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Whiamnn, l>. Ij, Whitman J. A.
AVoodruff, Erasing Warner, William
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-^OTICE 18 HKItKHY UIVKN 1 1 AT 1
IK *111 reeHv* ol.'rr 1 > ? t . lilt- rl(1 I to . lite
.of lujf prraon ?b(?r unit*? up; , ai- in the fete
It-t uiml >tlurda>. NuVtabtV 1. IM at
*<l o'.'Tock r. M. of Mid U?jr, All i< r>'Ji.? wL.-v.
nam- < may I* frruiicous'jr efctemt In aaiil 1-t
an iaiumlt-0 tu iiiif ar at my uilirr and *;:tq
,sucfa rrrura curn-rM. W. i,oNUi It
Mejtlat-jr Ait'nt. rtrlla Klcetluu ? 1 .trlct*
jD'tnl, Well*. O.-lubrr 21. isai.
The Democratic skies are bright to
,day. West Virginia gives a Democratic
majority. of 10,000, though IllalUe and
Juogun stumped tin; State aud a gicat
/leal of Republican money wen cent into
jt. The Ohio Republican majority goes
aIowii to less than 11,000, which is eijniv
t?!cul to a Democratic victory in view of
the tremendous efforts nindc by the Re
publicans. And, finally, the oulpouting
,of the minutes of this city to welcome
^Cleveland, and the eathuhiamn shown
by them, ftrn iudisjiulable evidence that
the popular in art of litis city niul State is
.vrith the Democratic ticket anil will elect
jit. The people will curry this election
jmil Cleveland and llcndricks will lead
.theiii. ? New York Graphic.
Thirteen cars pf beef cattle, shipped ?'
Hallcek by Jitf Bradley! anil consigned
jlo Miller & Lux, San l'rancisco, puKt-ed
(through at 4:J J tlii-t aftorno >a.
Roth of the regularly nominated enn
.didutcg for Delegate in Congress for Wy
oming Territory Lave declined. .Judge
.<!. M. Cnrey of .Cheyenne, is now seiect
yed ns the Republican nominee, and W.
JI. liolliday of Laramie City in the
democratic nominee.
We want free coinage of silver, we de
jure that silver Kliall l>e placed on an
.equal footing with gold, but that, wu will
ne,vcr get while the Republican party is
power. What party held control ol
both Houses <<f Congress, and who was
1'residcnt of the United States when the
^ilver dollar wan demonetized? In whose
interest was the silver dollsr dropped
from the list of legal tender coins of the
United Htates? To what political party
.did tho President who vetoed the ?ilv?r
;bill belong? In the face of the tceord
,c?n anyone assert that tho Republican
party is the friend of silver?
- ? ? - - ? ^ ? ? - ?
Bitinucl T. Hjo tj, who asmuHed (i >v
/jruor Cleveland on Monday ln?t, was ar
raigned before Justice (lUttiimil ill the
polico court Wednesday afternoon. The
court room was crowded. Roonc, who
Rooked careworn, u>;k d and obtained
^permission to make a statement. lie
,nald he had been greatly irorrii d ove'
bis brother's case, and hud scarcely
.slept for several nights, lie iwluiitti <1
that his conduct bail been hasty, and
,?Mid he was sorry for what he hud done
and also insisted tli:>t he never intended
.doing the Governor any harm. Justice
.Uuttiimn said that he had received a Itt
,ter from Governor Clrvelatitl, in which
ithe (Iovernor stated that lie had no de
sire to prosecute the prisoner, nnd recom
mending leniency. Koonu was then
^discharged,
At Woonuoekpt, K I. the locnl office
fit Adam's Ex pre** wn? PBlcrcd Home
Uinn dnrlng the night of Wedncmlny, by
bor?lnr< nnd rifled of $11.0(10 in coupon*
nnd # 1.00(1 in bniik billa, IhiIIi packPi^vn
belonging totho Wooi?ock?'t Snvi ,j * Ju<
Mlitntioii. The doom of Hip <>fCc? ivpro
nil fonnit locked In the nx.r?!ug, ami Ibo
.frontdoor ? nn old fn?Iii<nid one -wn*
/omul cloned, but not locked. The dep*
rednlont left notrncp.
? m 4? ?>? ?
IiUine in, alwny* wn i nn I ni ? iy? w!'.
the *?r*niit of the N'lliomil b?tiU.
/?nilro.td rorjiornlioiin Mid niotKijx ir?
generally, Jin nerved hi* mn?UJ? hi iIh>
jlfonxc of Itrprieenbitivc* flhii in the
United (Mate* Henntp, mid if ho ever
fpuchea the I'reni lentinl chiir he will
be f hiiir nlnv ?/? I'l.iinde/iler.
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A wou.wa ccmgrfssiiam.
A Washiugtou cornwpottdent of the
Silver St it-, iu u tnt ut letter (tutu the
Natioi.nl C.t|>it:>l. |>?;? ? high exiuipli
ii.eut to the industry aud ability of Won. ,
W. Cussidy, who J?>r the jmst ?
lour years hex labored for the interests
oi this State iu C?ngt?es:
"Hot how about Nevada? Will the
Silver State j"iu the victorious ho?l>? 1
tru-t the people ue still ulive to their
interests, and will nut now desert tliut
putty which, the annals of Congrvss
?how aud we ail know, has been their
faithful frieud and ullv iu time of lieed.
When, at the last session of Congress,
the Silver interest was ttsauled, miiJ the
Chinese Act was iu danger, the l>euto
cr itic members stood tirin nud faithful
agiiusl tho machinations, jiarliiuentary
luetic* aud the lumt violent opposition
of the ltepnblican j-irt y. And just here
[?ertuit uie to sav, tliat no party lias an
abler ciponeut of the Silver qnestion iu
Congress, or the State of Nevidi u truer
more fuilhfui or untiling frieuil to nil its
interests, than llepresentatlvc Cassidy.
For some length of tiuic I have watched
his course carefully' nnd critically, nud
justice compels mo to say th.it, ilmiii^
the tune I h ive Jierritmally observed lus
Congressional career, no one representa
tive, from uuy St.ite in the Union, lias
labored more faithfully for his e-oiisl.tu
cntH than he*. WUetht r on tlie lloor of
the lion* ?, l'ostofijce, l'cusioti Bureau,
General Laud Oilice, or, in fatt, among
any of the various departments, lie is
cordially greeted aud his requests receive
prompt utid f.ivuruble consideration
when jMissibly permissible under the law.
At the lust session of Congress, I witnes
sed, from the gallery, a lur^e crowd of
members, U| ou tlie lloor of the House,
gathered nrotitid the member from Neva
da, attentively listening, while for over
au hour he eloquently and heroically bat
tled for the Silver product of Nevada
against the demonetizing powers of the
llist. lln spcich was hardly eUiled when
he was wutnily uoligmtniated vby frieud
uud foe. Tliut bis untiring efforts aided :
largely iu securing the defeat of the ol? i
jcctionaV.e featurc i of the bill, all parties
concede.
Called at times to occupy tin; Speak
ers chair, Mr. Cussidy presides over that
body of restless, roaring lteprcKcutativcs
with ease, ilign.ty uud dccission, and iu
a manner in which his constituents tun '
justly feel a tinge of pride. II the pi ople j
of Nevada consult their ii.tnv.ls they will ,
uot fail to return !?> tin- I '.it h Corgtess
one who has si tvc.l il em so faithfully in
the past, mi 1 who, by his pi rsoual popu- [
lairty and past <xp?rirnce in the Ibui-e,
will be ennoled to aceot j ish u. lie i in
the tut ure.
A proj?osiliou to discontin <? tlio
age of silver will Le broi^i.t I f. r.' ti.**
next Mm >>f NumuIi, il<> you
wish the silver dollar stiie'.ie i fiom the
list ??>{ legal tender coin? Then place J.
G. l?!aine in llie Presidential Chair, nnd
following the example of his illustrious
pndcccssor it. D. II aye a who veto d
the silver 1 ill, and in accordance with
his position on that measure when it
was before Congress, having Voted
nguinst the hill, having voted to sustain
the President'* veto, you may rent in
sured that his energies will he directed
to I lie debasement of silver and the es
tablishment of gold ruin ns the only
Btandard of valuo in the United State
Senator Jon. s is now traveling ovt r
the S ate, nskiug the people of this State
to send u legislature to C irson tli.it wiil
re-eleet him United Stales Senator. Ills
claim to ru-clcctiou is based chiclly upon
his siiccch* in occur 1 1;_; the passage of
the silver bill. In Winuuuincc.i, ou Inst
Thur*d.iy evening, he apologized for
lilaine'a aetion in voting against the
nilver biil, ami Raid lilaine "did not
undemtuud it." ? Virginia Chronicle.
Admitting Ih it Ihis l.beral view of the
case is collect, is a tutin who will vole
upon s.> imp.irlnnt a nica-ii'O as the
island silver bill without iliidcr- lui'ditii; j
i ? lit to be President? If iliiiinu "did
not understand if' it wn* Ihe rou t '
either of ignorunco or inlitl'. .incc. w hich !
in either rase tdiuald coiideiun him in 1
tiio estimation of every voter in Nevada.
Fraa Veils.
We learn from parties who cutiie down
from Welia this morn in,; tit it there is a
large utteml.iuro *1 the raccs from ail
part* of the country. Tliu ball last
nielli waa' largely attended by all wha
enjoy Terpsichutean amusements. 1 here
were fifty e UJih son Ihe floor, the inusie
was by Gondii's bras* and stiing band,
the supper ua? nil that could be desired
and, ns usual on nil stteli occasion* at
that town, an enjoyable enlortniuiii lit
wns the result, Tin re was no unnsiiiil '
excitement at the races, and as n eonse
qiienoo no gront nmomit of coin chunked
build*. I' or the
Kilt ST nV.'K,
on/* mile nnd repeat, Ihero wrro Ihiee
entries, vi^; Slowdown, Orphan tiirl j
and Duller. Knowdown took the first
heat, Orphnn Oirl the BCCOlid and third,
thus winning llie nice. lln'JVi was dis
tanced iu the Ant bent. Tins
HKC0X1I HACK,
Half miht dash, eulrh*, Selkirk, Ten
brock nnd Sorrel Jlikc, wa* won easily
by Hclkirl;
The Oulloolt.
From tlio t'liilmlrl|>kl'i Tlnir>?, [tn.l]
Tlx' I'rcnid' mini buttle in now reiimiidud
! Infk l'i Ni'W York, ninl < li :w'lmid t tml ?
on tbo boUie-Mriytcll rimlly in tin lr.nl mid
willi oIOh lately in bin favor. Willi
Oliio (tnvi-.l by oil!/ llic in. -t violent
jwrty ?f ..to, I mti.inn in not u ilonMfn'
ila rolr willbtigltrn In t'lMc
l.in<1 ; ini'l Illinois, Mii-big'tn ntul Wincon
mi 'i ai!l trcinl'ln in tbn bnliitifi*. N? w
Irwy nmy bo cotllitrd n* inf." for ( Irv .*
Inml; New York ntul 1'oniicrticnl will be
?IwpcrrtUily disputed, willi Hlnlne on tin- i
onNiilo track, nii'l New I Inin)>- liii <> ninl
even Mn?nachit?ttl* will dt'tiinnd <1? ?? ;
prut" llcptjbliriiu effort to hold tlicm !
!?> flillllJO
JCNZS VERSU8 BLAISE.
"It <1- -en cot fo 1 )* that I ecause Mr.
llliiuc Yotnl >^iiu<t tin- Ulan 1 till, and
to su-tain l'n>i>li nt llaytk veto of that
ifltwurr, tli.it he vjifuwl to tlie
renionetization of silver." ? Virginia
Kut? rpiiw.
No? Tlirn dors it folio-* that if Sena
tor Jon s voted for the lilaud lull uu?l
agamtl sustaining President llavea" veto
that At was opposed to the rcmouetiza
tioa of silver? Come, now, let us have
a fair midcrstaudiug of the position of j
theue two great nun on this importaut
measure. If Mr. Itlaiuc by his course
|irove?l himself the friend of silver, per
contra, Mr. Joties. in taking a course
diametrically opposite t > Mr. liluilic
must necessarily he the enemy of silver.
"No man can servo God and uiutuuiou."
thete ar.- hut two horns to the dilemma,
take your choice, for it is impossible to
make un intelligent community believe
that tlitse two leaders ol'a great political
party favored a measure so important
as the bill for the remonitization of sil
ver. one by xotiug ng.iiu.st it and the
other by voting for it.
lint why did Mr. Joties the other ?lay
nt WinnemtK-ca apolo^i a- f..r Mr Maine's
js>sition on t!i.? silvo bill by saying that
"he did not understnu I it"? It is of t!je
utaio-t impoitauce that the Eutcrpiise
Ulan ut:d Mr. Jones .should hoi I it cmi
ference and a;nve upon some certain Hue
of defense of Mr. lStaiue's course in rif
eicuce to the lilaiid Silver 11.11.
The inau who wi'l allow his political
prejudices to govt rn his actions as a pul
lie oilici r is not the one whom the people
should place iu an ollleo of | ublic tiiist.
An officer is elected to serve the whole
people and not as the tool of some po
litical clique whose personal interests
urc to be fcul servxl or whose p. -rsounl
piques are to be gratified by acts pc form
ed "purely on political grounds."
A private let.er froui Fatiuie Rogers
dated Dillon. Montana, Oct. 10, states
that the family have arrived an<l settled
at tli;it place. ^1 i -H Fannie says sh**
1*1.1 s Dillon very well, that there are two
churches. Mi tliodist and l'.piscopal, one
newspaper, Deuioer.ilie, a sph ,-ndid school
house, many v. ry nice residenc' s and
that the town is kept lively with s|xich
cs, torch-li^ht processions ?Vc. At the
time the letter was written the boys, I'red
and Charles Wright, were at Malad, Ida
ho, attending tile 1 1 i ll of (acor^e Feasel,
t'le young man who w. ut from here with
tVsii and appropriated to his own u?e
a horse and a gun ladoiiging to ltogeis.
Mis, Fannie sends regards to all her I'd
l.o fiitnds, in whii ii she is joined by all
utmbers of die family.
Roil oi Honor.
Fallowing is the 1 ? >11 of honor for the
| rinmry departlm nt of the l..l.u pi.iii,.:
reboot for tin* iiioir.ii of October :
I'rauLie Nye ICO
May Gardner It.)
Grace llano r lt;0
Grace Anderson. 1' '?
Gertie Lang I'D
Muiujc Kuetiaud ltl I
Amos llo.ieh H O
Chris Galda^er 100
Hurry Key her lot)
I'uul Kiyser I"*)
it, i tie M> Kee . . 100
John Gairecht ' Hi!)
C eeil Di(u^ ll!0
Cmiir Alexander .11)0
George I'vi'tlaliil 100
M.iiuie Yules
Albert II title r
Dora Siieeli.m !W
Morris (inltli^cr !'"?
Eliuu Itnuhuui !>l
Willie Kus-. ll !il
Maltie Keith '.' I
Charley Keith 00
JoxKt'lllKK TaTLOJI, Tcache-.
Blaine is ringing ?!*?* ilii'Hf,?? on the
"tali:) ' at one place ninl "turning the
linvi i dii.i lit mi r to til South" at lUiotli
er, in his frantic ? IToiIf to hoost liiuixelf
into I ho l'rc -i leitial e.iair.
The llcnn .fournid savs: '"In the con
lest for the lilacr.-thoru cane at Hie Citth
ol.o Churrli Fair, the |;ooil Father in
charge fepoits Cawsidy ahead, and in
anxious to hear iroin Mr. Woodliurii'*
friends.
Tho people of Sullivan, tlm County
rent of Sullivan county, Indiana, will
fed Honiewlu.t Indignant at the I tu^ui e
of til'.- teh graph report of lllnilic 'a circus
from Kvanivilln north when it is said;
"The first Mop w is at Sitliirait'o, a muall
station."
The private hanking house of It. I).
Cook A' l'o. Washington, l>. C. has
failed. Their liabilities nte placed at
$150,000, <1uo to individuals at Wash
ington.
II ?n. Gtjor^u W. Cassid) hat been nc
rorded more fuvurabio eotinideration iu
the halls of CotigruM thnn ony :ueinlH r
who previously represented the Silv r
Stale in that body. This is conclusive
e\i'leU, o of his iiliility as n working
member in our National Legislature.
A fair nndieiictt listened to the "rain
tiling reumrKs" of the spcakcrlitst night.
Mr. Morri'son labored long ninl earnest.
Ijr to uliour what Mr. Cnisidy had done
and then fraiil.ly admitted that ".Mr.
Woodhum did fcbuolulutcly nothing ex
cept to secure the pflNMgc of some tril
ling unlui|<0llullt tiill Willi h Man "Ugfjes
ted by a friend, nul for which he,
(Wuotibiirn) claitwed no c ledi't."
Ii. F.. Mor^mi, of tile Dtmftrnil
10 nominee for ('ounly Trvimurcr, i? n
tnnii w. II 'kiiuh ii fur liin inte^iiiv in lm?i.
ntM, liit <j uii t niiil iii<lu*tj'loUM li ilrilit,
hi* devotion to tli vi'Khir of tn-ry In*.
pnytir in the ronnly, mid if olccteil, uliirli
III? will I/O beyond tlio |nmftibili|y of n
d?nbt, till ?1i mon*lrnlft tlmt it i* to the.
int. rent of erer* tntjmyor In t In* county
t i <?!( ct ^ooil, nnl'-ilnnliiil, hon<>l citi/cnt
1 1 ollln * of public tin ,t.
^
SENATOR JOHN P. JOKES.
A large ami intelligent audience,
among whom were quite a numb. r of
Uciuaoiata. assembled at Frrem .ii Hull.
Salonlar night to li .ten to the spcech of
Senator Jones. The s[*-aker apologized
for mailing liiuiKt-lf mi prominent in con
nection with legislation on the silver
question. which wan unavoidable in view
of the leading j.art which lie twi us tlie
principal champion of the measure in
the Senate. The ?t<e4k?r dwelt at eon
?title ruble length ujk.ii this important
subject, r.tul showed himself familiar
with all its details ; but there are some
!? >ints in his nn.nm.nt subject to criti
cisiu. One wouiil In- led to suppose from
the gentleman's remarks that to Senator
Joins, and t? him aloue, are the |>eo|Je
'of the United States indebted for the
passage of the silver bill.
It seeuis str ing that when the silver
dollar was diupped from the coinage,
aUil thcivby virtually demonetized, that
not oue of all the members of Congress,
not even the trainers of the bill, were
aware of what the.v had ?loue ; mid f.-r
ten months after the passage of the ait
no oue was a ware of the |*'ruici?u.< legis
lation until it w.'s discovered by Senator
J. l\ Joi,e?! It is u edless for anyone
to att nipt to couviuiM mi intelligent
people ta.it tli re was not a purpose in
?lie act which demoueti/ed the silver
dollar. Congress had |?stsscd an act dc
daring that the priucipd of the Nation
al in IcbtedUess should W paid in coin ;
silver dollars were coin ami a legal ten
der ; the large creditors of the Govern
incut desired to put it l?youd the pow?r
of the Government to p.ty it* iudebted
uess in any coin except gold ; lieuce oil.
ver was demonetized ; this is the whole
s erct of the act of 1373, and every in
telligent luaa knows it. The speaker
said that the heavy discount on silver
was occasioned by the failure of the Sec
retary of the Trcusmy to have coined the
maximum amount of s.lver authorized ;
by the l;i,nl bill. Im!red. then what!
party is rcspouaible for restricting the I
coinage of silver to the minimum ?l
S'i.O'JO.OOO per month ? No mau knows I
better thau Senator Jones that frequent !
and urgent complaints have been made
by the S eretary of the Treasury, as well
as the leading Hcpublicnli pr'ess, that
the coinage of $2, 000,000 per month i.,
vastly in excess of the necessity of the
Goverumeut ; that it is iu. possible to use
Hie amount coined, and that new vaults
hail to le l.iiili as a reeeptal.le for the
tous of silver dollars which are accumu
lating in the Tie si Miry. Iu the face of
theso Islets the ilouoiubl..- Sen: t .r has
the effioutery to tell bis audience that
"the coinage of even $:l,000,uoo, i 4.t
month will di.s|jcnse witl, the discount ou
silver and he ul,o s.,y? : "when .James I
G. Itlaine is l'residcnt of tl.e United
Statts he will instruct his S,.-, clary I
? h Treasury to have coined lie- ntsixi
mum amount Authorized by bill of
I87S." When it i . renin. ils red that the
silver bill has been iu operation f,,r ,,;x I
ycs.rs iisul. r Uej iiblic.in rule, ai. | n,, at
tempt l: ia been made other than to crip. I
pie the law iu its oper .ti.,ns ; v.h. u it is
remembered tl,,t ISI.iin,. voted a -ainst I
the hiil, and to oistaisi President llaycs'
veto, in tie; lumj of all tl.nt i- r. ason
ttble. what grounds h is Senator Jones
for imiking such mi nssc.tio;:?
Mr. Junes is a sjieuker who i.i well
calculated to alt mm the attention of as,
audience, but ti;j ,.bove are only a
of his propositi, m* which v.i.l i,.lt bear
the light of invcMigaliou. Space forbids
u further pniAtni ot ih:? Miit.j, et. and ?,
are willing to accord to the Senator all
honor for his personal etloits in Ik half
of the silver interests of our Stale, but
he must not alt. m|.t to pars', 1c II, e Ke
publican parlya .t:,s, e?pe. I,.l , hnsnj ion
of silver when the record in so clearly
and unmistakably against it.
A 10UTIIEj.II O'JTi: A'jE.
K.i much |i;ih Itri-n s.iid in tin- pnsi I ?y
i; j . i >??< in orjjaui ia r. fc tout t to Houlli*
crn ontrniu'H tli it wo ofT' i' th ? following
di -put tli diitnl Willi, i .'Inn. X I'. Oil.
-?>, J k i live the ns ? rii?'H llmt Hu rt- i?
KOIUP tl "til ill till ft it? llll II is ill. t III Is of
vil lll'tlCl* llll VP III I II I'Olllhlittl'd ill till'
South. Tin' <li-<|iiit<-li M)>: Lite la-it
night, while (it'iuT.il Allml M. HoiIp*,
I >c in < >cri4 1 to rniididntp for tiovrrimr, ?u
uililri'Hsing n litr^i' nipt ting, including
in. i ii v Indit < in (miil of tin' t iiv Hull, ii
J >r- crKHIOII <?f lll'ur.ll ? ulm Ii ; I I'l l 11 llt
lr ti ling ii " (i.t'oiir II mi* tin ; in nnotlii r
I'lilt of tin' tit)', J'H < i ?l within it fpw firt
of t)i?' Dt'lii'M rutin im-i-ling, utnl ai U-il in
Hin li ii iliKonlcrly niniiin rili.it lin y enm
I'clliil Ihc nii'ftinu lo *n<<|N>ud |>rwii'il
i'l^-a. hti.tii'K wpI'p llironii ill tin* hpi-tl.
?r'nMlnn I, out- ol Hipiti nnrmwly tino-in^
OfitiTitl Si'iiIch, iiii 1 oir hiking on tin
lirmt i oIoukI .lolm N. Staph m, lipum
crntic cmnllditi' for K.I it"r.
Tlio affair L'ih cri'iitiil inleiiMi indlg
n ut ion, mnl Hi. n in ui'icli ? Xrili'i.li nt on
Hie slrcels to-ilny. TIip inciting up
|ioi i*t i'il n rottiiiiilli'fito wiiit iipmi |ir>inii
ni'tit ivhili' li pnli'icnli Ii'ikI pi ami inform
llti'in tlml tin y wniit'l I licM r< k(m ii*i
liln for tiny r |? tilioii of I In- outrage.
?? ?
A Pood Siiulrrot Story.
A m.in in liidlium wciit limiting noun
time kinrr, ritnl KO<iii|{ n mpiiriel joke
li?^ lirii'l out of ii Imlp in llii' lrn', lie llr
i'il, Intl. not Ki'i'lnx lli<* Bi|iiiri< I drop, hi'
cnilie In Ihi- i'iiIH'IuaIkII Hint hi' had mii
hi' 1 1 it, Alluoxt initiintly li<* mm wli.it lie
Kii|>]io?'i| wi,H Ihi- lii (?'l i.t tin' mtino mil
mill, ninl iiguill flriil. Still llii' K>|iiirrrl
lii'inl n]>|?nri'il nf Hip mine plnpp. Hi
llri'il thirty-four *hot?, ulnl, tin lie iliil
not urn tlio ijaiup drop, )?? ?imt. il to g<t
fnillii'r into till- grove. Whi n ln> hml j
pmtpid tlir Irri" on wliit'h In' hud un n Hi" ;
tm? ft(|iilrrc1; lie wtw thirly-fonr lying in !
n liPnp upon lh>' promtl.
- ? -
Tli# I)pT?opritM(! tmijorily wliirji will
Iw polled in Indintm on Hip ith of
Novnnilwr will ?p|tl ? Hie qtipntlon, ni,<l
I'li'V'tnii I will In- Imngurot. J I'rtsiJi'ijt
ihr>'1i I, 1st"), I
LIST OF RECISTZRED VOTERS OF j
a mountain city election fee- '
eorar.
A
Allen. Kr.tuk
It
? ltn'K, Chit*. \V.
c:
Cut I iu, ltoU-rt M. IVil, John
Cuti, Miiiiiitl
1>
DutlCiill. J.II11M
F
IMi", John
c;
OoaKl, Bej. I*. Uuil't-ruio, U.
11
llmul, \Vtu. L>. liuber. John
Harris. Cm ambus
.1
Ji'lllltiM'll, J. it.
M
McOiunca, J. It. .M.nlmuli, J..hu S.
1?
PaUUv. , John
1<
Rohm, W. F.
jS
Sclidti', M.ix
T
Testaniere, F< rilitinn.I
Suit ur Skvjim, I
l <>t NTV ur ? I K". t
\OT!i"K I* ir.H II ? ? IV!:n II. AT 1
. i Hill ' liwbl I ? \i I*'
cl ?nj t>,riui> ? !.<??? li^iutr am lu ii r lur?->
i;olt u lul until fctunl y, fttiertMfavff l.l<M.jt
iiu'ulivk r. M.ut ktlkl ilsy. All \?u *?
? ?am* ? luay bve n'Qtt'iin.jr tijtciril Iu ?-vt l '1-1
air mju* ?ll I lu.|t|>t'krfcl III* . in. ?? ? I 1 llftt'C
?* * . I , ?' 1 i* ? i a .. iri.t. .1. tt, I* HANI*.
H. i;i*tr> A^t hi. It-iii inii i It y I 1> It >u - I*- (
IlKi. 1-ftliiX, Mnaulalu ill/, f lujri :l, Is l.
"Veto a E'.ra'.sLi Ticket."
Our nei^hU.r of tlic Free 1 r?t.s uri cs
tl.e lit'CVK.ity ol "voti!.-^ u >-lr..i^ht
ticket." \V? wuaU ualurttUy noppi**
tli.it this miviiv is inti'iuU 'l lor With p.ir
tie?, iiu<1 iu tin* li .'l.s ol |msI i\cut< it
cullies with rut her l> .1 |{nia' f r> '111 oil!'
\.hu . fu.l Ui-ll tli 't i Hiv h<-|iuhli
cull w ln> h.'Ms uii olli' ?? iii tins enmity
was jil.:ci.ii Tiii'lt- throi:.:h tin- in tiuiiii-ii
t i'.il\ ill li. iiriri.itii-v.it.. .. 'I'iie utiliiin
tkeiuM-lves know mill frmikly uekiioul- j
eil<;e this I n t. S'ljipitso til'- a Iv ;n' n( 1
our ni i^liU.r I. i.l Ik cii I. >1 1 . ? v. . . 1 l?u
years ufjo. how immy Iti-|?n5>iiciiiis uoiis.l
li.ivo !??. n iu ctth-e ill Likti c.ill.ty ti>
Juv ? "Vote htrmxlit" ni.iy lm viiy
(?ii.nl udvii !? !.r .i Ui |iiiliiir.iii ??: ? tu to
glwil it couutrj tiu!iliU;( ii i-'i-.ir IUK' !
jor.ty nf I'-nnlili. ..ii vi.t r-. hut it ulinus
very poor judgment oa the putt >?'. our. I
ootiif!nji.i...ry tnuilvi*** :i com-i* uliii h ;
if strii tly full. am I in Ili!: ? iniu.iv \. u : |
ii ? f . ut i ti ; v t/.?n.li.l..tr on fin* 1?.
I can tii->tt.
pat. :;ccul.
W /f
?t .nee, M ? i* a T.?i
????! CUV*. V I t t
... * I , ?. k .. I...
Ml IVuilll
E. P. MnOEoT'/'SLlAhDS.
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llor^r IJifincI on left MUotiMrr.
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diet tup flc?f to mi flior* ? m? dl< ? < i ?!* '? * i
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fli? Wl*. It. >1. 1 ?? lt?fct? I Ivi'fjr Htnli ? ?.
Tn'Knit Pmi'? N?*vfid'i Mv? ry Htnhl# *. Klko
i . I.. Rtmonu, Fiihlon Siibtff? IVInnc*
mntd. Ni'Vf.'i.i.
I>i At h WlUnn, l.lv^ry Ilcno N'#*r.
IV?r mln l?y K. P. Mttlicr.
" ar"l^ cv E'ar.i\a XSlttcvr,
THK <tltKAT 8l'UINO Mr.UICIXK.
Pttrlfl' ? the* ninM Ami v*i!nl?*? IIk y\ in.
boitl^ 11 llMwn t^fltnonlfli. 'iiv i ?.??
ftltli'r# IHj4 lil-ltfo r o..r>??J(, lo
r. r. iiu .rr.
STOCK It BANDS.
LITTJi & HJ. TtR.
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ty Ntuda.
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AMI., r l.ul.v Villrv
? m?> i'i*nti * # Ni vi.i'.g,
IUh.'h, Ivii by.
Vo I ''V# n?|.|r
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A. C. DAVY LEY.
L. W. ST CLAIR,
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