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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-30
WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, November 30.-The fol-
lowing is Gen. Grants report in full:
HEADQUARTERS Army OF UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. November 20, lsos.
To Gen. J. NJ. Schoheld. Secretary Of Wars
Sir: have the honor to submit the re-
ports of the division, district and depart
ment commanders for the past year.
These reports give full account Of the
operations and services of the army for
the year, and refer to them for
details. / would most earnestly
renew the recommendation of last year,
that the control Of the indians be trans
ferred to the War Department / call
your special attention to the recommen-
dation Of Gen. Sherman on this subject.
1t has my earnest approval. 1t is unneces-
sary that the arguments in favor of the
transfer should be repeated; the necessity
for It becomes stronger and more evident
every day. While the Indian war con-
tinues, do not deem any general legis-
lation for the reduction of the army
advisable. The troops on the plains
are all needed, troops in the
Southern States are still needed,
and further reduction can be made in
the army already 10 use and now in
operation where it is safe, namely: by
allowing companies to dismiss; by dis
charges; without being strengthened by
recruits, and by stopping appointments
of second lieutenants If it should be
deemed advisable, the veteran reserve
regiments might be discontinued by alb
sorption and settlement of officers, and
discharge of men without detriment to
the service.
Very respectfully, your obi serv't,
q. s. GRANT.
General Grant left here this morning
direct for Boston, where he will arrive
tomorrow morning. He is accompanied
BY General Comstock and his son. He
will return here about the 9th or 10th
prox.. and after remaining few days,
will proceed to Chicago, accompanied by
General Dent, to attend the reunion of
soldiers of the Western armies. General
SchoGeld aud STAFF, Lieut. Gen. Sherman
and Maj. Gen. Thomas will also be
present.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
T1OR RENT-THE SToREHOUsE AT 23O
L Front street. Fixtures for sale. Apply to
TT At 230 Frent street.
/ fine Suburban Residence, with garden,
orchard, etc., ~ miles from city. on Memphis
and Charleston railroad. within 300 yards Of a
station, is offered for rent for the coming year.
church and excellent male academy @I% n sight.
A q to B. F. AH Descto Book.
NOR RENT = HOUSE ON CLAY, NEAR
IL fernando street. containing i've rooms.
Apply to 155 Beal street. 80
NOR RENT-25 ACRES GOOD GARDEN
L Land, on New Raleigh road. ~ miles from
Court Square; viii Lease fO, term OF o. years;
street, Mosby and Hunt block, up stairs. 70
NOR SALE AND RENT.-FOR SALE, A
Z neat and new cottage residence near ellis
station, two and one half miles out on Mem
phis and Charleston railroad, For rent the
next year, a good farm three miles below Hope
field, ON Mississippi river, with dwelling, gin
house, press, necessary out houses, and over lOo
acres of open land. For terms and particulars
apply to Eli Rayner. s3e
NOR KENT-A LARGE AND ELEGANT
& Residence, with all necessary outhouses,
fruit trees. eisterns and two acres Of richest
next. Located within twelve minutes ride OF
oOu'' S4DA''' apr DIR. GILBERT.
est 81 South Court street.
nor REMIT WISH TO LEASE OR
L rent, for term Of years, my large BLACK
smith and Wagon Shop, 2S0 pesoto street
$3.50 WIN. DAVIDSON.
NOR RENT-TWO COMF0KTABLETwQ-
4 story Frame Residences, new, six rooms in
each, on Main street extended, and near street
cars; rent very low. Apply to A. A. BUR-
hhf PAHRiT II e. %I c1Si & BURLEseN.
CIT No. S32 Front street.
DOR r ENT-STOREHOUSEN Ne. $50 FRONT
L street. Inquire on premises. 6l-t
NOR RENT-I WISH TO RENT MY
L Farm, situated six miles southwest Of
Holly Springs, Miss. containing $50 acres Of
fine land-20O under cultivation, with house,
gin and press, stables. cribs. and all necessary
outhouses. in one Of the best neighborhoods in
Marshall county. Also, the stock and corn on
the place are for sale. on reasonable terms,
Possession given Christmas.
$40 $. q. RHINE, 1856 Main street.
EOR RENT.--A RESIDENCE ON KERR
Il avenue of six rooms, with smoke-house,
stables, and other out buildings, and good els
tern and we'll, with i've acres Of ground. Also.
two residence2 on Union street one OF six
rooms and one Of eight rooms. Apply to MI
NOR MERRlWETHkR, at No. % Union
street. 5S-t
NOR RENT-A GOOD DWELLING. CON-
II tanning six rooms, kitchen. servants house,
smoke house and stable. with Eve acres Of rich
land, suitable for garden purposes. situated one
state Line Plank road, and adjoining w. j.
Mhoon's. Price, $500 Q year, Apply to
j. III. BRINKLEY,
70 3e Madison STREET.
NOR RENT-AT RIDGEWAY STATION,
Il Two Cottage residences, in complete order.
on Memphis and Charleston railroad. II miles
from the city. A good school for girls at the
place. Cars each way. at pleasure. Appiy 70
S. M0SBY,
ST Office Is. ever s04 Front st.
nor RENTS ACRES OF WELL I'M
Il proved and ipelesea land. in Fort Picker
ing. suitable for garden purposess Apply to
CHAS, D0RION,
2-t Moshy Block.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-30
Tennessee Legislaturs.

Ia the House, Saturday, q resolution
was adopted to inquire what modihca-
tons Of the revenue laws may be made
with safety 10 TIE financial interests Of
the State.
A joint resolution Cor sdjournnsui OF
the 18th December was tabled. The I'D
10 increase ices Of Attorney Generals N
certain cases vas RAJ and referred, and
q bill 20 incorporate the henphis IRE
serving Company. There being 20 qse-
run, sciion % the 0muibus and Rail-
road bill vas posipoosi-ihe vote favor
iur reference 10 q committee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-30
Special Notices.

Bride and Bridsgroon.-Bssaysf for founs
Men On the interesting relation Of Dhsegroom
70 Bride IN the ins,itution Of MsrriAgs-a Guide
to instrumental felicity. and true happiness.
seat b. mail 10 sealed letter envelopes free Of
ssa-rs. Adarsss. H0wAED ASSOCIATION
Box p. Phiiadeiphia. Pa. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-30
NOTICES..

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
i nst 10 trade Cor q note executed b ne On
he iith on Juiy, 1857. for eve hundred dollars
payabic "a the nth day Of January, 49,. a
Nm. Mary A. WhltQoFs, admins ,Sei-,.r Of
Al. Whitnoro. as have GOOD f.'(ets and Dc.
" 4. wHTrMoRR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-30

csugh.-Ho Cure. No Psy.-RoREEsI's Jr-
sIrEz Tar = uasrAatsd y ere colgh, CFo1r'
Hoarss1sss. Threat and LunE Diseases, or ne
Brics positively rsfundsi. InItauianso1s re-
lief protuosi. Init. Ifnot saiisfsd. retFrn
he szpiy bsstles sd get year money back
d. y. GOoDTEAB. = 4 ssssld strssi, Arl1t
PEss. 5csnis. net SEAT " nal, n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-30

IS0R SAILOR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PrOpertT, ny place, iogl nile. out on ne
Hernrn1o rcsa-tuciTe ada bali acres-veh
isrovsi For Par'icllAF' agR FllkIf ~ w an
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-30
REMOVAL.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY AN;
w nonnce TO the Ladies Of Memphis and
vicinity that we are prepared to make Dresses
ia a. the latest styles. and at moderate. prices.
Particular attention paid to bridal and party
toilets. Satisfaction guaranteed. Also, French
embroidery executed 10 the neatest style by
Mrs. KLEIN. Infants and childrenss ward
robes finished in asuperior manner. .Emhroid-
cry, in all its bran che taught by Mrs. Klein.
Ladies Of Nashville visiting Memphis, please
INV MRS. I. OZANNE & KLEIN,
st-is No. 263 Desoto street. near Elliott.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31
Boston DOLLAR Store

TINE IMMENSE SUCCESS ATTENDING OUR
rsst business has Induced us to make great pTepa-
rstions for the fat end winter trade.
Orr checks end exchange lists contain nesriy every
article desired frr family such Dry and Fancy
Goods Boots aad Shoes, elIy and Plated Ware Cut
sry, &C., dc.
Prasents worth from s. 70 500 sent free to Agents
Make your oriers large possible and send ynur
mouey hy postal order registered isttes.
We are agents for one hundred foreign And do
mestic manufactures
Der goods ar new and cold at Manufacturers prices
At u r each article Descriptive checks $40 PER hund
red ~ ten for 81 Agents wanted in every town. Cir
culars sent free, CUsHMAN G CO.,
| 10 Arch ST Raston
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GENERAL AGENTS
OF The COMPANY

THE COMPANY
JAY cooEE & CO. New York fer New York Stat
and Northern New Jer5ey.
JAY COOKE & co, Washington, G, for Delaware
Virginia, District OF Columbia. ard West Nirginit
~ CLARK co, for Pennsylvania and Southern
Naw jersey. 5 RUssIlL, Harrisburg, Manager 10
Central aud Western Pennsylvania
J ALDER ELLIS 4 Co, Chicago, for Illinois, Wiseon
fin aud Iowa
How srErHES MILLER St Paul, for Minnesota an,
w Wisconsin,
JOHN " FLL.s & CO. Cincinnati, for ohio and Cent
raj and Southern Indiana.
7 EDGAR. st Louis. ftr Missouri and Kansas.
AKEsN go Detroit, for Michigan and Sorther,
Indiana.
NOTIFIES HEAD Omaha, for Net raska.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS Il 30, Baltimore, for Maryland
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY,
UHDsR THE DIE EeTIoa or
A'hl''s' Of the Board Of Directors,
W CHANDLER
J. p. TUCKER, MANAGER,
Merchants Exchange Stats st, Boston.
ec;l4 -e-o-d- I'm
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TIE nnmber II Uaisa men assaasfnstsd b
the Kukiax Democracy u III South, since ths
|nonination ofseymssr ard Blair, excesds
six thousand.
This number il G1elsaiys & . unEsld
multitude, whose detths hass. sers -
reported to the civil aua 49,
tie press. s y
And yet the Keokuk Gomstgnf36N nAkea
dreadful ado because . ~ Acliisrs beys
threw sons 4tonss u = sst Of drunken Dem
ocrats Who had only courage enosgh to in>
dicate tie treason Of their hearts BY hurrah-
ins for Jeff Davis the chief Of traitors.
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Great Distribution
by The Metropolitan GIFT Ce.---
Cash Gifts 10 the Amount OF S25 1000
-.-Evepy Ticket Draws n Prize.

10 5 900 $50 Jeu
20 900 800 g ~
50 elegant Rosewood rianos each 1900 to = 81
IS g Mel deoIs IS to Il
$50 aewiug Machines 80 TO 10
$40 f'ne tioId Watches s. IS TO 800
Cash Prize Silver Ware, &c. all vanfd at sl6dhuj0
A chance draw Of the above Prizes Tor % ].
Tickets describing Piaes sediei in envelopes and
wall mixed On receipt of 25e Sc lid Tctt is drawn
without cnics aud sent by al. to any address. Toe
prize named pom it VIII be delivered to the kefkoid
on pr mehtaf One Dollar. Pri1as 40 immediately
sent 10 aus address by express return mail
n You vi know Whist " Prize 4 baure yen fay for
It, Any Pf1xe trehoHFfi Far dnotker ~ ts
Blanks. Cur patrons depend on fair dealing.
REEAEsCis Yves select the follosing from many who
ted to publish them: I Wilkins Buhea. $1,000 i;
Mis-. Annie " Chic, CO. Piano 30; John Moore,
Louisville, u 000 Miss Emma Wawotth. Mi wauksr,
Piano, e6eo Rev Day, kes Orleans $500. v e pub
lisli pames without permission.
OPINIONS OF TaR PAIss.-.1he firm is reliable, and
deserve their srccess IIeekly Tribune Aue. .'ao
know them to be fair dealing irn IN. y Hgraid,
Kun. Is "A friend Of Ours drew a $500 Ptiz. ygleh
was promptly receis ed .r-Bdiiv Esies, Sep, 3.
aend for circular. Liberal Inducements to Agents.
sstisaction guaranteed Every package of Seal'd En-
velopcs contain CASH sx tickets for 81; IS
81 IS for IS; 118 for SIS Ali letters should be al
dressed to HARPER. WILSON g. CO,
l73 Broadway. n. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31
Advcrt1sor q axutt.
TO UBLIsHE rs,

With the Noyrn ber b@r the advertisers Gazette
its thiSkyear. II is eta listed as medium
OF communication between fnlihsfs AMI the sd& er-
tisng public BetsyiEg il will add II tbs value OF
paper aud to it's Interest to sdverti-srs have
newspapers generally represented lis columns,
we reduce the price OF advef Using 10 cents per
line per m onth. l. will lie Faen thst n Card
of lines for ore ear Will coat but SC.
Publishers with when We have open account u ust
remit with their order.
GEO. r. ROyEL & CO.,
Publishers and Advertising Agents New York
Subscription price, - anuui, advance 81 for
mos; Soc for 3 MOS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31

II writing elsewhere Of 'svsming' votes
We haven't permitted ourselves 70 indulge .
thought that aays Republican would swap
McCrary OF for Clagett. "You scratch
TAcCrary and vote for Clsgets, and III vote
for Grant" No, We don't think any Demo-
crat 10 fool enough to trade on that capital.
Still less do We think any Republican is fool
enough to do it. Trade off McCrary for
Clagett7 Why, there's no consideration.
Such a contract cquid b impsached and et
good articls fef "a Utterly wurthisas ssss &
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IT seems soms Democrats got killed in .
upon Cen. Buchanan. 10 hot haste marched
United States troops 70 arrest the psrsona
accused. Hundreds Of Republicans have
been mastered in Lonisiana, but Gen. Blu.
ehaDan never marched U. s. troops 10 their
protection or to arrest their muraAsers. he
don't care how many Republicans are mur-
dsrsd it 10 only Democrats that he desires
70 protect or svsnge, and in that only
carries into prsctical effect tho spirle4nd de-
sires Of johnson and the Democratic leaders,
North and South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31
HALLS
Vegetable Siiciian Hair Remover

ErerU year increases the pope
MritU Of his rniiiabie Hair Prep
0rnfjon, sChich Is dne to merit
patrons that IL is kept fsiiy ,sy, to
its high standard. and to those
aCho hare necer used IL are cHn
confidently sag. that IL Is the onfU
retiabfe md perfected preparn-
ton to restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to its YouthJui cOfOr. nadh-
inO IL soft, iMstrous. and siihen !;
the scalp, bV its use, becomes
rIife and clean IL resnores al
ermttions and dandraf, and bu
it's tonic properties prevents the
hair from fniting ont, as II stim-
nfnfes and n0urishes tie hair
Otands. BIZ its use the hair grOns
thicker and stronger. In badness
II restores the capillary Otantis
to their normal UigOr, and WiH
create a nev gro.1th e.rcept Ia
csrtreme old age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, as 10 requires feper
uppticafions. ami gtres the hair
That splendid glossy appearance
so much admired by al. A. A.
Hayes, NJ. d.. State Asadyer ~
Mass, says, "the constituents arc
2itre aud cdrefHtfy reflected for
e.rcetieat 1H0titY, mud i cOnsities
IL the BEST PREPARATION for.
dts intended purposes Ne pub
fish u treatise on the hair, aOlstch
ace send free bY mau upon apttt-
cdfio1t, WTich contains c0n,DteH-
dNtorU notices from cterDynae,A,
phvstcidns, the press. and others
Ne hare made the study Of TIM
hnir anil its diseases n specially
for gears, and kssOaC that ne make
the most cHectiUe preparation for
the restoration and me preserUu-
ton Of the hair, ertdnf, and so
acknowledged by the best Medf.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sid BY al Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
COOK, coBURN 4 CO.
Gent Agents for North Western States,
Of npappopN CT rurrknn TYr
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GEO. r. ROWELL e. cos ADVkRTiS.
ING AGExCY.

GEO. p. ROWELL e. cos ADykRTIs-
ING AGENCY.
"fhey have reduced Advertising more perfect
tenn thsn has been known heretofore pIusispa pa
Sentinel Oct. u, 1861.
Whatever Is prompt, mesto Heal and Straightforward
they practice in their dealings, and only ha'-Boon
Commonwealth, Noe. 80 1867.
'They now probably do the hesvest advertising bp.i
ness IN the country -Nanchestcr IN HI Daily I5son
Jan. Is, 1883.
Ther establishment h perhaps the most extensive
the United states.Cdpe Ann Adrestsser Glouoe ,.ey
Kuss.
'This frm Is now the most substav tal businas.
house for sdveftis ok in the country american A
ing inder,(N - April 2, 1858.
with their reputation they ard do get the loves.
and most advantageous terms."- A,s.Gpaka Ind In
terprIsx
We are prepared to receive advertise
m ents Tor all American newkpapers. n
TSrioss - low rs can be 0btafned AT thc
Offices Of public alton.
GEO. +. ROWELL CO..
Advertising Agents,
40P Park Row, N. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31
Township Ticket.


Fr Mper,isor,
3. S. MERRIAM.
FOR ynstices Of the Pace,
r. A. BOYCE,
N. McCREA.
THOS. MARTIN.
Nr Hrste>s,
JOIN FINNERTY.
CHARLES SHULTZ,
T. J. CHENOWETH.
Pbr Clerk,
WILLIAM WILSON.
FIR Assessor,
HENRY WATERMAN.
FIR Grsta1les,
LEWIS HESS,
C. e. WALSWORTH,
JOHN FOX.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31

TIE Chicago Post says thAt the difference
between Seymour and Blair il that the first
is known BY his "ho-ny hand" and the lat
tor BY his "handy horn"
Seymour, the Deer6eld Farmer, with q
horny hand tin horn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31

WxKED Our.-The Republicans havs ear
ned both branches Of the West Virginia Log.
'slasurs b. decided majorities, and thereby
secured another q. s. Senator.
Van Wrinkle vas elected u Republican,
but Johasonized. His term expires on ehe
4th Of March, and the present Legislature
will elect sound Republican in his stead.
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GEN. u. S. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS,
POR VICE PRESIDENT,
SCHUTLER lOLE6l.
or INDIANA.
STATE TICKET.

Fbr .$.cretary Of indts,
ED: WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
Fbr auditor 81 iaate,s
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
mr. Trearrer NJ i1ak,
SAM'L e. RANKIN, of Washington County.
m Register q Aate Land o6oe,
c. C. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
~ Attorney G.nerdA
HENRY O'CONNOR. Of Muscatino County.
FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Hvn Dsskta-.aDOHD1 ~. McCRARY.r
Ascsnd Dtsfvic4-CsL. WILLIAM SMITH.
5Rtrd Dts6id-WM. b. ALLIeON.
HbastA NsGta-WILLAM LOUGHRIDGk
Hin hsf,S1-RNAFK ". PALMER.
Aa&A DSstrxa-CHARLHe G. POMEROY.
~ Judge Of Circuit ce4yf.
xOHN1B ORA YER OF Henry County
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SEYMOUR says that seeing both houses Of
Congress are Republican, he would Be utter
y powerless to do any harm in the Pfssi-
Dental chair.
When ks vas Governor ofEew York, both
branches Of the Legislature were Republi-
can, but he was powerful enough 70 veto Tho
bill passed by them, authorizing the soldiers
to vote.
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A Musical Box for One Dollar

USHE French Great sensaton; NOVELTY, cheapness,
i durability; IN highly polithed cass, metsiiia
tongues brilliant in tome Of tbs best constr cton with
the most impr avemenis keyless pattern Z.
Eight Select Airs, Emnently adapted 10Y the drawing
room table, Guaranteed Of the best workmanship and
performance No. sizr airs 81; No 2, l6 .irs 81
No. s. "a airs, 50 All sent Psls receipt Of the
amount No SCENTS discount. Address VIM sCGTT
ogsnt. No. q Marx Street, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31

ur.Io1AL AGENTS. ARE WANT ED in every City
Town anil applications from competent parties for
such agencies, with suitable endorsement, should lie
addressed TO THE coMpANYs GENERAL Agents
ONLY. in their rtslestive distriets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31

SEYxouR called 70. cheers fer the soldiers
in his speech at Chicago. But when Sey-
mour was Governor Of New York, he vetoed
q bill passed BY the Legislature allowing Sold
isrs to vots,. It makes . difference, All 8
vide one in eeymour's views, whether he is
in Office or seeking votes to put him in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-31
AMERICAN HOUSE

me Ld'ses frst-osass House IN NeV EhEan3.
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
s!n6LA ARAkTn9Nfs. with Bathsaa and Hater
nee, and Cab. s'.P1 "
Jun IL LIwle RICE eOH p,o,.,.
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This Syrup IL net intended as .cure-s," psr i. u
by any means recommended such but will cure
h diseases for which il is prenarsd-ulcn Itch the
public may rely with confidence. 1t no experira. MT
having been in for many years with ed succ
II possesses all the valuable curative properties Of Tar
and other remedies OF kindred charace. conducting 10
tbs same d. namely the of that inssdious and
dangerous disease. that annually down 10 the
grave ere-siNth Of II 4s who DIFFERENTIATION. The
Danger Of 'hs disease is in its stea.thy approach.
little cold'-a "slef, eough' is all at frst SIT viii
soon go in this hope the patient is deluded
lit grows worse-ahd finally Consumption ENDS In
death. which might and should have been cured In It's
incrteHcy, In the event of these primitive symptoma
NANTES ting them selves, Wright Tar syrup is happ,-
y calculated to them and time should be Lost
in applying the reue5y-desy i. merely suicidal for
Consumption In whatever stage it may present itself il
not TO Re tteS with and in case no condition
In life VIII the paenh real the fatal truth Of DELAYS
are dangerous as III ts fatal Eonsnmt ton il surely
will be il not taken fold of at once aud the RANDY
timely ard ersistent1. appii d.
Many tn cries 5een INDUCED +, A. 70 the c.ps.
Of tohsuh ption. AHpng the MI st enlightened minds
great dive sfy OF exits 1t il not on, nresent
lnose 70 as uss fhi matter. but ii 10 evident to Us
az That the fell dtseas among and it our prov.
inc to curet and is to this end that We have direct
ed our efforts IN the preparation Of this syrrp Prom
the dangers OF delay IL, early stages we hsy. ,po
iree.3 aad snf Grey. Wishing to do good to
would adons thu afflicted to sspoIk while n 4. al
day, for coon il will se ste-when the ssnoht Of
dsath sets in, when nj man cau work Agsn and
finally Lose precion time which will bring such sore
repentance and such dit eful fetrbution.
Dr.. Wrights Tar sYgup is seId BY al Druggists.
LoKD 4 SMITH, Chicago,
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DON'T TRADE VOTES.


There are rumors-we hope they are NJ.
founded-of Republicans who are swapping
votes with Democrats. We earnestly urge
every Republican to keep clear Of this bust
ness. II ia said that many Democrats a..
proposing to vote for McCrary or Grant, il
the Republicans they address will vote 70,
Rice for Judge. We hope the matter will
rsst simply Is Democratic proposition
that there will be no acceptance by Republi-
cans. There will be many Democrats who
will vote for Grant; We are glad of it. There
will be many Democrats who will vote fol
McCrary; No are glad Of that. They will dc
it without being bought TO do il BY Rspubli.
can votss. For that is what it is; . bargain
and sale Of mans vote; as wrong in princi.
pie ~ though it were done for money, Ye,
many men, who would scorn to buy votes OF
sell their votes for money, will do itin this
wrapping way. Again We urge Republi-
cans not to do this. Let us welcome every
Democratic vote for Republican candidate,
but don't buy one such vote by the sale OF
your own. Vote the straight Republican
ticket.
We learn that Mr.. Rice anticipates large
business in this way that shall rebound to his
great advantage: he expects to get Republi-
can votes enough in that manner to elect
him. Now, We ask any Republican who
intends to be party to such an arrangement,
70 remember this; II Henry county would
trade McCrary or Grant, or both, to secure
votes for Drayer or . local candidate; if the
several other counties in the District would
90 into the same business 10 order to secure
the success Of some local candidate-then
the District would be lost to McCrary or
Grant. There is no saSety but in voting the
full Republican ticket.
There il another feature OF this. Il il
strange ~hat honest men. and gentlemen ara
tricky as pickpockets in the matter Of mill
hes. Men Who wouldn't cheat their ne;sb
bors for the world, or do wrong in business
will say that everything is fair in
pslit,cs and war. And Democrats that you
vouldn's suspect Of il, viii promise each Of !
half dozen Rspabh cans to vote for AcCrary
d Grant, if they will vote for Rice; and if
hey promise and keep it, there will be his
ons vote for McCrary or Grant, and . half
losen votes for Rice. Il won't do. Vote the
shole Republican ticket. Give every man
lpon it the full Republican support.