.r.N-'N.
hkniiy w. i'I.ivi:!:
J.'HX I.. I.AVi'SOX.
KPWIN II. ITIXl'i:.
M. H A I.J. STANTON,
JAMKS ii:;sin.
.i:ui:.;K w.r.. kkim.
PAVII' K. li'TsT'iN.
Moia.AN It. WII.l.s.
HKNKV s. i:i K!)I:T.
JoilX" M. STKliMAN,
Isaacs. iYi:i:,
i:iniAi: i i.m hot.
.! HIX MITl IIKI.I..
OXIIAH F. SII1MU.K.
I HAUI .TS 1!. J nllNilY.
XATIIAXl'. I-.I.sr.fF.F..
AXni:i;vsrTT,
i;i:oi:;i: m. ukap;:.
.i:ii:i.i: i:. w iksti.ivc.
Mil HAIM.si 11 M.I.
W Al.TKi: V. AMI'S,
.ti'iix v. i k.oai:hl:.
xi:iii. v. i:ki.I).
ai i.rsrt s i:. w. rAiN i ri;
THOMAS Mi KKXXAX.
,!AMi:sT. MAI1KTT.
;i.ii:;k v. iuu-amatiil
eAI.YlX AV. tlll.ril.LAX.
former Greenback candidate for
' Congress in the Heaver district have
i all joined the Ilejuildican ranks and
' are earnestly working for the Ke-
publican ticket. Mason .was
: formerly a Democrat, the other two;
g' Dtlcinen have 15ejiublicananteced
;.nts. They have set a goiid example
to tiieir former party friends.
Gkxi:i:ai. GoFfkotii professes to
be in favor of a '"jirot tive Uir-lT,''
, but in Congress he voted for Sam
Kand.iU for Speaker, who appoint
ed a free trade committee with Eer
, naiulo Wood as its chairman, who
, in turn reported and urged the pas
sage of a bill reducing the present
;tari!f. lie also endorses the pres
ent Democratic platform which
j favors "a tariff fir revenue only,"
and if rehired to Congress will have
to abide by the decision of his party
caucus, that will again, as it did last
winter, declare for a reduction of tin
present protective duties.
' ... . , ti i j- . i ' On the contrary, tiie great victory
... .., . . ,. est ollices, and the iieople ol tin.-; Use Democratic part having m :,.i,-.i, 1 i.,.,,. . '. i;l.-f!.
nKsplendulv,,,ory,nXenn,mt!(liHt..t . ,,.,, ' Vtm,r. ioj, Wnnn ;,Jv
Virtually scales the residential ; (..in,(. llliUarv lind civil is an Act ot is,.,, and therealu-r dt-ni.iinc-1 jtlsj(ll! !t show, that the I.Vpubli-
question. as it dissipates all the ! , , :1,(r-ible to all. known a.s the -Sherman sham m : cans !ital,; ;n un,rt.k,,n column. It
hoo, of the Democrats of division,! 1 , i iv .11 Hi- "i ll'V Sf"T 1 "; -hows that am, k; .'.roop, ,1 by
,. . ,. - .,. to all, and approved b all. lii vcntion the rei.eal ol this Act, and i j,w ... ,r , .... i ,., .,, ,i :, .;,
or direction m the Lepuoncan ! , . , Ji((( al(ility is after this pass!d in the House of I ,. l;1' .v':' f . M m
ranks It proves that the Ham-ock j uml; ..i W(,rti:md intelligence Pepresentatives a bill repealing the : -'S; k;:;!; -Mai
i ranks
biMtm has already spent its force.!
that the Pepublican party is solid:
i i rr i:,a, .: ,, ... .vci. auu wouio lonii since nave re
are conceded. 01 Ins clect.un we ..... ... . .
, , ,r . ! I'caled it, if all branelies o! the Gov-
.nt. .i-i mi il.i.ili lie was saeri-! i i ,
C.r t!, v.-,;.,,,.,! .lt:,,i ,!. . ici-nmeni nan nten in ns nanus
i , v .i ' W i i V" i twoyear:.a'iothrou::hunforiu-1 The Act still lives, and has done its ' V, ,'
oval Xorth is not to be hoodwinked : ..... . . ... ,i- i. e . . .. - - It in not im-ie
naietn visions ami ian mi oe in .in-. ,..iiv ,-i ... m i., v m ni.iin- ; i ... . i
by the shallow trick of enlisting a
the patriotic people of the North,
of whatever party lu.i.ic. are stirred
iv an earnet ami prototiim !ei ine.'.
XiV-SIX men nail l.een ri scin-d, the
majority i.i an exhua-te.i condition.
Many tlioi-.saiels of .eop!e
crivdo'c' around the mouth of the
; lit. The guiding ll.i.T k.-i il! the ."it
U'crc blown to J.iecis. Ti;e exp-"V-
ers coii.-eou'-n; iv find t.'a-ir work
very (iitl'icu!.. Ti.ey will keep at it
ait lii:;iit, and hope to clear the way
info tlie working.; bv morninn. So
far there is no igu of tire, but it is
evident there nr.i-t be a lare ji' i
millatioii ef iras. T.'ie 1 it t ail vices
.-.re to t. ;i o"i ;..ck. No i.;..iv in.-n
had beeii resi::n d or bo-iics reeovr
ed. The gre.it"Sf a-xie?y i. iIt for
the b'.'l nu n still ili the pit.
Two corpses were brought up to
ii:.- .-I'.ri'.ice at Iniirht. one of
. (.-i--
. . 1 1 -
?S ti"
.A" il
. ill..
ordiiii'.ry jiarty fidelity, : which was liiiriud to a
: eon nt v,
which he ofall menhihiingthei.ublic eiydit and reviv- j w.
iio i if a grave TT.blie ; Loth v.t lini.'j
i'e lare :ani!.e -s.
i 1 1 ,e-i ' s t . I'V.'ri
k- ..- i.'... t. ......... .. j
v mon Soulier 10 ie:n: I . re .ei 1 . . . . . . ... n- I if me nrosneri v oi lie co"n?rv" . , 1 . . , 4 ,.
, , ilia, nottilug to ilo; aial tli-i.cpu:iii-i - , .' ,", 1 n.vcr oi ins country, ine voters o
forces, ermont haseiven a larger! .. ... :. ; not by the fa; or or c.cn tne tour-, Yr.,...s. ::,-.i : : ,.
i:..,.,,..!;...,,. ,..,t.,-iK- ,.. l,-,.r;Uls 01 ""u'r ,-.!n,,,l-t' fiance of the Dem.H-ratie party, but in J,..; J. ! ! "vu.u:, a a .-epte
. 1 ' '. ' . . ' ". . ' to then- own fair lame ami gooU;spite of its persistent oi.i.oiti..n . ' "i ' ' .. , '. .'.V 1 ' eiscussion at ko
g.venat a (.uhernatorial election ... ,,.,, A.,n iU,;r ! thereto. The "nartv 1,:.. Z u'.'1 r'"1 " .V"'' ':' 'u'u' !il : Prankiin count v, on
since 1,;S. and thus emphatically , .,. Tilis ! , humus grumbh-r. again.t this Act. : .tT
points the wav to victory for Gar- I . ... 1 ,. ,i ..;i i 't heen m power, the great ..l.,,; 1 ,,r ,,.' ,i, n- -, ,1 ,1, ,,! t 1 ",n.-' -', 1 ( ':1'-'' H,
1 - is a PepiU'Iican district l.-ev ontl an ,. ; , , ' ,. r. cioiiii.i 01 unei-iiauitA aiel ilount tne ' ,.r., ,,.,..,,.,,).,,,.,,, (
field and Arthur in November next.! ,. 1 ... , , " , n , hnaiic.al b.essmgs ol resumption , ,;,f ri,t;.t,. ,e ' , ' Vi J
... n.iestion. Jt must be redeemed. ami iwuu!ll j, .. 1 . ,1is!l)()n(..i f,, :l V: , ., , - 'l 'o-tnet. aim Mr. .!. (.
lllh SUIT 1111" 1C101V till U Kill c.-
ceitling by at least 4.KM the largest
voU' ever east in the State, is a strik
1 ..... :t.. 1... 1... .. fll l.,,...!il.li.-,n ., .1..,.
I I.l.l. ..I . ...wl, :-.1,.,,t..r:i11.tl
vote. Our sister counties stand eager, This same party comes bef..re the ! with one h-md, woo.!. I
ual icadv for the contest, anxious ; country 111 1nn witii Genera! Han- ! w;tr h-ni.-lation and
rhk
trike a t our
Ailcntioii, ItoiiiiMicnii Voter!
The election will mite jilnce Toe? lay, Noveui-1
cr 2nd. j
The last day for ticioic ?!"i'8e.l or renistcreil, j
in order t-i vote thereat Is Taewliiy, Sojitember ,
Jad.
The Pepublican victory in Ver
mont is a crusher. In 1S7S the Pe
publican majority for Governor was
17, d 7, now it is Ji;.():h). In 17
two Pepublican and one Greenback
Congressmen were elected, now, the
Pcpuhlicans elect all three ofthe
' . i i i... : - ...
lr 2nd. , v ongiessmeil nv ovei v. neimiiig i.iii-
The last day for ticioir ??i.eeil or renistcred, j joritieS. Ill 1S7S the Democrats
elected -11 members of the State
Theiaa dy fjr the .ayuirnt tr tax.n is Sat-; Legislature, thistiinethey have only
urday. Ootolwr 2nd. im ti t i i-' j
The.UeDtrtnori:e, aMl.avote,l8 called par- J fl15'''-"- T!.1"(' hTl .hcail A cterailS
tleularly to these dates. No vote fhould Le ioFt j thill are going to A'ote for Hancock
l.y neglect oroveht ofbrt., daly qualitied. ; t.vMflltIy do'llot reside ill Vermont-
AVIiy tlic Stimh is Soliil l'or llanciH-k. : Where ii where, is the Hancock
Consider what Lee and Jackm.n would do were M)(,)(-
they alive. Th?t art the tame prinrlplei for i
trhirh they forght for four yrar. KememtHr the
men who jioareil forth their life Wood on Air-inia't i Zim'el.oX V.VXtK of North ( 'arolilia.
eoIl,nd do n ahandon them now. r.einember I n,K (,f ),c W(irst deseril .tion. AvllO
that upon your vote dejnd the success ofthe ,
l.-m.K;ratie tk-ket.- Waile Humpton. at the , d.uring the war proclaimed tnat he
mcetlnit In the interests of DemiKratle harmory in ' would iidlt the I'oVcrnment "till
A'irajlnla, at Staunton, July 23th. 1 , . r , . T.
o 1 Jio.e oi i, ;iiei is lion ,1 jn-iu-
!cratic 1. S. Senator, in a speech the
How many Pepublican 'converts" : other day announct-d what he ex
Voted the Democratic ticket in , pectnl if Hancock is e lected, and in
Vermont? ; opinion he agrees Avith Gen. 'Boh"
" i Toombs, "the South will run the
All indications point to a i:c-!ma,,llinc." In speaking of the fact
pubhean victory in Indiana in j , , 10 u,V(.nu,.s of th c g(nvrnnient
cto.K-r. i ne oesi po,ieu pomic.an, , j,,.;,, ,,.,, y j.-.i.l by the North.
mine suite say i.iai nuuu- ' lu. it .lidn't trouble him much,
imported repeaters from Kentucky i as a.llic Xorth ((1(lk oUr ,,aV(.s an(1 u
ran prevent the Pepubheans frmn min, th;m fair thflt h
.ami rcialv an-tne conies'., anxious :v.'i. m i--"' "enerai Jian- ! war leu'i.-!iition aiel s.-Ucuarcls ;;nd
mj: demonstration oi the strength ! r)iV(. fl,,i, v to s u,,rtiiv a icoek for its Presidential candidate ! with the other would strike slt our
and power ofthe Pepublican party 1 1J(lll)i;i:)ti((;i, , lvM t d(, , tho Solid South for its industrial and husiness progress,
in the North, and is a crushing . 44 . . '.. ,r, , . ; " mg ami tentei. JtasKstl.ci i h same ieehnr pr. vails throii'.di
blowto the l,..p,v that Haneotk U,V,'".r,f;,:,t; nY;Mn,;t!f,;::t-Nrth j" J -Iv th- si,n
. , ,. only ot the ih-tn'-t, but ot the entire iort -seven electoral votes ior us ; ;,nd tamlartl of all tin vest. '1 he f i ie
iiiitiiJ.ile--.
mi er . in
ckv ..lount.
Monday a
I betWe.O
the Dem-
:iess in tins
vail, hi-
i.:a!juster oj.'n'-ne';;. 1 be l.v-f-tnd-
ers teok j.art in ti.e fracas. I'otii
men were injui-e-l. Cui- n;! Can.beli
painfully !ct not seriov.--!v and Mr.
,v:.!l i.M.iu- leo -...a to-oiv p.t
i
ri-.ur, l.'.l.
t UJte.I V I'L, I '' ).
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ijet,4 4.ir, re-1 -;e. "
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' Or'-ii-d Alu-n, i or i,'-lt . .
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S'liir. tci'-.w t4 ?
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la'a.w. fc
X ilea... y f'Ji
V -Jul. V
' Tl'-Ue: .-I'l f. r iifii Avei.:ieTl W. .I
sirei-iii. n.i .!,.."'. o.jL'er (ira:.-: tii.i V, ui-.r
I'lt'.bUratl, J'rt.
I-. K. I.''KI. :-n. t As -ri.
L. .At. COI.l..-. u. ra. l i. i. l Ac.i.
i jjcFlicsalk
I irtu m n or k r -.i!; i..-i-.: ui . I"
t 'ri-I:!.i.K' i.''.i:ri "i i..er; .. nn-y. i,,., i i-,,.
un.lr.lKne.l l.Jte.-:.t. ' nr.d iru.-i-., . r o.'.-M!e..:u-
r- esi-.tc i J...i-;.ii '.ui. ri.-H. !--.
.a .iiill...in;.;'-n t.; i.-ii... s..u..-r. i - ua:y . iv...
''.-eJ, ia M-.iat j--:..., u-.-.-t , i ii t 4.- .r:i'i-?
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II.
S' IKKrS.
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AV.M.s
'-e ,
i"i: i.i.
bur tin-
points to the hand Avntinir on tm
wall. lift the Democracy interpret:
it. Now for Maine !
ofthe Lnion coniiiientlv look to us
tt do our whole duty. This therefore
is the most important Congressional
contest in which the p.'publieans of
Avinninjr.
1 should supjiort us.'
As Senator William A. Wallace
- , , i l I itrfrsuro. and is in-T)anncr t wIk-oI
1 ,. .1 . -i At the munieip-.al election in
is wrestling among the ntils m ' , .
the partv kitchen in search ot tnat' ... .
historical coffee v.t.
Lirri.i: Delaware can't stand the
rcssure. and is preparing to
' into tin- Pepuldican column.
. wiH'k, the total poll showed a Pe-
i publican majority of about thn-e
savs 1 hundred, which is a train of double
( Vnivrress ma n Pel t zl . o. t vt r
'"with the present Democratic House that number of votes, and shows
pension bills do not have much if the Pepu-'li. ans of that little
favor." Penieiiiber that this is the State poll tiieir full vote she will he
testing of a Democrat. Let us send ' added to the Pepublican column,
a soldit r there Avho Avill vote as he The drift of public sentiment is thus
foiurht, General Campbell cannot Ik- shown to be right on the border
hull-do7.ed by the Pebcl P.rigadiers. doubtful States, and steady, porse-
vcrimr work win t -it on ttiem in
November next.
SiMT. the nomination of Hancock
and laiglish, the Denmrats sin.j
very small about "military straps". Tin: old nun t.f the country have
ami the danger to the Pepublic of n,v f.irguttenthat in l-44 the Demo
miliUry rule, aAid not the tiniest cratie cry in this State av;is for
stjeak is heard regarding "bloated "pk, Dallas, Shunk and the Tariff
bondholders," coupon clippers" and ,,f 1S42," and that at the succeeding
'"greedv cormorants." session of Comrross. Vice President
Timsi: two tlistinguished Demo-. Uallas. a Penusylv.-mia Democrat :.
crats, Senator Wa le lLimpto:i and : tariff man, at the dictation of his
P. lt.hoover. are martyrs to the truth. l"trt.v' fve the easting vote for the
The trouble with both gentlemen is repeal of the tariff of 1S1U. and thus
that thev were slow in learning that hrought wide prcad ruin to the
-the truth is not to be spoken at all ! manufacturing interests, not only of
times" and struck with the import- his own Mate but of the entire
ancc ofthe adasre. thev straijrhtwav '"ntry. The Democratic party of
reduced it to practice at the wrong ' the country is essentially ami by
1jUt, -tradition, a "free trade" party, and
lie who trusts to a Pennsylania
Amos V. Xoyks, late State Treasurer ; )01!,)K.rat to save protective tariff bv
of Pennsylvania, die.1 at his n.-si-:: jlif, voU Ua!t.s t0 a unkon r,H.(i
tlence, in Clinton county, on Friday j
night the :1 inst. He Avas one of, Glnkkal Gaiuield truthfully
the leading Democrats of this State.! said of the Democracy, that they
Served in the legislature tAvo terms-, clamored against the war one year
Ava a candidate for GoA-ernor ln-fore and Avere in favor of it the next:
the Democratic State Convt ntion in that they advocated hard money,
lsTo.and was elected State Treasurer then soft sjiecie one year, green
in 1S77. backs the next, according as the
political Avcathercock Avould jxiint.
Word comes to us from Cambria opposed the Amendments, denoune
county, that General CoiTroth, Avhen ing them as unconstitutional and
there last week, openly proclaimnl void one campaign and declaring
that he would have a thousand ma- them all rightl and invioable the
jority in Somerset county. If the next one; piosed to negro suffrage
General made these assertions, he and in fa-or of it, and thus the
must "in the heat of debate" have "dance" Avent on till the voters who
Inadvertently transjKisedthe figures, followed the party lead must haA-c
.as no sane mag doubts that he will grown giddy in whirling about and
he beaten at least thousand in this turning about and ol toying their
county. Little errors of this kind i commanders in the hoje of gaining
will he made by even the most the offices for them, which their
"scientific olitiejans." 1 ''organized appetite'' coeted.
n'.M.lil III. Ill I. II t 1II.MI J-l,l.-I.- ll.;ll I , i
i country are turneil ujon
i.-ic iicii.iiine.iii i;oiks. teiiiioii, .
..... , 1 eo'.mt V. Upon i
pi isi!i
proi.abl
( 'oirj-rcss.
, i. u .i. ... . The P,
t oiiLTCssiiinii nriu.!iniiiT tt;isi .
e v l l . .1.1 mile lilt
loohsh enouuh to pronounce that I
e i jj .. : i i i : i ! US eolltri
now lanious jcuei in which ue sun i . ,
jt ... l. .1... . it ... i ot tiiesi
I'.iui nun tne piesein. j ciuoei.u te
I louse, jiension bills do not have
much favtr" aftrgery,and threaten
ed to sue for libel the Carlisle Hrrahl,
the paper that first published it.
Whereupon the original letter has
been produced, and its authenticity
sworn to by the gentleman receiving
it. It, as also another of his letters
has been lithographed and publish
ed in the New York Tribnitr,uw that
paper invites a '.libel suit in the fol
lowing plain and unmistakable man
ner.
.Air. jM-lUlioover, don't sue in a
small Avay. The Tribune published
the letter. Sue us. Sue us at once,
and cot the matter to an immediate
trial. Sue for a hundred thousand
dollars. That is the smallest
sum any blackguard asks of us
for telling the truth about him to
his hurt. Don't you sue for a pen
ny loss. And that you may have no
trouble in proving the essential facts
of our offence, Ave herewith repeat it
;,4.i..t.,n- 1 ,
............ lA
We say you did write the letter, . Stati
You wrote it to L W. Curriden, ofioerats,
Chaniliersburg. You Avrote all of it.
text and signature. You lied, Avhen
you said it Avas a forgery. You lied
knowingly and deliberately, hoping
to decoiA-c vour constituents. You
omerst t candidate, calculating that the one j v.-ill swell as tiie th
ue cues on.
i i -r, i . I ti'..
o'.jsly bur
: named.
limes oil the in-iid w-.i'i
Hi ttie !i.".!lOS
a' 1 !.i-k P. I. I!..trir.-j r.ll c-:.e.-. vL-. :
A certain ralui.l.l.- t:,ri.i yiui.Lr. iu -.i.u.:tini4..i:
IV.., ciuiiTV ali.l 3!;.t.- a! n-ui !, :;.-:.;:. 4 ,j!m.
.-: lH-uiiit t "Uii, iijii::. ! i -v.-er . J..-..(. i-.-.r- yrr.
1 'hiini'--.-T l.ni.ii. J .1-- 'I r- iil 1.;;. 11 :im-I u;:..'-.
e. T;l.,lltil!i T a.-rt -. Ill Tr or 1.-.- 1 i-."--.
c...rtr.i u.n.1 in ltli:!i ri- o: ,-li 1 ;-ri':-.-i: .:
whi.-li z-t a.-ro are in m--i.i-,-..- A i..'., u-: ir
.-;iini ..t 1,. t tree 4 m l i- r.. . -. 1 l ?j -tji e;. i;..u;.
Iiine.-in-l -nil; ti.-ir r. n I j-r.-i-t,--'. A X.. i
.-ual LunK ii t.ie:i --ti :.-.rui : .ii.-.. ir-.l i.r l
Kts-ciay in st.w. !.:.-( i!. -n! ki.i-:.
,....lst l.i-J- 111 t Wi, :i ! l ,1. ,.-.-.. r.i. t....r.
1 1O1 1 ' clierritts. : a.. t.-..i .; wrluiz !i"U.-i. l-irc Miii,
, . , . 1 rv.m ami ..tiier liUit-u-a.lin-i ?:n-i i.irni. A,.-..
o,.e Ail-' si 11- ; i:4ck.-,EuiT h ihr.. wi n if-.i w.iri-r-i' n-mv i:..'i.i
two "flitlemeli "n Ti.l.' pr--.rty in a-u' uinii tn.ia
.I.- :,e - '" in.io i:n.i.-i".ri.
oAa.i AV:'.s -.:".le,c tolir ar-ul h.w-i k U.th t-hur -U a at Ii... 1'..-
1 ii-ol, .-. I ,.;...! ; -'i.'n l.-t Aril, 1--1.
1 1 r.K.HiS. 0f liir-l i-i-li n C4,uri:i:itlrui
I am- : mile: ten .fri-,.-ut. to 1 1-j.n.f 1 11 i -.(, -. in-
i'W.
FOR SAL:
?r' tis
1 1 .
' 1:1 1., 'iti. i - i r iticii j . r
4.. 1. .,.!.. I,. I JIUillt M illlM I I I 1 1 I V " I 1 1 i IM 1)1. ' wl' 1 'Vi I lilull l! .11 i.r.il ii. "'m.-i.'..i. 1 ii ... . . h: i.nen H 1 .p-j. .iti-! 1,1,1. ,1 I
i" jo-ti4s,.i;.i ....ii. ..... 1. .. ... ii- . .; vas so i.a..iv iw. .1 no that s;;;e. i . .r:,,;:;
the r.,ult in the district, , j,,,. '' ' " ' ' i.u i.iecuon. 1 1 uie current oi popu- Ji;i was cnline,'. to bed !lt las: a.-- ! a ..... :,r,u.i ... , , la,,I!t i-.
. ,. , ; ; "a !.iiiio.mg, taise countunr. and lar opmioii ro.-tc!;. sue!) a swe p al ,,. , . i o , . , ii.y:artUTmi..nnv.i..n.-..i...u n, tru...-.4 .
y theeomph-xionol tne next j ball,, fin, x stuffing, will th. a do the j, his early stae, wlu.t will it h'e at : Z' X",.. .! f;:,'.' LS' ru.k , ui. y,, vi
I business suit! place tne party in iMAV-,iho fl.l? Tl.cre is no mistaking vr' ,o,';,..,C. ' - : ;V t .,",;.,: W J.a. rs.,.. r. ,.,..v
i-.ublicaus have to gam but ;r. .u t.ie cxpcrionoc.l atesmen the lialpable truth that trie- Pcpub- ,.:,:,.,.,..:,. ,i" a-a.' '.'. ia:;i-:ii i.i.' k. '
mbcrs of Confess to assure : o tne party are passed by, and a li,,,n cause is steadily gaining at ; t!a; iV,l-l,. ( ainbe'lf 'in'd StVv- II '
ol ofthe next House. Om-ijj ani' bear fr" in tT "1"t" ! -Vtly '- ' l ' -.t, -:K-ii L.i.u.I over ... 61 ' i v, m ,
ea as st.iniarii-Peiirer in ti t.- liope is cooo reason tor the eiowipn-con-; 1. i i i A "Hi ,,
members canbo gained in that the military fm.e wiii nL ! yiHim tb.-.V it y I. c -v cvV. .,' . Ul ? W'" ! l
c-I" ' eac i : . t a ie. i.'ieii mi I. i-e; ; ') "'" . ii-iiia..a. n.irm--1-.; i mv
I',..-.... .. . . . . . . an. i u.':ir... a 1 il''H nr.' lic: -.- ,-ii' ......
i. in i.vnc!.i::rrn
. :
. j h' 0 :
i'.." Inl;. ...
..!
........ ,., i i.i .. ,
tins district, iy tne election ot t.en-;now orag ine pro-slavery, peaee-at-: err. Stab
oral Campbell, and the Pepublieans j any-pnee, repudiating, anti-recoii-;
sutii-uon, ;mn aiiii-sp- i ie-reslimp-'
tion party safely tl irotigii the mire i
and dirt ot its own history, (toner-! .
al Hancock has been nominated fori "' !,:T','
i oi'u lien
a lie ii-liiry in A t-Mii.iiii.
.ION.
tne crowt
i;
tl
. an.i u.-:ir... an i; r"rii nr.' l;ere: v t-iu!
the 1 mjnlnw tri.!iiiK';r liurtmrinic tier ui ir.y a:-e:uiit.
P--i.1-iii.-i- i;,t!,.v-;.r w "..i.r..;ii...- yn...i.'.ut,r h.-r cutn.-ti
' ' w'- . .... ..114. ,
this reason and no other.
Sept. ine
I . .1 .. . . A
He h is ! complete. lacking ine lurco
:in o;.j,
1 ticket.
1 i 'e):ioi r.us
".sitioii to a
seem ii::aiiiinous
Fusion t !er oral
..iiiiM-lle-i 1-v i iv-ASt'-
tirii -
ISAU Hi'ITHAX.
l';c
..I
til ;
the county were evt r ealicd upon to " civic experience worth menlion- ;' .' vl; S:'!..:1
, j, ,M,-t 4 ln-r; the lift e he lias is not to .N ,( ll r;L1,u a",1"' !!1 '.'; i "ii
casLa vote, and on their ndtlity to We have nothing to sav ! ""' lluMi-
How S.:ne Il.i-u-.t!
iNP.ANAI'OI.I-.
"iVreckit a Tc.iiii.
'cptemoer .1
UV.
!r,c
l. Nul'K'K.
f
cm hiralityT
iisenjvr train on t!it itti
ohm in.itwiin 1 , l ij . I ... . i
x ji .v m. . ' ii i ii i ,ii. i. tittle i :i i ; t i
,i i t , , i .t-t - . . . . 1 ' i ' I' r ' I .. t !. ... , ..i,. ,f . ,. . t '
me -jcnnm oi ;i hci-uficaiM otw i vt t. jiku poor Irav. 10 is ,mn n r " "L fc " . .. n,.,n.;n.r fV.,. sr !
ii :.i . i ai it J 1 . i ' ' . . . 1 1 1 1 . j , I ' 1 1 . V i I , i' , .
1 1 ii m il ;.Mil
our nominee mav deuend not on I v ! .K-erse l.i liis i,,.,,,,,! i. .
!' 3. 3Z!!i!er. Al.u v Ann... ir.-,-r-:i.-.-ri,..l
l.'.-vi i.-r.-v, .N-,r,tti, iii'.fri4iarri.-a witii Sim. :i
I l,oni:;s, tin-.-.li.l Sarah i-inif S'.n.-e i!a-t. I-.-m.i.u-i.-.yue
I.'iir i-lul.iren. viz : .Milton M.. uari.-s H ir"
vcy. James A. mi l ncrtriMe A A li.'ii-n. m.
rr., !.ni.,...,,.,i,.i,;.,..f .i mi fniiitmnv I.. I..... 1 1 1 ... t ;" ' 11 io- e.iimcan ma-oi-uy
er ironi "ihe Pt-btl ' Iirigadiers aaIioI 'f Partyvlms record his mili- j ;;5: "n;1 th"
, ., :tarvfame cannot disumise or con- -"ur '
nou control the ( ongress of thc-U)(ni That record for the last twen- i , tA rrl;":!!' -- '-uwrn
I nited States, and the backinr m ! tv vmm is . n, iit..r .t l.t,,,.,- .,,,.1 ! towns m lnduam Countv ''ave a
of C.eneral Campbell, our next Presi- 'bv'it the party must and will be ! 1 "".rati.-ain of over IT" over the
dent, lira Pcpublioan lhiusc, that 1 juMg.-l. " von-of Is,,;, while the other eight
... . , . , At-i . j-. i, i M- . r, 'ti ns trave a Pepublican uam oi .
wiUnotact mprompt accord with : V ho g..t up tl.e Lebei a.n.' ll.eij,K- Tiil. i:,.!,uMi').:m maiordv on
him in maintaining the fruits ofthe ! ,,n,,x;r;,t.10 P'irt.'- the .sauth. ! til,. i,,,.,,;! v,;,,. in Co'untv is ::
i-i i iii . j H ho durum the war sympathized 'mi ;,. , f-.. I .-
war m which so much blood and : i ;. i i u; , ti " it 1 1.41 -an increase of (.y,-r tuat o
. , : AMlh tliisnetielliou Ihe i)cinoerat- ! io; Tv-I..r il',. ,
treasure were exiiended. .Surely 'ic party ofthe North. Who advo- i t.' . ! .'...-' -r., -''' ':
jt 4 . , . i l- . ..... .... ; i it : i ei ii i 1 1 1 1 1 ei ;i 1 1 i i tie eoi; ; i y
there never was a greater incentive : cated repudiation m 1S(JS? The i ,,.- j,j js-(- y .-
to ail true men to do their duty than j j en.ocratic party. Who t.j.posed j I lemocraiic,1 m,e "imh-Iiendent aiid
in tins crisis, iiewiio dallies is a ! . "V- :, . " V KepuMican le'iires-.-ntatives ar.
dastai
' ... i
uui. i lions . htiv,! I..r tl.tir K...ir.li..n l-ajoraiin Th.ima
'111.1 iiere 1 "u-rrici wtrii lapi tsh:,tir.
- Ivan i.i. Cifin-j ,1-4,:,:
- r.ir"i ,-r l.-.irn iuri,:.'r .,::i. ul.ir
- e: l.-i .i:i-.y it.,-,l.
i. ti: A Ol.i i.
i.:. i Aiisni.t.
r-i i r, . .
.UI.-II.. T. .i.nue.H U. .111-1 er. ii -. K i r- .1, i,
.oil IS v, ;is I tlian Mintalvr. Lizzie .Mi-h!er. the lam ni.m.- i t,--
tl.e track and tbur iinM"lni:V"'w"'"".-,""','h ' -Mtsm-.-rto(t..:trii.
... , .... . , nil""'""! "I 'lil-r-vi clllliP v. Clt.. i:-ti.-v
Coacnes Were tlite!;-d. 1 lie ac.-idel'.t ! Mi-iilen.f si.ri.-v.-n. I.:. invo nnit.f. r.I-.-,- n.-i
was caused by a rail 1,,-imr removed ; 'XLln! '''"'! S- oz.trw
from the track. Ctiliduetor tteor-'C ' V. are .ir-e;.y n-ti.i-! tN-it in par.a imv .i' a
...... , ,i i -1 1 , writi't .irtiri..n .--ue.l-u-..! ti!eiir;i!ia:is-i'-,ur-..i
.!. A. .Is lli-tan!ly killed N , Suert..natv. Fa.. I will hoM n l..a..i
L;
Ai. ' ' LP'
f".t:l
II..:.
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.-i.i r.
aiji 1--U'-
1 1:' 4V
. lv -
otner ic:
' ...
-on w
la serioll
y inhired ' l"er",lc":''r""
al-ri.-I Mis
ii-r. .kt---!., Bi .1.-:-..
. a tne -JI-.;i .l.iv . 1
I-i. ' -1 I...
K. ". r. --I
1',
ii. !'. , i in i.i, v, i.i nr in i-s .-i..emi.ir, j u. Hnirt- v.u--:ta a'.itfn ! i: v.iu i.
v.-..ci ,.r'! .1.,.,. II i,; i . . .1.4 i l'Mr.
,..-i..i iu., 4. ,iuil-.' ill ;t I.e.-oiatCi mi:.i:ikk-s !) -YV
locality where the road crossed the! Atiaust 11. l-in.
i,..:, .. .1 .... i. ... .
let i lat ii:.-. 1 1 was i
;;'; tge or a
I AH KA l.y.
i.ii 4i... . u was I W , - . , r . . . , , .
evidently the intenii.m ofthe wrick-il" J,!'il
ers to throw the entire train down' Mr virtu- .t .- !!. "fier ...: :s.o.i .
ib's r-ivi'.e l-'..rt-..-...!i- tl : . .1:. letir.lira' t i nrt ui .v.ert euniy, V.
' ... v ...... 4, i -. nil.-, iii-i i:i un ,-r...r,e.l l r-
aster was avoided, though one car
was on the brink of . the ravine. '
.-i. t-i -ll tne real e?:.'.. ,.l
.-;li IMe, l-.ite .ji .tininr.l 1 1 j... .'er'tl, wia .j.i
VdV, v.-V. Urul, i- '.I, 1MI,
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ti... r:il. ..: s j.iMi K..-.e.-. i. ;
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It . . r.- ni i-.t a a l , , M i : ; v- -'l ' ir : i: ' ;- "
i.. i.- .i. h. ".
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- t
am
both
ii n i
Ir will inii il i t.e r..N-4iiii:K wiiiit I.ce
lit' I'rutvn :i..v. We nu.l .liii ksen would
slioul.l lii-Ver lie lit-at- ilo v..-ri' tln-v uliv..
lid not thell know that W0 had theit-n until t-vt rv inun: Tliix; are the Miitio
... -i ,, , , ii . mi.. i..ii.ii ..i iri.ie- i.iiiir:iiie- i,.r vviilrli
original, andyou thought you eomd !,.nts those wl..n'..unt thev i..u-i.t r..r f.mr
lie A'our Avav throuirh. ' "'Oii-'-Miiiiii'rjti.ui.td yt-am. i:.-im.'iniK-r tin-
, Kite r:-.reM-niun. ni in men u!n. i.uri-il
lucre -Air. leltZH0OVer ; lucres tin' i-li-eti.ral rollcL't'. 1'nrtli their life III. Mill
v..nr ..iMl. ri il f..r it lil.j.1 suit You- vli v"'-. J"M " A iriiiia ssoil. anil
- ; in Ik- iilfiinK, am
come along Avith it. L:-t tiie Car- ! iiavt- ii -i.tmt.-it j
lisle ll'Tc.'d alono. Sue the Ti-ihnc ! i '!;,,!', '"' ' '"
rd, he Avho doubts is .laninedMirrVt I"., !.. '.-j . elected. Jiie towis of ih.iin-xton ' ....'.i , ' f , . . . , Muti v.tnC.ni
il """' 111 V ll;V K"1 lw"u V num- land Whitlimiham both elected t!-i.-' , i -:ng ma.ie : a.Muv.-s ... .-a t,, i.u.,i,- r,.e
lviona,r,m : ally ratified? Ihe I)em,K-ratie ,,ar-1 , .ust.u(llivt.. ,,v ;( , them. '1 A.,-r!ainf..ra,u.. xui..m t---..
, , .. , ... ;tV. AV ill) are Opposed to legislation Vi,4 " . i ..- Sttn..-..aiiiy a...n-.-..u i, a.i;..iiuu I.'.!?.:.. '.!
I loval Citizens ot tne I lilted i ler mm-in.. tl, ....,..i.,l,1,.oJ ;.,..! . ' ........4. ...,., A. nv...er. Feier Cli'iuan. J..a.-. s..r
. I . 1 .. T . .,1 i: . 7i V. ,v i.- im.j, Jlo-TON" Scot '.: m-iy-o' - I--- ' ri, -r. H iam Huntw aa-l ..it-w. .--i.
s, be they Lepubhcans or Dein- ,. ect? The Democratic, n.-irtv Who ! . ' ', u . ' "V Vu"' Vr... , , ... - -- . i. i-r- . r .-... ,
reflect upon the recent lOter- ! , l . v l - I i j" i igi.iin lecoivetl lien- t'i-ll!-'nt rom !, .-cpteiii.H-. o. ! jt .. -l:vtt, Hit a tw-vt..rv inuai- .iweliin.; U.-.i-.
it ii t.i i.iH.u t"t rt ni uaor-.are oniKised to rederal e Cction laws 1 1....1 v. . , , . w - ' . -. i...m .,.i .i ....r... .
es of two distimruishetl men. f r , n.-t tl,,. iMii-.ow -l ,.,.! f1'' : .ounore.i and . " " "o gr-.c -r oi i ns city. Urn is .,-;,:- :.' V:,..t;:i n,: ,Vi.
rcpresentaiive citizens. Com-! ltr .. Tf..,.. p.." ' " Itwenty-t.in,- towns give I-arniiam ; was onn.-.t yes.er.tay m Lvcnn-ceii ; lf"' S:V" ''"X"-
:.. ! '"i''" -4, .ij.s; :iin- if..., r, .i Vemeu-y. i;ro,k!v! with a t .e : " r'T-' ?i-
IL J" I CI t'.!! . Mil-,... I 'I'l. 1 ... ; - ? ' ' T eici , . i - ' hiiii.i :tm ruuatt -v.-n; ; HI CIlltn .. I. ((.. - il
1""1':1'1 iscalterinir, l,.-;t2. The satn.i towns i fvubar ntes o! the Chinese. o
I . iiriiiv. i lilt litis KiTniirv-;0(i t in ;
iS
to', iiaiiuii r.". urtsiv.
AJ.-J--
cratie pitrtA'. Wlio attempted to co-; t:ltal slmotiiiu' at fray occurred on
. t - - i i.i i-.i......i ,- ...
iin.i i-ir.ir. .i. Htn.-ii ir.;.iki-4 ;-. v.-rv tie-in!.; :
...... I. , . . I . i--i , 'i,icnu ;-knj w,4i.T. I.4.. .in ii " 'ii.;-lai:
4 l.-.lS : ,l,K "' ' til'- ei mi-try pallid, sad- ' -tl nwl Uiue..t. . i..e .to. there Im-iiik
-eat.-d beside t!ie ' fr'",'"' ",' '"h -J-a an-i 4 -tan;
aver 01 the hearse. tlircAV sfrii.-; of is.k 4. a m zritn.i -. a it i:..-..v
net' IMOer in!,, i ... .t- t -no . ..iaw4i,,.r.-a:,i. 1,4,., kwi,
In-ill. M I..,.!., ft..:. 1 ' ' " 1 " .au.i r.-erv .t..r .-,. ,:o : i
, grave l.ee Wan s eh'.iitnir wa
SutT r.r, t v. led an-1 rows of candi'-. :ind t
. .... ......... , ...4., 4 -. .1-. in... 1 ,, . ,..-. .,, ....... .1. . 1 .
1 -;.r,i in. 1:. -. us -,vi j.- n.seneu in lilt
K"i: t.-..:,.' '
, . ,, ., . -. ..." -1--I... l.iii- x .1:1 -'.iiii,
ihti-j4 v.T.i nr 1 iiisnitr 1 ' 1 ni 1 1. .-,, ; ... . . . - 1 .
.v.. ...4. .. i;i!i!iani, 'i.): ud scatter ii' ? ' taeed 1 i.iiiamen
ticnitie narty at The Nmt 1 u ;,t . - .1..:
has failed protest to against this out-;
rage? The Denitx-nitic party of the j
North. Who has sottuht alliance:
Avith the (jreenbaeker-i ? Tiie Lemo-
cartli :il
t n : i - aa,1!' nr.
htp-'l- wei, .4ain !re;t .,a tiie n.-r-.li. I.: ,... I. i -,:i
, : 0 i- ii-!. itii'l K.tilr 11 1 .:re mi t.'ie -.uO:.
lilenes lieiOK :J lei-t irait r.n l i:.i .e. i,i cmat'-'r-
tnl "ii till i-.-li'-r.ii ! :... 1 i ,.-u i-,f ,
TKK tlS I I.,.-..., I tn I. .11 t -.n ,. ..,!,-- .- ....
11 mild and F:l'e Aa l t'"! itan.-.- in tw . e.iu.l aui-.uii imv-
CoNUKKssAtAX r.F.i.Tzi:oovr;i;"s let
ter admitting that "(n7i l!ic pn-nl '
1,114 .. .t ..I f.'.
I can .1.1 nut a .allil.il. tli I1-"" '"'ocui. ! 1 jiti. 1.1 1-11 .1 ...11.-, - - - - .4. ..- , j. , ,-l-..,i ,,.!,. I ."'"-' ..iiei.-- ,r i-.-iit. -.1 ii.j
u. now. i:,!i(..r,hat ipnation bills, which he did not ap- j "'g..)ust hei-re it l.-it the tlepot, be- !t,;:1 w, ', , " V; ZTZfT.-L"
1 . itjKin y.uir v,.io ili- ; i,rove '.' The Uemoeratie party 111 i tweeii Dr. .. ( . Snetlccker, forniovlv t ,-, , tt , 1 ' 111 ' - " ; tmi..i 9 p.-irtiy,t ..n t.u nt .".i..e.i;.';ri.
.i-1i.Is tl,.- sii.ves- i,fL ,r v.-. V" I ' 1 I of levin. rt,,n I'v .,! ,.,., Alter tilt- ( hlillillit'll had bowed 1111. ; tho liauw ti. t-e ..-.-are I Ly -!iral b. -n
tl,.'l).'i.,.-rati.-ii(-ki-t tongn-ss. Who tried by irand to oi l.t xnigton Ky .. and a Scotciman - ..j..,,, . ti,. .,),,,, i ,,,,.1 ,..1:,r,.,i '"Ki.nta.
I -IM.-.. steal a state government? The 1 Nuitli, long a de nizen t(.a earth al..,v;. him ih-v ! ii.c
i ' Dem.i. r-it ir. i,..etv. in M-i A 1. .. ofthe 1 ataic coast, i-n.-'.-er,.,! cni.-i v . ' ... .. . . 11 . s.v.t
itned. after the election, to buv the m mining. Dr. Snedeeker had at-!t r i. 7.
Ikmocratu: Jlon., jKu-sioa bdU fo not .electoral eolleu'es of Oregon. Florida, u'ndetl liro.essionally a lauhtor of... , , '' . ;''"-' , : llt'LLlr SI I' "ai" '
Wo,c;,(mr,"n.ltl,atAV;! T" u1 'J- and South Carolina? The pres.! Daniel Davidson, another of whose ; itfl, " .. ' If , ' A:,
Gn,eral nho i, at the hard of the. P, - When the w-,77 in nro-ross r tU'ntial f 'tir S!i;ith about to marry. " ;; ,r 't , . IrV, : iZ , Vlll fZZtiXX
. ... U 111 . ,,r"'', "M'O''ss 11 !,):iriv D.iVldsoil became suspicious nt:., ,. , ' --.i , ,T ' Kw.-ut..r.H'. trustee t rO.e ,tk-.. the rent e-u:e
nm common the Snnte , ! These ,,uestious and answers, and so.nethiiig wrong between his , laugh- f S',.-.,i,,
,,vre adnr to allnr , ,:, a,vj mrh bdh - a gu tl and pum ed by Sou horn ; Inany T on,s, hnw ihcir ,,s,sU ter and Sned.-eker. Ti.e three gentle- f,V ',, , ' ' ' Ju. ! S-,:,-J.,,. SMr, .VA. l-o. '
f;il, IS giving a AVOrld of trouble ; . , " ...i.tt.t. . . uj . ,,, tI)C sollj j j , T, , ;,. :, nail S(,n. wor,,s .lMlllt ,t . 4 . ... , tw ,...,.., r. a.-r-ml ! rpr
... ... . at the .North, held il National (on- :. .. 1 1. ... s... .. 1 .,,,.1;,,.-1. s:, ,1.,. c t ... .. A .1.1. togethel i.n the re- iiv..,in,, r .... -i.., .. .1 ,.io.... 1 ..,.,. t-l.ti
to sucn iiemoeratsasour-owncol- V(.ntiM ,,t cli(.a,r(, :n the Mimmop i te iM"'m"1. a0,olK invn'- ,. m J" "!" ! , . T. . ... V a T V; ,- 'oains of other Chiicmen lvin in , n.lh.'r.,,.T..m-n't'"ii7-.n rrS-tX-ith-r : ..,i....i
froth" WliO claims to lie the sticci-il ' f 1 si' I Tl ' j- 1 1 i i OOraiiC Party lias made t IO record. 1 1 u 111111 " oe i.iu . y. .,r.,,.M ('.,.,... ;, ; . , .,: l .nil' f'"" --r n I tout ..n Hie nmt: .il.. in r,i 1 l-.iiiii!i:
iroill V no 1 1,11 Ilih 10 Ot Hit SJif CUl ; oi 1I1. I hat Convention declared ' if I... . ". 1 ! n,.t leive the ,.,,n.,lp.- 1, -.,l,l I-:'! ' - '"' 1 -X " ! S:"'1 n III oe lan.ioijMti)mel-..v.T. 1-aa.i Ankeny, J a.jl-..i4 ! .-... -.ir
friend ofthe soldiers, and that to j the war, 0,1 the part ofthe (Jovem-! i !! , lXSlZ tl iASSk,., & 'r h
'i;t i.. w,.: .' ;i iii .-
S 'X,:..i i-r f li -.ir t l.r-t -rj ;
me Ft- li-ii-k 1 ny. iVir'-:l . '
"'one J ii-'Hon. :i f?i , r'-; r.-:t,: -- -;tr
1 .! n , j r t .,u --. h:-
-r- r ; f-r-uvi yir ;fi.; i-it-t:. .
: 1 1: :u -r
uaj. " .
' Ofi'L.t :..-' v'- iir- .-I nit-r-r '.i.r. v. :
pr-- :i- -!i x vrp 1 -n-' nif-r ; - :.- tin"
J, Ki; A-'':u .tii 1 l'rur. ' :i- !'
tt " ' J ':t"l.l. -ii'.-M. 1 " '
(ii.-'irii i n ui t h-. iurt ii ii.i'i i-: - ' .
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1"!iir;'lW,,;;,.V',n tin' I wi'. i"
thi: i ! t t lie :iUT j ;ip i'n: !ti r.' ;r .
1 S-n ..': i. t' r-! .1. in Kri S ; -. '.'
' n? i ii I wit'-r . 5 ; n 1 : : '
A Search Warrant.
rf.:r i. L'.irr-:. .m Lindsev's 2"
Searcher 'rr.ui?i . ot -iu-:
:ii ..u t ti:iH'i ilrr.v - iu -it! :
Its r.nva :tr: rfirii-ierml an ! o-rf irifl
jjr-.t. .'i inn! tipif. "iiii'.. M"
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ERSCN
the Democratic Con.ress is due all ""'"t- to be 'a f;ulureto restore the
tbecr,,t;t ,.f t.il-in.r jr ..f ,i V",0 :u"' "'cinanded "that inun.
jieiisioning the I'nion At'terans. An
examination of the records will full y
sustain lieltzhoovt r in this admis
sion that his rebel collogues are ad-
vt-rst
ampit
tnate eiiorts he made lor a cessation
of hostilities, Avith a view to an ulti
mate conyention of the states, or
other peaceable means, to the end
that at the earliest practicable i,..
be judged of by the whole of it. It j town with his brother to let the mat- siieps in n, w Jers.-y Mau
ls the same party that ivas false I ter mow oer, ami nad taken his ; stroyetl.
'lis.iii !.
(ill day ni sill,
Sept 1.
.w.i'H KHOAIlS.
H.w-alur .-ta.i Tru.-te.-.
during the Avar, and has ever sinei
rsotothese pensions, as fr ex-' j'1 Iaee inay be ntoml on the
1 ' ; basis of the lederal I nmn ofthe
"1"0: : stabs," At this time tiie resonr......
The most vital law to the inter-' of the rebels were nearly exhausted
est.s of the soldiers referring to pen-, and the (Joyeriinieiit w;is moving
sinus, wa. passed by Com-ress and ! lll,,".hem with a force that ca.-ried
lK.camealawonthe2-.thof January,!'' a ratK;"al 'rtinty ofspee
. T, -': dy success. It Avas then that the
is.). It iirovides among other Democratic party deelared tho -:,r
things that all pensions shall begin j "a failure," and "dt-man.led that the
Aviththe date of the death or dis- Kmycrnmcnt of the I'liited States ' r
seat in the car when Smith, who was '.
been false to the proper results I going to bingnam nnnes, eame in at ;
tliereo . Com and honest men '"' mrwaro emi oi ine ear, an
Ti:l-:.T".v, N. J.. Septembtr S. A I
f:n broke out this mifiiiiiL' at two!
A.
there sire in tlio partv; lut tho par- i iipjuwlunl. Siie.ifcker rose anl V!h-Ic. in t!a- Xtv Jersey State1
ty itself, as a political organization, ' -chut him tlmnh the sioinacli. ; Prison yant. i orhhvMvd in the;
has an exceedingly had diameter, j fell in the aisle, an I the peo- shop oeenpK-! hy.. C. Kihert i: Co., !
SitnuH'I Stum an I wilt
to
. Ui.. F. No. i'.'"- "r.-i 1
Joiflih MtMt'r. ' terra, H7J.
IfVr'.-M.iniy i.vt.M'c.t . -
:IT'. r-r-l lit -Tiil. .!. I
term urmvii.--' Soj-it-.Hi-r , :f.
hi 1 '.!:.!!! 'r, 'i
m.w um Fins
H:iva N'Tl " ' .-'.ilt.-i-'f r.jt.
..r
l.tvvr .i.-ulnlKl.. l lne.
and iKHr, tvtk llfilMtw h". - "
rin -lu'-'ii- ... .'-e s:.::ui4'i. an.l !:v.-r !. r-
oas an execciiniv nan ciiaracter. ' " "-"-, .un un- n-.i- . ... n.i.eu ...t .. y . i ...t u a v o , . .,..::....-rrr:' , . k. i --.i.. s-rt- unr
It in it lit I., l... trnoi,.,! witii il... i I iie rusiieil iioni i be car. A m. ice-; wbert ;i ar.-e nui.iliei- ( eunvieU ;ire i. -.,urt i n , :m'aui:. t ... ,j me u4 M't i iA.r.-.T.K
management of this government and ! ".Uercd, disarmed Snetlccker ; employed in the manufacture of lV, ' Trtli
can nominate no ticket that oifdit !iI,d was leading him out ot the rear shoes, and which is. filled v:tli m i- A.i iit.ir. t.i..ini.uti"th.' tun-i i tu. i. m.N ..r t r. -.. --u i. .i.ir-.-
to be elected. No matter who heads ''" the car under arrest, when Smith ! chinery. It was alom.-l cntirelv .1.- Ir1""' i " -
its ticket, it is the same old party joo was supposed to be uead or ! strov.eii. M.st of tiie stock is injured. I
and there stands its record. Cencral juyi'ig, rose to his feet, drew arevolv-i Loss, Sl'.),lf.H); insurance, Sjs.diii). sto.n.u.sKnuiN f v. -vi.
Hancock if elected would be its ' cr and shot .nedecker twice in the In the shop used as a l.u.n.h v about Kr fw.aUi i.a.fiiaci 3-jtu AuH.t,
S-ivo Your Clnllren.
charge ofthe soldier and repeals the1 ?hol)M sw-k.tu "'Kti:itu with rebels ! '..,''
act which provides that -no eltiim ; " ?. " n"a"w1t l? "I'thnrity. These 7 "
. . 1 . . lA ' rebels were to be invited to join in a
obedient servant and lo its will, i hack, killing him instantly
lie is simply a mask to
onnities of the party
Since ; cihfy thousand shirts, with the
IL Y. S. HKLPr t!r.r.
J'...' i;-.'IiiPK .'--o. in".:a The y-i mu. V-il-"
ViriHIIIlX '. I ll'1 . 'I'l.O i.i tin-'1 "r ' ''
ram-''.'!", -i J:m ti-..'.LM...ii.iiI :r,'ii l. .t .-.-
?i He is simolv a mask to hide the tie-. he was shot, Smith made a will, ' machiiiery tne t'l.icc, w iedama- Nutiu hrtT i.-o t..r.ii,t-rtie- i:or4 ;:. iA..s.. i.vrk. 1 1, -i
j - .r .... w . -, i ..iii... ii.-i i i i i iii.ii I wniiiei!.i iiiii"i'iot' ..i iu hkoit ii:-
p'liitm'n:. at my oiti. f ui th: iH--ti !;Li Sinor-
U:t. I - At
ior pension noi prosecutci lo a sue-1 convention with the loval statow .....1 VrKvry ami Aitcii.i.iett Saic
cessful issue Avithin five months i terms of peace Mere thereby to be
from the date of tiling the same. . ugnt. it is no wonder
nl. -It lu ,ii..jl 1 peoi.le, iueludinir the nrniv
' The hill was introduced by a Ko- i S.it.5
publican menilK-r from Iowa. It . an overwhelminir nolitienl
was put upon ibt passage by a Ke-, 'em ra! McUcllan, who ran as the ! ceiitl'v for-ed bis fa 5,rr namebitwo I IVIi 1 ' ,v- '-An ,
publican from Kansas. It was tiass- ',yTati! caiiilitlaU- for Tresident. ! small ebeel nml b;id them cashed. I I 1'tonville sH'e; to toe toiuier.
... '1-1.. ..117 .. 1 , .. .
! anil is now expected to the momeii- bv McKniht it Co., vtilered to the a Tiniriir, ta.rtm.t .toiu-r. ut' i ..vi.-ii
I . . ii '--. l ii i ' i i- - i ,. l, , .. when :i.il wIutu :r 'j in 'liiicrt-j. -.:n i.t
; tanly. Davutson is tne largest sheep ; amount ot ..i.int, princiahy trom una utncjs-l,r-,'rr.
i I( ! and wtnil grower iii the territory, ami ; water. The shtj belonged to tlie All, ,. .tnx n. scorr.
' '! j was present but took no part in the state, and the ltts is al'out jlu,ii(iii; . " "
- o.rr -l;.l t'J ir-.--n. r,r-. "
' .tvi. Siri.-r. Sr. U.
S.-'i i l.r .!rt.-.,' -i. yru-f si '. K. - '
X..Vr. '..l'i l.iir:i. Ha. S . .-.-r
S-.-; :. .i l-:. 1 v.
; was jirescm oui iook no pan in tne siutc, ami tne itts is aoont p ,( i ; . . . . )AI .-(,.: - ry ;:,
lereby ti be ! alfrav. All the men were prominent ' no insurance. About three hundred p., at 1 o 1 1 O ' Vi "i -i
for that the Coli miu-s, ()., Sept. b. Chanes : and ku,,,! well in tlat community, i convicts will K- thrown out .,f em- SUilQ jN OrHial bCllOOi, u 'r i l': !"r 1 " " :''
iny, scouted Miller, attorney-atdaw ami son of; ' plvment Ibrthn e months. The 1 Wwi'-ir
mnmiHjiro-! ex-state senator Miller, nttemjited to ; lire is su:,;,.tsed to have originated LYDLIXA, V'.So'.
' held with1 commit suioide to-ni-ht bv taking a ! ....s..-r is vun, wa 4; d cn : - .,.1,'!
al defeat of heavy dose of morphine. Miller re-; "7" . , ""'tt ui' ,!" k,a ' " 1 '" :J
Srtt-,.;tKU at Ii;,JviI;
I . . I I 4- I . .1.4 . , t
ed in the House by an affirmative! 1 ' ' ,."R"!,, -commuted ny tlie J)em-i To-dav .Miller's father .liseovered i ,"" ": ' ' i jknvk!.', ej't. .. . .-pc i ii ai.in
ofllGKepuldicans and 4S Demo-1 1,,c, t ir UIhinces i the foicr.es, and sai.l he had f,,r. mng Htruck the house ot Mosts f... -idviile says : "On Friday last, as
craU a-iinst -i neAthc vote of "T 1 M to ,J rcanl- i & slu-rteomings as these j '.'"' .tt, four miles sou h of I pton a ,K;rty of c,nt. -actors were startin;;
crats ugamtt a no atnc ote of J, ed as politically an unpardonable jmng enough, and was now willing ! jilhng Mrs. James Uahler, amlialtro in a stove in the shidt house
all Democrats, and all Southerners j sin. i the law ! .mid t tke u course I Jame IVewitt, and wounding Mrs.ft!l0 IVnn-iylvaviw mine, one man
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but 4. In the Semite it reci iv.'1 -.! 1 his same party, in its
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National Upon hearing that a warrant had I I'n-witt mother ot ti.e youns man was SfVio.-!y Wom.-l. ,! and an.
uded the j been issued for his arrest, young Uttne turn- Mrs a Wen was kil!... j blown twenty feet by th- vxVh
'onds, in Miller took morphine, but the 1 she was holdimr a four-year-t-Ut gin ; ()f iantpowtler. which
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contract with its creditors. I do-' will probably live.
s iKi.on ma.le him very sick and he j. 111 ,r 1:1 lhe child was not m- j bt on placed m the stove hy .ine
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i malicious jtersons."'
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JOHN H. FRENCH, LL. p.,
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