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BUcKwHEAr. The papers Of the upper coun-
lies of New York are Boosting of an abundant
buckwheat crop.
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CRY MORTALITY. There were SO deaths in
Philadelphia last week, of which IL were by
consumption; by small pox; and II by fevers'
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FALL, 1915,
HOLEN NJ. ORENI 4, CO.
IN

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n. w. Corner of Baltimore and Charles-sts
Have received their FALL and WINTER supply OF
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, com
prisng every variety of French, English and Ameri-
can manufacture, which will be made order in the
best and most fashionable manner with their usual
prOmptness,
The second floor Of their building having been re-
fitted for their superior make of CLOTHING, gentle
can be supplied with every article of their appa
rel ready made, in style of taste and elegance unsr
passed by any house in the Union. Still adhering
strictly TO the PRICE principle, and every article
being distinctly mcrked in figures, persons who are
unacquanted with the price of goods have oppor-
tunity of buying them as low protested judges.
{G3- Having fitted up the Basement of their estab-
lishment for Piece Goods Merchant Tailors and 9TH
ets dealing in fabrics for gentlemen's wear, can find
and Domestic Goods, sed with the cash from
importers and manufacturers agents, which will be
sold on as good terms any wholesale house in the
city, se25-f
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No. II0t.
G. w. G l. f. " &c l. A N ID
RIFLE, GUN AND PISTOL
MANUFACTURERS,
No. ll0t LOMBARD STR EFT
(Three doors E. ofLight.st.)
RLIrIy

Ny- Every description OF Pa
TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy and in
n workmanlike manner, with promptness, OH the
most reasonable terms. RIFLES and FOWLING
PIECES fitted with Cleveand's Secret Invisible Lock
and warranted. se9-3m
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THE GREAT BRITAIN. The steam ship Great
Britain was hauled into the sectional floating
dock, at the foot of Rutgers street, New York,
VI Saturday morning, preparatory TO being
:aised from the water, to make the repairs rem
dorcd necessary by the damage done to her
propeller, Sc, during her passage from Lii
yerpuol.
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SLAyERs CAPTURED. The Sierra Leone
Waterman contains a list of vessels captured
md condemned at that place from January LIST
% May, 1916 The list embraces 10 vessels
al OF which were under the Spanish and Bra
Lillian flags. Only three had slaves on board,
one 42l, another 10, and the third 3l2.
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Correspondence orthe American Republican,
WAsmINGroN, On I'D, lS.

WAsHlNGToN, Oct 20, lS45.
Blue Moadag To-day has been blue Mon
day indeed, for Mr.. Lutfi your active agent
iot this District He had the misfortune this
morning to be deprived OF all the papers inten-
ded for his subscribers, that arrived by this
mornings train of cars. 1t seems they were
delivered at the usual place, opposite Shurt2
h Taylors Periodical store, but when Mr., l..
cameto get them they were gone. It's quite clear
That they were stolen, thus preventing all of
your subscribers from receiving to-days paper.
Mr., Lutf desires me to state this unavoidable
accident to his patrons, as an apology for the
non-delivery OF to-day's Clipper lie is also
anxious that if any person should have bought
the papers for waste paper, or found them with
out knowing the owner, they!may be left ut the
Periodical store Of Nlessrs Shurtz s Taylor
Arrangements have been made which will pre-
vent, III future, similar misfortune. Nlisfor-
,unes however, are gregsrious, as | observed
after the cars had left on Saturday, the first
page of that days letter lying on my table SO
shat the notice Qf the Rev. Mr., Harkey's Syn
odical discourse, delivered last Thursday even
ng, was among the missing This beautiful
sermon illustrated "the plan of redemption. y
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of Maryland
continues its session in st. Paul's Church, at
the corner Of lth and X SITS.
Inc lletnoefs OF the SSDOu WalJcu on the
President of the United States to-day, at the
Executive mansion. They were received very
Kindly by the President, to whom Rev. J. G..
Morris, d. d., of Baltimore, the President of
the Synod, made 4 very appropriate and happy
address. After the address, several clerical and
.ly delegates were seyeraIly introduced to the
President, who responded to President Morris,
a most acceptable and hosptable manner, re-
turning his thanks to the President Of the Sy
nod and his fcllow-membeis for their visit.
The Circuit Court met to-day, Chief Judge
Cranch and Assistant Judges Ihruston and
Dunlop, presiding. This week will be devoted
20 Chancery cases; the petit jury will not,
therefore,, be in attendance before next Mon
day. The following gentlemen were to-day
admitted as attorneys at this Court-Albert L.
B!edsoe, }. b. B. Wilson, William c. Brent
VIM J. Stone, Jr., and Henry NJ. Nourse.
The Races, over the National Jockey Club
Course, commenced to-day, and will continue
:.lree days. Nj.
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Cheapest Newspaper In the world!
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Us
THNHE publishers of the American Republican and
IL Baltimore Clipper, in view of the unboun6ed
circulation which that paper has attained in the city
and vicinity of Baltimore, have determined to extend
tscircuaton generally throughout the country at the
very lowest rate. The Weekly Clipper is pub
ished every Saturday Morning, at the very low
of ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN
ALL CASES IN .4DT.ANCE. Itcontains ALL THE
INTERESTING NATTER of the Six Daily Papers, cithous
he advertisements, Review of the Markets, &C. &c.
An Independent Newspaper, supporting American
Republican principles, and speaking freely and indie
pendently of all things, should find place in every
Family circle.
theiretes, have them franked by the postmaster.
05-Any postmaster, or other person, who will send
us Five Dollars, free of postage, will be entitled 10
sixth copy; in other words for remittance of S.
free ofpostage, we will direct pies weekly for
year, to any address ordered.
Q3-No paper will be sent in any case for longer
period than ordered and paid for in advance without
respect to persons. Postmasters are allowed by law
to frank letters to newspaper publishers and will take
pleasure, we doubt not receiving payment and for
warding orders for the Weekly Clipper They are
spectfuy requesedto act as Agents.
3-Sngle copies at the counter, with or withouten-
veOpes, cents each.
fh5-Persons DESTROYS of subscribing will please di
'''''"''' ''D'''fBUL BULL & FUTILE.
n22 BALTIMORE, HaryldH~
TOLD GUARD, FOB AND VEST CHAINS
u Finger Rings Breastpins, Bracelets, Silver
Spoons, Butter Knives; silver plated Cake Baskets:
Castors Candlestcks; Dxon's best Britannia pieces
to the set new paterns gold and silver Spec,ces az
low prices, by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
AZ Water street, second door from Calvert
BOOKS, BOOKS. The Wandering Jew, 70
h SO cents, now complete in two paris A fsll
supply of the above always for sale, wholesale and
retail, together with all the works as tney are
published, at
PARSONS & PRESTON,
Booksellers and StatiOners, l5l Pratt st.,
ee9 a. iii tx Raj r. ,e'tspo
THO FAMILIES. SLAW AND REEF CUT
III TERS-A supply of Slaw Cutters inst received
and for sale low by ALFRED n. REJP
at the original Furnishing War, house.
No. 33j Baltimore street,
on 20 Tin Store abop Howard ST,
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BONNETs, BoNNETs, AND FLOWERS,

BONNETS, B0NNETS, AND FLOWERS,
JUST OPENED.
Look out for the "CHEAP STORE whele
;I3Aa may be found one of the best assortments of
ts%MlLLINERY GOODS in the city-such as
* Florence, Rutland, and all kinds of Braid
3ONNETS Silk Bonnets by the doz Velvet do. Il;
Bonnet Silk sand Velvets, in great variety; Bonnet
Caps; Artificial Flowers, in great varty large stock
of Ribbons; Alpaccas for dresses Cashmeres; French
Merino Shawls; Gloves of all kinds in abundance.
1l5- A good assortment Of gentlemen's wear-such
as Stocks, Cravats Suspeuders &C. Don't forget the
place, but call and for yOurselves-you may RELY
on Bargains at 1913 BALTIMORE STREET, Ave
doors above Light street.
sel0 d JAMES COBURN,
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN.

NIT.E@ 1T HE HNTITTWVNE NI'LN TVN'U'
MONDAY, OCiDhcl ".
Si0l Baltimore 6's 1890 ltlt
GO do 6S, 4" lOls
POI do G's, ls71 lUls
100 shares Nj chaulcs Bank - l-lG
~ - Susquchauul RR u
Maryland G's closed AT 19l for sale, 70 bid.
Baltimore g. $50, at l0li for sale. l0li hid
Baltimore and ono Railroad al 81 tor sale, ,diyi-
,"nd Oif') 81 bid.
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HNSOLVENT PAPERS MADE OUT and all
II information given on reasonable terms. Judgments
OF and IL months purchased. Cash to loan out, from
s. to 5000 Geld, Silver JewelIy, of every descrip
ion merchandise, Sc, purchased At all times. Apply
at LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence office,
% lc Exchange Place.
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MORE FORGERY. Artemus Hyde has been
crested at Boston for forging the name ofJobn
Albee, his former employer, to two checks for
500 each.
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0I3~Ierchants visiting the city respectfully in
rted TO call aud examine his stock before purchasing
They will find many choice articles nos usually kept
in the jobbing stores. ocl
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NNALL lMPonTATIoNs OF

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Mg w. IL IN g
EST PUZZLE DUTIES IsES sE3fATNEs,AFAR s
JOSEPH TIER.
e Bureau est situG dams & Court street, 81 face De ~
Maison de Cour.
Go IONS

ABosSEMaNr Par an, payable d'avance. 3D. 90.
Do, payable ayant Respiration de 6 noiss q w
Pour six meis, payable d'ayance, sansexception, 24oOl
Avis:-Pou lin ertion dun Care de pas plus de DIX.
lignes, s pourla premiere foiss 5oeents pour ehaque.
insertion subs6quente: A moins gail men SOFT autFe-
ment4 ordonn6, les avis seront plbiiGs en- iransalsset
en- anplais, ST paieront en- consequence. Une de-
dlction lib6ralc sera fate pour les avis inseres pour
Ane Tongue periodic. Lorsqae le temps de l,lnsertion
ne sera pas specific, ellie sera continues pendant deux
d ancune avis, on Ii continuation d'aucuiie ssnscrip-
ton ne sera arretee, tant que lie Prix men aura point
ste page, eta n1oins que PEditeur RSen decide
HE nufrannnf T&H#Nf
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14
"a HH 8.

Robert Taylcrs De IL Paroisss 81. 1sanary,
a FAT la demande, par petition, aetre nomms
"a. administrator de- la succession de feu
JOHN w. CRAWFORD.
Reinforcement de Ia susdito Paroisse, decide.
Toutes les peEsonnes qui auraient des raisons l6gales
pour ~s'oRposer a IL dite nomination, devront les presen-
ter au bureau de Ia Cour des Prenves, de Ia dite Parole
Sc, eerites, dams les dix jour- qi suivront Ia date du
present avis.
Al. GARRIGUES, Juge Dc Psroisse.
Opeloasas, II Aout Is45..2E.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14
.Ekut de 1G Aoas6stane.
9UCK VE9 ES
PARo1ssE ST.. u

PAROISSE oT. AANUHA'
Oars les qeaires de "a Succession dc
Madame PAUL LEt4ERE. decedee,
n ADMINISTRATIVE de la dits succession sy-
A. ant drosse sou tableau de classification Ct dc as-
tribution DIES dts bbsns: sur motion, II est ordonne PAL
Ia Conr .ou,ii doit etre en- consequence donne avis au,
Screancicrs pour y fare opposition daasl e dtlailegal.
Avis est maintenant donne aux dts creanciers PoIil
fare opposition au dit tableau, s'ils le veulent on i
pcuyent, dams les dix iours gu. s,iiyront cetto punnca
ton, ct pour quelles raisons icsdlt laptcea ne sersi
point approuy6,
Par orare de la Cour.
j. POSEY, D. lCk.
rgoxL,. 0asr,ss il aout 1s45-2f
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14
q A E

5ES soussignes yenant de s'associet dams lst but dc
- tenir pancicnne maison Burnett, donnent an pub
lie INSURANCE, qu'ons ~tronvera, CONNIE aupaFavant'
dams Ieur maison, des boissons les mcilleurs, ainsi que
tous les autTes articles appartenant 4 lsur genre d'affai.
rss:rt Etant decides a tenir une bonnie maison, ils es-
parent obtenir leurp part du patronage. lis Preyienneni
leurs amis ~qu'ayant achet6 leur fond pour du compliant
il leur sera irhpossibie de Uendre d dautrss conaifions
atm de pouvoir 6tre touieurs bien assortis.
~ JOHN COCHRAN,
Il Aout. iS45-3f q. SLOAN
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TONNELIERS
ELIMINATION q De10rE.

a LIE soussianS, 6tent dams tintention &c as
StsD& rendre avec ID famiije, Fla souyeile Oflssnss
lsalAR odfc en- vente ID Plantation oh i resiae pres ae
Ia vile des opelousas. Ellc e%entient nyirun cina cents
arnsns de terre de prairie et cent aspens De bois, y
toni de Ia premiere qnatt9; svcc une taelsoN ehabiis-
fio9 4 denx etages. Il toutas les euirea hasiAsss nscss-
saires. II yendra 4 an Prix tres f5duits ct DIES ccndi-
tions sni satisfetont tosic personne reasonable q assi'
reuse d'aeheter. AZ.
s'adresser, pour les conditions au soussigHc gu MT
" . hssis THos. H. LEWIS.
opslousuai Ie "a iuinet 1886
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A " / S.

Mvariste DebaillOn, de Ia Paroisss OF. Landry
A FAITSla demande, par petition, d'etre nomm6
a Administrations de Ia succession de feu
LOUIS CARRIERE,
mari decide do Loaise GredenigO, en- cette paroisse.
Toutes les personnes qui auraient des raisons legeies
pour ~s'opposer q Ia dite nomination, fdevrontlss presen-
ter 8 mon bureau, ecrltcs, dams les dix jours qoi saivEont
la date da present avis.
A. GARRIGUES. Jage de POroisss.
y Opelonsas, IA aout 1852
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14
IN q i 81

me retirant des affaires et ayant yendn mon in-
llaAH terGt dams mon ancicnne maison. je crois do mon
deyoir d'offrir au public mes remercinens pour lsa en
co~ulrsgemens que jai recu dc lui, ct je prend Ia libsFt6
de ~recommnnder mes suceeSseurs a son patronage.
78Aout, 1916. Sc. BURNETTs
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zs.s. TsvwlOs. s. SKtsssasgss,

w ENANT ae s~'associer pour p%ratiquer Ia medicine,
2 ottfcet respecsueusement, au public, les services
Pancien bureau du Dr. Taylor, rue Landry.
Opelonsas, le IA Aout 1884
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

James Young, do la ParOisse 81. Landry
4 FAIT la de,nande, par petition, d'etfo noHrl6
"A administrator des bicns de feu
IRENE P~RUD'EHONaME,
reinforcement del paroisseSt. Landry,a "a femme defunte'
troutesl les personncs qui auraient des raisOns legaleE
pour s'opposer a la diie nomination, devront les Presen.
ter mon bureau, 6crites, dams les dix jours qui suiss
ront la date du present avis.
Al GARRIGUEs, Jngs de Pareisse,
Op6lousas, Z aout ls45-2f
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TNoMtsAr1oNs DIS cANDIDATsA Ux Places, sousI EMrINE DE
IA SouyELLz CONSTITUTION dams LIE CAS- DE- son ADOPTION.
Pour SENATOR'S,
JACQUES DUPRE, RICE GARLAND.
-Four Sopresentans,
LOWS ~BoRDELoN, JOHN j. GARDINER,
BENZ. X. ROGERS, WIN. 8. CAMPBELL,
JoHN As TAYLOR.
Pour Gre6fer-A. GARRlauHs.
Pour Shfrif-PrERRE Roy.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

Coton.-On lit dams la Pointe,C oupte Iri-
bune: ssLa sscheresse continue d aceelerer la
maturite du cotton. Les grahots s'ouyrent rapi-
dement, ct la rtcolte ne tardera pas d Sc talre.
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grande course de taure aux qui a dus ayoir lieu
dams notre yillage le jour, nous ne nous le rap.
.pelons pas. Enin cette course ma point Gu lieu;
pourquoia p~arcequ'ilne s'est trouye personne
pour Ell payer les frais.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

Encore IN neutre de moins.-Le s'Nillageois"
de MarksFiile Went de deposer son habit de
neutralite ct de s'habiller en- demoerate
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

LIE capitaine Riddle, du renlorqueur Persian,
%annonce que Ia goelette mexicaine Reldmpdgo,
capt.. Zalduoudo, venant dc Vera-Cruz, est .
~l'ancre en- dehors de la passe S. o.. Tn trere
de M. Arfogoiz, consul tnexicain, Sc trouve a
l5ord du Re}ompago. On ne salt points est
~porteur de .depeehes du gouSefnement. la 60.
alette Wafer Witch etait a Vera Cruz ct deyalt
partir lie 26 juliet.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

Tends.-parle steamer Alabama, caPitalnc
Windle. arrive samedi matin de Galveston, n4tis
avons rccu DIES nouvelles de cette defniere vile
jusqn'au irentezun Juliet.
IAlabana etait arrive a Aranzas lie 25. Lie
dGbarauemefits s'est opar6 sans ditiiculta les lou's
suivans ct le steamer est parti le 30, passant par
Galveston.
lie steamer Monmouth, maintenant au servl-
te dn golvernement, est arrive deyant Calves
ton le 81. gu il s'est arrett pour quelques rePaFa-
Etions. a faire d sa machine ct deyait en- repartlr
le lcndemain pour Aranaas.
Les n~ouvelles les plus importantes sont celles
relatives aux travaux de la Convention chargee
de rediger Sune constitution. On pense que son
travail sera termine vers le milieu du present
mos d'aout ct que Austin sera encore, du moins
pendant quatre on cinq ans, 10 siege du gouver-
~vernements
La salnbrite etait excellente i Galveston, e.
les indiens Sc tenaicnt traiqdilles.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

GrL'hon. Ashbel Smith, reinforcement Sc.
cretaire Sd'etat du Texas ct charge d~'afaire pres
de Ia Grande Brelagne et dc la France, est ar.
rive q New, York 4 bord du Great Western.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

GA l@'oeuvre, Mcssieurs les habitans. faites
.misux, ii xous pHrouvea M. Green Hudspeth u
commence lnnssi 4 sc ce rnois, ayec dix lfasaiF
leufs, d ralnasser, SUI son halltation il d fecoF
dams Ia jonrnee raison de cent cinquante
'guatre heres dc coton, pour chaque tragailleurl
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

Probablement les ~lectenrs dc notre partie
fAneaise sont fatigues du LLoup blanc nous
pouyons en- dire autant pour nous menes.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

Le premiere bale de cotton recae lei "A etc
Senade a quinzc cents. &c prix a ete sans dou-
te aecordep affantaisie.
Nouueaa Cofon.-il est arrive hier, hut bal
les DE- colon de- "a I'll ~nouveile r%ecoltes proyenait dc
lpetatdu Mississippi.-A5eilie da4.
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pourqpoa parcequilne s'est trouye personne
pour Ell payer les frais.
Noulreaue details sur l'iinceadie dc Neap York.
Nous dirons d 'abord, ayec regret, que le nombre
,des victimcs parait etre plus grand qu'on ne
Payait cru d'abord on trouve, chaque jour, des
cadavrcs on deblayant les decombres do cette
effrayante .conflagration. QUAINT a revaluation
des pertes causees par l'incendie, on nest point
Id'accord ct on nc lie sera sans doute jamais.
D'un calcul fat, dit3on, surde BONES donnees,
i'll resulte que la destruction des principales mar
chandises a etc CONNIE suit:
10000 caisses de the d $25 chaque 500, 900
$4,000 bales de cotorla $50 100000
Glaces ct cristaux 100000
Soieries ct autres.etof1es $4,000
$500 boucauts de sucre a. $50 100000
LANES 1O0, 900
On a oublic, dams cette nomenclature, les
wins ct les eaux;dcsvie, qui polrtant deyraient
i igurer pouTnne vaieur qui ne pent etre moin-
drede 100000, sans parlersde toussles antres
articles qui ne peuyent etre enlmeres Sans
doute i'opinion qui porte les pertes plus de
$6,0Oo,0Oo estloinFd'etre e1ag6ree.
Les c~ompagnies d,assurance n ont pas encore
public leur bilan on ne dot dependant pas etre
tres loin de la verit6, en- portant a quatre millions
ct demi Ia yaleur des policies faites sur les propri
etees incendiees.
Oncrain int ayec raison que p~lusieurs compagnie'
ne soient impuissantes 4 remp!ir leurs engage
mems.
Une enquate Il etc i%nsiitute pour arriver =
eonnaissance des causes de Ia fatale explosion
quis 4 tant contribute 4 P6tendu dusdesastre au
ra-t.elle aucun resultant Puisse.t-elle faire de
couyrircomment le feu a pu.6clater, a trois heu
J res du matin, dams I'm magasin inhabite ct Q
! depuis trois mois on ma pu ayoir besoin d'aucun
!. Inmiare.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14
AVIS W RNMRStTa
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opelousa. lie I aodt ls4s-4t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-18
Nh, Br0Un, Editor ofake Free Press.

SuI'DI IOtVti t1uUOf W tfbC IftSA ICSS'
DEAR SiR:--I have read your re-
marks in the two last numbers of the Free
Press, concerning the necessity Of the ear
ly announcement of the names of acandi-
dates, and I am entirely Of youropinion.
T think no man deserves any supporaun-
less his friends wi!lfave his name otit in
the paperareasonab time for the people
to examine his qualifications and chance
of success. We of this township HART
SOM have some notion Of holding a GOWN
ship meeting just one week before the
Convention; and how are we TO Know
how 10 instruct the committee we will
send to the Convention, rNnless ,We have
the names of the 'aspirants before'Gs? In
short, sir, some few Of my neighbors, to-
lgether with myself, have determined moi
ftooote for any man who will not have his
name announced at anaeariy day. | hope
our Wing friends will not fail to pdt in
the paper their tavorite names, $50 that we
may haVea chance to make "a selection 6t
the most aevailable candidates for al the
mportaht stations to be flied. III that is
done the Wing Ticket in" Carroll mustsuc-
ceed, the party who want the power ia
repeal the Banking law of the last session
wffbo left in the minority, where they
always ought to have been,
HARRISON TOWNSHIP,
July l2, 1915.
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Stars and Stripes sB.he 10000 negresleves!
But that is democrats" freedom,
The BaNKING4.Aw of the last session.
t"theg+vate easbotii~ent Of COsssesy IN Ohio.
ThisreUeives the aRsrand unqualified con-
defamation of the 'whoFeocOnventioh, they
go Jlat.50otsd Sortts REFEAL, and exhorl their
fiends4htOugAodt tlse State TO be visiadt
and return a majority who will 'repeal the
law, S5e. We'wish our people e7umasse,
would read these Loeefoeo resolutions
They give the doetrineof the party in full,
Will the. people Of Ohio REPEAL the Bank
ling law of'last winter! If theywiA, they
fought soVore directly for ihe'candidares6 81
tthe LocoIooo party; because'thatis the true
issue between the paIties. aDoes'a qaiajori-
,ty of the voters of'Oanol desire the law
repealed! We mink not.
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