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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1844-09-10

:. c Go! 1914. C. )
Hutchinson, Wheeler g. Co.
STORAGE, FORWARDING, AND COMMISSION.
UNCERTAINTIES
SOUTHPORT, WISCONSIN TERRITORY.
AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING LINES
ON THE ERIE CANAL:
Buffalo Line-Troy and Ohio and Detroi, Lines
Troy and Michigan Line-AIlen's Clinton line
Fnton ne-AGbauy and canal 4ine-Merchants
transportation cos lne-six day lake boat line
Western transportation co. do.
And for the following STEAM BOATS running
in connection with the above fines between BufInfo
ard fSouthport:
Mddison, Great Western,
Cleveland, Indiana,
Bufoio, Wisconsin,,
Missouri, Chesapeake,
! Illinois, DewW Clinton,
Nile, Constellation,
Rochester, Cent Wayne.
Constitution.
Also a number of first class vessels;
Propeller Hercules,
- Emigrant,
S' Sampson.
The facilities furnished by these steamboats, and
Propellers plying between Buffalo and Chicago are
OF the first class and they have been fitted up with
particular reference to the convenience and comfort
of the travelling public and of Emigrants
BRONSON AND CROCKER'S
New York, Oswego and Chicago Line,
comprised OFFS new steam propclers, leaving
once every week, and will connect with the
following lines at Oswego.
Troy and Oswego line, j. S. Wyckoff,
Agent, \. Y.
New York, Utica and Oswego Line, w.
$ Rossitcr, Agent, Ny.
And will ply regularly between Oswego
aud Southport, the coming season.
The nambeq of Propellers being aow increased
to Five, will insure prompness in the shipment of
goods from Oswego TO the West, or produce from
the upper lakes to the eastern markets; and will fur
nIsh extraordinary facilities TO such as prefer this
route; and It's patrons may be assured that they
will receive every attention and that every exerton
wRl I've made by the Masters and owners of these
Vessels to render the sl1uaNen OF passengers and
emgrans comfortable and pleasant.
HUTCHINSON, WHEELER, & Co.
will give prompt and particular attention to all bu-
sness com tilted to their charge end devote every
attention to all property consigned to them or adj
dressed TO thel! care.
u Farmers and others in the country expecting
freight and having contracts for lis delivery at spe-
Gifted price, should have them left with 'Hutchin-
son, Wheeler, y co. In order to prevent more than
contracted prices being eXacted.
I When contracts are left with us nre,,5us to the
arrival at ,,e f."- we will abrams be responsible
lor any excess in amount charged over and above
the contract price.
LIBERAL ADVANCES,
viii hp do uryon AL proIuro r nrop.rty dos;o,,
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"HITE LEAD, Ground in oil and day Jus
w received and for sale by
April %, Al. BULLEN & STRIKER.
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on REAa1S Letter and Cap Paper for sale by
~ TOWSIaEE. STRONG & co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03
NEWCASTLE. Sept. 90. lsii

DrsE CHArvANs-The luc calf Editor of the Ind-
ana Courier, late number Of hi- paper vfoie
rcle giving description II the Democratic delegation
that left tbs place 10 attend Convention Conneis-
Vile, stating that there but iou voters. four Young
LADIES' aud several itle Misses whrl ,ou was
gross and papahle lie The delegation ba>i.d oi about
one hundred aud fifty voters, iy young ladies, aId
crai b9Ns.
While am writing. will give YOU slight dcscrip-
ton of the crowd that left THIS place this morning
- attend the state lnc convention H. The first place.
the big beed clerk oi tie aud several other would
bc great o tins rode three four DAYS before
they obtained wagon. aud last succeeded getting
one fourteen mules from They rode eight ~
ten DAYS 10 obtain ladies Gil the large wagon, aud
last they made ladies'. babies aud married
sescn, eight number The, also fitted up siec club
wagon which c0ulaucd voters. fourteen children
aud one coon just before they I.i town, they took
Young chicken. halt rahcrcd tied feet and DOWN
and presented 10 The order TO have dcNourcd
Eat instead of the taking hold q" the Young chick
en, II jumped Al the hn, that holding The chicken
aud came very near eating him up In taking The coon
out oi the box supposed for the purpose "i fight
ng of ii> own breed and IT II went aud whip
ped the poor fellow. aud iei the poor chicken
alone. :" ended the fun. The, left town. Please
pubsl this and obge yours, respectfully.
\ SUBSCRIBER.
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congratulated himself rnd has hearers that he Of
the company of such s-rec!icd set of kRares &c &c
Verify Tie old proverh - n that says. when
has got bad ri'arrrer isnsr Ice very To
bcsinw the appcliaou all other men gratis. But
of al others, your humble spurtcni Pho,
inr the largest share Of the aud abuse for
writing YOU account ct the dceenrs If the wings IN
disturbing our meeting The night Of the 3-i August
Every abusive WORD winch he could pur,.y. with the
exception Of PERJURY were b. siows, upon hun and
b. finally concluded h,- speech 10y SAVING not
rhlo Who Wrote the above mentioned letter hut lac be
lie,ed IL 10 be Manso loud cheers This Mungo ant
Nave are broibers and The only difference # any, that
exist between them - that Mungo much the kcencsi
Dog of The two.
Mr. Nave having finished Mr. Marvin was called np.
This orator told them he would deian the meeting
more than two minutes bat be forgot his promise aud
kept them attendance hour and quarter treating
them 10 all kinds Of nonsense. and Among his other
the meeting hy shaving the way old bull nried
who by mischancc had got into hornets nest and
finally wound mp by Observing that II III" people elected
Polk the, hc wing party would tell ihcSPeopc 10 hiss
their -. cloud cheeis)
The Hon. Sampson vcrlirike next arose. amid the
fusion that existed the close Of the remarks Of Orator
Puff Order having been restored hr began is speech
which WAS the tariff. All the foolish dosinas If hi-
party regard 10 the producer rnying The dniy-tho
higher the tariff the lower the price IF manufactures
the expedeucy Of ha,in. home market &c. were nd
vanced and laid cold while the impmdeni ocus laughed
the Jackassca stupidity Of the speaker ~ cusil,
having tired himself and his hearers be- finished by com.
pairing the gorious whis tamil Win held Of
fee of honor and profit having three dollars day salary
and the chance oi boarding N his mother n-aw during
his of office f., charge. This last sally of co-
qucncc delighted The old that She acu-
ally snceZcd three four times. The speaker sails
fled with The APP ausc. lac took ont ms snutb"N. tapped
II three four nes look pinch of snnil and Eat down
Such, Messrs thapmaus. We're the proceedings 81 the
has his shoulder the vince, and The democratic column
Is moving onwards. Yours, respectfully, PlllLO
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From he ". Y Tfibunc
MAINE, Sept. II, 1911.
IL. GrrrIY. ESQ

'.
Dear Sr-B,.ore This reaches vou YOU will nave
the general result the election Maine 1t
much different from what was expected hy close cal
cuiaors although quite good ardent pco
pI, hoped Whilst give full credit The wings TAR
~ public meees aud banners aud speaking Is concern
ed know that there has been Of personal effort
aud detail operation. Our business those d.
rccy interested IN the prevalence and pcrmanncl OF The
Wing policy. have entered upon The work PERSONAL,
and oc,ull,- CONVERSATION aud argument, aud The
the results OF tlf'if experience We
have relied oe much on public meetings and the strong
arguments ct strong The men To be- convinced
have extent been absent from meetings. and
kept hy unvcaficd efforts. Business has been
good. aud sighted men have not that there
danger the distance VIII not other States learn
before too laie ;hat whilst mass meetings. Nc Nc
are vell - Que means Of ntsr sting and eienirg the
public rind, that notliu--noihins Will snperced~ OF
stand ia Tue lace Of individual effort School District
organic iiion. and hTc-sde discussion and
face face Those who have stake must understand
that ihcy-e,cry man oi them, must wota. let the
school houses Toe lighted ur.
lours. respectfully. l.
Il Viii be perceived from these remarkably s.-Ai-
eNrar'~ that tie panic has been increasing very
much. part cuary since tie Maine clccton and that
there Is really very ltlc doubt that every p3>> BE
means s. Ia De resored L, hy the un~crurul,u~ rart
IAN, Of Tie Wings IN order - prevent a 'o,cl disor
ean.za'ion # TIER ranks. Tie Wings are beginning
accuse tie Lec,f,co> # some terrible and fr.eltfl
Schemes Of fraud. in order to carry tie election: and
the lf1co> have already accused tic Wings Of en-
,crtaHug tie same infamous projects. NJ doub, the
unrrncipicd Ct both parties VIII cnaeayor TO mfa>S
their ends BY tie preparation # fraud upon the ballot
box. while the Lonaratle and vr;uous of both VII u
like deprccatc such atroci0u~ conduct.
Bu. the most interesting feature n these SYMPTOMS
f alarm and dead J.. tie allusion IN the Courier and
Inquirer tie probable to physical frce tie
dav of election. With an excited COMMUNICATED
rar;ie> equally niachei-and the sao.ls Of the GOV
ernmcnt to e amount Of 80 mill ons year. IN pros
pect a, the reward fihe rioters and with some por-
lions Of hc population not cNacilg Of the most r.u-
orderly cLarac;eF-He sail not be al al sur-
prsed if terrible scenes Of violence and blood>hed
would disgrace tic chief rulers of this land al tie
next election. We all know tat tleSe preliminary
exioraton. abstain from violence. adduced BY the
party orrnns 10 thc.r supporters mean They are
merely admonitoas 10 the lawless aud dlsorderly io
u in readiness. Ind nothing shows more clearly the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

II largn democratic meeting recently hold IN
Trenton. Oneida comfy there wes Pres nj a 1lr
bnrliugane. w.o hid deserted Sire uocracv ami
joined the wings. on the ground r' the wings ", re-
more sound ia ueir ,arii ions Sham he democrats.
lie was quite vociilrous during some parts OF hs
te, ing aud 10y Way OF sustain ny liis posi- ION.
pat various questions to tie speakers. When Mr.
itrNT OF lca was addressing tie meeting upon tie
subject ct the tariff ho said. II VIII read the
audience extract from Mr.. Folks letter OF June
- l-Ii. 10 3ir. Kane, and from Nr. Claws leter TO
Mr. Bronson OF Ca. of Sept -. |, Is. and / def
any man to tell which is Mr.. Claws and which i
slr Polls" The letters were then read. iols f-S
and then Clays. Immediately af.er The reediag. Sir.
Burngamc cried ous. The last letter Is Folks =
and when it YVES announced that that letter VS.
ClayS. the overwhelming shout OF tie crowd, cover
cd the new convert wi,h confusion. The coon innc-
dia,cy wen, into his hole.--A6auy Arsus.
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I,gf.ir.2s si'i,ts.EEG.


''iha question 10 BE- decided AZ tic coming election
is a question of br.ak Chy'oa'S Speect.
The Farmer produce too mach gram. "-ircc'y's
yrsbspe.
Tins timc il sce.n> The "que-tion f bread
une> an 1lhcr shape. accord ~ to the Wing oraclc-
Nhyton and the Tribune, an eli II is to be made 10
dmiaih the Growth Of bread staff, and increase the
snnllr Of IasIiaR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-03

The TIc-tt;suii:fi stcciics---Ess:; ,sisrcrt
sssu:cT al "a Esf. :,t to EEr. lay and

Tie eNtraord nary result Il the recent election in
Maine. l. bcg.nn ~ 20 rr dace strange ceiling Of
Dependency in the Wig rank. and cGusl degree
of hope ~ tie lcof go camp. Before ti~ election Il
confidently predicted by the Wing organs m Aia'-
>aciu~cft~. particularly tie B>fe1 itas which A.
generally tpierably accurate IN is prorn >iisatan..
that the wings would carry tia SAFE 81 Maine hy
overwhelming nai ,r.ty. q the ofni gen raj
Is conceded N rs tie far.y throughout tie whole
country =. true the locoi',co~ put forward SIM
lar beast that tcv would carry ic State. and thc
suit has shown that Tic calculations Il tie Wing lead
cr> and tie wing organs~werc most deceptive. and
that tie greatest dep ndence ought t. have been placed
on tie locofbco>' predictions.
Tie locoflc, majority IN Maine. indeed. exceeds q Il
anticpationS. And no le>, astounding and uncNqcci-
ed the culinary which tie aboli.ionst>
have polled.
According to oil appearances. a Indicated By the
recent elections. Mr. Claws chances diminishing
every day. and this disastrous # things ha> been
produced BY the conduct. policy and tactics # the
principal Leaders of his PARTY IN tie Nortl--
newspaper organ and tie entire masses If hi pot-
cal supporters summon conventions oct ~
meetings. org zc clubs and d. the general business
of electoneerng throughout tie non->ay ehod.nr
. States.
Let u. with little more defni;enesS. Indicate the
causes which work that may result in the entire
pro>raon Of Mr.. Clay III tie next election and tie
ultimate defeat 81 the WhigS. Weatirihue the chief
of these 10 the utter ignorance Of human na-
ture. aud the operation Of human motives which char
acicrzc the wing leader from ton - botion--irom
Mr.. Webster down - the vcrest 0aicr IN TIE knck-
crbocker ciul--iron Ex-Governor Seward down 10
Greeley, tie Fourer.te philosopher. During tie last
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LIST OF LETTERS


- EMaINfyG m ,he Post Office at Indsosyci's, Isssps
IL October I, Isti.
Persons calling for these Letters WiID
please say ADVERTISER.
% The inland P0fags all letters for foreign countries
must be prepaid, otherwise t,y eanno, be f,rvs'dsA
Armstrong Tb1mas Mitchell VINO
Ad.Itse Aaron Mustard Jscob
Aioftnpier G "
Ba'y Mr. Mustard J4eob
Ballnger William Moorehou.e Ap.lev
bne William May Eiwsti
Bitgcf1fd sam Noose Lucy
Blanchard Cyrus Martin
u vi David VI Maine James
Bowcis David MAY samuel
Bum J0uc More thafles
Bailenser Elwaid Ma.> Mah,l. Miss
Barnett Patick Mscoos~ Joha
Bcuion Washington None J In
nudi Eli MeLauehiin John
Bak John VI Notiner George
Nssici Joseph
Cox Asher Ne~krk Isaac
Closer Charles Nviman jacob
c6,pn Mr. o'Rney Mr. tPlas,cle.)
Carte Harriet Miss O,densn Herman
Clcupcr Henry Overalls James
Clements Geo oek Mary Miss
Chapman Albeit osins William
Clark Joseph
Coop John P,rmley M o. Mn
Clarke Gco,geC Ieiy Silas
Cab Jcmim, Mrs Pollard Albison
tlalk J.hn e. pauish Slfh
roitis Daniel
Dci'van Jerome Is fn.tc keicscaaw
noWd Mathew let # "A James
DAVIS Mao,
Dam Ruihi Mi,' QDm'y Milton
DDzan 1 \ X
Duz4n samuel Rich c->rges
Kotb And.ew "a
Evans Henry
E.t,tle Jno sander. ca
she.i,id.e 6,O
fns'cr Frederick Sl,tcIGw
Foster liliam SINH pi,r
Frees A smith Geo
simpson OuVcr
Gentle James ,,er JseIh
Gibson cx'ntcr Sarser M,I,sm Miss
Gibson Andrew Shell Oiuaii
Ginispu Freedom sctgcui May MIS-
ca ait Joslh smih Isaac
Gibson John II smith MorsnnL
llcnihhon David Tuner George
Hon JcIsmah Junri A,c>ios
ilu inan Jones lhfp samuel
llcincr John Ihont ~ y
liuesion Ralph Ta,lo Bsri amin
Hue jacob Tuicwilcf
Harding Ieos-e lhonion Edmond
Harding L,iunun Tar John
Hatdn Al ah,n Ihonpsoa John
Hanks Aysnu.
HARM Franklin Na,dcrsri Lou-s
lipidin Robe.t Nansinienbu's James
Ilamlin 4
William. Martin
Jones 1homl, wasd Mary
J,id n } hn wiicss,n William
Judd Chcs'or Williams Martin
James Rem Nilsson Is Mis-
WILSON Christine
K,lcman IIcny warne, IIcn,y
klllo Nancy " ODD los III,
kule Elizabeth Mrs Nood Jcth,o
Little SIR Well, Aaion
lOntc Jacob NOai.n Iohn
Lincs>iei Nm Williamson Abraham
Long Catherine ood VI see
Lcms>'cI Lamer w'bb Mar, MIS-
Lancaster Mitn Wilson Rachel
Long John
Ziuhelman
l5-3w SAMUEL HENDERSON, r. NJ
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Another PREaoEE FALLEN. - The Louisville
Baptist Banner, Il August I'D. exposes the crimes
Of talented" Baptist preacher. ~ tie name #
Robert Melvin. Two letters of this Melvin pub
l.shed IN which he confessc> that lie has fifteen
years been gully Of al,ehood. and Of the ero-se>t
and most .Lr1d4n- lceIilou> haunier If houses
If ili-idme. and yet husband and father He -, :
lie Las been accustomed t. 90 from of abomi-
mutton. the thought # which makes ham >hudder,
tie sanctuary Of God there Cheating - a mini TT
OF Gods holy religion and then return lis vilene-'
as before
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ifiplir hl-ed arerplri ii. Ira-~as
lee 90 tle fHhf q
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IA Nil TO- made delivered. ga
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ANN, Washington
f. furnishing dftsatn iase-.'
= * uniff l.- 80
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Nrul.h, Rga,st Na.si- Ten
press Itie auie iniisns iln.i nd
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ADMINISTRATORS .Af.F.

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n-ft t-rz- 49, $1,000 o" ~
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g.r-on nrof-fs i-sri-it cs-iirs = ha-.,
ii- HI~riisid tpnHtrr, A.
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Ns,Iit r..

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te Maisa ant Indiana soils Kal i,o q, nd
sirfi iiat.
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.r,,tt>r>.ER%Yo;s.. >o:ICr.

EIGtk~ s~fsf - 'ln''" 80
- 1f~f ~ iir
hasIg sfe f"dns- o..
tl-n
% s-',- -
llnle dat. The S-.' 90 - -as~tf
srn. JOus ID AZ St.-. A-.aS.
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DAM Hill. - l'ifhNff ~. 1t
Nrssrs Culrv Ia my leii'r 81 itc 3l~t 9" Aug
give 1ou ana account Of The shameful conduct OF Inc
why par'y IA disturbing uccttg 10 ii> place win
met To- organize The org inzton of the dli-
ercnt u>ip~. a- progressed so RAPIDLY aud
we have made go man converts from ihc Wing ranks.
that they believe N,igserv alias tnuneiy. 10 be gone
tlis county. They however determined I" make
grand and desperate ,ori 10 uphold Aer cause and
stop the leaks IN tie rotten hulk 1t rderai-inf o lay in
tii,lr power To- Do H. Accordingly The big Wings so the
party 81 tins ia the Of needing arrangements
were made To- accommodate several hundfrd and It
confden, D., ie,ed that loroiorosn would be eNierni-
mated Wc The time arrived and nli the locos ia to"n
were on the alert loohins for the great Wig force
that WIS eXirrminaie thcil Vt ia>t Ire wing army
began 10 meet and the locos began o think their hour
had come (lhat l. IT the promise was true hri orr
doubts T,n"N don that subject he
lac - baiIi, having been !Ouarc i"N up - ntrh TT
til. court house the creud wing ger club leading ihe
Wv the which. Numbering more than 90 or -
However il received reinforcement Ia ii> ranks before
destination, being joined by three Oh
Women Who tni>lo0k II Tor thanksgiving meeting an6
who l1ined II on that account ! viii not uesPass on
your ne the oi readers bN noticing - des
uliary procerdins~ u = tie SPEECHES aud me men
" llo delivered ih. IA that | with L. notice
e. & Nave. Ia va> the first speaker who addressed
the ras, -sealbv Time would tai mel undertook 10
relate one tenth part 81 the abuse which ii> shiN i-
.ni.d ,yv respected aud honorable gentleman (ail
bestowed on the democrat, OF county. nr. Nave l.
well kno..n 10 be rscrcaut fom the democratic party
CuAo bye the bye, sorry for las a1scnce aud lie
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iy gwen That and rsnL.s
Z slri.i credits. ani -rNfr
icsri. - in-t as.J. has
-.-c . = Is4-fe
81 = l.. -.d
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YOUR SHOULDERS ARE At THE WHEEL.
PRAY To GOD FOR SUCCESS AND PUSH OK
THE COLUMN "-JacssoR.
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1oTI,El hey e,,a ,rc r! ii-t 1ei atf litter
as4rD-ff nif be- D. e. far
county. iri~- a. sF-is Hr'~ o. 'i - ir n nlfe,i
ii. D. 90 uat-ii aeaf 81 nt fa-
present tn auilctc tei Scr ,rairlt The rsair
i,3vls rrNIlviN FOWLER Asn'r.
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rslli. nc,nr irkh,t,f- -. iir,nch
tl~
ilal-r -aafd ef N'''tiyr
II. ni tune aud .ih.
wi b eii if seven H,t tie 81 i' - s"ai-r- g. i-
= ,. NOZZLE srhWr.
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INDIAN sr0LI> l'Dsy OFFICE.
rriV:ss~ :sGI Departures. of gssc Mai

trrisni> 1Gd Departures of sssc Msii..
/ I,,ItHN-Aun' tiaih .. NJ.
'l,'> daily O. ~.
CiNciN~,i Bcaplr,e- Arrives Thursdays Thu,Sda, and
Saturdays -
ci'~-~ sundays. Tuesdays. md
tI>tiNNAri.D ", LaT,fstbntg t-Aukes SUNDAYS, We'd
nssis,s and Fuis,- y. N.
'i-'. Monday y. N'si".-'i,s- aud frsda,- a. ~.
s'0rrnrnN Va nffov-AunrS thursdays, 1kafsdays aud
Sfnrms aPu.
,'u-s- N"nta,S. N.dns~d.,r nd Tud,,- A. NJ.
g..
ia, ,nd SATURDAY. ~ T.. ".
ls-r- SUNDAYS. Tuesday aud Thurda,s o. "a.
Iu'-sls, aud
,h--S M"uli,s aud iuds,- a. VI.
WISHES If i"-Atf,ts daily, eAeeid sundays 30 a. ".
'hrr> di'ls, excerpt Saturdays a. ~.
NoNrrzIM,-Ar','- I"r-ha, and Saturdays 4. NJ.
Med Ia, aad
p,NsuiE, i-via crs~'o,a -Ante- fuc~da,- Thurs
da,s aud Saturdays "
'h'-r- Monday "Wednesday and itda1s \.
inA,Lftt wa f|tdf""-N iN's saturdays q. ~
Lre- ~. anr-aa,- N
NoRIntH> LsrsH port
A. n
tlo.cs Mondays, "Wednesday aud Frula,s "A NJ
GRrr>,iir, -. Wa "tufhs.ier A,se- ,s,s, aud
mdns y. ".
'", SUNDAYS and Thursdays a. ".
FiNptifoN-\n,'s Wednesdays q ~.
'o"- Nrin'-dNs e. N.
i'aiaHal"ts- M J. I'll fA1iEt. HENDERSON. A. NJ.
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'E'Cri ihIc .'tn!c am0mgt the WhiSS---
Breadth! Conspiracy ;suso1g>f Glir E.0-
cnforo> 30 Commit Eraud>---sncTc.s>c
sf The Excitement ina Ncu Work and
Cvelyy. mere.

Inc pane III the " ng party winch has been pro-
drrod tv recent events, has IN no share ahntcd. bat
seems o. be increasing and Widening every succeed
ing day. During The last two day, nuncro. secret
and ,,rort,tt cnn ,lt,fan. lavn Loen l,J ,,,o,.,t
49,. f,.,,lr. .r 49,. VIZ, j., ~ r;t,. .,J ,,r,r
- -, 80. 49,. - . -. = 49, -. e.
IurIp ol d"Nl~lnE way ana means Tor cohhi'ting
ne campaign with ihe create, possible eii'ci i'r the
nnNi six weeks The committee rooms, and private
n. ,yeu a.. rul lie place If resort have been crowded
with udv,lnrl> seeking information aS to the pros
,ots ,,I o,,i.a, r,,r tn fnl .,t,e ,r,,nnl ,,, - L
.t
ar '"''" .''' 't' 10y
:" ''"fl 10 SUI" i'tt nv h'-H''t N"tf''N 81 tNi-
l'r. the accuracy 81 our statements relative 10 the
cN-foncc + . Prod -ious sensation Il alarm in e
r. lr ranks wc amos The following extract, from
f,., + fite ,4l.- \, bi.- i.,,~-als # Tins cf--fl,o
Courier ana Enot fer'le ,ry,n of ile noneyed and
t.,a,,..l .f, ~ aud tl.o 'r,l.. tlo o~,,,, f' - -
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.,.i::r,, Esor.icait,sr.i snr,cn.

TTNTT InlIlnl lm1uufII -0' h-Il n I'M Tar m
de-, aud nid ihr ifh ani 9TH Nnf-l
nii lni tsc ailu tufe
are n ti,li % attend.
1lr lo ma, have Fruits ,ea'e- e.fra rra,iio merit
iit Dr. ntf ri~, indianapolis. Who
~ pa, g,i TIE
A. Ii.-s p,f- cen hr-' 'fh'r Plants e,i
rat s., ~ please urlt
.. ai. nne Ill, w.l taken that
.. y. CUiiN, President,
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