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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31

aPIcrUREs IN CLOUDS. LET no one pl
pone getting their pictures taken because
tIe. cloudy weather. Mr.. Winter can tai
good ikenesses just as well in "foul weathe
as fair
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31

MEAS.-Therc are quite pumbcr of per-
sons in Albany who do net take the Demo
crat, either claiming that they 10 not Ike lis
politics or are too poor to afford it and yet
some of them make practice, as soon as
the paper is delivered by the carrier Of go-
ing into the stores and shops of those who
subscribe and pay for it, and unceremoni-
ously ''gobbling it up" and sliding out With
It in their pockets. Now, gentlemen, that
fs piece of knavery that's pretty low down,
and we would advise you to stop it or some
of yon will get an ''airing" in the columns
of. the sheet which Jou affect to despise SO
much but which in reality you can't keep
your crooked digits off Of long enough for
the rigatful owner to get look at. "Give
us a rest on that style of procuring your
reading matter, and comeup and subscribe
for the treason mill"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31

THE GREcIAN BEND.-The fair ladies of
Albany hav'nt got it very badly yet, but
Mansfield & Bro. will have new stock of
frst-class goods of all kinds in few days.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31

CHANGED HANDs.-Mr. j. briggs has pur.
chased the interest of Mr.. Montgomery in
the planning mill of j. B. Comfy & Co., in
this city, and it will hereafter be conducted
by Messrs. Comfy & briggs.
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Knsros. llaraln c., oAio, siareh 5. lss7.

dessrs. HysteticE i suita -Ieais: / have
oeea gsiag your bit,era for thg last tsn or twelve
Seafs, ae4 c0aiiaeuiiy Say tacy al you Teeyla-
asSLd taeIa ~ b.. - LlesessAgy AAFe toauI t4em
to nay Aeaitn that canaCt do without taen-
ours respectfully, LEWIS h. MILLEa.
IuRsEE, Androseoggia Co., Ne. leu. -, 1867.
Messrs. Lostett~f j. onala-Gents: lost luy
health IN the army. great sufferer from dys-
pepsia, anu other complaints. aave coumcaced
saataes yDGr DItsers. ali iaiIy belas,s tney n-vu
u~ue Il~ nsofs EDoa tasA TIC Easo
~Vef eAAea Lssore. louTs respeat44iy,
u. j. Loon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31

ToUcur.-Friend Ball. of the Portland
CynsBss rcial. is as sensitive on the subject Of
the West-sidc Railroad as is baby about its
last stick of candy, or young lady about a
slur at her waterfall. The article which we
published last week, in relation 10 the puT-
chase Of 4I9 bars of iron for that road, was
copiel from the Unionist. and merely a. an
item of news, as we supposed it was an au-
thentic statement The DEIocgAT has never
ridiculed the West-side road, but has repeat
edIy stated that it hoped both roads would
eventually be completed, as the Willamette
Valley would undoubtedly lie able to give
them each handsome support in time. We
have taken no part in the ''war of words
bctHeen our valley cotemporaries in regard
to this subject, believing that the contractors
of the roads and the people along the con-
templated routes would build them as soon
without such school-boy displays Of silly
ieaIous;es as with them
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31

S. T.-1Sj8-X.-The unprecedented and
extraordinary demnd for PLANTATION Blr.
TEas is evidently owing to their being pre-
pared with pure st. Croix Rum, Calisaya
Bark. &c. Oar Druggists all complain thar
it is almost impossible to keep supply, and
that their orders, owing to the great demand
and limited supply, are but tardily executed.
BE sure and get the genuine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31

CIus MEETlSG.-0n last Saturday night
there was a rousing meeting of the Deu,o
cratic Club at the Court House. The great
est enthusiasm prevailed, and Democrats
showed that they were not particle SCI
back BY the late elections in the East. Sew.
eral short addresses were delivered by mem.
bers of the Club, each speaker being greeted
with rounds of applause.
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READ THIS.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
n indebted to me by note or book account aEs
notified to como forward and settle the same with
Give the matter your immediate attention, and
sere coef or collection.
June 27, Is6s-v3n45tf. ii. w. MACK.
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LOOK AT THIs!.

4 III. PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"a indebted to tne late Law arm of Cranor d
Holm, are requested to come forward and settle up
at once. CkANOR . HELM:
Dated Oct. I6, 1868. se2
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y FIRsT Class - Devil. .''-Mastcr Clai.
borae H. Stewart, an apprentice in this Of.
fee. Is years I'd, has within ,hc past week
''set up" three columns Of miscellaneous
reading matter, (reprin: and manuscript
without making single typographical error
Of any kind. lie read, Corrected, aud
''dumpeI' bis ''sticls" himself, no one else
having anything to DO with the matter unit
after the 'gaIleys" were proved" We
challenge any of onr Webfoot co.em pararic..
to ''trot cut" the devil who can beat this
Or the Jour print either. for that matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31

SELLING OFF AT CosT.-Oar readers are
positively assured that w. w. Parrish &
Co., are selling their immense stock of goods
off at cost, as they are determined to close
out business. Read their new advertise
ment in to-day's paper, and call at their
store. assured that you will not be hum
bugged with regard to their statement.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS !!

EG GGs WANTED will pay, for Eggs
"a delivered ut my store, so Cents per Dozen in
trade.
- UTTER WANTED! will pay 80 Cts.
ID per pound, in trade, for good Butter.
Oct. II, 1S09.-v4n9tf. r. CHEADLE.
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HELENA, Montana Territory, July 0, 1867.

Messrs. Hostetter b Smith, Pittsburgh Pa
Gents We have sold your Bitters for three years
in this Territory, anu truly say il is ono OF
most popular and valuable renlcdles. There is no
one preparation that aas a larger sale, or tnat
gyes nIorg general satisfaction III TINS locality
Yours, &C., PAgcHEs u PAYxTkA, Druggists.
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ysVnE u%DERaIGSED HAVE THIS DAY
Il formed .patlaer,tip foF gle conjunction Il
t.alFaais ia The Stats of Oregon aud adjoining
States aud Territories. usdpr lAo name aad aiy .e
Il Bea Ho!i4day i CO.
ELN HGLLADAY,
{. TEMPLE E3AET.
=. u. ELLIOTT,
Rortiand Sept. l2. lBb3. ugs4
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Postmaster, spfaker's Basin.
AxDrnsox c. H.. $. C., April e, 1907.

+RSD+'E@VN = 4FFF = u AFEt4 80 tVVts
Messrs. Hossetter i smith, Pittsburgh, Pa
GsnIs: AvodE Gl4s 10Th vi D@eetn1ef last, / haa
ny frame inuea tL4s m4s reduced ~ mere
skeleton. wls recommended by ny cousin, j.
j. Baker, to try bottle VI your celebrated D.tters.
did So, aud must eonte<s that l now in go0d
health, aud attribute il entirely To yuur Genuine
Ditsers. Very truly yours, JynS DAVIS, jr.
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IN NEW YORK,
MAN rACTU Rim
WfaoIesaTe FDcaTers

line himself We feel confident that We can offer n
much better material. and ~ lower prices, than
A ny other House on thp Pacific Coast
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SrHAEEa's Basis. Jaly 29,h, 1867.
Iessra- Hosiettcy i SH.tb--Gen,s: Fys lhe
pasi two years hayg bsea addicted wilh Casouir
=!sease aai weaA stomach. have tried great
ta=uy medicines, bat have received 10 beus It.
was at la; advised to IT, your celebrated Stem
aeh BstsTs. aad IL NJ ere9. ast4nish,aeat il has
entirely relieved sue. kase Recommended it Ia
others, aud 'ias always given perfect satisfaction
JogL ggiEs.
The above writer q personally known to ne,
aad can vouch for TIC correctness of lis state
meat. nESHT ConES,
Poatmaslsr. spfaker'a BASIN
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SALabx ALLES.


E*LTHs Uhl0l EsaJ = IsGs.
Messrs. Hostet,er / Smisb--ivats l have
prescribed your bitIsEs ip great number Of eases
of Dyspepsia. and as Tone in ease of general
debility. and have loand it To- The aaosi san
ggiac expectations. Respectfully,
:. d .HARpxAx, M. D.,
Formerly Physieiab to tie Cincinnati Marine Hos-
pi.al Meinbss pf ths London Msd,ea! secjaty oi
Observation, &c.
i. s.-I send you the above vD!Ha,sriiy. an4
you may ase i as yaa desire.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-10-31

tFEAhFA HAHFHt tafj tVtHt TUT
Messrs. Hsst,l.rr and Stniih--Gcuss: / have
been afflicted w.th serofaious and Bilious Con-.
plants gyr long time. and p'yse;aas couii give
'ne uo relief. - tAe advice or your aseEt par-
ceased beius &c your siou.sch ui::ers. aud.
strange 70 say. enc battle cared ms entirely. !
would recommend it to all who arc afi.is;,d in tie
same way. EespSot:Siy yours.
A
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Messrs. Hostsstes and Smith. Pittsburgh, Pa
Dear Sire am hardly able Ia express my graft
tadc Cor the benefit have derived from the use
Of your Stomach Bttssa. hsvv been salgted
with Liver Complaint aud D.spepsia fpr more
than 4 &C years. fF"h which have suffered 40 lt-
tie. Ny physicians failed u give ino permanent
ssliet. became mc!aneholy aud aahappy my
constitution was mach brohgn dowu b. aeins
mercury. accidentally meeting with one of youi
Almanacs, II indeed ne u procure lev bet
ties Of your Bittcrs which afforded me very srsaf
relief and 1t is my sincere opinion that they will
soon elect pegsiaueat cure. l wss pronounced
iucarablc. end my recovery wiii be lttio short o.
miracle. BY neshburs express sarpri.e 1t rec
ms Inc much improved in health, aud look up
IN ny. rapid recovery wonderful Gratefully
yours. Roman :. EEwroS, L. II.
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VIRGINIA CRY, Montana Territory, |
IL. Z

Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, Pittsburgh Pa
Gents have been severely afflicted with Heart
burn and Dyspepsia and have tried almost ell
remedies without avail. Finally was recommend
ed to try your Stomach Dttcrs. did 50, and af-
ter using few bottles, was entirely restored to
health
/ still continue to take your Bitters, and would
not be without them. / consider them the only
eficacious remedy Of the kind in the market. When
taken as directed, they will always prove a sover-
egn remedy to those afflicted with Dyspepsia or
diseases Of like nature. Respectfully yours
M. MARX
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FouND GUrLrY.-Juat as we go to press
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ELECTRO-SILICON,
Or
MAGIC BRILLIANT

DIRECT FROM NATURES LABORATORY.
Tho hest article ever discovered for Cleansing
and Polishing Gold, Silver. and Plated Ware, and
all smooth Metallic Surfaces, of whatever deserip-
ton, Including Kitchen Utensils of Tin, Copper,
Brass, Steel, etc.
To Jewellers aud Workers in Gold and Silver
Plate, the Electro-Sileon is of inestimable value
the time saved, and the vexation prevented by its
use, will forever endear its name to those who
have had evidence Of its merits.
REDINGToN 4 co.
Sole Agents, San Francisco.
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from tho Atlantic States Europe,
Oregon, and Sandwich Islands.
This Old anl popular Company il governed b
the NON oHFEITtKE law of Massachusetts.
ALL REg EARNINGS DIVIDED ANNUALLY AMONG THE
IhzDEkDi
Losses pail promptly. Ailp1leies Non ferfitstie
DIVIDENDS DECLARED AND PAID ami
ALLit
Fiysf Diridead Arait4bte 81 he Payment u tie
.Seeoad 1anHaI Premium.
Dut ono class Of members (Paiey hoiieraj IL
this Company, among whom the annual safpius i
divided.
Unbiased Judgment. based upon careful iaVesti
CATION. viii Yh"w that this b. Oldest Autug fife
Insurance Company II Amrtieaj offer more eaHi-
ties - fhe injured than any Other Company doHr
business on thla coast.
Life faanfanee II juieiegH investment fgr chp
itaiists. Il ia soar Investment fr those ia mad
crate eirsaastsuess. by uFies' thy may. with j.
small afuauHG Of fund.-. leave - their fauilie#
ample saoags for their support ii eEss Of the early
lecyase Of The insured.
Tgouae calco, % State Street, Boston.
PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICES: 202 Nout-
gafaery street San Ffaneise0; Room 3, Cartsr'a
building, Portland, Oregon.
EyERs0S h HATSEs,
General Agents.
REssEE.L 6 ELEAKEa, Ag'Es,
Parri.h { CO. Block, Atbaay, Oregon.
ecpt9'GsY3n5F
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4 AO1 04L AV1sk11
PITTSBURGH PA.

For sale by all Druggists, Grocers and Store
keepers throughout the world.
GD-AGENTs FOR PACIFIC COAST
HOSTETTER. SMITH <k CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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CnrNaA. Ill. o.. 2a. lsbT.

MessFa. Hostottgr & Sai,h--Ggns We haye
sold yoar bi,ters for 10 years. Ne have foua4 :.
Il give universal satisfaction. We sell of It
thsa any ether l'.i;ers. aud take pleasure In rec
oraaendlaS !. = the pab.ie. Yours respectfully.
MILLER { BosToCx.
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N, B.-The genuine Bitters sold in bottles
only. All persons whoprctcnd to sell tho article
by the gallon ar barrel are inposers, and the stuff
they offer is worthless md probably poisonous
counterfeit. Prepared and sold by
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uzw YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.

American Watch Company. waltham.
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4l6 aad lis Front ST., San Francisco, Cal.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. A
NEW ENGLAND
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Or BOsToH.
PURELY TU AL.
TNGORPORATED Iea5.

from tho Atlantic States, Europe,
Oregon, and Sandwich Islands.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-16
THE DISCUSSION TONIGHT.

At the Theater this evening discus
sion will be held between Hon. A. ".
SANDY Baldwin, and Hon. Thomas
Williams-Judge Baldwin speaking in
behalf of the Union cause and Mr.. Will
liams appearing as the champion of the
Democracy. We hope to see both par
ties largely represented and that res
pectful attention will be be paid by the
political friends CT each of the speak
ers. Let good order prevail. We hope
to see a numerous representation of our
friends from Empire As we'll as from the
balance of the county.
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perate and glaring attempts at fraud ;
and while we are far from dispairing of
the result in Indiana, We make certain
of its casting a majority for the Grant
and Colfax electoral ticket in November.
We have heard the last rebel yell and
seen the final and disastrous charge of
the rebel hosts. The Appomatto1 ap-
Pile tree will receive its GROWING glory,
and bear its ripened fruit on the event.
full Tuesday of the coming month.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-16
DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENT.

The following communication appears il
the New Orleans Republican Of the 2f:h
instant:
Editor ot'tAe Republican:
On Sunday, 18th inst, near Jeneret, in St.
Mary parish, two colored men, one Repub-
lean, the other a Democrat, were debating
politics. A dispute and quarrel arose be-
tren them. The Democrat struck the Re
publican three times with stick. The Re
publican drew a sword from his cane and
truck at the Democrat, who warded off the
blow, and went and informed some white
Democrats close b.. The Republican, seeing
the white men coming in hostile n amer,
got into skiff and started across the Teche.
The Democrats commenced shooting at him.
Just as he got to the bank he was seen to
hoist up one OF his shoulders, as though the
bullet had hit his shoulder. He got out of
the skif and started off. On Wednesday the
10th, he was found dead not great distance
from the skitf. 1t appears that the bau had
hit him below the shoulder blade, and that he
walked as far as he could, and fell down and
died. How long he lay suffering is not
known, as he was not found until the fourth
day after.
The Democrats used very powerful and
efectual argument to keep him from voting
for Grant As the officers there are Demo
Gratis. no arrests were made. The parties
tn Il did the shooting are well known.
NERITAs.
The above is but one of hundreds Of SINH
lar outrlges committed daily by the Southern
wing of the so-caled Democratic party.
Probably not one half Of these atrocities are
ever published, and perhaps it were we'll that
none Of then. eve- saw the light, since the
law seems utterly power!ess to punish the
heaven daring laurderers. This state of
things the Seymour-B Blair party seek to per-
petuate in the South, and would infict on the
North if they dared, while the great Union
party would bring peace and tran
guilty to the whole country, guaranteeing
to its citizens, both white and black, immu-
nifty from, persecution fox loyalty's sake, and
the full benefits of just and judicious laws.
Il Washington Chronicle.
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Nevada Union State Convention.

RssolreG, Tha: the Union Republican
Convention of the State of Nevada endorse
Internationally the platform adopted by the
National Convention OF the Union Republi-
c.u party at Chicago. Ma 20th, 1868.
R@solrea, That U. S. Grant, the great cap
tlin, having lead our armies on to victory
against the enemies CT our government. we
recognize in him the proper leader to lead
the great armies of Union voters to victory
on the Sd day OF November next.
ResoireI, That in Schuyler Colfax we re- c.
ognize a firm, consistent patriot, true friend
1f the Pacific Coast, 4 wise statesman, and
nue who in the councils of the nation second
ID the efforts of his chief upon the field.
Resotsed, That on this, the anniversary Of
Mexican Independence, we congratulate our
sister republic that by the bravery Of her rco-
pie they have obtained their present position
among the Republics of the world an! that
the sympathy OF true Union Incn IS with
every people, everywhere, who are struggling
for their liberties.
ReSo red, That being, as party IN favor
of of intelligent suffrage only, We heartily
ton i'll its position OF leaving to Nevada and
all orher loyal States the undisputed right to
regulate the question of suffrage for them
selves.
Rssolrea, That We have undated conf
ience in the constancg, conscience and cour-
age, the power, patriotism and purpose of the
people Of the United States. who, in war and
peace, have thus far proved themselves equal
- every emergency, and will SO continue to
me end
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POSTAL MATTERS.

The following article, from the Bulle
,io1o.b ;os. bao-;, ,,.,,, ,t .
''' u - '''D' '''''' ''"e 't''H lux
present in p0rtaut sui Jet Of postal mat
+.-- o,,~,,, ;, NJ martial e., ,;.1
49, Ava '1'
notice. We give it place for the bene-
to,, !, rcorcar,
The attention Of the pl0l.c IS called to the
change OF the departure from Havana OF the
" New Zealand and Australian mail steam
ers, from the I'm OF each month to as soon
after the 2Vth OF each month a. The arrival Of
the English nal. steamer at Colon may rem
der pr"etIcaole. o insure CORES pondence
against delay Of one month At tandma, 1t
Is necessary that the same should De forward
ed by the mails which are dispatched by the
steamer - the 3Jtn Of each month.
New>PtP'IS, circulars, book packets, I at
terms and samples addres>e ed 10 the Co(0Htes
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HUMAN LIBERTY THE ONLY TRUE
FOUNDATION OF HUMAN GOVERN
MINT

In August. 1868. Gen. Grant was rendered
public reception by the Chamber of Com.
merce of Memphis. 1t was the custom OF
Gen. Grant to avoid demonstrations of this
! character, but as the occasion was one oil
deep interest in public point Of view, and
might subserve the national cause, he con-
cluded to depart from his customary line OF
conduct and accept. The following is his
letter of acceptance:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, August 26, 1868.
| GENTLEMEN: | have received copy of
resolutions passed BY the loyal citizens OF
Memphis at a meeting held at the rooms OF
the Chamber of Commerce, August 70, 1868,
! rendering me public reception.
In accepting this testimonial, which do at
a great sacrifice of my personal feelings, |
simply desire to pay tribute to he first pub
lie exhibition in Memphis of loyalty to the
government which l represent in the Depart
ment Of the Tennessee. | should dislike to
refuse, for considerations Of personal con-
venence, to ackn owledge, anywhere or in
any form, the existence of sentiments which
l have so long and so ardently desired to see
manifested in this department. The stabili-
ty Of this government and the unity Of this
nation depend solely ON the cordial support
and the earnest loyalty of the people
Viii e, therefore, | thank YOU sincerely for
the kind expressions You have used toward
myself, am profoundly sratihcd at this pub
lie recognition in the civ Of Memphis, Of the
power ard authority OF the government OF the
United States.
thank Won, too. in the name Of the noble
army which | have The honor 10 command.
1t is composed Of men whose loyalty has
been proved by their deeds OF heroism and
their willing sacrifices Of life and health. |
They will rejoice with me that the miserable !
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Pooh OLD MANA dispatch from Lex
ington to the Cincinnati Gazette says:
The Kentucky Statesman has a letter
from Louisville, stating that the Journal
{, mpany, through Isham Henderson, on
the 23d Of this month (Septcm5er) dismissed
George D. Prentice. He received a note
stating that his services were no longer
needed. He had been put upon a salary Of
forty dollars per week, SO as to be discharged
at the conpanys pleasure. Prentice is sixty
five years old, and is broken in constitution.
He is penniless. The journal is now in the
hands of Democrats Of the most approved
pattern.
The bitterest enemy Of Mr.. Prentice
could not have wished him such misfortune
in his old age.
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U = ON tVIuly
FOR STATE PRINTER:
IL Mr. Z X. MIG II us.
of 0rnsLy County.
OF Ormsby County.

The FLOWING named gentlemen constitute
TIL, Union state Central Committee: Charles l..
belong. Chairman: {. c. Essttegmsn. Secretary
". ". tiuyt, Fred Furtii, j. Il. NrC.irton, ". A.
Bourne, John WATSON, J. VI. Ws.dw, rth, J. :.
sIsusen, Thomas Wren, c B. yahriskie, F. II
Kennedy. Il. Fuller frank Ts:-iilbue, James :.
-iingtrIaal, J. T. Hickey. J. Z. Jones, y 4. II.
,s.li John c. Lewis and J. II ki!ikta..
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Carson Township Nominations:
For Justice Of the Peace. T4I7Z
f'1r Constable. UILLIRD