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Business Cards.
LUTHER WALKER.

LO f1E6 w IA L. n Il rs.
FL s T E r e 4 Nd SLA TER
| MOULD respec the public
w that having Il folk for thu
purpose of prosecul ye mentionss
business, am prepa. in the bes
style and shortest tin that NAV be
entrusted to me, Al lsster Orns-
ments Of the latest s.,A., ~l.. the lowest
prices.
Slate Roof
Residence,
ma 3-Iy.
FRANK.
west
A FE w tSTEPA AIN STE EEY
NOR ok, VA.
Days interest Mt tsse rate OF five per csns
on all sums remaining on deposit 80 days ans
upwards, and four per cent if remaining less
months or paid to the depositors if preferred.
Deposits received and paid daily. Office hour,
from A. M. to az P. M Discount days, NoA.
days and Thursdays, at 10 o'clock.
Persons having funds to deposit will fin thi.
Institution safe and convenient for the purpose
directors for the Present Year.
JOHN b. WHITEHEAD, President.
SAM'L ii. HODGES, s. HARTsEoRs,
Jos. L. ALLYN, j. JAMES MooRs
g. II. MATTHIAS, F. w. SEABuR
W. II. HUNTER, Cashier.
MERCHANTS AND MECHAN.
ICS' SAVING BANK.
Office No. 38 Bank Street,
ELISHA GAMAGB, PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS.
DELAaY, Jos r. SPRArLEy
@ w GRANDY, RYLANp CApps.
JAS Y LEIGH, ", T. HArRrson
w. ii. WALES, Cashier.
2shis Institution offers to the Bass
l. chant and Mechanic he Farmer and II
Professional man, in town and country, an on
portunlty to make sums of money productiy
that otherwise mis ht remain idle, the inte-esio
which will be Seml-annually added to the prr
cipsl, and yet may be withdrawn at short n,
dce.
It also recommends itself to Executors, Al
ministrators and Guardians, afording an ia
doubted guarantee of safety, as well from there
sponsibility and integrity of its Directors an
Stockholders, as from the security OF a sumo
emily large Joint fund.
The rate of S per cent per annum will be 4.
lowed on sums remaining on deposit for 80 da,
or mere, and 4per cent for shorte fti.1e.
office OF the Bank will be open daily for recsi,
ing and paying deposits from to . p M
Discount Days Wednesday snd Saturday.
lie 2-tf
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q AUS HART,
4 AND q BuRLING SLIP NEW DIRK.

Ia 4 AND BuRLING SLIP NEW DIRK.
NpORTERS Of AND DEALER IN
pEOl K TIN sPELCER,
8aH LEAD. INGOT COPPER,
STCt IN TIMERS SOLDER,
AM M0NY. PIG LEAD,
NAN nm BISMUTH,
IN ITT' METAL, SpELTER SOLDER.
Also, MANUFACTURER ana ihF0hI !; q
NJ < t,VER PLATED and BRITANNIA WARE.
III TRADE supplied on the most iavota bic
.erm " '""
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Business Cards.

Nm. 4. GRAVES,
SLIP WRIGHT, SPAR MAKER AND
CAULKEK.
S@, FiGNAL MARINE RAiL WAY
,f44.H AN MIL AND TIHBER
HANUFACT0RY,
30 nB, wide Water street, Eer-
folk. Va.
~ n, 3. BEIADiNG AA TERiAL LIS
rGE NlNAED Ar SNORT NOTICE.
tCi by
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FALL DRY GOODS.

RPETS, OIL CLOT II S c.
" GUILD respectfully invite attention TO
| ny desirable assortment of CARPETS,
DRU iGETS, MATS and OIL CLOTHS, COM
prisi 2 a variety OF styles which cannot iail to
pleas at fair prices.
, lot { Cloths suitable for Ladies and Boys
lioa ), which will be sold at very. reduced
rice CHAS. I. GO2SuCB,
No No g. Marker luRre.
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~. f5SsE 49, Sc S,ssaszcetlt.
tIy cry g. as44 {5. .s;a 81, Lag" STABLE
@ N Hill STR e Il r..

,EII f Subscriber would most respectfully in
l. orm his friends and the public generally
mat .e is now prepared to meet the wants OF
he lblic in his line of business, having mum
Ser HORSES, BUGGIES, and CONVEYAN-
CES, always on hand, which he will let out at
The lowest rates.
Stabhng or Board furnished gentlemen's Il
aee on the best terms.
m JAS THAYER.
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JOHN II. LESTER & co.
GENTLEHIEN'S FINE READY MADE

JOHN IL. LESTER d co.
GENTLEMEN'S FINE READY MADE
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
UNDER ATLANTIC HOTEL, MAIN STREET.
THE subscribers beg leave to inform their
L friends and the public generally that they
have Just opened and are prepared to exhibit
beautiful stock of FALL and N E r
CLOTHING, embracing in part Blue, Black
and Fancy Dress Frock Goats and Over Goats,
Black and Fancy Cashmere Vests and Pants,
Black and Fancy Silk and Velvet Plush Vests.
All of which are cut in the latest and most i'm
proved styles. AS to workmanship we are con-
tident that our stock can't be eXcelled by any
in the city.
We have also large and desirable stock of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such as Silk,
Merino, Cotton and Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers and Half Hose-Marseilles Linen and Mus
lin Shirts, with and without Collars Collars,
Gloves, Stocks, Travelling Blankets and Shawls,
Handkerchiefs and Neck Ties in great variety,
comprising all the Novelties of the season.
Persons wanting articles in our line will find
1t to their interest to give us call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We will take great pleasure
in showing our stock to all who may favor US
with a cali and give them fair opportunity to
examine, compare and judge for themselves.
ia 3
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STORE ROBBED. The High Point Reporter
Of Friday says
The store of Il. Sonnehill OF this city was
forcibly entered On Tuesday night last, and
watches and jewelry to considerable a.
mount stolen thereirom. The rogue gained
ingress by forcing back window and ma
king his way thence to the front room, there
being no one sleeping in the store at the
time. A fellow who has been hanging round
the place for some days, was taken upon
suspicion. bat for want of evidence was re-
leased. No clue to the stolen goods has been
discovered.
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If YOU WANT PURE
apoRrsMRNs s, HoME.

. NJ 3 y17E EN- - II = IN ~
-. ERMiENsAN, Importer and Mst.ntse'
y I rer Of Guns, Rifles. ssssss "a go "a
tisto 5, &c, and dealu- in Sssf4 = '''4'
Tag God S, comprising 40
arg, variety of double and ~@~
nng Shot Belts, English and American Pow,
aet, otis and Aliens Pistols, Shot, Caps and
BAIL Umbrellas, Canes, &C, &c.
Be S hung, Keys fitted, Umbrellas and Para.
soils epaired. All work warranted. Sign OF
the il g Red Gun, No rs Church street
sci 20--ly
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THE FLOATING BALL, OR KNUCKLH

'E'HE sick and infirm, DESTROYS of good medi-
L. cal attendance, kind and careful nursing
ofty and we'll ventilated apartments, will find
them at the HOSPITAL OF ST. VINCENT OF
PAUL, under the charge of the Sisters OF
Charity, ON Church and Wood streets.
The sick admitted without distinction of ma
ton or religion. ia ely
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WARRINGTON POINT nY4ANsa Es'-
VABEESEE NlENp.

uFFICE.-CoRNEu MAIN AND FENcHu EcH SITS
HAVING every apparatus requisite, and the
III artistic skill OF the German, French and
rec ,ninence oil my previous leputaton) tc"
slesn sing, cycling and Tetinishing Ladies and
GENT smen's apparel, silk, Satin and Canton
crap Shawls, Cotton, Woosted, &C. &c My
mott IS Excelsior, and intend TO stand Gnfl-
community. ,-,,,.<,r,
div \. !. u Di.
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HATHAWAY'S

HATHAWAY'S
NEW sPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEPOT
No. 27, e. Main Street,
\ L.vAYs CN HAND THE LATEST
Y. Ledger, Porier's Spirit,
! N. Y. Weekly's, Wilkes do
N Y, Mercury, NY, Clipper,
Family Journal, Weekly Sun,
Flag oil Our Union, do N. Y. Herald,
True Flag American Union,
Welcome Guest.
Gleason's Literary Companion,
National Police Gazette,
U. S. Police Gazette,
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper,
Harper's Weekly, and
Gleason's Pictorial.
ALSO RECEIVING DAILY
Y. Herald,
Philadelphia Ledger,
Baltimore Sun,
Do American and
Do Patriot.
No. 81, Main Street,
ia7 Day Book Building.
NORFOLK MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
4 'ALi. at ~. South Church street and have
" your Boots and Shoes made to order. A
good workman can find constant employment
by applying at the above place.
G. A. DAVIS,
1a9 Boot and Shoe Manufacturer
S,YnSP AND AIOLAsSES- you want
- something sweet and pretty, just call at
No Campbell's Wharf, and there you will find
splendid article of Golden Syrup and New
Orleans MolasSes for sale.
T d WILKINS,
ia p No3 Camrbell's Wharf.
FINE BELLOWS LEATHER BOOTS.
Al WE have received most splendid lot
III OF bellows Leather Boots OF the very
Sc best quality.
-@''" ist-We have a lot ofthick stout ones
70 weAiing in the water.
81 We have Grain Boot these we had
bsade very fine and of the best of leather, and
while they are said to be water proof, they are
not too heavy to wear as winter Dress Boot,
and will polish as very nice Calf skin, Just
give a G. Il and look at them.
BUTT l. DOUGLASS,
ia " No %, East side Market Square.
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GAVE the Pennies and you will accumulate
6 Campbelfs wharf, where, with the one thing
needful you can procure bargains.
BAYMORE &:STONE,
ia II No6 Campbelps Wharf.
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ADAMS BAKERY.

No. 46, Main lStreet.-Branch IN Portsm outh
FORMERLY conducted by James Adam
L now carried on by his sister, MRS. A
DAVIDSON, respectfully informs the Public
nat in addition to the articles usually keptis
her line such as BREAD, CAKES, PIES&c
CRACKERS viz: Soda, Butter, Sugar, Wine
Pilot and Navy CRACKERS; particular atteA
ton is called to her ARROW ROOT, CRACK
Frs, which have been highly recomm endel
tation for the superiority ofits goods which thi.
Establishment has for many years enjoyed
viii be maintained by the present Proprie to,
fe lily AGNES DAVIDSON.
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TEETH, TEETHL

TEETH! TEETH
nR. Z. G. ROBINSON, re- AuzEras.
- spectfully announces, a.
that he inserts TEETH from WI9YYE
ONE to WHOLE SET, by Atmospheric Pre-,
sure, on q new and improved plan. Person
would do well to call, as all his work will +
executed at Southern prices.
lS- OFFICE over W. P, Stewart d Co,
main street. Sc 28-lv
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ND WARRANTS.
L. LAND WARRANTS OF ALL
sizes constantly wanted, for which the highest
cash ,rices will be paid by
&c Sly Nj. HUaLha,
West side Market square
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AZ Il. BUCK,
w No. 1903 & los Church street, Norfolk.
Jea. E in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
raj Jatsrs. Fine Draft Ale always on hand.
ar
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ISuN NlDNEY AND BLADDER AZ
[ F'ECTIONS. -HARTSHORNE'S GREAT
BUCAU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure OF all
Kidr sy and Bladder Complaints. This tom
t1afed Compound Extract OF Buchu IS the
l,est remedy in the world for all diseases or
,nmrlaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, Dropsy,
GRAY j, elects, Lencorrhea or Whites, Urinary
tom, laints, Distractions and all diseases and
weak ness of the sexual Organs. whether OF a
If 10 lg or short duration. ..,-.-
Iii prepared by a Chemist, containing no
mere lry, and is pronounced by medical men
70 be not only the best but the cheapest, bqcno
lIom ,ound in the world Persons who have
suffe ed for years and could scarcely walk,
nave been cured by using one or two bottles.
~ Large bottles, 81; small bottles oO cents;
old 1y Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth ana
naMpton. Se 49,
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Y.lVJCM on DISsOl,UIION

E&MGS Prime Giades Butter feeeNlhs'
~ and for sale low ,,,,,,,
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NJ OTICE.-Those in want OF good article
~ of Butter will find it at No. A, Corner of
Cove and Church ST.
ia6 DRURY.
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II II. .ROTTIMORE,

Q II u 3 I q y y y y
= II, We in stor, large Stock OF Ladies', Gen
1 emen, Misses ana Children 30 > anu
SAC IS OF all kinds, qualities and styles wnIe e
wilt sell at the very lowest prices the
2uDhc are requested to exanilAe '"S'' s''''
Il. BOTTIMORE.
No. IS, f.. Side Market Square,
de Sign Big Yellow Boot,
= = s.,sr,.. ,-l.-.n nindns Rntfar rprelNIng.
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AT COST AND SOMETHING LESS.
FNHERE are several kinds of goods in No.
l. 40, suitable for the present season which
we will offer for cost, and in some instances at
sacrifice. Please notice the following:
Gentlemen's Merino Draw er8,
Do Buckskin Gloves.
Do Cloth or Cashmere do,
Lindseys for servants dresses,
Children's Wool and Cashmere Gloves,
Do White and Mixed Worsted Hose
Ladies' Black Worsted Hose.
And good many notions and fancy articles
rather ont OF my line of business.
laI7 y Fl DAWSON.
TOBACCO.
% BUXES John Miller bright ID Lump,
CU 80 do Osceola Twist, in small Caddies,
Just received Also good variety of other To-
b.cco5. in store, and for sale at very low prices
at wholesale and retail by
! HAMBURGER & co,
~ Main street,
la4 Sign of Big Indian IN front,
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WELCH'S Family, Patapsco Family,
wv and Extra Mount Clair Family, Pal
metto Extra and Superfne, and several other
Brands of FlouI in store, and for sale by
1al7 JAS. e. JONES,
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tSl CHANGE
r. BOARDING HOUSE.
YES Nam, near CRANKY street, NJ SIS, Norfolk,
Va 3oarders by the day, week, month or
yea at moderate prices. Sc
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~ lEiSH--A supply of the C"dhsN u
~ ore and for sale low by ,,,,,,.s,
ia i r. 'b4Nl'S
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fNgNM FLOUR-200 bbls Palmetto Fine
L Flour, III store and for sale by
SHERWOOD y YOUNG,
ia Il ID Roanoke Square.
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TO FAMILIES.
Il you want the laxuries of life, such Al
Il Good Orange County Butter, choice Tongues
Hams, Salt Fish, just step in Nc 8 Campbell
wharf, where you will find the undersigned
ready, smiling to serve you.
jal2 BAYMORE & STONE.
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NONlCW OF DISsUKsUIIpN
rsNHE firm OF KING Il TOY is this day s.
solved by mutual consent, the. interest OF
y C. King, deceased, having been bought oq'
t,y Thomas d Toy, who is authorized to settlt
tSe lsiuess of the firm.
Wv LUCY KING, EXecutriX
"a THOMAS - TOY.
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kAyUOD! WOOD THE Norfolk and Pc
w tsrsburg Railroad Company have for
sale some 50 TO 20 cords of we'll seasoned OAK
WOOD Apply to R M. Butler, Agent Norfolk
Station.
la IS VIM MALONE.
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DROWNED. "A valuable negro boy, the
property of MIR Henry N Drane, fell over
board and was drowned at an early hour
this morning, while passing on the plank
from the wharf, at the w 4 W to the
W d NJ R r Ferry boat. Every exertion was
made to save him but without success. We
learn that passenger a few mornings since
fell overheard near the sane point, but was
rescued without material damage WIZ
mingtoa Herald ofths 2lst.
George Burch, seaman on the United
States steam frigate Roanoke, at Aspin-
wall, fell from the foretop a few days
since, and was instantly killed,
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NEW FALLGOODS.

GHIP sTOREs-26 bbls Family Mess Beef,
~ No ana Mess Beef receiving this morning
direct from the packers, and for sale low by
JAZZ JAS e JONES
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4sul iii. Ne.mH.
WESTERN NEWS.

MuRDER OF Two Men IN MARIPosA, By.
INDlASs,---A letter from Mariposa to the
Stockton argus, gives the particulars Of
the murder Of two men named Bean and
Gibbs, by Indians, on the Colorado. The
men had been living with two squaWs:,=-
saSome weeks since the women ran away
from them and returned to their rdncheria
some six or eight miles from Mariposa.
Bean and Gibbs, while hunting for them,
seized an Indian and tied him to a tree;
and stuck knives into him, torturing him
until he told where the squaWs were. They
then went to the raneAeria and took away
the two women, who in short time again
ran away, returning back. Bean and
Gibbs again started after them, being
armed with bowie knife and six-shooter,
each one having arifle and one shotgun
in addition, saying they " oald either have
the squaws or kill some of the bucks.
They reached the rancheria on Tuesday,
2Ist ult, The next mOrniBg an Indian
brought word into town that Bean and
Gibbs had been killed and were lid on
the South Fork Of the CkoWehilia. a
party started Immediately. after the bodies
and found them to be where reported, lid
in the creYice Of a rock. They fiaa been
thrown into n deep. kanyoa, and the In
dams then had lowered themselves with
their riatas and hid tile bodies so securely
that they never would have been disco.
yered had no Indian informed on them.
The bodies were brought to town. They
were horribly dfSfgured. They were
killed by arrows and chopped with hatch
cts; the eye aud lt0rti9a Of tie nose Of
one having been gouged cut. With to.
tmahawk in such MANNER as to pre-
sent a hideoRs Spectacle. The Indians
who committed file deed left, fearing the
whites would take revenge -. TN.
PATnETie.--A correspondent in writing
ito the San Francisco Hs5aLd from Genoa,
/ Carson County. says:---''r4e Indian
agent. Frederick Dodge, has just returned
| from a visit TO two thousand Pah, u ties,
eRcamped now at the siak OF Walker
| river. They were friendly, complaining,
however, Of the injuries they have re.
eeiyed frOm the whites. They declared
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tie waters reached Jortlan they caused
That river to rise about twelve inches
above its previous level,
CEflBetfjbx oI rnE 2lTt pF Jtlg lS
CESfRgvtEIG, DAVIS Cd A snurise, a
poFtionof Tic Nauyoo Legion assembled
on tie public square, commanded by Capt
Thomas Rich; aitcr performing several
movements, they fired q yollcy Of INNS
kerry, which sighified to the inhabitants
that the glorious 2lth was lishcred iii3.
After WHICH The EenterYille string band,
with their Instrument marched through
the town. at q O'clock the military
again assembled and fred a salute ID
honor Of the pioneers entering the valley,
which served us a sigual for the inhabi-
tants 10 assemble Mt the School Honse,
which was tastefally decorated with flow
ers, portraits, &c., &c. The inhabitants
having assembled, the meeting was called
ito order, when % Zionl dear Zlon, \ was
sung by the congregation. After prayer,
speeches, songs and toasts, of a humorous
mature, occupied the fore part Of tue day,
i Notice was then given that there would
Ebe an iutcrmissiOn until 3 o'clock, when
the military would again assemble, and
after showing their ability in military tao
u tics, would fire three rounds Of musketrJ
as 4 signal for the citizens to 60 forth il
the dance. The time having arrived, AMI
the signal having been given, they wen
forth In that innocent amusement, an,
tripped the light fantastic toe Till 4 lat
hour in the evening. William Reeves
John Adams. Lyman w. Porter, com
mittee Of arrangements. IA
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ket !. 4 mace where NJ con seiid 70 III the
spriI,g and eatlg summer aud huy 4 brnehH
N onions 81 a I'm iettace and fadishes
for breaklasr; i market where The gar-
dcner can spread oat bis produce and not
.bc compelled I'd hawk around che great
city Z basket Of cdcunibefs or q peek q
new potatoes for sale. M
The great majority If our population.
have been accustomed from their early
childhood 10 the convcnienees q sneh 4.
market; and they are anxious tn sec one.
id operation here II would at first be.
an outlay for thu eorporatioa. Even
tnaIly Ii would prove . source Of revenue.
And low well satisfied would the citizens
DC when they saw their means expended
id Gle adjournment aud improvement of the
city
All that IS wanted IN this matter IS but
one initiatory step. Onr mayor and city
marshalare men Of travel and cntcrprizc
they know figlltwcIl how such things arc
done elsewhere; and doubtless know how
| 10 improve upon them,
II has been suggested that the ccntr'
of Broadway Or Merchants Lane woult
Ebc the most suitable place; BY limiting III
sidc walks about ten feet On that mat
ter We have no opinion a present % q
Ter We are, however, ono Of the man.
who want and ask for the market.
Here now i i fine chance for the ger
1tlcmen who receive our city votes aud q
whose disposal our city taxes are placed
10 shew how wise we were in the castin
of orr votes. aud how extensive their oN
patriotism Besides il will materially 81
Fin answering the oftrepeated qaestic
concerning the disbursement Of tho eli
revenue.
I'll . 10 " -
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TIIE ELECTIoN.

!. : p r. T. & = 4
Os Monday atsunrise the polls OF z tab
will be once againopened The lively times
and tremendously tremendous rivalry Of
last year win be remembered, but scarcely
we think repeated Camp Floyd IS fyaFfnlly
ID the minority Judge Eekcls ii alast 10
more; and Dir. Hurt is buried There IS
no federal judge this rear 10 march
squadrons 10 the polls and originate cleo
ton riots. ssss s..s% M
notwithstanding that we have an open
sea, mud clear sky above us, we would /
urge upon all TO come forward and give
their names aud support to the rcpresen.l
tatiye officers Of the people
One Of the greatest privileges pnr-
chased for American citizens BY the
blood and toll Of the fathers Of their conn
Try is the elective Franchise. In places
where party strife runs high, that fran-
chise il appreciated But here IN Utah.
where we think inunison, aud al vote as
one man, VIC scarcely think Of what onr
i privileges and rights are, .: f. &, I.
The day has been--the day may come
again. when votes may be accounted
worth somsthing and productive Of good
results. Many may make excuses, Their
crops are ripe for harvest, their Wood.pile
is defunct. Their cows have gone astray
I Many are the excuses made By MANY per
sons ~ an apology for their absence frou
polls. Such men forget. and by theil
own acts forfeit. their sovereignty. I'll,
American, the patriot, the lover OF Bill
country, will come and vote. The laggard
the bastard, and despissr Of his countr,
and bis own rights win stay away.
Let ns not be understood as begging
votes for the particular ticket that vi
have ourself selected and placed abov,
as orr leader. Our motto, and that o
all the citizens Of Utah, has been free
vii, freeconscience, and untramelled votes
II the ticket does not suit the elector, le
him scratchout and insert We woul,
not vote against our conscience. We asI
no one else to do So But we ask all {,
7 come forward and tell BY their votes thei
honest feelings. ii.
While on this subject we haEea Nort
for q great portion of our population
Those who came TO the United States full
grown and matured have generally take
care TO make themselves Americans b
?. naturalization at tile earliest praetica
period, But we fudsa great many younl
men who arrived in the country ia thei
infancy and who appear to take no car
as to the securing of their Legitimate fra,
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Judge Smith sits to create American
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Kay a line array Of Independent votes,