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DRY GOODS.
nuCKWALL g ROUss,
No. 1913 HAIE sTsEEr.

Just received SO 900 worth OF AUCTION u. n
Ga1HS, embracing almost every variety OF Dry
GOODS spd NOTIONS.
These goods mnss all be cold, and sold q. onre
Embracing the grea.est bargains we have ever
offered to the public.
Don't ask what we have got. we have 10. ever.
thing you want, and at prices that viii a,t5ntsl,
all.
1000 yards Of beautiful PLAIDs, aoc. worth c5c.
Beautiful BADEN CLOTH, for ladies' suits. A,
SOC. very cheap at 50c.,
LOCO yards BUFFALO BLACK ALPACAs.
BLANKETS,
BLAEEET;.
BLANKETS,
at less th4n factory prices. We are gmrthcred In
BLANKETS. Come and take them sway
Beautiful SJLlD and PLAID OPERA FLAT.
Elegant SHEPHERD PLAID SHAwLsas2,
Full line BLACK and C.LOEED VELVET
RIBBSSs; at half price,
RIBBONS, sll widths, cheaper than TIE coat Of
importation, -.
500 LADIES end MISSES HATS, from IS to 7sc.:
lees than half price,
FUR3 and Asst RAKaHa
s, 600 yards ASSORTED PRINTS handsome.
|, 900 yard BILE .ChED and BROWN DCMfST-
les at factory prices,
FLOOR OIL-CLO RI. NOS
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+. Agencral Registry law for large cities - !,
the election Of members OF congress !,
likely to be one Of the measures OF the next
session. 1e,s York Times.
Certainly. And next year also soldiers
may control tie elections. This year .he!
merely showed themselves. The Reruhh'
cans applaudcd, and nobody objected Sc
riously. The people have thus become ac,
cutamct, TO the sight. Hereafter ac"e'. ~
GRANT NAV carry every election by force II
ba ch,osc, to do SO. 1t will be for him 10
GOV T,s voters have no power to p, otect
themselves
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ne SECOND OPENING OF FALL


DRY GOODS.
am now opening NEW Styles OF DRESS
GOODS Just o I, consisting in part of
EPISGLAIS, VANDYKh, YE.0URS,
LAINAG.S. sEDANS;
EMPRESS CLOTnS in all colors;
BOMBALIMETEE, entirely new;
REPS, PLAIOS, DFLAlNES, &c.
The celebrated BUFFALO, HEAVIER, and
G2AND DUCHESS ALPACAS;
BLACK SILKS;
CLOAKS, BROCHE and other SHhWLS;
BUR -!UES,
Handsome BALMORAL SKIRTS at only soc.;
Good LINSEYS ut l2sc.;
The best DOMESTIC GOODS In the city for the
money;
12-4 COUNTERPANES at 81 IS;
ALL-WOUL F.-ANNFL at 2oc.;
LADIES' HANDkERCHIEFs q: Sc:
GOLD-EYED GEEDLEs at &C.;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at 2oc.;
Laces, Fmbroideries, While Goods; Indla-Rub-
Der Cloth for infants Towels, Ladies' and Gents
Wooden and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets
swIsses, Tarlatan c.! Waterproof Cloth only 81
Shawl Suiting White Corduroy, Velvet and VEL
yeteens Hosiery, Gloves, Collars. Notions, and In
short everything found In 1rst-class dry goods
house at prices which l will warrant to please
every one, a. G0LD8ACk,
8G7 Broad street, between OH and IT'D.
RYLANp Il. NoRyELL, formerly with !. Sycles
W. II. CARDoZo, Of Powhatan, late ut the Cali
fornia Sto' e; .. F. KAMMAN, hiss ALICE BAR
pESrY, and --- SHEFFIELD, are With me, anu
would be glad to be favored with call from their
friends and the public. ....
oc2s A, GOLDBACk, COZ Broad street.
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SPECIAL TAX on CoAsTING VESSELS .-Tbe
eollcitor-Genelal has given All opinion that
the proprietors of coa>tlnS vessels, and YES
sells running upon rivers and inland lakes
engaged in the carrying and delivery of
money, valuable papers, or any articles for
pay, whose gross receipts therefrom exceed
81 900 per annum, are liable to the specia!
tax Of SIC imposed on express carriers and
agents 10y paragraph 90, section 70, of the
Internal revenue act of June 20. 1864, rs
amended by act of July, 1866. The Attor-
submitted bv the >ecretary Of The Treasury,
at the request of the acting Commissioned
of internal Revenue, ha, approved the
opinion.
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~BLANKETs, BLANKETS. BLAN-
rrTs We have n stock OF BLANKETS that
c,nno. be surpassed. Call and take look at the
snc RED B1..~KETs tall sizesl. rRAnLE pr
CRTD BLANKETS. GRAY BLANKETS, HORSE
BLANKETS, and LAP BLANKFTs at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1919 and 1915 Main ut-ee'.
rsa John CLARK .JR.. & ~O.'S SPOOL Get
TON for machine and hand sowing. no Is
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CHINESE WAR PRErARATIoSs.-Thc Chi
ncsc evidently intend to show fight il at
tackled by any European Power on account
Of the massacre OF French missionaries in
TientSin. On The 2Gth of August they had
placed 5000 troops within Z days march of
that city, and had positively refused 10 sur
render the three mandarinS who were in
Office when the slaughter took place. Muui-
tons of war Were being shipped from
shanghai to the North in great quantities.
and The Taku torrs had been armed and
proyisioncd. Moreover. through the mac
ton OF the British naval force, the Chinese
had been allowed to secure the mouth OF
the liser leading to Ticntsin and Pekin.
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MYSTERIOUS MURDER - New JERSEY
Ne,r York, nov. 1i.-CEcumstances con-
nected with tie death Of John Cas>abaum,
of MaDnuckin, n. j., supposed to have
committed suicide, lead to the belief that
he was murdered. ILc body has been ex-
lumed, aud investigation reveals the fact
shot, and the dead body placed on the rail-
road track, where 1t was found after a
train of cars bad passed over it.
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MT BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This SPLENDID HAIR is the best in the world !;
the only true ard perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tfnts remedies the iii effects Of bad eyes 1nylgo-
rayes and lea res the hair soft aud beautiful black
or broom. sold By si druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied>at DATCHELOE'S- WIG
FACTOhY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
lie a-cot.1yr
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MT TESTIMONY OF A PROMINENT

M TESTIMONY OF A PROMINENT
PHYSICIaN.-Dr. j. T. Baker, skilful aud
widely known physician twenty Years standi1 g
In Lancaster, Pa, gives his opinion Of n popular
hose hold -emcny In the foil wing ct err:
LANCASTER. Pa, oycmber 90, 1888.
Dr. S. B. Hartman e. Co.: De Slrs. - ijuring
the past eight yesrs / have had frequent opportu-
pitle to study the feet of NJSHLE~'S HtRB
BtTTERS upon persons suffering from dyspepsia,
loss ofnerv"us energy sexu Weakness, Giarr hG.,
clans according to tn Homeopathic, Allopathlc,
aud Hydropalhc schools. and only comparative
" few permanent cu es effected On the 0ttc or
durIng tho desired result, and still use them In
the treatment of such complaints. with the highest
success. have no h Station n saying that cor
s:tier M(-HLFR'S Fl RB BIT EkS the most efl-
cacious remedy discovered for Diseases ari <
from disCrdcred stoms Ii, liver, kidneys, bow
els lungs and heart Yours truly.
j. y. BAKER, NJ. D.,
10 l?-eodlw&wlt Postofdce box lso.
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AcQvlTrIp.-Tbe young man, Lieutenant
Dauencrty, of Newport lky.) barracks,
who shot Van Horn. the slandelsr OF his SIS
ter, 1T kokomo, Indiana, last winter, has
been tried and acquitted. On the rendt-
ton of the verdict Mrs. Van Horn at
tempted to shoot Daugherty, but fai'ed.
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w CARPETS, DRUGGETS, OIL
TOTHS-we have n~w in store BnDY and
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. THRRE.PLY. ~
GRAIN, vENITTAN. and HEMP CARFGTs:
FLOOR OIL-CIOTH, l. IL. and wards wide
DRUGGET. BaI2E LINEN, aud OIL-CI,OTH.
10, covering stair carpets, ut
..... FIR. -s' LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
The best SEWING COTTON now In market is
J~HN LARK. JB., & CO.'S. Use no other.
no Is ~
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A NNUAL MEETING.-The next an
N nual meeting OF the SIuCkHOLDtRS kF
THE RlCilM; ND, FREDERI tk3 U!tG AND
POTOMAC PAILR .AD COMPANY VIII be
held at the office II the company, IN Richmond.
on W WEDNESDAY, the IL Ii Of November 1870, ut
II O'Clock Z. Il. j. Is. WINSTON,
no ltd Secretary.
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CLOTHING d,

r ooK AND THINK,
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS,
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS,
SHAKER FLANgEL DRAWERS.
SCARLET KNIT ORA WERs,
BLFACHED JEANS DRAWERS,
UNBLEACa d JEANS DRAWERS
SCARLET UNDERSTANDS,
MERISO UND&RSHIRTS,
SHAKER FLANNEL UNDERSTANDS.
CoNvl-IER,S KID GLOVES,
JUUvIE's KID GLOVES
yIDaTrE KID GLOVES.
HEAVY BERLIN GLOVES,
SUPERIOR CLOgH GLOVES,
GU IT SCS ZEN DLES-
PIvOT-ACTION SHOULDER BRACES,
VILLA STYLE PAPER COLLARS,
HOWARD sly. F PAPER OLLARS,
IMPROVED BROADWAY PAPER coll
LARS,
KENsfNGTuN BROADWAY LINEN
COLLARS,
FLORENCE BROADWAY LINEE coll
LARS,
CHESTERFIELD BROADWAY LINEN
COLLARS,
GLADSTONE BROADWAY LINEN COL
LAS,
REVERSIBLE LINEN CUFFS,
ENGLISH HALF-HOsE.
WuCLLEN HALF-HUSE,
BOWS, &CAnF5,
TIES. SLEEyE-BUTToES,
GENTS sHAWLs,
GENTS TRAVEL ING BLANKETS,
CENTS LIP RUGS,
AND MANY OIlItR AR :ICLES. UAN BE
FOUiD at
NM. Ira SMITHS,
CORNE9 Tenth 4 ID MAIN SITS"
(OLD STAND OF BALDwIS's.)
loo Is--3tl
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A VACANCY having occurred III the
IN bot,>c Of DelpG les 5,.r tr!* district by the
t cctlon o. RESPECT d ,pwIsin I'll 2 nth ~ W.
Kclv So, 10 TIC position .. VI fsor OF this city,
the voters o. his d:stric. Will be called upon 10
-e.ect some one { ill the vacancy. tw5u!d DC
s,eil that soInc one kr' a:ility and qualirca-
lions, Is welt as-tiuc p 'litca 'r': rd, pprn the
part of the ,v9ser .alirts .tnuld DC eli SEQ as
!neir ttaud ,rd beg The "r:ter, as Ire earnest
.ollct. ator Of nan yo:ti: 4 IS city and Goul
". respectfui,y calls tiruL VI jorJrHS JONAS,
JH to aneouL &C Dimscf Il nd d tie for the po-
stllon. He Is w II ku ,wn t. tie entire community
4 true CONSERVATIVE. and Hnr N IT woulh dev te
his tire aud i hts - tho n"r, SIS and We are of
the city and coln,y.
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vNINGO, ELLETT d CRUNP,
w 1905 MAIN SIX 7, ret. 18th and l4th.
Uio arc ~ daily ~cce pt + our stock IF BOOTS.
S,it-G. Tsn<kc &c, rnmGrisl..e the latest
auo tcet ct>lcs of Le6c5', afisaea, |htdren's and
i.eut's Boots .no Shoes slso an excellent a.
soiimait uf he yer. ,acst farmers heavy goods,
and = variety Of Satch,ls, EaliJes, &c.; all OF
which We arc selling very low. \ call collected.
Z. r. VIRGO,
late win Gardner i Carlton.
JOH~ Il. Elicit,
In with T. s. Baldwin.
-. -. CRJjIP,
late with ~ -agoner L Harvey.
JAMES \. GRiGG. Ealtsnar. &c ISM
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MT FLANNELs, FLANNELS, FLAN-
NFLs.-Look ct our all-uool Red ard WHITE
FI.ANNEL ut CSC, worth soc: superior rurc
wool WHITE FLaHNEL at SOC worth 4or. FX.
Tpk WHITE FLANNEL, at $50, worth Soc; mil
vard-widc FLANNEL at Soc, worth 9oc. ut Goc..
worth 75c.; all qualities or RED and YELLOW,
and GREY. RED urd BLUE TNIELFO FLAS-
NELS; OPERA FLANNFLS in I'll colar,; also,
sILK-WARp FLANNELs, at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
A trial will convince you that John Clark. DR.,
& Co.'s SEWING COTTON Is the best in use.
n Is
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The Yellow Sulphur Springs was sold on
Saturday last 70 DIR. Laufiston Wade for
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MEETINGS.


F T,HE MEMBERS OF WASH
+ Il, Il LECTION CoNCLAyE, NO. l,
FFFb p. K are hereby aummone1 70 - =
sprnsissd ef fssl Ta f "wednesday, EVENING
naembets Of sister Conclsves are invited to at
'e' : By oroer of Sir knight Commander.
ltk JAMES pAkR, Kecorder.
RICHMOND AND DAnvrLLB RAILROAD TO-
RICHMOND, Nov. Ii, 1870.
TnHE TWENTY-THIRD A Nm a
L MEEII e OF the sTOCkH0LDERs, or
ROAD C%aPa Y vii se held 10 che city ., 2,
eichmomd (at the :, sschNnge Hoten cs on ,he
= - ''''''' ~ j. l.. Br,AIR, Auditor.
The transfer hook will be closed on the LIST day OF
December until after the meeting.
FORM OF PROXY:
RICHMOND AVID DANvILLE RAILROAD Co.
Kno,o all Men BY these Presents:
That-,-, the under iGned do hereby con- rnr
'st'u'I and in H- name. to vote on all questions
that may be brought befnre the meeting Of t Tie
com az ny sa Ss h5a
ratrIng 81 the els OF ..o ss nrsa as and
mt tts,,m ny wbc eof hive hereurto affixed
hand his day Of -. no - e01-9
RICHMOND AHo PETEEsDUt 9 ". X; Co.
TREAsURER'S OFFICE:
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 18th, lS'n. }
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the le
~ stockhnidera this COMPANY VIII .e H i.rn, ~
the office Of The COMPANY o. sii o an TT StrEe!
nm STAIRS hr;wccn h and 10Th sire Is, Oh CI =
H.. Y he POL, lost, at liz "'clncE \. nj; ,
The hooks o. IT. rs or will be closed from TINS
di aS Ell IN after the fmiy u e s1!TH
VNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
The 9. tlcmeD VINO have signed the roll OF ne
CIV Constr rntlve Vigilance Committee 70 elner
18th such oihers may desire 10 unite WIN u, u
MT NJ Old Market Haf on WFDs ESDa1
I'VE ,ING f~hXT at : O'Clock, promptly, for Inc
rurnose Of organizing tor work.
M1 u,rs, n will be allowed t. join as ~ district
wo ker y OF The association who cannot dev te his
1,mc to tie Gu:ies which may be assigned MN
nornsa "aient memb, y who holds any office 10
the city, State or Federal Governments, or who Is
candidate for, an "xpe t NJ Of an office Ia
sam" hut any GENT. man may t'in who VIII
uIcdgc bims-l: to vote he Conservative ticket
whc7. ma hereafter b. ma ed by the associa-
zion without regard t. religion, creed lec6, or ma
tionality.
''In time of peace prepare for war;
noAstx JAMES NJ. FORD.
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1sisasrssfs-as SEXES.
pREMIUM CANDY For the very best
I ard chearcst Il mb g.! ctinc1 STEAM Ga -
DY. botn pl in aud fancy. gu t" u. co u hbUS,S
SIAM GA.i.y MA>tFhG IOAf, No. VIA
Ero,d stree. us c.afy " pr0D Ct!nIed The BEST
NJ the late Virginia r>iate Far and the fist pre-,
MUM W., aa:a died him. Country merchants anu
All IL ,saa. Of >i.psIl candy ""ud do @c! I" give
INN 4 CIT HIS u: !r, ale lin. lowest Ia The ci!y.
C-s AM CIIOC0it1 f. m9dc every tuesday anu
FrItial: III, rctrrc II is a!"". fresh and nice.
n, II ,uuiiu
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HORSES AND MyGEs FOR SALE.

~ - =, ~
-FOUR FINE, WELL-BROkE *
Z MIS-. nj: EA:tN a!d Ear GsSED$
Far SA f.. at DUaCu = ID
sab g 18Th street, bet :c"n Frankl'n ~So-s1s@
aud Gree IL"
HORSES AND MULES + o r IN
Ii 81 - FtktY.F Tx HORSES ~
aud Ten NIL 5 JUS artivc'la at +. Bos.l ks
stahlA direct ON kentu r.. Amon2 the lot -Te
lcn iuc mares and SOME silii II aud .a3t stepping
n'rscS. For Saic / " NJ n acrp- modating
erIns il :!E ii o!:r" =; t.sStcuS's Stables un
Fr,nkn, ncl eei 18Th anal I1lh ,.iteets
&C Slim ..i:- M & Ell K.
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J. FULL lISECF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
ALWAYS ON sard Cash buyers will consult their
interest In Civ ng me IL Come. aud you aht
be pleased, rs nv stock Of goods has been selected
with The greatest care.
JULIUS sYCLE, 900 MAIN. no3
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s,s,srTS. SFsssE>. Ascs

ITO LADIES.-Opened this morntng@
a hc ,u,l,ul assortment g, LADIES, TSAe
MISSES. ana CH1L y Il i. Ms saIsS;
I FEB. CAT LAT B4LMoEALs Tor Ladies, Misses,
sEEGr BALSURALS, for Ladies, Misses, snd
c0ST, KID. AMI CI.OTH RUTTON R0lTS:,
FREMCH KID S.DE-nAC+ GHliEhs' INC
Wife AIS BUTTON BOOTS.
Call 1T 1903 Man st Get. , , ,c- =,
no lR-3t tjt'rN ". Ih1rs
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NEW STORE.-LADItS BOOT AM

NEW STORE.-LApltS booI AM
~ :r0a HH,'ilr HUN,
No. as Eramd stree, hti Htcu 4Lh Snn S!n.
have now on rauG I'd am 'eeei.1 M osi's iiS"
additions Ia IL" % re sock oi
.:hrS. SHOES. i Nd G1fiEkS
comm; ing III. vcr, ;c:l a.s ,riment of Ladies'.
zilascs', auT Chi!h c2s
ROOT = SD II .
IN his CITY consisting al The Lies. Styles, and IN
vi wi,.ils md sizes mg'c <rrcSsly Tor me by the
ir>. manufacturers In he country All Oh when
viii l,I = l.! TIC loves prizes.
R,mr,nn,r THIS - til: ouiy 'adies' Boot and
Shoe I'm; Drum III this city which Is expressly
~ nt.f ar .uIrs orly :. ". HARRIS,
or n7-lm Us ::rnad street. he.w, en- 4th and 5th.
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L.IRST OF TIE St:A>ON.-NEW CROP
MhLA"A Ai-lN,. GE" Prs tH'~; tIC.
Ito hoxes laycr !Iiss:.c i'll 'h" hti! ana l;I' ,
-. borps: lo1 arn:rs NV s':.:Ea :iEt-", !, and
S d Dir ms; 10 key, Ma!raa 'Graccs; IL ia is new
hrablau Oates Just received. For sa!e by
J.. IL J. u: SSi- JN,
oc 1s3n ttyp-s.orv l;uiiitug. lil2 Main 81.
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WE HAVE REDU + d THE6
w pHiCrSU or 1ut Root, SnO1 ESe6>
III. i,HkS ShTI'YIElsS. &C.. 10 enable all 49,
In want good rni reliable o"ls TO get heir sup
,,Iy nj the ver. loves: r les. The LADIES VIII
5na n. our Hroa:-strcEt store. cUrEcr OF 5tl, tbr
vrry .r:Icuinr and call 1T ti'.' CORNER, as some
one else is passing himself II for us TO the ia1ury
O, ourselves aud The buyer he Iartess ana Dest
,ssorlr.I stuck IN the cityEIaGc to lace and but-
tor OF French Kid (Clov.).: NJ, Turk Y Morocco,
oiled Guat. + cncn nGrHcco. Engiish Lasting
a. &C. In All W dilS and ~ 8. enablt Ing us at Ill
,iprs In .,vc easy and vel fitting goods.
MARCUS I.AKnI" 4 r.: ,TftER,
No 1872 ain street. Snd
.o21 carnc, Of 9Th ard Broad cts.
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C,ARY & CARLTON. No. s29A,a
4 t;.~naI s,,rct : cund icur rom 9Th have V1S
m rsI,d on. cr The finest aud hrai selected va
e"cks Of lots, 81 = ,RrI lS,os &C. s,c 10 ee
No. cows ana Chi6r';,'s BOOTS. SHOES.
and G4tTr:hS: also, Il COZ clete assortment oil
THrShs. VhLlSsS. SA ItHCLS, nc.
Visitors to the state Fair VIII IA well to give Us
van ~ WV ~ F. NJ. CARY,
, V. :. CARLTON.
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npECTAL NOTICES.
DARCY PAUL, President.
StM,L B. PAUL, Secretary.

ASSETS S42o, odo.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-01
: MODEL PRINTING HOUSE AND
BINDERY."

!
The business men of Racine should
bear in mind that the giving of orders to
foreign drummers, for job Printing OF
Book binding is ~carcely the way to en-.
courage home enterprise and industry
while Ill nineteen cases out of twenty. a
better job and at cheaper rates can be
procured at the Advocate Establishment
Drummers have to be paid, express
charges have to be paid, and to make. up
for the inferior stock and workmanship
in.the work done, follows as natural
consequence. ALL sffb
We know that the Advocate. Model
Printing House and Bindery now pos
sess facilities equal to the best Chicago
printing offices. and we confidently chal
lenge the production of a single bill for
printing, or book binding superior in
workmanship or lower in price than the
regular rates Of the Advocate Establish
ment, Call and examine for yourself
Racjrse Adoocate. 6
( There is.no doubt much truth in the
above remarks Of the Racine Aduocate.
And to some extent the same remarks
iwillsapply 70 this office job work is
some times taken out of the place when
it could be done better and cheaper in
this office than it istdone in Racine, Mil.
waukeee or Chicago. Drummers and ex-
press charges have ODE paid, and, if q
|job.is done under price at one. time, it is
mace up by charging an over-price at an
other time. So there is no gain, but a
loss, in going out of the place to get work
done that could be done at home. Nei
thcr Racine, Milwaukee nor Chicago
helps to pay our county and city taxes,
and, every tax payer in the county anC
4 city has an interest in the increase of the
taxable property Of the county and city
Just in the proportion Of the increase Of
the taxable property of one, the taxes o
all others are relatively decreased
Hence the reason why any citizen of the
county has an interest in the prosperity
of any place in the county more than an
other place out of the county though i
may be nearer to him. There is com
mon interest between the citizens of {
county which ought not to be disregard
ed And there is common interest be
tween the citizens of a city which every
good citizen should heed. M
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-01
MoNoPoLIsT BOILERS.
From the New York Evening Pc

From the New York Evening Post.
| Missouri has given a majorityof forty
thousand for revenue reform, and yet,
while in the present Congress there are
but two supporters of monopoly from
Missouri, in the next Congress thereNwill
be three.
| To those who have not studied the
political combinations there, and who do
not understand the men with whom the
revenue reformers had to contend, this
will appear strange, but it is easily ex-
planned; the monopolists bolted "
wherever they could not nominate their
own creatures, and choose to vote for
democrats rather than Cor revenue reform
Republicans. They did there what they
did in Syracuse district in this state in
the case of Dennis Mccarthy.
In five of the nine districts in Missouri
the revenue reform Republicans con-
trolled and nominated proper candidates,
who could have been elected had the
McClurg monopolists voted the Republic
can ticket. In four of these districts the
democrats nominated candidates.; in the
other, the Second, Mr. Finkelnburg was
too strong to oppose. Incited by the
special organ of the protectionists in St.
Louis, which told its followers that a
democrat was preferable to revenue re
form Republican to represent St. Lous,
| tile McClurg men "bolted and made
nominations in the First, Third and
Ninth districts. The real contest in these
districts was between the revenue reform
Republican candidates and the demo-
Gratis, as the McClurg men well knew,
4 H. II, al %I~ynn az r.
the protectionists received over four
thousand votes, and one of them less
than two thousand In the Sixth district
the Republican majority was so small
that monopolists could defeat the regular
nomination without the trouble of an or
ganized bolt" The result was that
four democrats were elected to Congress
"a gain of two-three by the votes of
McClurg men who organized as boilers"
and one by the votes of so-called regular
Republicans" McClurg supporters, cast
directly for the democrat
Not long before the election, when the
success of the monopolist state ticket
became hopeless, the chairman of their
state committee sent circulars to the
faithful supporters Of McClurg and
regular nominations, pointing out
plan by which bargains should be made
with the democratcs on local tickets in
order to save as much as possible of the
monopolist wreck. The democrats were,
of course, glad of an arrangement by
which they were certain of the lions
share. In the Fifth district according
ly, while they put up candidate to
catch the votes of the democrats who
would not trade, the leading democratic
papers advocated the re election of s. s.
Burdett, McClurg Republican, one of the
very worst protectionists in Congress
and he was reelected by democratic and
McClurg votes. Two others almost as
Objectionable were elected by similar
means in the Fourth and Seventh dis
tric.s. but the little game failed In the
Eighth where Mr. Blair will prove a
worthy successor to Mr. Benjamin.
Thus, although we believe every dis
trict in Missouri is strongly in favor of
revenue reform, protection boasts of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-01
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