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The Fimo for FraternlzatlOn.
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From ne Cincinnati Commercial. '' .'
The Radicals who are for DELAYING
the admission OF Virginia and MIssIs.
sippl unless II can be'done without re.
moving the disabilities Of the white cItI &.
Zens who participated In the rebellion,
should carefully consider the statement
OF the Rev. James Lynch Of the latter
State, who Is conceded to be one OF the
most intelligent colored men in the
South, and the most impressive speak er
among the freedmen. He declares that
the white people of Mississippi have
thoroughly abandoned resistance to the
doctrines Of the Republican party, and
conceds equal political, lights 10 the
colOsed men. He Is therefore in favor
of universal amnesty coupled with uni.
vefsRlSnfirage, and fears, IT this Is not
granted, that 1t will result in class an.
tagonisms that will iujutIously affect
the future hope,and quletof society in
the South. ptylul ldGG DHldlL
The statements como from a colored
map, who 10 thoughly In sympathy
with his own people, and would not be
likely,to advocate q policy that would
operate against them. He 10, also, a
Republican, aud as anxious for The
future success OF The party as any mem.
ber oTlt. Therefore, his AtRtements are
entitled TO serious confederation, N
1stmust be apparent to all that we
can not permanently hold Virginia,
Mississippi, or any other State in q
provisional condition, subject TO the
control Of Congress, even though some
risks must he taken IN returning to
political fellowship the disqualified
whites. We may suspect the Bound.
ness Of a conversion that savors strong.
ly OF oompulsion, but Willis sincerity
be improved by continuing the com.
pulsory ipfocess7s The Administration
and Congress are In The hands Of the
Republicans. They control all the
offices. The purse and sword are theirs,
aud Will Iemeinl theirs for three years
timeto try sthesppllcy Of Cancellation,
analby wlptnE, out Ihesggma Of politl-
cali disability, AiRnify onr readiness to
receive into fellowship and communion
those those SA9 rose IN arns L, destroy the
-,sIt seemsto US that there Is no COCA
sion for iarther delay The occasional
outbreaks of, dlsloyal, feeling and
hatred for the Union and It's defenders
are not TO be Interpreted as refiectIng
the feelings OF the mass Of the Southern
people. .Webelieyelthem TO be sincere.
~ anxious, as q mass, to become. one
with as Ia the great political system,
and that feeling of pride in. the gro WITH
and greatness OF the Republic Wlllul.
tlmately take the place OF eectIonAlbi
ternesS and eBeutment, and eXllnRtish
the deslrelto break up the Union into q
series OF petty and Jealous coniedera.
cies. Now that slavery 10 abolished,
the strongest motive for separation has
been taken away, and all will seek un-
der the one system that Individual and
social prosperity which never deserted
any man, either North or South, as
long as We were united people.
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THr CoNPLKxtoN Ladies who wish q
fair a1ln and good complexion, free nom
Should NO these remedies occasl0nRlly The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure
will result in sparkling eyes and blooming
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THERE ib.a movement In England toI
abolish troWlef8, n gLM1lesN WhoJ wear
ifhefi Opposo D itliSB eeiI Ifyd HIizi I'll |
sfuE Situtiat e'ieiig ssyl. sy. ~
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TENHEsBER.
Federal mse.Hoidors DasertInF
ROnteR.
Eh0 labetnatoEIai canvais. 2 :

20 NomlnatS CShai.
dates for the LeEtBIatur6.h 4 m /,
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GERMAN |]EI BITTERS,
HOOFLAND,s GERMAN BIrrERs
BLOOD r,.PU RIFIER 8

SySafa "a itn6xn, and tvin cure all diseases re.
AultIDg from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, kOop your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs in
tJh sound, heAltny condition. by .N
~ Y tho uho OF theao remedies, tL
,zlsih and mo- disoaA0 will 40.
,.ua ever AAau you. lsy.E
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-Wrlght's lard works at Boston was
burned Wednesday night. Loss tSO. 900.
Insured. I's'7 ''
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RhdD WHIT FFUFLh SAT.
.-ynrFf aux r aE
Who could aak for moro substantial testl-
moDy than 10 thus given.
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DTGEsTIYE ORGANS.

A.ni ,Eag ~ luaIus H.aH.|
.ps -frT .I ..H54 !.
HH.f..r aH ... .... Hu
t .IH ... faI.. lHI .uH4....
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-TheextensIvs bookstore Of Foster
q Todd was entered Wednesday night
by burglars. and robbed Of goods TO the
amount Of 800 or $780, III yUg Ag
-Ths Yacht Pear, cSpsixsd ana SINK
on Lake 81. Clair, "wednesday, George
Netting Of Detroit, was drowned, the
rest OF The party were rescued by u
tug after being ln the water six hours.
The officers who went to the scene
ot. the antirento ontraRes In New Yotk,
TO serve warrants, yesterday, simply
notified the parties that they were
wanted In court to-dRy, \ Ng ~
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CINCINNATI, Dec. 7.
FLouR-Unehanged; family s. 25a
8 60; extra "a rs. H'T h
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull and lower. No.
2, 81 06; No. !, 81 10. Corn-Dull; sup~
ply large; new ear 73a75c; old $50. Oats
Held higher; 6Sa5Sc. Rye-Steady al
90a95o: Barley-Unchange
CoTToN-Dull and lower; middlIuE
2SHc; low middllng go.
ToBACCo-In good demand; sales ITO
hhds at 81 95Al67 80,
WHIsKY-Closes firm; sales at 900;
now held at 81 90. ~
Hoos-DuiI at 50 75a1o 25; receipts
$500. Green Meats-Dull at 141<a15Hc;
sales at these rates all round. Cut
shoulders alone sold at 11kc; hams at
loo; Sides alone sold at 1876.
PRoyIs1oNs-Flat; demand light
Mess Pork-Held at $50 go, bnt was not
saleable at better than $50 90. Bulk
Meats-12k, 15H and loo for shoulders,
clear rib and clear sides. packed. Ba-
conduit; shoulders offered at l4Ac,
10 come out, and sides at l7<RlSo;
there is @ moderate demand for Bhoul-
ders at Ike, but none for sides. Sugar
Cared Hams-2la22c. Lard-l7IfalSNo 10,
and dull.
ggTrER-Unchanged and steady at
EdGs-37aSSc, and dull.
OILs-Llnseed 0ll-8SaS9c; demand
light. Lard oil-Sl Goal 55, and Arm,
Petroleum-S2a34o for refined.
GRocRRIEs-Sugar-Dall; New Or
leans 1S1al4<c. Molasses--Lower;
SOaSSc for choice New Orleans. Coffee
Steady at 1SA24c.
PoTAToEs-Yery dull at 81 90 per bbl.
GoLD-l22% buying. ~.
ExoHANaE-steady; 10 per cent dis.
count buying.
MoNRY-Ths market Is close and the
demand pressing at 10Al2 per cent.
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Uhicago Market.

CHICAGO, Dec. 7.
FLouR-Quiet; sales at 80 OOa7 rs for
choice white winter extras; q 5Oa5 25
for good TO choice spring extra; a OOa
4 25 for fair TO good.
Observation-Disclosures most OK.
cluslVely on speculative account at 9Oa
0lc for No. !; S7IIfaSSc for No. 2; closing
at outside for future delivery; No. 9
sold At 6TAaSSc, seller, month; So<a
899Zc, seller, January: after 'change,
the market stood SSASSkc, seller, De.
cember. Corn-More active but quiet;
1Ha1Ao lower, closing at 77a776c for
No, 2; speoulator and dIstillers were
the only operators; T7a7SHc, seller,
month; 77a7sc, seller, last half Decem-
ber; 7sa79Hc seller, January. During
the afternoon sales we're made at TIA
TIC seller, December. OAts-Dull:
sales No. 2 at 4I9<a42c cash; $40 seller,
January; 4l<c seller, December. Rye
Quiet at 77a77hc for No. 2; closing
q 16Hc.. Barley-Dull and nominal at
S0aSSc for No. q.
DREssED Roas-QuIet; closing steady
at Sl2 25al2 75, dividing on 200 lbs.
HoRs-Dulland 10al5o lower; sales al
~ 46aS GO for fair TO medium; $40 OOA
~ 90 for good to choice; $40 76all SIX
IUr extra 10 prime. az .FT' ! -
CATTLE-Dull and q shade easier al
g 76a3 50 for fair Cows; IS 7ba6 90 for
fair TO medium; 20 4Oa7 12H for good 10
choice Bhipping beevea,
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THE NEWS.


The New York canals are practIca ally
closed for the season. About liz boats
are frozen In near West Troy, one half
OF which are loaded with wheat, oats,
and barley. i''
The Kentucky Legislature met at
noon Monday. f.
Senator Morton writes 10 his frlenda
In Indianapolis, from Washington that
he is confident the Fifteenth Amend.
ment will become o part OF the ConBtI-
tuition before Congress adIourns.
Francis Minor, 81. Louis, husband
OF Mrs. Minor, OF Women's Rights no.
torlety, has applied TO the Supervisor
oil Registration there, stating that his
Vile and some other women will en-.
deavor To- be registered as voters Rt the
coming election.
An immense gang Of burglars has
Just been discovered and broken up OF
". Louis.
The schooner Mary Alice went ashore
on Trundls reef, on the Maine coast,
Saturday night. The captain and two
seamen were drowned. The balance
Of the crew were saved Sunday morn
ing. after clinging to the rigging all
night.
The San Francisco press generally,
comment favorably on the Presidents
message.
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WABHIHGrOR.

A VirEInIa Delegation Calls ON tho
.stE} t President. ,ft.5 llS
Tho CIFCuIt JndReahIp for This Dis
.r-..-. tFlCt.
'llNa 'iH WARRINGTON, Dec. z.
This morning Senators johnson and
Lewis, together with the members elect
OF the House now In Washington, and
several members OF both branches Of
the Legislature, Conservatives and
Radicals, called upon the President To
pay their respect and thank him the
recommendation Ia his message con.
cerning that Commonwealth. ..
The Senators made brief addresses 10
this effect, and also expressing the
hope that the people OF Virginia would
In the future, as now, have his support.
Ing appreciation. i'tr,
The President returned thanks for
the compliment, and trusted the CON.
duct OF the State would Justify him In
his sreCommendation for her restoration
to all the rights conferred on all The
members Of the UnIon.fA 'ig-
After presentation Of the delegates,
they requested that Judge Alexander
Rlves be appointed District Judge un-
der the new law for the Fourth District,
The President replied that Judge Rives
was too old; to which remark Senator
Lewis said Rlves was 6S years Of age,
but was In good health bodily and men-
tally, and In all respects qualified for
the office. The delegates then with.
drew.
A large number Of visitors were at
the Executive mnaslon this morning,
a majority being Senators and Repre-
sentRtlves, nearly all OF whom had In
terviews with the President, and con.
gratulations concerning the message
were freely expressed. Among them
were Senators Morton. Cole, Thayer,
Nye and Corbett, and Representative
Logan, Lynch, Lawrence, Speaker
Blaine and many others. The Virgin.
La Senators, Messrs. Lewis and John.
son. with other members OF the Con-
gresslon9ls delegation from Virginia,
had an Interview. with, tha Presi dent,
and expressed thanks for the recon.
mendattol IN the message that Virginia
be promptly admitted. Gov. Bullock,
OF Georgia, also had q short cOnVerSA-
ton with the President.
The Reconstruction Committee has
arranged fora meeting on Thursday to
consider the question OF the admission
OF Virginia. ..--...-".
The Committee on Ways and Means.
read to-day report from Mr.. Kelly, Of
the Sub Committee, which proposes to
let duties on iron stand generally as
they are but raise duties on steel and
nickel. The indications are that the
committee will propose on pig iron six
or seven dollars instead Of the present
duty nine dollars. The committee will
bo ready to report next Monday.
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Hpeclo payment. The bill was tabled
for the present,

Tor tne present,
Mr.. TrumbuIl introduced bill 10
relieve members OF Congress from I'm.
portunlty, and to preserve the indie.
pendence Of the different Departments
OF the Government. Mr.. Trumbull ex.
plalned the provisions Of the bill. II
provides that any member Of Congress,
or delegate from o territory, who shall
directly or indirectly solicit 10 recon-.
mend The appointment TO office by the
President or heads OF departments Of
any person In any OF the executive do.
partments, except such recommends
tion be written In response 70 q written
request Of the head OF the department
asking Information, or BY q Senator In
giving his advice and consent In the
manner provided by the Constitution,
shall be guilty OF misdemeauor, and ON
conviction thereof shall be flned not ex.
ceedlnR 81 900 for each ofiense; and It
shall not be lawful for the President or
the head Of any department 10 appoint
to ofice or employ In hlg department
any person who shall be directly or In.
directly recommended therefor by any
member Of Congress- or delegate from
territory, except In the manner here
provided. The bill was laid on the ta>
BILE and ordered printed.
The Senate ut 10 minutes past one
adjourned.
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THE MESSAGE.
Comments OF the New York Papers


Comments OF the New York Papers.
.. NEW York, Dec. 7.
The Herald says that President
Grants message is that OF an honest,
clear-headed, practical man. "In the
reconstruction business he simply looks
10 the execution Of the laws. His plea
for the funding of the debt and the
gradual return TO specie payments, will
meet the general appreciation Of the
oonntry." II considers the message
non.committal on Cuban affairs. 1t is
q good business message.
The Times says the message IL one OF
good news throughout. ...r...-,E
The ROrtlsays: "Thia 10 the weakest
message ever sent to Congress by an
American President" II considers
that the message "Rettles the Cuban
insurrectlOn against the patriots, and
on huancial affairs Is too QuIxotic and
chimerical for serious Consideration. y
The Tribune regards the message as
zone OF the wisesl and most JudlcIous
ever transmitted to Congress, and pre-.
dicta its hearty approval by the Amerl.
can people. lNT a .
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Rev York Produce Market.


CoTToN-Dnll, heavy and lower; sales
700 bales at 26c for middlIng upIandE.
FLouR-Closed dull and slightly in
buyers favor.
GRAIN-WheAt-HeAvy and 10 lower:
No. 2 spring Of 81 25a1 90: winter red
and amber western at 81 3Sal SO. Rye
-Dnll and heavy ut Sla1 05 for western,
OAts-Dull and heavy at 6Sa63fo for
western. Corn-Qulet and heavy al
81 OSa l II for sound mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs - Pork - Very drm at
$50 70 for mess, January and February
delivery. Beef-Nominal. Out Meats
Outlet and steady. Bacon-Nominal.
LArd-Flrm ut 100 for prime steam;
salea $50 tlerces prime steam for FebruL
ary at lS1fci now higher.
Eads-Quiet and without decided
change.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
lly Gable Telegraph to the tutelllgoncer.
EHGLAND.

.r ERGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. 7.
The remains Of Mr.. Peabody will be
removed from Westminster Abbey to
the ship Monarch, Friday, and ahe will
sail tho following Sunday.
The PresIdonIs Message In London
Comments ofthe PaIl Mali Gazette.
,-.r. LONDON, Dec. Z.
The message OF the President Of the
United States was transmitted by the
Atlantic Telegraph last night, and In
published lhla morning. r.r
The Pau Mall GdEelte, 10 lie COM
ments on President GRANTS reference
10 the Alabama claims, says: The
Americans are ready TO accept any
apology In lieu Of all damages they
demand, but England cannot do more
than she has already done. Time will
amend American BenslIiveness. Such
events % the demonstration In honor
OF Mr. Peabody will tend 10 mitigate
the Irritation. The GaEette concludes:
that the message on tue whole 10
friendly and thinks the Presldent's
suggestions that new negotiations be
entered ON 10 prevent similar troubles,
will be approved In England.
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
GBy Telegraph.l

lDS AVtObAoph'l
New York Honey and Stock Market,
t- NEW YORK, Dec. Z.
The Presldent's message and the re.
port OF the Secretary OF the Treasury
were much discussed to-day. In the
main they are satisfactory to the mer.
camille community, but do not meet
with the general approval OF the Wall
street speoulators. ,,.,
The failure Of N. B. Foleauer 81 Co.,
importers Of British dress goods, is an.
nounced. Their Indebtedness Is en-.
tirely In Europe, and no one here is
affected. They offer to settle on basis
OF IL shilling and pence sterling on
the pound sterling. The Suspension of
b. L. Toder q Co., dry goods mer.
chants. Is also announced; liabilities
over $500, 1000. 80, =
MoNEY-Closed active at 7 per cent
on call.
STERLINa-Dull at 10S1<alOSX.
GoLD-Firmer; opened at 1225S; clos.
ed at 123La1239S; carrying rates 3a7 per
cent. Clearances, 100000.
The Snb-Treasurer sold million at
l22 67a122X. - 80 -,
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Advaucsd 4
per cent in sympathy with gold and
Inc advancing rates abroad.
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CHICAGO.
Organization OF New CITY Govern.

Organization OF New CITY Govern.
menG.
., .... CHICAGO, Dec. z.
The New Common Council met last
night, and so far organized as to elect
John Comlsky, President, Mayor
Mason protesting the right OF the
Council to do 80. The Mayor then
sent 10 bis message, after which the
Council adjourned. II
PRINCE JAP. -'
The Prince Sudamana and suite will
leave here Tomorrow afternoon for
Brunswick, N. j.; where they 60
to obtain q thorough scientific educa-
ton. They dress In American costume.
I DIPTHERIA.
Two small children OF a Scandina~
vlan emigrant family, died yesterday,
on the cars OF the Michigan Central,
Of diptherIa. Their bodies were brought
10 this city. Another and only re-
naming child Is al the point of death
with the same disease.
t NOT POISONED.
DR.. Marshall, who made o post NOR
tenn examination on the body OF Dora.
THE Vanderhoff, who was supposed to
have died from poison, reports that her
death resulted from lung disease.
NO, RESPITE.
On the appeal Of. Daniel Walsh, the
murderer, 10 the Supreme Court for a
writ OF error, the Court decides that It
will not interfere. He will be hanged
on Friday. He killed a young girl to
whom he was attached.
HOMICIDE.
An ARRAY took place last night, in u
saloon nj 375 South Canal street, be-
tween Patrick Oallaghan, a train mas.
ter on the Chicago & 81. Louis railroad,
and Blckler, Q barber, In which Calla-
CHAN was 30 badly stabbed that he will
dle.f h HU,sl07f.I
FEARFUL EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.
The rotary. bleacher In the Paper
Mill OF Black & Co., at Marssilles, Ill. . ,ex-
plOded last evening at four O'Clock.
entirely demolishing the building, and
killing Mrs. Mcdonald and Mrs. vii.
eon, and dangerously inIuring Jas.'C.
Brutten and Mrs. Thompson, and
slightly inlnring several Others.
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The President sent 10 the Senate
about three hundred and fifty nomlna-
tions to-day. They were not read, and
therefore have not been made public.
II is ascertained from the White House,
however, that they were mostly OF ap-
pointments to vacancies made In one
way and another since last spring, and
have been from time to time announce
ed In the newspapers, 90 that there was
very little Of interest In the list,
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NEW YORK ClrY.
The EIectIOn for Mayor.

/ NEW YORK, Dec, Z.
The election here 10 progressing. A
heavy force Of police ID In the uptown
wards where trouble Ia appreh6nded /.
p, Burke was shot by B. Donahugh, In
q political dispute this morning. The
latter Is candidate for Aldermen.
There 10 good sleighlng here since the
storm ceased, four Inches OF snow hav.
Ing fallen. There was much detention
last night 70 the railways In and out OF
the city. II 10 now clear and cold,
The election for Mayor, Aldermen,
Asslatant Aldermen, Police Justices,
Civil Justices and School Trustees,
passed oh to-day, without any dIsturbs
ance ofimportance. But little Interest
Es,aa manifested In the result by the
majority Of the citizens. The vote was
light. Tammany was victorious In eve
~ quarter. Mayor Hall will continue
Ia oiHce two years more. ..
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HOMICIDE,
Accident ana Loss OF Life on the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
PITTsRuRaH, Dec, Z.

The mail train west ON the Pennsyl-
vania Central Railroad. due here vt
1880 this afternoon, WIS detained q few
minutes at Maner Station. While
standing al the station freight train
ran into the rear end OF the passenger
train, smashing three coaches and two
freight cars and engine and killing q
brakeman on the freight train named
Benjamin Lsndsharp instantly, wound
ing u passenger named Henry Walker
and q pedler whose residence Ia uns
known, and slightly iniuring four
other paRsengsrR. The freight engineer,
John nOran, was bruised about the
face.
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INDlAN OUrRAGEs Ia MONTANA.
The nlaOAroet on tho War Path.

lhe hlhcAIect on Gho war PAth.
a-.,a ~ b. ~ CHICAGO, Dec. z.
Important news reached Lieut.. Gen.
Sherldan's headquarters to-day. con-
cerning the Indian depredatIons In
Montana Territory. ItAppears that the
Blackiest Indians, who are very nu-
merOus In thatterritory, have lett their
reservation. organized lnto mounted
parties and are robbIng and numbering
the white citizens In most shocking
and barbarous manner. A mass meet.
Ing OF citizens OF the territory was res
GENTLY held ut Helena, at which com>
mnnieation was prepared and address.
ed to Gen. Hancock, commanding the
Department of Dakota, and q commit.
tee OF prominent citizens deputized to
carry the document to the General at
81, Paul. .
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Tho Albany and sulqaehanua Ra.l.
road Case.
RoCa1EsrEn,l ]

lfSi il ID 1uUthoEEIsI Dec' Is
The case Of the Albany and SuGque.
hanna suit was resumed to-day. Sew
eral Witnesses on Ramsey's side testi-
fed 10 the bad character OF the Inen
brought 70 albany. 10 attend tho cleo.
tion on the 7th Of September who voted
the Fisk. d Gould ticket. The case for
RAMSEY. " 90. then olosed. and David
Dudley Field opened tho case for the
Fisk party.
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SHREVEPORT, La, Dec. Z.
Election returns from Eastern Texas
Indicate majority for Hamilton.
,... .c.r GALVESTON, Dec. Q.
Ths counties OF McLennan, Fort
Bender, Walker, Bsxar, Washington,
Hill, Colorado, Montgomery, Brazorle,
Bastrop, Grimes, jackson. Victoria,
Travis, Bowie and Cass give Davis an
aggregate majority Of 6.822. Theooun.
ties OF Bell, Ellis, Falls, Congell, VII
Hanson, Hays and Caldwell give Ham.
llton an aggregate majority OF 204S.
McLennan county was before unof-
hcially reported. as gone for Hamilton.
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.PRIOEn.

nooaandr aermAn BltLorA per bottle 81 g g
IIoOnandS Il German Tonic, put up IN QuRrt
uOltl0J, q 50 per bottle or n half doKoH for
NV, ans
ArDo not forget 70 oxAnlno Well the ar.
ioIs you buy, In order 70 got the genuine.
Fof Sale by Druggists and DOalOH III Mod.
cine everywhere, lyl2
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CAUTION.

Hooaand's German Remedies are counter
tpIisil. Seo that the signature ofU. n. JACK.
NON Il on tho wrapper OF each bottle All
otherS are counterfeit.
IIerman Medicine Slore, No. Sl ARCH sueet,
Philadelphia, Pa. ,,-,..
Formerly q. II. JACRsoN q TO-