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;DISSOLUTIONS, &c.
-BAKERIES.

TN E.FGILL. .s1i'llsaE y 'asss $50 y dis I
ls -ia7T'I-as;7 No. $40 BROAD STREET.
..e;t ,.y,,- THE LARGEST SO. a.s Es4-.s.
BREAD, CAKE, AND CRACKER BAKERY
ae18 L<a4 s' I'm the city. SOS 1l
Every article In line Of business made OF The
--' -, ~ BEST MATERIAL. S.,,. -,
19 All kinds Of CAKES and CRACKERS made
fresh every day.Qgc ST. u arsa ~ sssts 7ssE
WHOLESALE AND, RETAIL s.sa,.y
on the most reasonable terms. Call on us before
purchasing elsewhere, and be cSHyinceds sci 3ts
NV a-2rn
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|. CoS;PFlIRsxATroN.- ;Fls Bishop " hittie preached
on Saturday at Emanuel church, on the
Brook road, and after tho services con-
frmed several persons. "F'ss"s's'3 ?
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In the case Of George j.. Gardiner ct as.
Us. The Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and Rob
inson and Goddin, trustees of the bank, the
Supreme Court affirmed the decision; Of
Judge Meredith, of the Circuit Court of
Richmond, which was that depositors were
entitled to share in the distribution Of the
assets of the bank in proportion to the
amount Of their respective credits as de-
positore. s'sf,s I s-s,.s-- .sstsR r..E no s -
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UNITED STATES. CIRcu1r coUsT-0n
Saturday number Of persons were fined
for Illicit distillation, in this court, and the,
court adjourned. ~ -tE .s.rs.rE arssssSA
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C, BAGNALL'S BAKERY,

.eJe a2os MAIN STREET,
- between Twenty-second and Twcnty-third, ~.
keeps constantly on hand fine assortment or
CRACKERS, baked daily, and made I'm the very
best manner and OF the best material the market
eaforis. Also, BREAD ANDCAKES at the iow-.
est rate. Owing 70 the advance In stock, haye
ers. now sell a. 81 s.!f ~ lzelsa. vsF gEs-a
Soda Crackers, l7c. ;. Butter Crackers Ic.
Spice Nuts, l6c. Oh - Water Crackers, lie. -
Sugar Crackers, Ice. 49, Cream Crackers, Ice. !.
Arrowroot Crackers. fec. Picnic Crackers, nc.
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, and FANCY CAKES
furnished at reasonable rates,
: "A liberal discnu1c unade rs ueYCfrnfB.g my6 ~
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n D. BRIGGS, THE. OLDEST RsTA-
L. BLISHED AND LARGEST BAKERY y,,ss
- z IN THE STATE.
EsT'.ABLisHED ,ssl

70, MAIN srnrrr s1spss nsp - Brood srarrr: b.
Keeps constantly on hand and baking nesh
every day, Z ail5 kinds of B d EAD.6 cAKEesa
CRACKERS, and PIES. Soda, Butter, water,
Crackers. Sugar Cakes, Molasses Cakes, Spice
1Huts, and Cracker Dust. -
CAKES In the city.
ICED ind ORNAMENTED GAKES.sAH kinda
OF Bread Rolls, Buns, and Biscuit, resp every
4. B..A No. ! CRACKER MACHINE for sale I
cheap. .AS7 N'>s '~-' - ~ -
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n,cCO PRESSES &aB0xEs,
,,,o TT0BACC0NlsTs-Mes J. hayo asSs S,,,as nys Y,

.;o ~T7,101dRACcoNlSTS. S.We have invent.
FINo lopho.Ttcd new form OF HYDRAULIC.
/ cd ana no- pS'm p;Sc manufacture OF tobacco In the
ISr .hspcS pots ana dns,ferms Each Press Is com,
c:s track, S,.cie.se.s If on top Of the floor and tho
III or PLACED y sonysnlentay ar 81
,S old PRESS; tubes. and by mesns 81 Stop
S cS,lsT by ayasrsSdSy a,yn,rsd Sy one sTAIIoNARYP PUsR.
cock; are sSr sss,n byRABlLITy S6MgEiCITY,
st6sS!oaI ISNHSaSf SHSSaAS + 6Sfs#sSs #6kk ss saa e
Snac! nn'stSht s,her the old hydiauic press with
Ai4f ssN, into aLphK phl rhTEs9 aE 9 RrBstULSe 4
pGkSssshs3o making each screw press complete BY.
irsac Press sost # Of new presses. :
chaser Owners ese; are requested to call on us and
Nsna.ssss and If those at distance win write,
steiS sesrr,bc IL fully to them In letter, and
&c e%,inhotograph, %,i SO they can see for themselves
t s[e o .so tt. made arrangements for the RxcLU-
.E EieHr :: msn@laas srnIoa Mr. W % RVme's ei Pr
:.-M SsIydras,ic Press, for shaping potting, and
tcpt, t,-nn;obacco These presses are In the princi-
@ srSSkn EeS sss n9p make ana aad hsye s
em mith !, t9e and and n are e prepared to supply them
~ @.,,apyef any size We re,er 20 Messrs. T AfsM-
S+% Tarbrough ID. G. Mayo Co.. Samuel III.
BIZ. Nv =, IL ' ETTENGER { EDMOND.
1,0HlCCO BoXES.-Use WHITL0CK'S
rpEuif.M TOBACCo BOXES. A compIi-
~ premium awarded for my boxes at the
Etattr richmond In October. and also at the fair
:h :hn"ryiiIc In November, 1897, for style. material
~ - and cyactness. Examine my stock of luIn-
ss,-.14for, huying the boxes, and you'll be con-
os' ,h,t Il Is thoroughly seasoned. CADDIES
TaI'gs T,i,Tg BONES. THREE-QUARTER BOXES,
N.Y. c,sES. kept constantly on hand. Boxes
~, AAsa,sfally put In shocks for shipment. ..sty1
eAe'"''' 4. II. WHITLOCK,
corner Of Eighteenth and Cary streets.
-r I'm st ..a.-r-r Z - s.
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NFOUNTAIN DEWacOCKTAIL.sgqog i
50 Z, IN. EANEprI.ES.,
EsTABIISHEM l8s4.s-RssysssGR GREl

.ESTABLISHEM 1884. aA.srRssg.sCREWs6Es
feAITCO., tsuccessnrs TO G. CREW b GoN.1 STEAM-
BoAP ANDEGANDEEssssMANU sMA ANUFACTUKkEH
sNoa.aas lis and III Seyonteenth street pposfse
odd Market. gVasSif y Tsg~sss@ .sf 80
q Gratafsiis sfor past favors, We assure em friends
that fE is stM our determination TO furitsh them
~ -sr'.n t.s.,-a o SUPERIOR, FAMILY sOAF4s,
from THE .hGTne manufsctSry, LOWER thsn the
ssms qualify can BE purchased ~ facto- g *
al a liberal discount allowsr, on large sp1i 8
sTsAcrnRY AND ENGLISH sDAaI R "a
! r. CHEEEE an consi gnnients For saie by =. fs
sp aa PALMER HARTSoOKI& 90.
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CoRnEcr1oN.-It was Mr: Hoppe, and not
Mr.. iTrueman, who was arrested on Friday
last previous to the examination Of the case
Of The Commonwealth us.s Hoppe before the
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,,GH ICCO BOXES.-Use WHITLOCK'S
FERTILIZERS.

10, PERUVIAN GUANO.-l50; tons
\ No. PERUVIAN GUASO, ont OF the cargo
,iysis i6 4-lOo per cent. of ammonia, now land
~. anI for sale by GEORGE LEE & CO.,
|ys FOurtecnth street below Cary
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.s55iT ss55THE q TwA' RATS. Assectch Poem. By
Ipnis Moore. From Turner, IaI4 Main
street. He also sends us the Paanny sFaes..
lo,o for June, andthe sNesSopd litdna Record
Campaign paper) for May 9th.aiH .ssiHas
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COOK q &LAUGHToN will sell q. tie store or
-,s. Messrs. J. j. Binford& e Son. on Franklin and
Governor streets, the remnant of theirfstock of
groceries, liquors. etc. 's1si ~ 2spE: = sg -
LYME & BROTHER WIN sell at o. clock valu-
~ able building lot on the northeast corner OF
-EsTwenty-si and Main streets. : '.s.i' I
CONSTABLE CRUSR viii sell at 10 O'Clock, at
II. Klein's store, on Broad street between
n7o Sixth and Seventh, number Of cooking and
parlor stoves and general assortment Of tim
ware.
WELLINGTON GODDTN VIII sell at half.past s
O'Clock an excellent brick tenement on the
west side OF Eighth street north Of City Spring.
SAMPSON JONES, JR., d CO. win sen at half
,er past 10 o'clocka well-assorted stock Of groce
= ries. l,,s.s.,-.-.
REGNAULT & co. will sell at their auction
81 house, at Il O'Clock, the effects Of several bank
-. rupts, consisting of notes, bonds and open
3ea accounts. &f,arv y -,,y.sg.,
LEE & GODDIN will sell, at 4 o. clock twenty
eight building lots on Fairfield street near Sc
7" nventeenth. asss5,EssEgss "a Ty~lI
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.aRRnhnlonld I'd ,lispatth.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE apIsPATcH', !,
Is LARGERsTHAN THE COMBINED cIRcUT
LATIoN oFfALL THE EoTHERDAMYN NEWS
or THIS CRY. a'r msi%Ft "a zasn 4
zrnzrs.z.. s..sssa - Z. IN, :, - ,.,;....-
axS.ss = 't9Et - 5,s,sS g.frrF - t1f3.
MONDAY -. ., :.s.., MAY Id, 1868.
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-.CONFECTIONERIES.

TCE CREAM AT SI.50 PER GALLON. :
III am now prepares %. furnish ICE CHA. :.
,,sr oaion. win deliver Il In any part Of the city
Sfee Fer sfh 81 charge. ANDREW ANToNL .sft
Wholesale and Retail Conaectioner.
!, aeaF ~ nearly opposite the post-ofnce.
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.AUe77oN s41Es 4H7saD DAY.

Psrehasers g, Rsas :ENdsc sold ostaoee,. tie Jsrt
dGaeof January and the fret dag, Of J4lypay the
tazes thsreoa orths current qear. ~
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL FOR COOKING.-First quality
v ANTHRACITE ECOAL.ss size sforatcooking
ranges and stoves. The best and most economical
tncI used. Office and yard, Eighteenth street,
south side Of Dock. " = ...aF ,..,s..eAis ~ Il ss's
Mys 5. T.. LATHROR.-H
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.GTRAYED,. from Rev. Dr.. Ri. D.fN8
~ Hogess n small RED COW. with a3.
horse halter, partly rope. A reward win be paid
for her return 20 and Main streets, or for in.
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80 ~. a.
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He was' followed by Mr.. John s: Wise,
son of General II. A.Wise,, who delivered
himself with much eloquence, and showed
himself o worthy son Of q worthy sire.
The resolutions offered at the beginning
of the meeting were then adopted after
which the meeting adjourned. IHGaR saoS
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!, Lsss- zy: -common, ssasi,; good, si'esi'; an''
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GT0LEN, onor about March 24th, -
y a EAwN-COLORED ENGLISHsH
white feet white breast end hela3,
And white ring around the neck. Five dcllarsa re.
ward win be paid for his delivery at the Ballard
House before Sunday morning. 81 my p-att
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THE DISPATCH


.YfyTITnPE ALMANAl, sfAr u, -: z :.
-, -I.es .ktej Moon riscs. :. ..s ~. .
~, ~, s.G67t ffieh tfdes M -
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these Offices but adventurers or negroesf
The qualifications for jurors were also
spoken of, and pointed out clearly and forci-
bly. Would any of the people of Virginia
be content to be arrested by negro consta-
BILE, and to be tried, for life perhaps, by q
negro juryP And yet there was one blessed
privilege left us-that of being enrolled IN
the militia. They could not hold com
mission, but they could be mustered out
upon the courthouse green by negro SER
,geant. They would have their negro lieu
tenant and their negro captain to march,
wheel, and double-quick them around.
= There was no escape from the operation
of this system if the Constitution were
adopted. g3,,aal !. i
he next took up the subject of education
and the onerous taxation imposed IN con
nection Herewith. Besides the poll-tax Q
tax of seyenty-iye cents in hundred dol
lars would have to be paid ezctusioely for
the purposes OF education A school house
was to be built for every hundred persons
there was to.he q oolmaster. and Q scpooi
trustee and the Legislature were empow-
cred to pass an act compelling all the chll.
dren of the Commonwealth to be educated
in the public schools. If the poor man was ls
able to educate his children at home, and
didn't wish 1send them to the pubhc
school, ,the officer Of the law could drag
them to the public school, there to be scat
ed sidsSby aide NTH the negro. l:l8J
q Ifethis Constitution were adopted, there
would be endless strife. He had briefly
ipointed out the most obnoxious points
There were many others which eoplds o.
pointed out, and which many would per
haps not notice. ~, ~. =. !,
p And what was there to recommend fnii
Constitution. They Say We have home
stead law. he presented the fallacy ant
unconstitutionality Of this provision yer,
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PATRIOTIC GEMS
FaoA TIE
y + y I ESD + = T

~ CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO
lion, so LONG as OUR ARMS ARE
SUCCFSSFUL.n
t,yonf 10 Msfman Fshruorp. 1862
IF MY COURSE Is NOT sATISFAC-
TORY. REMOVE Me AT ONCE. ] Do
NOT WISH IN ANY WAY TO IMPEDE
TIRE SUCCESS OF OUR ARMS
Grant 10 Haaech FAB. G. 1862.
No THEORY OF MY OWN WILL
EVER STAND IN THE WAY OF MY
EXECUTING IN GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER NAY RECEIVE FROM THOSE
IN AZ rH0RITY OVER Me-
Grant 10 .sefretary Chase. Mar - 1863.
this Is A REPUBLIC. WHERE THE
Will OF THE PEOPLE is THE LAW
Of THE LAND
Grats Letfei q Fe,sjqed Johsson. .tsqn,l
1868.
IL SHALL. HAVE No POLICY OF MY
OWN TO INTERFERE AGAINST THE
WILL or TIE PEOPLE
tfrgass iafa Ny p, 1858.
Hrga< LIBERTY THE ONLY
TRUE FOUNDATION OF HUMAN GOV.
EMINENT
68pnt's Lette, to Citizens Of Memphis
s.LET Us HAVE PEAcA.~
Grant's Letter Nap 20, 1868.
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Il is interesting to observe the manner in
which the doubly-dyed traitors of the South
lately supporting JEFF Davis and now .un.
porting Seymour and Blair, refer to thu Re.
publican candidate. who conquered tha;, =.
famous rebellion. Here is sample tram ,ha
Mobile Regitsr: 'ae
It ie ridiculous to attempt to make An am.
able Or genial, a generous or lovable char
acter ont Of General Grant. rs is man
With heart - cold ~ stone, as ambitious
~ Lucifer. and o. relentless g Death. For
the rest be ie confirmed inebriate. unable
to keep sober even before the public eve.
and when he Vas swinging aroend the cir
Gle with President johnson bis vtaf and
other friends had often TO hustle him ou. Of
nfht and hide him away in baggage car or
: hotel to ave bin from public disgrace.
tits simple truth that the Radical. party !.
Committing great crime Aeainst the naie,ty
Of the American people IN putting such !
irsn = General Grant in postion where
by possibility be might become the Chief
Magistrate Of the Republic. With Liz bull
h..dsd ts0pef, asgravsted aid inflsmed by
vhlsty: aad guided By Rsdical fanatics, he
nouid!do for the whole country what Ssnator
Dooi,stls eatd the rsconstroctiop leeisletion
would 40 for ths South" oreAnizs help Is
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STATE TICKLE

Fr scr>tary 4 sah.
Ed. WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
FIR Auditor ~ Sats,
John A. ELLIOTT. OF Mitchell County.
fsr 7rsaxsvsr " 9ats,
eAM,LE. RANKIN, Of Washington County.
roy Rsatksf IF Sac Land otce.
c. c. CARPENI Err, Of Webster County.
fb~ Attpsrsy Gsa~rai,
HENRY OiC0NNOR. Of Mnscatine County
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS
fYy4f b. str5et-4GrnnsE " MccRARY.s
.ssa7so lAssy4 t-eaL WILLIAM SMITH
37stfd gistsfct--
!pssf. Lss,.s.a w III IN LeuGusIBaa
Fttts i 5ssses ~YRl.Sk v. pALsdEH.
NtstH Z tssssf-~-
tHr rtiqs II G.r-at orsr-
JOHN 3. bisAsEa Of tiepfy COUNTY
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LETTER FROM GEohGIA
Bug " or REPRESENTATIVES.,
ATlANr.. an.. Sent. ID. 1863.

BupsE or REPRESENTATIVE,
ArbASrs, Ga. Sept, ID. 1868.
I B. Howshi) Esq.
| have been trying tor long time to make
reply to your inquiries, nnder date of July
81. but my time has been SO completely oc.
cupied With Legislative duties, 40 many calls
from constituents Tor information, and nv
deep interest in the trial of the celored
members IN this House, that have no, bad
time 10 do so, and now wha. have to say
must be in a hurried, rambling way, and
without much connection.
First, then.
THE CITY or ATLANTA,
Inc seat OF governments for the State 10, .hs
next fen years, il net permanently, isa city
giving more evidence Of life and enterpri.a
Southern State. The location is one calcu-
lated 70 inv,te capitalists and business men
generally. For health aud beAnty oflocat,ou
perhaps, it cannot be surpassed by any citv
IN The United States-bnilt "a il il. unon
twenty or thirty hills. having the most com,
piese natural drainage OF any city ever saw,
me streets as varied as the original COW path.
consa make them, twisting and winding in
'very conceivsbls direction. showing, in SON .
places, BY grading and straish,enipr. ! littla
Improvement. for the better--.upplied With
pure colt we'll water, and equal to the famaa
'Groton' Of New York. The build,nv.
like all new towns Of rapid growth. for II.
most part are built Of wood, and Of tenn
porary kind. Some are already being re-
moved AMI replaced With more substantial
structures Of stone and brick Building ma.
teriaa close at hard, equal to any IN the conn
try. From Iron Mountain, fourteen miles
distant By rail, they obtain the finest granite,
said 70 be equal to amp obtained 10 old Mas-
saehnsstts. With shspe advantage, coupled
,4ss-a%sss@
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i. Fortunately, there is l,taie dssxer that
the Radical party viii Be- pernitlsa By the
people to gise the helm Of Stats into the
hands of this cold blooded Negro. They
have had enough Of soldiers and butchery
and sectional late, and viii now choose 10
have s'atesmen. peaea, and Amsric6n frater-
nifty.
The above ~ far specimens Of The style
in which the press Of the lats coafederacy
speak Of its couquerine, and yst they con-
plain Of Tyrany. Had Justice been done to
John Forsyth, be never would have spoken
thus of 0enSt1f 0rsnt 0f n nv osAef aunner
OF any sotAer parsnn, Hs roph rave been
very qsiek A1ssd ut his time.
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HALLS
Vegetable Sici|ian Hair Remover

IrefU yrnr increases the popH-
idfuU of Mts rafna6ie Tutf i,ep-
urafi0u, ehich Is dne TO merit
ot1i.e. We can assure err did
jintfons mat IL is LejH jUffU mt 10
Hs htDh standard. md tn MOse
itii0 hare neref Hsed IL are can
confidently say. that IL Is the nhtU
1Pfiabie mud pfrtectrd pfpd,H-
ton tn restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to it's youfhJtH coior. nnh-
iltD Il soif, Hst,o.,s, ""d sithen;
the scdip. by ns nse. becomc-
tchite and clean. II rcntofes MI
eiuDfjons ami dnuidrnH, and on
it, foHic properties prerenfs the
uiates dnd nonfishes The hair
Uidnt's. BU Its use the hair grotUs
Mtcher ant stronger. In bni,fHess
IL restores Me capitiarU gland.
to their normal rigor, nnd ,ciH
crenfe n nes UroWfh errcpf IN
extreme 0id ayr. II Is the most
econou,icut HAIR DRESSING
erer used. rs 70 requires fe,oer
nppiiGntion.. AMI Oiocs the hatr
that spfendd glossy appearance
81 snuch nata,ired On al. Il. A.
IuDes. VI. D.. Stafe AssaUer Of
H0ss., says. .'fhe constituents are
p'tre ami ca,eJnitN selected for
erceff"1t gHnftG. nnd cOUsitiefs
ITS tttfeHtfct purposes. lie pub
Esh II hcnfise oH the hair, sntich
ire send FREE br HaH 1po. dppH-
futtUH. frjlfci coHfaiaH cDlltH,eHA
datofY n,ftcCS from cfergUH,en,
UiusIciHtis. the press. anu Others
ne hare mute the sfHtiy Ut the
hair AMI il discusses u spefintfU
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cLAsrTr.s LATEST PLATFORM.

WE TELL THEM (THE REPUBIICANsl
THAT THE DAY OF THEIR TYRANNY AND
IlIIEyING. ARE FAST DRAWING TO A
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL 60 OUT OF
OFFICE AT THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION EITHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
GlLLEfs-BY BALLOTS II THE PEopLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE, AND BY ELL
LETS IL THEY ARE NOT c7tg4e. As
4 fs,H.ffE.5gf0a
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anAsp sAnaEcuk Ar pss noIsEs.

On Friday sud snurdss, october - and u. there
viii lie at d. Moipfs Gfand MAss Meeting 81 the
a,ae. nj hel The following sIcskers will be present
GIN LOAN HARIAN G W MccRARY,
IN cdIEsuf. KIkkwonD. WI sMYTH
oES. PALMER, WILTON ". B. ALLISON.
atN. 1T RLBET STONE, LoUGHRIDaE
ISGapSt Ill. DroNH0R PALMER,
YoHSa. GLASGOW, poNERoy
Local G mui.teet will please axe appointments
az thoae ass-. Aifsmar Organizations IN the State
ecily invited II mako amens Tor attend
Ing this meeting Let every county In tn. State be REP
resented r. MkLENDY, Chairman.
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Vinegar W 0rks.

t)Rt SsfkG's pErs Cider Vinegar; warranted Pure
and 10 pr, Pickles; strong and paiafabIe
Aatvnrks IL, the United State: established isIs
CO Il PRUSStNG, 3ss and o41 Stat. st
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| A.6Eht 1T BEARD = wines C4reage OF al;
- DESCRIPTIONS. Cotton Canvass Of al widths and
Tdsht Tents A~ninRs and Co~ar., Tar. Pitch oatuYr
g. ki' II ks, etr, 215 and 29r " steI street
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ron. y. h YOUNG,
Republican candidate os Eeor At large Will speak at
the follow NJ times sid piaces, The meeting. 70 CON
Rss Mt y o'sors. p
Waretio Monday ser'sn'-r, "a
Washington Eetn-a.ies 9 Is
Fairfield, Kiidny, = y
Nj plessapt, satsFdsy, 9e.
euflin gtnn MONDAY, y
pnrt Nsiisou Nslne,iss, "a
keekuk, Friday, %
hsoauqus, McadAv. = ~
Charlton, wsduesisY :. ~.
Aibss Thursday, oetahAr
ttu'm@a faturday,
TAX uep-a, TUESDAY, ..
ADJ. Thursday. :" s.
Ues MONIES, Saturday, = 10.
Local mutias requested 70 make the necessary
r.ragemss n II IL considered desirable 1t place
the thugs should be holden in thss Afternoon
such chs nea p. made ty unir.tou with Mr.
Young Herahiieaa papers please copy.
PETER MELkspY Chm.
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seed store.

~ BROWN Sc. M,nufa tnrtr.. Our 4k.Ins ar !.
NJ the hea rest Al hest ffrred the Ads ssnd
fer illustrated eatsosne, Is Kingsbury stre.,
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Saddlery Hardware.
Sntlslls.ry Hardware.

lsh.anA IN, GOODYEAR q kAYEs Coach and
II dtefy Hardware. Lesther. Hub-, Spokss and
Carriage u rs, syringe, A1es Bolts and Maileabls
ri Lake street
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GEN. U. S. GRANT,
uF ILLINOIS.
ron VICE PREsTDHsT.
!NlHUrLER IOLIaA.
OF INDIANA
ruExIuENTIAL ELEI TORS.
ron PRESIDENT

f,r The sat- Of Iorge.
$. j.. GLASGOW, OF Wayne County
j. j. YOUNG. of Linn County.
Fbr Congregational Dsstrfcts
i-<HI1.AN stHoKt ELB, OF Washington County.
fF--I lane of Scott County.
fiji u ROGERS. Of Fayetfe County
,g-laT'YN MEYER OF Jasper County
MY, HALE, Of Hilis County.
Pf4rs. Ii. fAfI.o s Humboldt Court.
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Twines and Cardiac

p s sERof E, 2os Lake stras Garden ana rield
J. sesa5 sred so~ers ard Garden Drills, Agent for
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PRICES:

HoeAsHds German B'ers, per hot.le. ...e..,..si 90
= hsif doIeu. .-.-..... S 90
Hoefsaa German Tonic rat ~ In quart hotties so
bottle. halls dozen for ......-s....... ~
81 ROT forget 70 sasine veil TIE sr.ioe yeu beg
In erde. % get the sstGiue
For Sale by All UruggtsfS aud Ge,t.r.
Of Medicines.
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ssoofin. Materials.

y UBBER CLOTHING Co, T " 4 W A. shepard
IN Manufacture all descriptions II Hsss, and Fancy
anhbfr 'opds Hose and Betting, stationery and Drug
fIa..Dl f.lt. Il
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lrO.s And >.eei.

IL stIH Bh0r Err, ttais Qafs and FGrs JiIiinff ~
n and straw Good, Bansip aud bu
upt reiia- Para bt 40 aud II Lake street.
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Ole pair,,s and aiess.

1,HsSE RAMP RID "A CO. i7s " tt.rs
" quarters for Ole. ba,ut~ ta,ni-f aiass AID Ak
t4t etse prcy-s.f 81 go Whit. L.rd
EaiS, Ii An ~ sell Pant, afis, sarn.hss sns
II Hin5;ow uiass. than ATTY house III tht
NJ tttwp.t 81 IL 70 : nth Watef strett