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And so VIC parted. Again We were
in New York, in its vh,rl Of busy life.
The past three or four months might
have seemed dream, but for the let
tors which made so large a
part Of our Lily's life, and for an air Of
dreamy happiness which sometimes stole
over her as she sat with. book or work
lying neglected on her lap, where it had
fallen from unconscious fingers, while
her eyes looked straight before her, as
if she saw there pictures OF the future
lcngtheuing out in blissful perspective
Elliot Forester paid his promise
visit in tho autumn. He and my faith
er talked much Of public affairs. The,
belonged to the same political party
aud were both at that time much inter
estcd for the success Of Breckinriagc
yet, ! faucied / could occasionally d.
tect tone in their conversation. whict
if prolonged, would have terminated j
I discord. Ere another spring dawnet
the discord had come indeed, affrigh
ing with its jarriog notes not a sing
family, but nation. My humble q
forts are confined, however, to dcpictin
its effects on two hearts aud lives
has been said that the bitterest eumit
is ever founa between those separate
y by the narroweat lines. Ny fathe
: who had beon tho readiest to concet
% all her demands to the South befo
& the fall Of Sumpter, would not hear
=; compromise after that event.
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A r. sENKLER, M. D., c. M
PHYSICIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"
2 .CLoUD.
.a.., A,d.n,sR.iekb uilding ,Washins'ona'sn1
Rasids,es, Richmond Street oppes''e
Rxauiuiag Surgeon for Pensions.
Ra~ul.r ofnes hours TO and 7to4'
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2511o-0arERs = AND HANDBILLS-All sizes
and colors, printed on short notice: At
4. JOURNAL OFFICE
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LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm the Port OF Charleston. July Is.
vEsrELs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsr1No
WITHIN THE STATE ExcEPrEp.

: IN the FOrt Oh ChRrAestOns July ID.
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsT1Na
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff at Adgers wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co.
BARKS.
Helen Sands, 563 tons, Woodside, in the stream,
for the Rio de Ia Plata, ready-Street Brothers
Fantee tBr 24s tons Cleverlv, at Marshall's wharf
for port In Great Britain, loading-R Murs &
briggs.
Bradshaw tons, Sears at Adger's wharf, for Jack
sopville, ready-W Roach h Co. r.; U.
Adelaide 2ls tons. Wilson, In Ashley River. for Pro-
Clifton (Brh 1872 tons, Williams. at Marshalps wharf,
for liverpool, loading Mure Co.
Americus. ss6 TONS Hand. in Ashley River for Pro-
Manzanila, 166 tons, Speaf. at Northeastern Rail-
road wharf. for Roundout, New York, Leading
"A Ensl0w L Co. ~ K. Ii. .i e. .Itg
Monica, 14s tons McCobb. at N E Railroad wharf
for Phtladelpha. loading--J A Enslow l. Co.
s'ANH +; ctr sCHOONERs 'f III
Zeta Psi. ions, 1nompsop, in Ashley River, ior
Lion ST pr tans
Frank palmer. 3l2 tons, Latham. IL Ashley River.
CLARA 9Ws ass n ashs
for Northern Port, leading4L Potter. "a
8 Cady, 200 tens, hoall, at northeastern HRihoad
Wv wharf, ss,,, for New Yors. ioaaing-w Roach Co.
Norwich, loadtng-W Roach b Co. n
Grace Cnfton. - toms Q.is. In Ashley River, for
Shiloh, 27O tons, Hubbard, al Kerr's wharf, for
Baltimore. loading-H Baker CO.
cs Groves; 2ss tons. Weaver. in Ashley River. for
y Waterman. lo7 tons. Marshellt in Ashley River,
fos Newport. loading-street Bros b 90.
AdoRn nTss 2 tons Adams n Ashley River
Ratsiis. Ga, resay.w Reach Z CO. DO ''A''' 49,
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DOdd's Nervine and InvigOratOr
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GOLD DEN MEDTEs

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leaves the blood pure and healthy. : r. : 0 =.
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Whether from mercury or other causes; gives tme.
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radical cure for Nervous or General Debility In old
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msxkcts ~ T'SlcgrapA.
FOREToN HfARKRrH

LONDON, July a5--Noon.- Consolr, 981t. Bonds
nrm at S2H. 1urpenttne ats Cd. The Bank OF Eng.
and has reduced its rate Of interest to per cent
LIVERPOOL. July 16-Nocn.--Cotton steady: nm
iands l21aal2Sd; Orleans l3al3Ald; sales 10. 600
bnles, "a ..A'
Afternoon.-Cotton easier; uplands 12xd: orleana
1ad. Ord corn 2ss; new 27s 90. Red western WI eat
% 3da9s 4d. ,t3&@7H7
a.TisS. July i5.--Coiton iirm. potn on the spot
and aaoat. b'ea W IN 4 =,
-rRgeg 3l DOMESTIC MARKETS. lrsip III I, II
NEW YoBK, July l5-Noon stocks strong Ster
ling 9X. Gold S6X Cotton quiet al ss,lasl,Ie.
Turpehtine dfooping ut A296c. Resin Arm: GOOD
strained at 90 80a2 85 oi4 "a. srg.a Il
Eveniog. Cotton quiet and ,unch anaea; sales
HOO bales at 84aza345So. Flour unchanged. wheat
easfefss no spring 81 "a: red western S1 BO uuu
ber soathern new 81 SSAl as. Corn Arrner ct
Pork $50 b0 Lard frmer at 17HalsNc for steam;
20a20Mc for kettle. whiskey Arm at o. OS. Rsce
stead,i Caroline 8a9c. Naval stores quiet Freights
heavy Money easier ct 7. currency, with excep.
tions at g. Gold 363k.f- 4aAts
BALrnxoRz. July i5 Cotton quiet and steady at
SAc Flour duh and unchanged, but very firm for
low grades wheax arm and hiahers new red q, 5ba
g. Corn sdvansed; white 81 Os; yellow A. aea
VI Meas pork quiet a. sS4. Bacon arm ana A.
tive; clear sides 18,1s1SXc; shoulders ss xa1K,c.
hams 291a23c. Lard dun ss ict<a2oc. WhiSnav
SCARCE and In depsand 81 q Oesl on.
CMCmxAT1 July l6.--Afsss posk Asa naeon.
shoa,dsfs iAa. AMa1A1 s'Sss 1yks,sxo 4Sl
NJ LOUIE July 15~-Whlskcy arm ct q. Mess
pork ana bacon unchanged. xAxd nominal as le
a1eKc.
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sTH Tf.lHslEE F. CHARLESTON MAR * ET.
b. ROR TaR yFRwKyrNDTrc yrrr:v t1k 1hsn,,


TEE cHops -ihp growing cotton crop has bsen
favored during the week Just closed with weather
suited to the healthy progress Of the plant and with
tho exception Of an occasional complaint, the great
macs ,ofc the intelligence has been good, and
much Of It, Of a hopeful character The corn crop
has been Spfeting to considerable exten. for van
OF rain. ana IN some quarters has been badly dam.
aged from this causs, while In other places sun.
ctent supply Of moisture has been obtained: bat
ADDITIONAL rains are much wanted in many SEQ
lions topsrfect this grain. The rice crop IL in 90
conoiuon on the larger streams where an pie
supply u Hesh water be had but On the smaller
rivers the plant is being damaged for want of GOOD
now Moderate rains at this time would benefit al
crops. ano is demanded II good provision yield ia
to be secured.
The CorToN MARKer-The staple IN fha Nc,s;;j1fs,.
market during most OF the past week Las bse,, nsu
and soMexhat aetyai with q tendencysta advance
addiaDg nplnnds; which opened he IL "a fardepin0
~1>sWf5ssd but closing easier, while The article
AZ sew Xofk. which began at.34X has since been
rather stsay 81 SA91@aA9sc, and OF .his point mid.
Gnu 0Ing upsands have remained without variation at
ooo 70. The stocks OF the article throughout the
SCUM nave hecorae SO much reduced that tine trans
"0ohs can only be OF the most limited character
nsai the receipt OF the new crop.
1he En- hsh and Northern msrkets hava sbovn
tne following movements during the week just clos
60: Al Liverpool on Friday July Oh the staple was
quiet sales 10 oeo bales, uplands 12g6d; at New
York the artlcle was dull ard No. lower, sales O. o
bales at sA1<c On Saturday the fof1aor was active,
sales Ia 600 bales. uplands t2d the laster opened
dun but closed frmer. sales s7b b les at 3Akoa
8Ahc. On Monday the former was active but pu
changed sales 1900 bales, uplands the lattor
was WI hout alteration. sales $50 bales at $40
SAhc. On Tuesday the former was active, sales
1AooO nales uplands 121sd the latter was Arm.
safes leoO Gales az sAa<@sAAc. On Wednesday the
land- l2z@i2sSd, the latter closed droop,nassa,e
1s00 bales ct SASc. Yesterday tile former wss eas,ar
at l211d The latter was quiet st 8A>a@sA1Sc.i s$
The supply OF the aEticle In sight st tho lstest
Haka rolt/x n. tr7
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OFFICIALS

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the postoface at
Charleston for the week ending JULY is. 1862
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, % the
pewspeper having tho largest circulation in the City
Of Ch?rleston. :..,
AaePersons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are "Advertised.,' :t-
a8 Once hours from A, NJ. to P. n. On Sun
days, from to 9 p. M,
: v. at,;. STANLEY G. IROTT. Postmaster.
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A0r Persons depositing letters in hesPostpfhcs
Win please place the stamp near the upper Eight
hand corner Of the envelope, snd they VIII also
pleass TO remember that without the stamp lstter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
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efiaaafial aa0 .Gpmmerfial.

The CharlestOn Money Market. nex,h
srr ,-, THrnsnAy July IS. 1859.
The money market has been dull throughout the
wesk. There were few offerings and transactions
wsrs limited. Tho quotations below are given at
sAeir nominal value: Money ts easy at y per cent.
per month on good oollaterais. City Stock s firm at
ea0ea State Bank. bills are in good demaad; other
quotations unchanged. r.i,f+1.;p ~, i.,.j,
c@Jq SOUTHERN BANK BILLS. ti.,i'-tr, :,
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ID h A R H Full
WHAT MEDICINES
.ecm you, ia X H.

WHEN YOU ABE EXHAUSTED BY ovEkwoRK
OF Head or hand. and feel the need of sOmethir In
v9orating don't Drink whiskey any intoxica ting
thing, whe her under the name of Batters or other
wise. kuch articles give JUST o. much strength to
yopr weary body and mind as the whip giyeo to the
hgsA 8ASFss Is sPa 81 @Sfs AlGehee stngsntg
by DEPRESSING REACTION. .'rfI "~I.r-:-r,s :,
DOdd's Nervine and 4nvigOratOr
is TONIC and GENTLE sTIhULANT which ID
MOI attended hy nEAOIlON. WHAT it gains for
you IT maintains When 1t Re efreshes body or mind
reffeshes with natural strength that comes TO stay
Weare not recommending teetotasm In the interest
OF any faction; but long and extended observation
teaches us that he who resorts to the bottle for rest
or recuperatton will nnd aa he keeps at It, that he
1e kindhnR 6re In his bones which will consume
Ike the flames of perdiHon. Turn from it. Take
tonic t that VIII refresh and not destroy. DODDR
9EHXINE 10 TOR sale by all DrugRists. Price One
Drllar. See Book Of Certificates that accornuanies
Ieeon ootto. =. q. .. ttTmoS June 26
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HotIsyLE. dn]y l6-ss psoxisions vsaAy ARM: Mess
FORK soa ehoulders 1Aa14kc; clear sides 17xo.
5 WtrA1NuTos, Jnly - --Spdrits turpent,ne $3.50.
Rosin quiet. Turpentire unchanged. Tar 90 2o
E ,'iApausrAs J1y -aCNHcr nasshek essy, sales 70
bales; receipts 20 bales; naddiiDs nominal at
ctSsAvAssAH. July 46-No market; receipts es
bales; exports 100 bales. hini: .ac; ,1.. 80,
&. aaosnHb ii yuly y, nothing aDae; receipts As
hsles: exports 9SS bales. Il 4, ,.',ir.,,. 4 .
p ,,Nnw oaIHANs July 1t.1Cotton. middling 80 No;
buyers only on ring sac; sales 3s bales: receipts 4e
balee; exports 248 bales. Gold s6h. Sterling blK
NewYork sight no premium. Sugar nrmer; com.
mon 1Oal1c: prtme 1880. Afolasses nominal; choice
fermenting 63a6Ac.
-A.l -A.lssIaIa..
Wflm1MHtoM Market. ->.---',>
w1LMINaToN. July Ia--fuaiprts-aha1xr Ii 81 Mar kes
stesdy with sales Of 400 bbls at % for virgin and
~ 66 for yellow dip. per 280 pounds
T.! SPIRIT6 TUHRRNTIkEAMOs sales reported y 4 ,
FosIN-Sales Of 1167 bbls at 81 65 for strained
7e for No q 80 for extra No o. IS s7S for No !,
TAR-4s bbls changed hands at - 20 per bbl.
Macon market.
MACON, yuiy 4si-e6TroNA - here we're ten bales
eold to-day. and bales received none shipped. We
have no 0bRnG6 to note thefe being no demand ana
no cotton Offering. MddIings are held at SIC. Stock
On hand Yel bees. ~ ~. .4s4,fgAe m5.
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North. Mrs r !
|NeAlson. Mrs. 1K

North. Mrs p 4
fNealson. Nrs 1k
| :. q ID, ~.
Newton, Mrs J A
IPorcha, Mrs @ A
Parker, Miss e
pea, son, sarah
IPinckney. Mrs J
IPitkener, Mrs a
lPayknes, Mrs p,
IHnckney, Miss
f IL e;
Powers. Mary
|Price. Miss l.
ramsey, Lefty
Reeves. Mrs A v
Riley, MISS 8 A
Robertson, Julia
Roosevelt. Sarah
| Ann
lSanders, MISS A
ISheerhsiner,
| Mary .l+..-,
t1oubiates. Eerah
|6peiasegRM, f
Emily y
steel, . Mrs O
| F,tephens, Grace
>teads, Mrs C J
lemith,t Miss 90
Smith, karah -r
|SimonR, Lucy :,
footner, Mary b
|VE,'sRn ..Graceyd
Wade, Mrs y -
Watts, Mrs 9 Z =
Webster, Mrs G
West, Esther A
White, Jane s
Whaley, Sarah
|Welsinson, EN-.
|Wo,f, Miss M N !.
Waipole. Mrs j
b,
Wood, Mary "A
Wilson, Mrs p l.,
Williams. Mrs e
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Barr, Misc NJ A
Barron, Sarah
Berney, MISS e ]
Blake Miss EJ
Blake, Mary M
Black. Mrs.
Bradley, MARY
Cammer, Mlss I
Can'neld. ~ Mrs J
Caupben, Mrs {
ClAton. Mrs J
ColAby, Mrs Il q
Collins. Mrs L
Collins, Mrs p
Coone, Mary
Cox. Narsha
Grafton, Mt-s e
Curtis, Mrs N
Dorcey, jane
DayP, Mira H,r.,t
Deans, MRS T.
Dixon, Carrie
D11gle. Caroline
Doucine, Aman'
da luGCi u.
Douglas Mrs n
Dunn. Eiixa "a
Enlhnette. Miss
r,asaSi Mrs. n
b. rNo. ge
Freacy, Mrs B !.
Fraser, Roetna' 80
Frundly, Kate
Frazer, Charlotte
Galllard. Mary I,
Geary, Ann
Gibbs. Fannie
Gnliard, Emma !,
Glover. Hester
Goddard, Mrs W
/: H. .&i-.stt.1 ~.
Herris, Julia e !.
Holmes, tEzlF'
Hughes, Hattie
Hntson. Mrs ]
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DsAcSnSy III vabis @ supply sali; ..... :. SolSsS
Stock VI cotton hsld BY Manchester spinnsrs as
Ahs iils. now $4,000 balsa; same time 1855, 100 o9o
bales M'adling uRlands now a2,lalaxd; then l1Nd.
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WasMEN's LIST.

jackson, Mise L
Jones, Mfs.J :
Jefe rson, Miss D
Jeryey, Mrs T D
'JervSy. Carrie .
Jefferson. Mar. ;.
tber :
Ken nney, Mary
KeRgs. Mr. K q
Keckeley, Mrs III
y
Kerr Mary Ann
Kerr. Mary Ann
Kerr, Fannie L
Kidd, Anna T..
Knroy, f1len
Krdse, Mrs w
Krissell, Mrs N
@ o Gas
.Lavstue, Anna
Levy Mary Ann
Lewis, Clara ;i-
Lucber. Anna.
Martin" Miss G {
Maher, Mrs VIM
Msy, Eliza !,
Aayon,, Mrs g c
u are: Miss g. .
Magttn,- -MrgiC
MsnioD. Jane
Mathews, @kllxa
n
Martin. Miss g
Maxcy. Mrs Il a
Marsh, Mrs L
Michel. Mrs L
Mills. Irene
Morrison, 'Mrs r
6 q !i!!5.. =, q
NJ Mofett, Miss L
MORRISON, Miss L
Mou4trie; Mrs L
MorAnt, Mary &,
Donald, Lucy
~ = tt-,.l
oGa,thy. Lucy
Masspsoan,1..zd.4,e
McNea1s Char
..eat@.. anne =
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THE DAILYNEW
As1s sculpture.

LSfe Sculpture.
Chisel In hand stood o sculptor-boy.
With his marble block before him
AND his eye lit up with gleam Of JOY,
Az an angel dream passed DER him.
He carved that dream ON q shapeleas stone,
With may Q sharp inctsion
That angel dream he had made his own,
He had 6aueht that angel vision.
Sculptors of Iafe are we, as We stand
with our souls uncarved bt fore us,
Waiting the hour when at 9od'e command
Our iifu-dream passes befors u.s..
II we carve It then ON ashspeaess stone. ~
with many Q sharp inciston !; a ''.f
Tha angel drea shall be our own, ~. .,',' ="
Our own tn angel vi ion y, s9;S'H i.'''
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Arrived tssseraa;y. !

ArMved fester00y.E t.sl8&E
.ss sss. 1 sna slass: ass efsF,s K.s
o'Nein Bon. D = Ailsal ASss.A, FAIR. N McGor.
Snoaney @as apss BEE e. Mss Ts.s
G%sa 81 SSSrssss &c stSs "a ke's
1sTs lSa s3sss Rcs s,o. TO
L Howard h Bro
aUCNI1I Ci4Afess Yestesday.
sseans4h, 4SDa gsenstheus gGssy. Philadephia--5no
Steamship Falcon. Horssss ssas6dsosSz csaassaav ii
bark b len sands woodslde, Montsvideo ana amar.
81 ket-Street Bfost& Go. f8 8sggst,vsfT
Sailed Kssterday.
6teamship Prometheus, GRAY Phfiadefphia
Steamship Falcon, Hoasey. Baltimore. go 9Erigr
From S.,is t.ors.
Steamship Champion, Lock wood. New 70. X, July 1s
Cleared for this Fort. i!5
schr Myrover, Brown, at New York, July A.
memo nmnA.
Charleston, arrived a aoiTass' Hole. July Il. ' ~
LIST DE VESSELS
or. 0LKARED AND SAILED FOE HIS PeAT.
Il Savzsfoots &
The Vince Halliday up. e. 4 !............. june -
!, ,tAtlr DoMa alTsat0E a'a7.IlG... Z9
aeAr velocity. r,nsSs sSSas8s'ssS ssss s june is
ssss ss's ssssss ss :sa,y
schE Stampede strsssog slssred. ,Sn'ya
Brig Hanpdsn. uls ac.a sune go
sschr & " Mw SMITH 1oekss up; .Ju,y i2
Schr MyeoveFs Brasns cieasedls. ~. .Jnyaa
~ so a.ssNpHtxADfnPHIGno sG faN9I 9 slj4
6chr Sarah On'leu. Avis up.. July
FRAno1s H.aDvo. ',al..,", 81 80 5.,5 4,
Lassof the Arm d shspssra. Duo b Cohen.
'23f1 ~ S'a :. - u 49,. - 5# teVfUJ
p u Al " r 1N@ II a R tE,r.
sSIsam And who,ssais Dsslsr Il, 4 i'yIs}o sw t,3,
II yAEASNkb. sEgfAapHD WARE, aoS,,ss aoS, u, q Z
NO. 20 Hayne-serest, Dharlesso1. .. O.
ssr on. PAINT, FRUIT CANS AND BOXES
made . specaalu, mf maya
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q REP7tA4IRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0. j
MAY IT ;, ~ ,;,~.. ., DAC 3mos
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.@aariut Qtuts.

e@arinf Rfms. = = = 7 r
Fort OF Charleston. July 16.
PORT CALHNDAEE,ra,7
!, PHI Es, QI. THE NOON. >, ~cr,,,re,s
Last Quarter. 1st hours. az minutes. evening. "'
New Neon. 9th hours, ID minutezt morning. frw "
First Quarter. 16th hour. 20 minutes, morning.
Full Moon. 23d hours. 81 nipuSEsy moruJna. = u
Last Quarter 3lst. IL hours, As minutes, morning.
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Nozr.-ws hfel deducted .trom New Orleans
4ls's' 0a'ss Up'anl "a tsm Mobile 1880 oa's'. 'rona
Savannah 1874 bass Sea Island and 2lo bales Up
land = i5Sskm 0s2a hars Eea Islana and
2a2 bales Upland, sh. quantisiee received at those
ports fron Mosnls florida. Texas and,ssyannah
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CITY PcEILECs.


Eighth Senatorial District German Democratic
Meeting.
At q meeting OF the German democratic electors
OF the Eighth senatorial district, comprising the
Twelfth, Nineteenth and Twenty second wards the
following preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously Adopted
Whereas attempt been made TO srepre,en the in.
dciaocratr cizene Of the Eighth Senatorial district well
be n.s an oTg ps snd oe II
STATE senate we feel & 70 be duty yndcate both him
Received Tina. sssyred BY the honest, faithful and ~,
Eat he viii in The future a. he has in tho pGs con- W.
nue TO yndcs!c and protect the interests Of the working
ssn Ssss our eonnqed condenc cir h SEP snS
VIII labor earnestly and urceAsngy his reelection
@ lbe position which he has houofsby and credtaby
Resolved That wo call upon the worknnen of all nation
ss Y dy f os sS " sge of the nsSss .
es eon Of fs ss s1Ssr d su Sf
q s sta ae smPys spd
MOI only provoke the monoposts to opposItion bu. The
united working classes to the earnest support Of their true
Resolved, That WILL under all circumstance oppose
b.s notorious bis conspicuous opposition a. legislator
20 Inc rsas Of tho WORKING classes and who sy be
Interests OF monopos and base corrupiionists and who
has eyer peen recorded a. tho foeman Of The German work.
Ee:olysd That German seYocra.c citizens apd voer
Ssnounss base fraud
Who ssSsmes c on sqnsny The 18Th u and sssunng the
s'sS .ns i'sSss re
" w se e. fsSis
how sSs IN mel wS and hsss
man feoY the district regard their action 40
for Eny Of every hons nam
democratic voter OF the district.
c. Corneblsep, Chairman, Nineteenth ward; II. @.
Dempwolf, Twenty second ward, and l.. Brosi,
Twelfth ward Vice ChaIrmen; +. Landman, Jr,
ward; Ernst Behrs. Twenty second
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Norton
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