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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30

socially and personally, -ay- Ncw
York letter, Bricl, Pomcry j. not % di-a-
grccablc man he is a warm advocate of
temperance and does not Use tobacco in
any form, and ut one time he tried the cX-
pertinent of banishing from his Office all
reporters who were drinkers or smokers.
But his politics are of the worst sort, and,
bad a. New Yorl, j., il could not stand hi-
political system, ana his paper has not
made a fortune except on the wrong sid,
Of the ledger
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30

Horse meat j. now t. principal article
Of food in Paris Hence when the Paris
ians are U-Eod 10 surrender lhcy reply,
"nelgh, u..gh.n
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff. Sales,

DY VIRTUE OF 4 VEEnITIONl EXPONAS
ID issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox county.
TENNESSEE, and to me directed ] will sell for cash in
hand in front VI the court hou,, in Knoxville
urdgy the 24t day Of Deocmb 1870 all the right IL
tie, claim, interest AM demand rttt James Meltebar-
ger has IN at 10 Ger, in tract parcel Of land stu
a,el and lying the 9Th Civil strict Of Knox county,
Tennessee. adiulu iue the lands of james Crippen,
Nicholas Clapp and others, containing one hundred
and thirty-one acres less: levied 20 satisfy
q Judgment ia favor g John Kirkpatrick ". james
MeltebarFor. V. F. GOSSBTT,
nUVIl-d2tW2t Sheriff
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30

The rcvi-ionists Of The New Testament
now in session in London, hav, voted that
the literal translation of the phrase. " de-
liver lis from evil" j., " deliver M from
tn evil one.n
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~ VIRTUE oT 4. VENDITIONI 1890

DY VIRTUE OF 4 VENDITIONI EXPONAs
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county
Tennessee, and 70 me directed will ell for Gosh IN
hand, in front Of tho court house IN Knoxville on Sat
uJy, the oath day OF December $50 al the interest
\. G. T.. Caen has in and % certain tract OF parcel
Of land situated and lying IN the 10Th Civil District Of
Knox county, adjoining tue lands Of y. ~. Bowman
j. lufuker and other, containing .eycuty-yc acres
more on lee: levied .s the property oil s. c. l.,
Callen. 10 satisfy judgment 10 favor o., Amos Pi L'e
W. &. &. l.. ttru. V. /. Ct-~ETT
uHEIi-u-tWGf sheriff.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30

Dl. VIRTUE OF A VENDITIONI EXPoNAS
Tennessee, and 70 directed, will sell Tor sash In
hand in front of the court house in Knoxville on Sat
urday the 9th day Of December $50 all the right til
tie, claim interest and demand that o. H. Crppeu has
in and to certain tract or parcel Of land situated and
lying in the 9TH OWL District OF Knox county aiion-
Ing the lands Of Moses Cox and othes containing 25
acres more less to satisfy Judgment in favor Of
X. Draper, for the use Of N. Hill ". o. II. Crppen
uOy1G-d2tW2t V. I. GBSSlTT. Sheriff.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30

by VIRTUE OF 4. VENDITIONI EXPONAS
- Issued from the Circuit Court Of Knox county,
Tennessee, and 70 lc directed will sell for cash in
hand in front Of the court house in Knoxville on Sat
urday, tue 4h day Of december 1870 all the right IL
tie claim, interest and demand that H. Alexander has
in and 70 certain trao or parcel Of land situated and
adjoining NJ lands Of Edmond Davis IT, L. Barry and
others; cvicd 20 satisfy iudgm,u. ia favor Gf NJ
IhomI-1L, assignee IS. II. Alexander
uOV2i-d1tW.r IF. GOSS EFT Sultr.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30

by VIRTUE OF 5 VENDlTIUNI EXPONA~
- issued from the Circuit Court of Knox county,
Tennessee. and To- me directed viii sell for cash IN
hand in front Of the court house in Knoxville on sat
ulay the 2lth day Of December 1870, all the right, IL
tie. claim interest and demand that H. Foster has in
and Co. certain tract or parcel Of land situated and
lying in thc I,u! Ciy District OF Knox county. Ten
ucs-cr. AMI adjoining the land. Of J.. W. Armstrong.
t1rF. heirs and others, containing hundred and
fifty aerc, moro or lcs and one other tract situated
aud lying u the 81 Civil District 10. Eu0v counts AIDE
Joining the lJ.- Of 4. ". Auu.trone Bowling smith
and other afluinr tao hundred acres more or cs-
levied con- 60 satisfy judgement boz favor ui the NJ J.
Church N-. Horace Foster.
uoygi-dltylt Y. f. GO-- EFT sheriff
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ny VIRTUE or 4 VENDTGIONI kNPuNAs
ID issued from the Circuit Court of Knox CouI. "
Ienues-"c and o. directed viii sell for cash a
hand, in front Of the house in Knoxville Oh sag
urday the th day % December. $50 81 the right IT,
tie, claim interest and demand that J. II. McGillpu
has IN ANA ~ certain tract parcel ot laut situated
and lying IN the 10th Civil District Vi Knox county,
Tennessee adjoining the lands of j. j. Shr.oi Gifts
heirs and others: levied the property of j. II. No
MILAN, 70 satisfy 4 judgment in favor Of john VI.
PlUmlee W.. j. II. McMilla
nov2G-d2tv2t IF. GOsSEYT, Sheriff.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30

DN NlRIJ f. or TWO ORDERS OF SALE Is
- SUED from the Circuit Court Of Knox county,
Tennessee and 10 directed will eel for ash in
hand in front Of thc court house in Knoxville on sat
urday the Path day Of December $50 all the right H.;
tie claim interest and demand that Francis Copeland
has in and To certain tract or parcel OF land tuatcd
aud lying nthe 9rh civil District uI Knox county,
Tennessee, adjoining the lands Of D. Egdy aud Others
containing oao hundred acTcl, more or , levied IN
as the property u iIaucs Copeland, 60 sati, jUig-
ucut In ingur OF W. z. Manson, udmiui7r.tur Co. W.
Francis Copeland. n. J.. ED-SETr,
uuE11.t-trft SHERIFF
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M0ORE'S RURAL NEW-YORKER
RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.

IHE RURAL, now in its 2lst year. is not only the
Largest. Rest and Cheapest. but by far the
Largest Circulating Journal Of it's Glass
in the World! National in Character, Ably Edi-
ted. suEerhly Illustrated and Printed. il is the
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-30
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

FtlLts clshcU anu lniOrmatl0n iurnshCd By GEUEtTh
UPHAM, Providence, r. j.
NGTANTED-An agent in every town in the L. =
w 20 sell eHtUers1ly desired article Quick sales
large profits. sample and particulars Is cts. TErEs
DELL PERDUE, ls+ Superior ST., Cleveland o.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

ATA LATE MEETING Of the Citizens Reform
Association resolution was adopted request
ing the business men Of the city 70 close their
places of business after twelve O'Clock on the
day Of election. This request win no doubt bt
complied with, so that all business men them
solves aud their employees can have Au OPP
portunlty TO vote. There never has been In
the history OF tho city an occasion when tho
feeling was SO Intense upon an election, and
every one who has the real good Of the city Al
heart seemed so determined to get rid Of the
present corrupt city administration, and "a
replace Il with honest men.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

A CRY ELEcTIoS-TTRTT-SIK YAARs
Aoo.-The following paragraph appears In
Niies' Register for June Z, 1885, .. ...
civilian A. Bradley, esq, has been elected
Mayor Of Washington. For Mr.. B. $40; fol
Mr.. Peter Force, az. There was no admin.
istration' candidate"
Thirty-six years ago 0Ss votes were cast for
Mayor, At the last election there were some
1900 votes cast and the indications arc that
there will be quite that number cast At the
election on Monday next.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

Two years ago, when II was claimed TIM
Bowen beat Given by few votes, the regis
try stood White, 12,Ot1; colored 1900; which
shows a decrease Of LOSS white and 40i
colored voters.
In that year Mr.. Bowen had Tor his support
the entire vote OF the Republican party, save
avery few who voted for Mr.. Given, although
Democrat from q want Of confidence In Mr..
Bowcns integrity and ability, and quite q
large number who staid at home, who could
not vote for q Democrat and would not vote
for Mr.. Bowen.
II L. probable that nearly the same number
Of votes will be polled this year as then, and
the votes will be cast by the same persons TO
great extent, there having been but q small
change In our population, and the result can
therefore DO calculated with considerable
nicely. Mr.. Bowen thon had the support Of
number Of business mon, who, with tho
tlmldity which accompanies capital, swallowed
Mr.. Bowen, distastefnl as he was, rather than
vote for a man supposed not to be acceptable
toCongress and the Administration.
Tho same reason that induced them 10 vote
for Mr.. Bowen Alen will induce them TO vote
against him no,o, for there is not another
man In Washington who has 90 thoroughly
Incurred The oontcmn, M Convro.s a. NJ,
Bowen. Mr.. Emery can Therefore eoupt mon
large accessions from that quarter.
The colored men then voted solidly for Mr.,
Bowen, believing him tho rcpresontatIy, Of
their especial interests. Two years have suf-
aced to show many of the morn thinking
ones the falsity Of Mr.. Bowon's pledges,
They cannot understand how n IA th., tho
men that were pointed out A th.lr natural
enemies have bcen recelved into mn. o,nrc..,-I
favor. or how the man in whom ,hry woro
assured as a candidate for AIaerman in ho
Fourth ward last wear wn. wor,hv n, ,ho,r
fuucst coincidence .ho,,,d ~, ,ho sI,,o,o o., =,
beluo n candidate t,r Mavor a,.Irs, Navor
Bowen became all al once a horrId Lu-Liny
a bloody lxpow-nothIng. ana cverv,hing nj
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

TINS 'RING" has made great hue and cry
that Mr.. Emery prescribes foreigners and
colorcd men. Now let US sec how the case
stood In 1857, and how II stands now, and
how 1t has always stood between the years
named. In 1851 out Of large number Of
hands employed by Mr. T., one only was q
native American, Out Of "a hands employed
by him now, 0 only are native Americans
He has had one colorcd man employed In his
house for nearly twenty years; aud his coach
man and man employed at his country
place now are both colorcd. About half the
men now in his employ arc Catholics. This
does not look much like prescribing colored
men or Foreigners.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

Tue MRASEsT CowARDToH OF ALL.-And
now the President Is asked to lntercede on
behalf Of the bold Fenians who went to cap
ture Canada and got caught. This IA pItliul.
These terrible fellows who would hear Of no
remonstrance and yield TO no moral restraint,
who would have war and raplne and pIilaRe,
now cannot endure even the consequences OF
their own acts and must beg of. For the
President 10 accedo to the demand would Ger.
talnly make such outrage marycgously cheap.
-Neio York Herald
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

Dfsiriof II C6lan,6ta, HasAiagfoa eouaiy, % sd
In tho case Of Jofnl 7, POWELL and May A. v.
SHAFEn, eIecutsra Of 0nARroN POWELL, deceased
the oIocuors Aforesaid have, with the Appreciation
Of the OrphAns 0oart q WashinEtQn County AioTo.
said, appilntad TUESDAY, june n, A. d. i8IO, for
the hhAl hsttlsment And distribution Of the poF11nAl
estate Of said deceased and Of the Assets In hand
money! when and where All the oIodilou and heirs Of
said deceased Arc n0tod 70 attend, With their claims
Guided from ali bsneht II sAid deoeAsedu estate pro
yded copy o. Thu order b pgbll.hed oneo w9ek foE
the sAld dAy, Test A. WEbsTEh
iel-WaW Register Of VILLA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

THIS II TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
Washington county, In the District Ol Columbia ist
.lFs testAmeni1y On the personAl estate q RANcEs
All persons having claims against the aid dsooased
hereby warned 20 eIhibit the same with the youeh
thereof 70 tho subscriber before the Sl1t dag
Of MAJ neIt thor may Otherwise By Law be eIcihded
from all bonoht Of the naid ealAta.
iei.W8N JOHN n ELVANB, EIeouttF.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

Prpposals will be received until TUESDAY, June 4
for the Graduation and MAsong upon the baltimore
biA The work consists Of three t) miles Of 0ding In
s District q Vgl9%slA "a htas s'fS re E ~
Washington.
Plans and prploi e nc EoIk oan b sosn a. he IN
lngton city. THOMAS AEABItOQKt
B2ITTaORR MAY ii. isl0 isIHfs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

lDlsiridf Of Cliaalfu, WasAiagioH OIHHiV, 10 ut!
In tho case Of SARAH MA0RUDEh AdninistratH1 Of
C. l. Of William y, MagTudeT, deceased, the admin
trH a. Aforesaid has, with the Appreciation OF tho
Orphans Court Of Washington enunty Aforesaid az.
final settlement and distribution 81 the personal estate
81 said deceased ABd Of tho asets In hand, lar
tho same have been collected Aad tanned int0 money
When and who're all the creditors aud heirs 81 said
doconand notified n attend With their claims pr1t
from Al honoht IN aid deqeaHsd's estate provided
copy Of this order DO published week for three
webs In The NATIONAL REPUnLiCAS pTuSi0us to tho
isiWjw A. WEBSTER Register Of Wnls,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

LAND IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
ia slIp Co 81 SfTSSLR fahfh6ykp BYl4S IS
nwELLING-HoUsE AND OTHER IMPROVE
~ BY virtue Of dscros Of tho Supreme Court Of
ihs District q Columbia, p1sssd In equity cause
W. Van Hook ct al the undersigned trustees, win so
At public auction 10 the highest bidder tho 94th
day e June, islo, at O'clock p M on the pren.ss
parties to this eanse in aud 10 ali that certain piece or
parcel and tract Of land lying and bslnE said county
UniontoEn, beginning for tho said plooe parcel,
tract Of land At the southeast corner formed b. tho In
down upon the revised plat OF aid un0nt0Wn; running
lsH desIees, east ~ feet to HOf's Westsrn hne;
or less 70 The division line between AID uniOn
town property and the property OF George W, TAlbert;
thenoe, running with said line north az degrees veat
lAllowing OF degree for variation q compass ~
oontre Of said Pierce street, thence north ~ degrees
line q .. ~ o. aid UniqptOun pn.i thence south
street and thence north ll deErees east is fest %
the pout Of beSnning containing ~ acres Of land.
more OF LEGS, t2gother With APPROPRIATENESS.
leHhs q oAei pne-tnihu p.Iehale-ii1oney CAL hal-
monts, a respectively three, siI. nine and twelve
months from dAy OF sale, WITH Interest," the deferred
payments 70 DO secured b. the bond o. bonds note
Of the trustees tho purchase money All be paid
cash the day Of aAo or on ratification 81 aAls BIZ tie
Court Ne deed given until the whole Of the purchase
dspOst Of sa0 Vii be required whom tho property
chaser or purchasers VI. u. FKNDAII,
W. J. MILLER, 90.
COOPER LATniER.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

TPH PREsrDHST yesterday signed the bin to
enforce the right Of citizens Of the United
States to vote In the several States Of the
Union, and for other purposes; an act Great
Ing an additional land districtln the Territory
of Coloradoi resolution authorizing the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company TO Issue
lie bonds fOr the construction Of H. ROAD and
to secure tho satno BY mortgage and Tor other
purnnaaa m.H 4 ltd "UrH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

CLOSE OF me REGTsfRATION-THH Pros
PECT.
The registration Of the voters Of Washing
ton closed last night. Tho registration yestcr-
day was ga white and 400 colorod. making
the registration for tho Inst three days /, 4s9
white and {, $40 colorcd; total ana. The fol-
lowing table win show the number Of names
registered this year;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
JAMES S. T0PHAM & co.,
u-125 SEVENTH sTREET,-hI
One door aboyo Odd Fslloy, Hall

The largest and host assorted stock Of Trunks, Tav
cling BAEs Satchels ac In tho city, and Of their
The sLEEP1NG CUSHION Tor sale. Also, AZ Wheeler
Wilson's sowing Machine Agency, go PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, p. j. Steer, agent iotl7m
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

Even then ONeil stated TO those he pre-
tended 10 take into his confidence, that the
movements along the Vermont and New York
State border were simply fcints TO draw atten-
ton from the more serious movement In the
west which he claimed had for It's object the
seizure or destruction Of the supply and am-
munlton train for the Canadian expedition to
the Red River country. He at that time pre-
tended that he had great hopes of successfnllp
attaclkAng uee ts~A,s- asuJ passed In portage
over Canadian soil from Lake Huron to Lake
| Superior, In avoiding the Sault Ste. Marie
Canal This movement was TO be the most
decided one, and the troops destined for that
expedition were 10 DC picked men. This was
| very nice programme on paper, but II proved
| was ever seriouly entertained.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

AZ Malone matters were somewhat differ
emily managed, although the result was essen-
tally the same. As have already said, about
800 men were dropped at the station, and
nearly half reached the neighborhOod Of Trout
river, half mile this aide Of the line. There
had been there assembled enough dlsmem-
oered breeeh-loading muskets 10 arm 1850
men though plenty more were within easy
reach had there been men TO carry them.
For these 400 muskets the Ordnance de-
parment' had provided some 2b, 900 rounds Of
mnzEle- loading ammunition, aud probably
was OF no use, except perhaps, 10 put under
q bridge and blow Il up, and the Consequence
was that the email force on tho ground had
barely ammunition enough 10 do picket duty,
much loss enter Into an engagement, Gen.
Of the Savage branch, came up on
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

I osT-oS SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY %, MAR as.
IoenFion church, GOLD LOOkkT, With black en.
Ameled bgnd acruaa contro aud pearls attached The
hndor viii DO literally rewarded b. returning Il to No
lcs Louisiana avenue, near CITY Hall. mJsl.st'
I OsT-oN MONDAY, THR GrH INSTANT, BR.
~ tween iillaonthgtre8t and Georgetown, an ARAB
leaving At Room ~, second noor, Poat Once Depart
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

You already know how the battle Of the
brick house ended. A brief speech from
O'Nelll, brave reply from Captain DOnnelly,
who commanded the advance, and a pell-meli
rush down the gully by one half OF the army,
the remainder very quietly standing In the
road out OF musket range Of the enemy. The
foolish dash by DOnnelly and his men was
brave effort but being utterly unsupported by
the reserve and abandoned by O'Nel, who
had retreated, Il proved disastrous failure.
The sixty odd farmers who met the charge
with q well aimed yolloy from their sporting
rifles, decided the battle at once, for the re-
mainder OF the hour occupied by tho engage
ment was very harmless though somewhat
exciting period. .| ..
The Fenlans lost the cannon they failed 10
use until Il was too late, and were defeated
because there was no military science dis
playe1, and no effort 10 use the really forml-
dAble Offensive means In their hands. The
men accordingly rotreated, and threw away
or sold thuir arms 10 the residents Of the
county, and although Gen. Spear, who had
arrived 20 take command, succeeded ON FRI
day In assembling / 800 mon aud starting
them on the road again, his efforts were neu.
ualiEed by an open revolt and the wholesale
dcsertion Of his force.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
Wants.

$50, 600 ~ ~ y s,s $$s n IS
my5lw go LouiaiAnA ave-, bot 9Th TN sia.
VOLOAN-M MONEY ON RIAL ESTATE, AT THE
i legal rate Of interest, In sums 70 suit
,,,. s...,,n A A,lsi, SlP pUpLhY
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

pH-FIFrH wARTRo PRIMARY ELEC-
There win be primary election on WEDNESDAY,
June l. $50, At D. Bakers late feed store, Penn
ulvnniA Avenue, between Third and Fourth streets
cast 70 nominate ono candidate for Board Of Alder
mon, three candidates for Board Of Common Council
and candidate for Of the Fth ward Polls
open ~ O'Clock a M aud close at O'Clock D. m. Al
friends Of n. q. Emery, the Republican Reform eand
date for Mayor, who voters Of the Fifth ward.
rcQuosted 10 take part In this primary election.
The following Judges OF election will attend during
the entire dag 70 receive ballots; H. r. Roks, W. H.
MAyne, DIR. William Wallace, Daniel sheohAn, and
Edward GRAY. ChailenEers; W. A. Newton, Daniel
Hickman, Daniel Cunneliy, Conrad KRAFT, and W. H.
Bot.or, The yoto viii be taken hy ballot ~ order Of
my9ost' lSiAr, CHI. Rep.l Prosdenl
nsy-sRCQND WARD -PRIlIARy EI.EC-
TtOh.-A primary election for the oholco Of one
Alderman and three Counclmen, 10 be suppor,ed At
the enAaing election ~ tho Eney yotou OF The Boo
ond ward vii be hald Al
UNION HALL, on Fourteenth street,
between q atr0ot and Now York avenue,
On WEDNESDAY, June I,
between tho hours Of a M, and y, M
Ample ArrAngemsnta have boon made for tho con.
ycnenee Of the voters and delay will be oecAsionod
II 4 70 DO hoped that even oitlEon Of tho ward who
Ia In favor Of roform and economical administration
o. oar municipal Affairs and who h in favor OF Matthew
o. kney for the mayorAlty will not fall to vote At this
primau election. myO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-19

ONE week from to-day the people
Of Shelby will be called upon to exer-
else the prerogative of freemen-to
elect four Judges and one Attorney
General for the Criminal Court. The
Democratic party has held a conven-
ton, and nominated an able ticket
men competent for the positions to
which they respectively aspire. The
people Of Shelby county are essen-
TALLY, intensely Democratic. They
are bitterly opposed to Radicalism;
to the men who have so long favored
the Acknowledgement Of the people Of
Tennessee; and we can elect our
ticket by two thousand majority if
the voters will turn out. The result
of the last election was owing
solely and entirely to the ap-
athy Of the country people. One
thousand voters in the country
refused to do their duty as voters and
citizens. We are rejoiced, however,
to see, and feel, and know that this
result will not again occur. In all
parts Of the county the popular heart
is stirred, and one voice ascends that
we must win the present election.
From this day forward let every man
Of Shelby county go to work! Our
ticket must be elected. 1t viii be
by two thousand majority if
the country vote will turn out. For
the next week everybody must be at
work. We have a good ticket, and
let US elect it. Bring out the country
VOtpl