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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

/ WISH, SAYS ONE who has tested Its mer-
It's, RndVho consequently speaks from per-
sonal experiencs, that HofFs Malt Extract
might come Into universal use, as II merits
the prefereIee over al tonics Of the day, and
preparation serves a. an excellent strength
enlng beverage, delightful tonic, and a
pleasant remedy for disorders Of the throat,
chest, lungs aud stomach,
Bold by all Druggists and grooep. COS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

LATEST FRoM Tnn LADIEs.-slnee the In
PRODUCTION Of PhAlon'S Yitalla or Salvation
for tho Hair, ladies who formerly used dyes,
arc universally abandoning them. They
hnd the new article 80 harmless, 90 clean
and pure, 20 pleasant TO the senses, and
Withal so superior 40 means Of renewing
the original color that they absolutely shud-
der when thoy think Of the filthy STUD they
once used. NJ Q fYEs.7.t. eos
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

CLoTHINdl CLoTHINGl CLOTnIEOl regard
less Of cost, at Oak Hall, 400, (new number,
500 Seventh street, opposite Post ONCE
N. b. Suits made 70 order at prices cor
respondlngly low. 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

WmOox q GBB's sHwINa MACHINE, pro-
Iiounced the simplest and nolAeless machine
In the world, can now DO bought on easy
terms at the agency, o. Baum's HoOpskirt
and Correct Factory, Sl5 Seventh street, be-
tween d and r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17
Approved November %, 1859.
AZ Act AeII0 yas relief q .As Tp...ss {
AS'Aor 2 sSSnd certain 9. money. Overpaid

gt by Henry Yost for license.
.BtA sRaeisd BY he BodrdoC Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of he Guy Of Wash
ihgton, That the Mayor be-, and he IL hereby,
Authorized 10 refund 10 Henry Yost the
amount Of twenty-five doIlRrs, the same
having been oVeFphld by him for iIcensei
and that the sum Of twenty-five dollars be,
and the same . hereby, appropriated out OF
the general fund 70 carry this act into effect
Approved November DO, 1860.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

DIsBANDBD THEIR CHom.-We learn that
the trustees Of the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal church CDR. Tudor's)
haI dilhanded the dne choir that has added
90 much to the attractlYeDess Of the church
service. The reason given Is q desire TO
economlEe. Choirs are great helps TO
churches In attracting TO them those who
may DO financially useful TO them, and they
have boon known, under the blessing Of
Heaven, TO DO the instruments In the con-
version Of some, by reason Of bringing them
within the Chpreh's influence. -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17
toFYrctl1-I


. Z.
Laws Passed by the Shay seventh
Council OF WaahinEtsn City, DO.
An ACT making appropriations out OF the
water aud general funds for tho hBeal year
ending June 30, 1870.
Be u sHaetsd bv tAs Board Of Aldsrnlsa and
Board Of Common Council Of Las eify Of Wdah-
iaotoh, That for defiNying the expenses Of
the Water Department for tho fiscal year
ending June 80, 1870, upProyidod for in the
general appropriation bill, the following
sums DO, and the same hereby arc, appro-
pFlatod, payable out Of the water fund.-
For compensation TO tho Water Registrar,
az per act Of March rs, 1867, the sum oftwo
hundred dollars.
For repair of WAter.mAlns, nre-plugs,
htop-eocks, Sc, the sun Of two thousand
dollars.
For incidental oxpsuses of laying vatsr.
mains, including masonry, boxes, plugs,
drayage, and paving around stop cocks, &C.,
the sum OF two thousand dollars.
For contingent erponaes Of the ofices Of
Water Registrar, the Water Board, aud the
Inspector and Taper OF Water-mnlns, The
sum OF fftoen hundred dollars.
For compsnsation to the Coroner, iuclud-
Ing fees for vitnesses and Jurors, for the
quarter ending June 80, 1859, payable ont
Of the general fund, the sum OF siI hundred
dollars and forty-elght cents.
Approved November %, 1909.
An Ac4 70 Increase the pay of the nirir
watehmAn Of the west wing Of the City
Hall,
Bed eaustsd By o. Board Of Alderman aud
Board Of Common Council ofts eitv Of Wash.
i'.0toa, That the pay Of the night Waterman
OF the west wing Of the City Hall be In
creased TO seventy-1ye dollars per month, 10
commence from and after the lst DAY of
July, 1869, In eonAideration Of AAld Increase
the night watchmau shall perform such
other dnty - the Mayor may require Of him
In connection with his duty as Waterman,
Approved November 90, 1860.
-
An AOT 10 construct drain through square
No $50 and square $50.
Be u enacted by TIE Board qI Aldermen and
hoard Of Common Cornell Of he GIN OF
WdShiH0toH, That the sum Of three hundred
dollara, or so much thereof as may DO neeea-
saTy, BE-, and the same Is hereby, Sppro-
plated out Of the funds Of the Second ward,
70 enable the Mayor 10 cause q sufficient
drain or drains to be constructed from the
intersection OF Eleventh Atreet west with
Vbrmont avenue to ,Teutk street wost, In
aud along the alley through square number
three hundred and thlrty.four. ElF
Sec. 2. And b q llrtAsr snaetsd, That the
sum Of two hundred dollArs, (S9O0) or so
much thoreof As may be necessary, be, AND
the same 10 hereby, appropriated out Of the
funds Of tho Second ward, 10 enable the
Mayor 70 canse the necessary drains 10 DO
constructed In square No. $50. -
The work 70 Be, done by dAy,s work under
tho direction Of the supsrintSndent Of soW-
cp and tho Commissioner Of the Second
ward.
Approved November %, 1859.
Az Acr for he relief Of the Trustees Of the
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

RENTS HAVE AT LAST CONF DowE.-You
can rent two large -halls In Woodward's
Building for s85 and 225 per mouth. Now
Is the best time TO avail yourself of such a
good opportunity, one that will probably
never be offered again. Apply Immediately
to @. Woodward, No. 70S Eleventh street,
between @ and II. eo-4tH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
AN tHFHUsIAsTIc NETTING
LETTERS EReA USVaRSOiS OF sfliES
a plodged saeseriptIon Of D, 500, OOO

Addresses By Chiei Justice CaseS
Hons. Henry barnard, A. m,
8 Clapp, Colonel ID. L- EatOnS
3 Hon. Charles MDson, oene-
3 raj o. q. HowaFds lHalIeta .
- EgiIbourn, ESQ.,, Nand A.NSg
Z ., n. ShepheFsl, esq. las
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

FRsTCLAss BOARDING. At 45S Twelfth
strcet, between q and II. 4
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

The MURDER TRIkI.-Th0 trial OF Hoorl.
han for the murder Of Kerr was concluded
on Saturday. The jury returned verdict
OF not guilty.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

OAK HAIL, 400 Seventh street, (new num-
Dor, b95,) is closing out its winter stock re-
gaTdleE6 of cost,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

NlrroNLI. IRfsu REPUBLICAN AssociL-
fIoN.-We call the attention OF our fish
fellow-eltlEens 70 the advertisement Of this
association, 10 another column, Announcing
. meeting this evening at Trades Union
hall, at 1880 O'Clock. ~.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

CLosNo Our sALE.-we arc selling on
our winter clothing regardless OF cost.
N. b, We arc making suits TO order at
Seventh stfeet, opposite Post once.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

sHEDoN's JuyESnH MLsoUEKLDRs.-
The annual Juvenile masquerade OF Prof.
Sheldon viii be given tonight at his acAd-
envy, on y street. -. .a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17

At the eonoluaion OF the AbIe snsssh Of
Judge Mason, oehsral Howard said That, not
.hs,t.snddi1s ne InIshls,%sncy Of the weather.
Eeated the hall might be packed TO Overflow.
IPkn the gentlemen had only Invited the
.ttsnas ~ so sea ~ n snem hs iavored their
held he hoped the ladies' would g ineindsd 10
the invltAtion. The success OF the enteTpTlso
YOU'D % assured II they took an Interest 10
lt-At lealt, they would help to stimulate the
courage OF the 6teTnor sex.
Tbs HoQae oom@lttse on the District OF
sHoiumbiA had n9t onered q single objection 70
NE proposed bill granting them a eharIer, Sc.
u had unanimously passed that committee,
and had not the lllghtest idea but what Il
sssS s hq tSs sS%S day act az az,
representation In Congress, Untu then sVory-
body should use their influence on wsmbefU
ooPssS; 10 , make The q the b
pc one, even though It did originate in WGih..
Mr.. Kllbourn then introduced the follow
Ing resolutions which was passed unanl-
mouSlyi
R.,eigss, ThA, = e9mlsi,tss Of twenty % sp-
pointed By the Chair TO wait upon ConEresu
s sSd ,nrGs The passage 9I the bill srAatinE 4
tiOp, 70 DO held At the national capital. =" =
REMARKS or HAILHTT KILBOuRs.
LaVs he People Of ne Disirici Of Collnbia
any RiJhs hd' OORgrssI tS Bound 10 Re-
sptdf
Mr.. Klbourn said that In submitting thla
resolution he wished to make few rema-h5
for the banent OF the committee to be ap-
pointed. He then said "
Mr.. Chairman ADD fellOW-oltlEenBt 1 an
probate the full force Of the remarks mada by
our chairman this evening, when he aaid II
wac our duty TO 60 before Congress and de-
mGad Attentlon from the nations Legislators
In fuItheFanee Of our efforts to Accomplish the
gTand enterprise OF having an International
eNhibluon a. the national capital.
II 10 time that We raised tho question. hAVS
the people OF the District OF ;Oolumbia aHv
rights which Congress 10 bound TO reIpeeli IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-17


In response to the Invitation Of The prea.-
| dent, Mr.. A. NJ ClApp, superintendent 81 I.
9oyetnment printiag once, said he confess.
| Nc wAa much surprised when no found so much
| prejudice existing throughout the country
| against the proposed exhibition. But he be-
levsl the storm had now spent lite fury, and
The very hostility OF those who had afrayed
themselves Against the project had awakened
the intelligence OF the people, and now he be-
lleVed the falr vas bound TO be success. The
proposed fair should appeal to the pride and
Patriotism Of tho people IN Fou out tie Tnion'
and 10 turn the same feeling should prompt All
70 ~ upon WAlhington g the place for hold
epbntfy having failed, now let the capital Of
the nation try Its hand.
:, itt hs san sane sPLrit prevailed throughout the
United states that was eOntAln ed In the lie tters
read here tonight, there could be no such
word as fail Tbs exhibition must be held,
' ana the gates o. Chicago and 81. Louis cannot
pteVah against II. The enthusiasm Of thP
citizens the amount Of money guaranteed did
not require argument 10 con Vince ConEFtEs tie
people we're 70 earnest 10 this matter. II APP
peAled to their common sense, ARd he trusted
obstacles would not be thrown In the way Of
Its ultimate success.
RENARHs or COL, D, L. BATON.
Colonel Eaton being Introduced aid he could
NO! understand why the Representative OF the
nailon should oppose the project; France and
Expeditions held In those countries. Why
should meohAaios bsso IsAloua and the great
SititeaIi Why should the Republic under,
was proposed 10 hold IN WAAhinstonf ifihs
eny locked shabby II the PennsylVaniA avenue
nteutu paving why does not Congress do ltH
Phtl IN accomplishing the work that should
W I3hei Again II was urged WAShinEtOn
eouli not aeeommodAte the host Of yiGitOrs that
wouia assemble here, That could not be sub |
stAhuAtel' Every dwelling Ia the District |
would be readily converted into boardlnE
hGnIes. You could not offend citizen ofthis |
o'1y Dy asking II he had Iooms TO rent.
10 make national success the D. ,tion |
must Pc Wiling TO assume the FeaponsibllItv
o. holdinE u up before the civilized world a,
- eAhlonloh OF lta hatlonal wealth, lndus.
lahABltahts OF Warrington live OF Of the dow
efnmehti that we are not called upon 10 bear
onT proportion Of the national debt. Taxes,
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FIREIN ifInnf.EIsl l.lI.
rrFron N lfIddlelo,rt g. n 81

4 ~ fi...l ~
sse3 s1e aleelssoss - 3 oes 2
BIS morning sabelt 3 O'Clock 8 f-s
j bFoks oat q che brick building occupied
q srns.soFt6 merchant and sz-
tended : E1e adleIaIng building % either
slse me ne. Nhen dlseoserea. aasEeIl
advaucsd eus 1 nee !. deTed Tie bEick.
a1a one g ne tl.s tEane ,suIldngs were Own.
ea 81 tne u s.oel 70 whose los s
aeoat hs other Tame vas oFn..9
sd; He pslleEe, y llr: Wilton Gge lease-
hoi y a 9 Worth loitll about .t
Y farnsEort Stock Has ven re-
dnced 5Et worth psobably eco TIE
Mayor g ONCE vas N the second stors 81
ms osilalng and the furniture. books aud
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MRS. PARTINcroN.

The Democratic party Of thiscounty 10
afflicted pretty much As was Mrs. Parting
ton, as expressed by the old lady during a
recent sickness. She remarked that she
had been suffering the biiganies Of death
for three weeks. First. she was seized
With . bleeding phTenology m the left
hampshire Of The brain. which vasexceed-
eddy . ssoppage Of thelsft yentilator Of
the.heart. This gave her an inaanatiOu
!of the borax, which caused cbIOrofOrn
motbus."
Democratic symptoms elOqaeatly and
elegantly described &
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20

Republican candidate for Gongressxiin ID.
dress the people Of Mason county ii Tie
COURT HOUSE. Thursday night o.;
tSber 10Th, att O'Clock. Turn out, Re.
publicans, and give him . full house.
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Democracy. e So
REWARE.

-
eve warn Republicans against any 10
ports that may be putin circulation. du-
ring the remainder ofthe canvass, against
any one Or more Of the Republican nomii-
noes, Eany such reports come 10 your
notice, inform the parties against whom
they may be circulated, and gi1e:thsm an
opportunity togOfu.e4heu. Atthis time.
when deiea. stares them IN t6s face, the
Democracy viii resort 70 desperate tricks
to secure votes, and no doubt Shere vii Be
damaging reports started against Our can
didates. Don't believe them. Lies are
very convenient With The. Democracy in
political campaigns.
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NV HAyEE. 5lGsos O.. ~. 2.
October Sth 1870

-
'lSetlg Baalgel5ies, En-,
DEAR SIR:-The Feeular nominee Of
curc convention fr Supervisor. III Geo.
y Mctedeck having declined q BEL car:
didate for lie eLhce Re respectfully tender
you Tie nomination. Hoping @ hear from
you at Jour earliest cunseaience g
( Weare your. respectfully
q 10. q. NEWTON,
GEc. WlDLss, Committee.
j u. GRAHAst
-7osD. 3. Nast6a, Geo. Hiding and ..
u GRAHAM. eoasa.ttsee:
GrsFLEsEs:-H my name viii add
strength. % the ticket Or aid iti1any way,
yol are liberty TO use L for The Office 81
Supervisor. Truly, yours. &cs
SETH BUuGARSER.
. = q " II
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TEE EAIE EEEe Hons

49, - - = 800 - = : ;
.-.....=s=.-s:====s==s=zs7
The APE EEEe TO rs
1I A sLekl0ls sls19ht
GRO II aoo T7si;S,. 81,
PENNSYLVANIA, REPUBLICAN,
.ggg tasse sLtSAS.
T,5nrs5,s. N. -TSSS5yz,.,,,,,1
NERRA sK Az RIGHT.
-.
oEEyse5s yep pig opg Fs snsn Elect
g eal 9 y-nlre sesea g:
WEST VfReIN s,TiiI CONES q SRy "a.
80
The news from the eleciousvhich took
place on Taesday Week, Is indeed, most
cheering 10 every Republican throughou!
our our xSCIe land. I ohiis Gas done !. naobl(y.4
Sic has more q fban doubled her Rep1bli:
lea,, majority Il one wear ,, ae Z, This wear
she eises 6.oO0 Republican. majority;
sciss,s Republican legislature: and main:
aihs Ia delegation il Congress.
PennsyIvania ro ii, n ( RepubI;;can ma
ioritz Of from s Oo05 70. 600: elects q. =
Republican Legislature frAy as strong. as
lie lsst She 4,ss elected eighteen Re-
publican CoDgressn,en ont Il twenty.four
vi Fl.
Indiana Is yery close on State ticket,
and titWill,ts lie Official vote;tO detern,.
Inc which party has earned tbs State. Il
IS. conceded that a Republican Legislature
has been elected. She returns her Re
publican Congressional delegation, with
one exception:
Iowa, IS usual, gives over 10000 Re.
publican majority.
In Nebraska. despite the divisions and
squa5bles, tbs Republicans make . clean
sFeep. electing their State ticket. al the
Congressman and strong Republican
Legislature. The majority in this State
Is over 10000.
This looks as il tie people are content
With the present administration Of affairs,
and have determined that the party that
saved the nation, shall have the manage.
ment and controIofit. Don't You SEQ from
these results. which from 1860, have been
repeated fromyear 70 year, thepeoplehaFc
returned verdict against The pressnt Dem.
ocrat;c narty 4 .oS;lty 1, SG5;ltv 49,.
g, e.I;i.:. : -. :: ~. Z
:. + Z - ! ny
hloas9sspese s'ates: s 5allEg q causing
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20

TaE Democratic party Is the party Of.
slavery, oppression, injustice and treason.
Vote agaips! It.
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s4oAs h9a ...s sEOsA'ls'
How die Tsrss haTo Seen nssuoss
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- q
EEdE3 WE E71sl
I ~ sTT.sS.
T.bo,;.s s,ss M; ~ .Is5ss E.s.bsos.
Itb. lsst psmoc,s,ic presideus vetoed !
:, bonsS.s.s biII ss,.ss ,,o1qb Con aress.
q. 5Esst ',5ss "a S Rena5I;;sss T6ts
I'D tbaf b remained fos ! Rspulicau Con.
gees q psss such ! measate, and fsr :
Replblissn President u syn & Nten
Denocrssie oifse seeker tells you that
his Patty iasors lie poor man. ID him
how'll happensd dat during l6d hany
years i held anaisp ated eonircl o. the
sogernaeai itneser passed 8 Homestead
Law
That The Democratic party haas CON.
mitied themselves agsiust dc only means
Of restoring he disftanctised d full ed:
zensEiip. They do not Tant Csc febeTg
brains and intellect 70 overshadoE themy
destroy their leadership and sink Tie pm
iledged few INTO the shades Of poli6calobs
scuEity;; hence they say 70 the Republican
party aud people down with the Flick
Amendment
That every State, County and CITY, IN
Which they have held political control Is s
burdened, grievousIy burdened. with tn:
a.ion and noral corruption; for example,
see New York city with her forty millions
ofdebt.
That the Democratic party in Che South
produced and maintained the war. and n
the North, reasonably and covasdly pei.
mittea is Inauguration. and continually
voted against every measure g strengthen
tho Government. that their folly, tfeaehery
and vickedness caused tie National debt.
That the Democratic party sre ths I'M
poSeEs Oktle 'OuEoens OF ta3au0n.
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CORRECTION.

Thomas A. Leuaster, Esq, one q: The
Trustees of School District No. 3, Lewis
Township, called % Us last Saturday. and
informed US thai inc had mispreseDted him
BY implying ldathe vas acting from The
dictum Of Nj. Phelps: BE informed 4.
that be vas acting simply frsn legal ad-
VICE obtained from the gentleman, aud
under authority vested in him IS a school
trustee BE said he done What be con-
ceiyed 70 Be bis duty under tie law, and
from pure motives. He also complained
ofths term 'esycOphans. = used IN said ar
'sicle. In the use ofsaid term. we did not
intend it asapplying to Mr.. Lemaster in
any way. We would not Intentionally
misrepsesent any gentleman; and # We Do,
are always ready and wiling to set them
right before che public, when pointed out
aths gentlenanlg manner IN which Mr..
Lehastcs approached u.s. There IS no
man in this.county whom We esteem per.
souaEly mote than We do Mr.. Lsnas!er.-
Therefore IS an honorable nan. Ne deem
i on. duty % make this statsnent, which
wsgiailg do: t6as % may, mot 30 placed.
d posidoa %
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IMo nVNDRED d MAsoN..

We Eel cohfdeutS ff6n information rc=
-ceiFed, thas Mason cunt YIN re Two
Hundred Republican saisi 80 q III 57th
Of October, and Il ia cau poll uur falI
'Yole DE paiositg Nill iesch three hundred:
We are certain o sIeri syei nan o. our
county hands One insjoSity
EVER township in tbs county giIl eise 4
Republican m5joEity. except Robinson,
which goes D eApsraEic under N cirsaIas
stances. e,6en. Republicans sec 4 i.
lint egss voter ID ycuF party S gof il
he polls, and that Re est his zoe. Lei
is redeem .sold Mason nd IS dong
DIET . Be ahliras Board q supeFsipFs.
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WHICH IS THE BEST,

Since when did the Democracy even UNI
der an assumed name get better than Re-
|publicans! The Republican party saTed
the country and has an honorable record.
The Democratic party endorsed secession,
went into rebellion, nearly ruined the
country; created an enormous debt and
now talks about reforming the adnpistra.
ton Of the Republicans. Really and SIN
eerely isn't it an outrageOuspiece of iiapu-
dences Every sane man must adafsthat
the principles ofthe Republican party are
the best aud consequently VIII vote the
Republican ticketon election day.
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We would ask the voter who stood iwith
unfaltering fidelity bybis country through
an the dark. bloody years Of the rebellion,
whether he would rather have The party
which saved, or the party which attempted
. rum the country, nov rule lie The
question is plain and practical one and
one that must 60 home to tie common
sense and patriotism Of those who dsd
With their. country in the dire hour d her
need. Tothis question, on election day.
there mus. Be given an emphatic 40 ksr,
one that VII affect. for good OF evil, most
yitalinterests.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-10-20

When you vote Che Democratic ticket.
sysaycte against feeschools. When you
vote de Republican tiekst, you TotS b
;psrpetu..e.free education.
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If you Eish % perpetaaie ds6t il d d
tazatien. nd;Ediu tho credit Of tic eoun-
q. yo.ette DsnOasao tisses
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REMEMBER that the Democratic par
tyaIways has been for free-tade and hos
Tile o American laborers. '.A.
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WAY WITH SpEc1A CHS. Old eyes.
u made neR. Gasflg without doct6g q ned.
icing seht poi paid On lsceipt 81 10 c6lts..
Addfqls % E 3 Eeote5 q Ile1t1gt sr gcHrci
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TIM reports from an paFtsof the County
Is very cheering. Every day We ihesr ii
men who are leaving the n Klux DIN.
Ocrasy, and declaring their intsakoa 70
'yotsthe Republican tiaEet.
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LONG FACES.
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It's very amusiine indeed % sea tbe.
LONG taos, d,;lIv 1srs;IIii5g mn ..Tss... md
It very gsatifyine t. IEboTi hat tisy rs
Denocrats faces end ther extreme length
= eccaslonsd by Che recent elections, and
ey the falling hopes and blasted auticipa.
tons tons tos Democratic triumph on the 9Th.
= They're "gcne up N old Macon. in tho
District and IN. The State, and they know
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Gen. Witcher,

VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
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$50, 600. 600 90.

That this was done By honesty and eff
cheney is proven BY che fact that it was
done with greatly reduced rate Of taxa.