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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
JOHN ADAMS ON THE BOSTON TEA PARTY.

JOHN ADAMS ON THE BOSTON TEA PARTY.
WinslOw Warren writes to The Boston Id
re,sey communicating the following interesting letter
from John Adams which he claims has before been
In print:
Dr. Sir ,
TIE people have -'sed the River and -u TIE
Bridge Nph Three Cargo, OF Tea empei into The Har
gndes Event which has happened Stree ths
with Ri opened The Suni.y OF IT, charms me
s express sentiments o g. better tuan
COLI last EseuingGsch should repeat
th6 think. be In Consequence
OF H. viii he Province pay for itS0w think
the Province II turd easily " II drank
Of indifference whether Is 10 drank Or
a. TIE Pr mat for In either Case-bu bere
IN, believe viii ke them ;Le Province
shall lO Years Ia,er.s, % the Money-wheress
III II paid for Immediately thus e-iiowtver lie
that the Province, wrud never for taLi also
Gna Rim Of Constitution OF Government az OF al
Lbrc Nond be the certain Coleln OF Suffering
landed Hutchinson and his Family and Friends
will Lave Gone with Their good services to Great
Britain Colonies But for him. this might have been
Ira Whereas this Loss the rest OF the
Colonies sou follow example will the opinion Of many Person!
and House once in the other toon o. will hsve
NOR. hal take dc nal that their Tea
shall England untouched u will purely he de-
rorr ,he ha. been here Threats PhanOms Bogbean BY
Individuals will be thrrane win Saih AMI
Pr -cu..on Armies and Eavies will he talked Of military Exc
annud Iresonryas England aad Az that
Terros all but non-fet ihey shoal become
Rrcs te suffered than the great Principle Of Par
entary The Town VI Boston never more su
Saturday right than 1t lat Night AN Things were
with Deceny end Prf Wbfsson to Gorer
We all thought the Adm nstrauon 10 better Hands
ri a,1 70 make Mr., Adams respectful Compliments Mrs
Wsntn. ana niue. am rour Freed JOHN ADAMS
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PERSONAL.

The King Of Prussia, according to Bismarck,
his long lo and sood health to his copous use OF
beer and wine.
Mr.. Sturgeon has been compelled within the
Inst year to receive ten offers Of marriage all Of
which the reverend gentleman has been Obliged TO
decline.
The marriage Of Miss Olive Logan and Mr..
Writ Skies was soleinnzed yesterday. ut the brides
residence In this city, by tho Rev. Robert Collycr Of
Chicago.
John D. Ashmore, NJ. c., some time before
the quarreled with the Speaker of tho South Caro-
Ina House OF Representatives, md shot him at Sardis
Miss the other day. he shot himself with the pistol
The Emperor of Austria has addressed an
autograph letter to Gen. Baron Won Gabcnz, nccedna to
his request to DO allowed to retire account Of III
health. and comforting upon him the Grand Cross OF tho
Order OF Leopold.
Mr.. Ballou, for some years identified with q
successful Boston magazine. IS announced about to
organize great papcr in Boston, which shall aim
Boston what TIE TRIBUNE, World and Herald
Go for N"wIork Tie capital Is said 10 DO ready and
tho site OF The Transcript secured tho papers
publication office.
Oliver Elmorc, the relative of n distinguished
Connecticut family and known as the Hermit Of Winhl
River. Massachusetts. died in cave at tho foot OF
SratOn Mountain that ho had occupied for the last 80
earnest combined efforts OF ls relatives, member
OF Congress- hc persisted in his cave Iiic
Tho venerable George Hill, who died at
u.
Webster Everett and several OF their successors In tho
Department Of state Librarian and beside assisting In
The prod teton OF o: the great papers OF that time
he issued several works IMPORTANT in special branches Of
literature. Mr.. Hill was born III l7C. at Guforl, Conn.,
where his body las been sent for burial
Tho French Finance Minister, Pouycr- Quer-
ter has refreshing way Of relieving the burden OF
debt forced France by the Trusslans In speech de-
ycrrd recently at the Wedding feast OF his daughter
Wien 100 OF his w0rkmcn wcro present he said that
III lizard year. and therefore the whole vO mill ards
due To- Prussia might DO paid or IN five years by only an
hours extra wOrk
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson has begun her
readin. and lecture engagements in the E's She has
delivered her lecture the Great Chicago Fire. at
NewbuIgh and two other cities on the HUDSON
before approving audiences. Her discourse Is interest
Ing abU,lndlg In incidents which came under her per-
soal obscryation many III them entirely fresh. and
liza irairg rot only the dire calamity, hut the chli-
arics and characteristics Ol human nature The sly 10
Of fine Irrc l. easy aid entertaining Often eloquent
apl i cxcellently delivered,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
TIE MORMON TRIALS.

SAT- LAKE CITY, Dec. 19.-B. G.. Hampton,
o wClkrown Mormon policeman. WI, arrested Lcrc
this morning. charged with participate, III the murder
Of D. Robinson. The examination OF the case was re-
sumed today when u pew witness identified Burt as
being among number Of Others no saw running from
the sceno OF tho murder. He saw Hampton standing
there few minutes before the murder Witness on be-
ing asked why lie Il1 not ten what he kpsE Ct the
;ss:aT 9s.9T replied Hat it Wd d tiF ,hS
ca . was confined until tOliloIr0w.
'Ploccedjugs ~ pgndammus have been instituted
against ISisllOp WOOlcy, County Recorder, 10 conn I'll
HIN TO allow access TO his rtcord, hitherto uniformly
refused.
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TIE FOURTH-AvF. RAILROAD PROBLEM.
A arn..lol IL ihn Min Tn Wnrl ,nai

IT CI'IWUtIt HCtEITTI Ut tue 4'IIIOtO0HtTI w "I V
ell Of Political eI Brcocrt Hall, East Fifty outhst
evening" Of the c,eus affected by the
railroad in Ponrthac Fortrscc0ds Dr.. Kessl w r.
ec1hau anil Mr. Val male address, strongly de-
poucrus the action of the Railroad Company the reckless
running trains AMI the neglect To place prccr safe.
on Revolutions Fourth
ave. abore -ccon Is deim-rt to the city and pnhlc
siirs through fo
sixth other being .aey cut OF that the number atc
which a tie constant risk OF other aud greater
dsnsrn, mi the general interference with public and
rnyste rgl.. demand immediate ruelal measures; Tat
opinion Of ta,s Council, IL practicable 70 area
the sverne from Fod76tL~t. north; that Ills can
feet he .innng At Fort second
n nv raising the grade OF the avenue seven or eight et and IS
the Rro from o 10 feet of the property the
the the lie done without interi,
With private properly tie grade Of Forthwith Porv rh Forty
will be greater than Thirty-lourih st.
where Parkay The following Committee appointe
Vn ert requesting the anking Of tho track and
"n h BIN 10. to approve the resolutions ,dopte by
ne ac w T. Peee r. G. De4rslee j. ODonchouyb
" Vail o. Aston T. Hopkins Charles H. Wilson. eIJaige
Van voolst anu ". II. Pec.hAm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20

sentatons a. rregiOus The Trimounaineers are nat.
rally proud Of Tho auesny Ghar9tts as sBos!onto,n
sshUS Which US also john S Sca
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett opened tho Varieties
T,eatcr, New.Orlesns. on Monday night. Dec. L. An
opening address. written by Mr. z. G. Hancock, was
epokcn by Mr. Barrett Inc opening play was Mr. James
Alberys comedy Of COquettes." The receipts at tho
box.oicc amounted to $500. The Varieties Is said
be the handsOmcst theater IN America Tho cast or
"Coquettes" shows the composition Ut MI. Barretts
dramatic company: .
Mr.. Arthur Mnioo o. H. Sarke Rogers ..G iioIsnd
roWs Domnck MURRAY James. Mr. BRADLEY
ST. kd Robson Mira Aluton. Miss Augusta DsIEnn
mi Lertou lind M Crome Miss e. Regnol!s
M ZONES Frsnt Murdoch Fanny PAkhosse.. Miss Grdou
Mr. .es CARING W. A. riouI l0uu BuI.e
Mi. Frank PaIALuIse. H. H. Frye
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THE UUIRTOV THAI.
FURTHER TESTIMONY FOR TIE PROSECUTION.
AxHApoLI,, Md, Dee. lJ.-Ihe Court opened

FURTHER TESTIMONY FOR TIE PROSECUTION.
ASH,polI,, Md, Dee. 19.--Ihe Court opened
at 10 O'Clock.
repr sherman wash CITY sr,.y ,lar tr, Gs :. II.
m for BAL. core at .t Ie.iee ., the IL
pat back good health HAT morning. ue'e Kew bin Use
Co.. WITHIN $500 ,sf, t; tho tho t';",o o,. l. i, and Ind
a. Gene as cox ' ES s.. Mr.,
after S r., Hr.t Of k.a1 ma sss w.. !. E j
rs, r IN i"nd' :, sgs her 10 60 to EasSs
poe Mesh, Brother ,oo furnish Tue iuDd ..d her pr
paid for h,I elf and a-Sse e.; MA % ts ess si
se 10y much rS,sy 10 meet sI H., rot. "a. when 'Is
e.. 4cam sd'o .'1F S S~ fund. slo
, n.a S va. ;s1" a che h, %
bones an Re-, s s. Y lad VA aas % S.
e. r her leaving her his prolry worth 1901, ..
a. s;0 Of l% .c7re. or m"g,se b,r zeal t'e :.
had Ia eas +? p, ,osa F r,, h1 a; xv % DO . mess
,s he souli lie glad her it under no rrun oui he
.@sr ed roaS - banker Of who
,, , or .n 70 vi. I lsl ben ela % "i the
sse Va" SI r WV Ii Br GS'st'' che saa H. Van
NJ, & bal bun to hs aCne OF AI bI""n nn' he "a,
on, . s, o5nl nsssa MIR Mr. tS Ss. is
T". "'s 1s s con asi g. Gaa he
gp ".s o 90. :. Mr. r.. S.. Sqa h int" her scS
b. sS" dss Or e s ,in he, bonds 1 'c'f real
+. G s ri, as yn s ss ',si a sf'S
M a All he them S 1s s |'ss ~ Cue. r get %
- psi ON t .ecuiy Of which abe slated 10 DC worm
mo- Mr. Gu Il that property that land woa ROT ue
.Yrb tssms; Mrs. Wharton expressed her willingness
a. yyr almost any IL secure ue loan, as men.
u,,ri IN, ,wu Of 900 at the time; Nj; Mhn'9us
manner a., cohent AMI WILL anil somewhat rohtIaac'ory Al
10 she bad been TO Johnson bIotLef, snd
The ..rd biz her the party aey ~'uia oeep' w hei
potes let her have the iuhla - -. .
Ha nc ci lrcns 20 AND for the past three OF
nr y,srs hiss habit OF prescribing ot
amye wns. testified the use and effects Of @ mecs on .ne
aem lie asked be bad been 10 eont so Thw md M
drrrr Of Dr. Williams the symptoms &C o. urn h s
Tor, orem aud said he bad hot ne iU @
prosecuion then submitted In writing 9.esa'Ist .n3
hypothetical Of pss'o yns q, proren by several
w,ues his being sick the treatment snpoms
And de- identical a. The oi Aeichan tne ~
Esm,nston apJ condition the organs fevoaea ~ ~ uo
wines. TO stse In bis opinion In sucn ' .t.snt
=, 70 ns Geine symptoms and aesin, 10 0SooU n.oO
the orrsns a. found the poatmoren % ~ nv
submitted vouh b much 2ui,sa "a, roona sny de-
from the be could Dol ay .' a, rod
famhsr either fron his own
s There wers psint resemblance TO nsns,
hi a, the n there sbssnos VI os' '~AS S~ $500"
w. mor =, An proceeded At lnrh In comparing the rmpons
L in he cases supposed With those Of choefs II H.
srt ,no,e,r and finally best Of hs ADoSsoee ~.
M death did from nstnIsi eau,e ,d from ooum ala
Y, Wa on, symptom semiconnasose eohaoh 49, ;h
IND mshe him rop but "a oI1a I, .eaL
sn Y.,chun spoie iutegby half hour before Hs Sssu,
have opium he could not have oc " E,,eho with to-
creips the symptoms, ke o. r. Son, Of
which attend overdose Of tartsr-emete WIFI W. '
and ,hs eIt ~joupcd until toporrsV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
THE CHURCH MUSIC ASSOCIATION.

TIE CHURCH MUSIC ASSOCIATION.
Tho Church Music Association opened its
,rd .e,.or by concert last night at steinway Hall.
a. ,n,ttor OF course, tho audience was large In num-
bcr, and brilliant in appearance, and the entertainment
VAS GIVEN with oil those pleasant accessories Of decora-
,on and etiquette which have made the previous sorecs
az the Association attractive. DIR. Pecb whoever
else may tho credit Of this enterprise has GER
ta,ny succeeded In arousing tho interest Of largo
and influential class OF people In style OF mnsic
which has not heretofore been fashionable, ana
for this good service he deserves tho thanks
OF tho true friends Of art. Tho performance
cpen TO criticsm but tho Society Is young ana
improving. Last nights concert began with an overture
by Joachim Raft In Luthcr choral, Elmo fese Burg
Rails compositions almost always interesting ana
his treatment OF this old hymn displays freedom nSo
nuty and certain unexpected grace In strong Dut HOT
unpleasant contrast with the severity OF inc 'he'ne
The vocal portions-repetiOn Of tho simple cl0ra-are
scattered At wide intervals through tho overture anu
somewhat fragmenary effect is thereby produced upon
listeners who are not careful in following the develop
ment Of the score These portions were not well sung
and considering tho size Of tho chorus the volume OF
tone was strangely weak. and the impression disap
pointing In Haydns Second Mass. which roHowed INC
singers did themselves much more credit, rcndernS al
the movements least fairly we'll and somo por''ohs
with excellent spirit and correctness Tic solo parts
were taken by Mrs Gulagcr Mrs. Kempton, Mr. Legal
and Mr.. Remmertz The second part OF tho programme
WAS n repetition Of the muffc OF Webers "frccloSa'
which the Association performed last year.
WACIlTEL.
Herr Wachtol is to appear at the Crane
Opera House on Christmas Day In matinee perform
ance Of tho "Poston of Longuncau," with Miss C"his'a
and cssrs ver..ng AID FranosCh, md on TIC evening
Of tho con be will sing in the same opera In BrooNyh'
lie has just returned from concert tour III TIC west
ana Immediately after Christmas Is to 0pcn season Oh
German Opera i'll Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
WEATHER REPORT.
WAI DEPARTMENT, }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Dec. l9-7 p. In. }
Al. IL I,rAs mi naar koafr

WAE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. l9-7 p. In.
synopss for the past frenfu four Aours.
The area of low barometer, which was Mon
day afternoon central over Massachusetts, Bay, has
moved northeast beyond our stations and was fooWeI
for short tuo Ivy clear weather. disturbance when
was indicated exiting Monday afternoon In the extreme
Southwest has apparently passed through KENTUCKY
producing rapid fall tn the barometer
accompanied Nv snow, from Tennessee to Mchgan anu
England, where 1t is still showing. The teinpera-
ture continues very low and falling FROM Iowa and Wis
cousin to wyoming The reports from California re-
ceivri to-day show that severe storm prevailed there
on Monday but has now abated. The barometer has
risen randy ut the Rocky Mountain stations a. lar as
heard from. ,,,.,
Tho disturbance on the Pacific coast will probably pass
into Montana and falling and
Rang Temperature prevail on Wednesday at the Rocky
Mountain station. The high barometer north OF Mis-
souri, move eastward with diminished PRESSURE and cold
winds prevail of the Appalachian range;
Cloudy weather with westerly wind: prevail very gen:
orally on Wednesday along the Atlantic coast; brisk
Winds from North Carolina to Maryland. Navigation
being closed upon the Lakes the display OF cautionsry
signals win be suspended ut the lake ports during the
Winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
POLITICAL,
IT !
SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE IMPEACHMENT OF GOV. sceTT-RUMORS OF
Ills INTENDED RESIGNATION.
COLUMBIA, Dec. 10.-In tho House of Repre-
scnavcs to-day the resolution Of Impeachment of Gov
Scott being under consideration. Mr. Bowen made two
hours speech declaring no in terrible earnest and
meant to impcach oil guilty State officials In succession.
In NewYork. Gov Scott had admitted to him that
e22COoO0 Of fraudulent bonds had been used within
three days; and State Treasurer Parker had declared
that the Legislature dared not act against the Rng be-
cause Of it, own corruption.
In order to obtain certain twothird vote for impcach
nent he would ofor resolution to postpone the vote
until after the Christmas recess and. II full House
ccied the measure he would resort to tho courts. lie
pledged himself to assist by testimony and all other
means In his power to convict tho Governor and tho
other guilty officials. 1t is rumOrcd that Gov Scott Will
resign In "a hours Tho Governor admits that the I'M
parchment will result In conviction 1t goes to tho
Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

', Bishop Osnldn Baker c. TIE Meh"dlst npls
s.ate and lus death is hourly eIpe;ed. -->-r
" Robert Fulton of the Paris crew has challen eed
Cller Of aisy 10 scul
polls Is, Of july for $l,0oO " 5haD0.
THE report in circulation that Gov. Seward Is
yery low with paIaly.is without HIS hsl lutd
been He rides out oy All but fatigue
fnllt r,Ap,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
THE GEORGIA ELECTION.

NO OPPOSITION TO THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 10.-The election for Gov
crnor, TO fill the uncxpired term Of Rufus B. Bullock
was the qnietest held III Georgia Only about LOCO
votes polled in Richmond County, which were all
for James NJ. Smith, The Republicans took no part IN
the election. Tho vote In the State Is ordinarily about
2oo.OgO There being opposition to the Democratic
candidate 1t Is believed not than 10000 votes have
been p0llcd in the entire State.
SAVANNAH, Dec. lo.The Gubcrnaoral election passed.
OF quietly. james Milton Smith received 2,023 votes
There was opposition.
ATLANTA. Ga, Dec. lo.-Tho election for Governor
passed Off quietly here There li0J votes polcd
All the votes for Smith except Two. Only a iew
Republicans voted.
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TIE KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRACY.

TIE k!NGS COUNTY DEMOChAC1
WILLIAM G. KINGSLEY WITIDEAWS TO PRIVATE
LIPE-AN ACRIMONIOUS DEBATI.
The Democratic General Committee of
King, County held special meeting last evening, at
80 g Co,rt-st. Tunis G. Bergen In the chair COM
muncation was received from william G. Kingsley an
Al uucing Lis resignation rs a member OF the General
Committee. In his letter ne says:
% en,erpse HevYok and Brook
I'm over the E,H cUnnrciej vita
business Constant taLlo. T3l! spare
ti!Irir Um 80 nteTes
In eBrog politics intfuon :" take Other
mart InyJrl rot the pursuit Of oftes
hut n projects Come ID with
thu prosperity wei crengthea api elevate tue be
bad howe that
such seriously business interests aud
v h5 npt merely
Ill In wihL Aing from Comm ttee.
eniciy rn all iricpaon IN tas arrangements VI party
ne gnstou although evil at that the Com
MD spet al tie rrsgat on OF 90 pom
~. men Thora. Carroll al the Fourth Nard and also
q! Reform Of Sptcs
appointed -coInmeld psn for the "rganiA
General Committee vi tie "u cfd!c parry oil tne
eoun, MIR Tin Substitute that The next
for members Of the ueucrai COMMITTEE no pefs"n sha Dc
hollis position unr The United states
AMI that there ss he at erection an
NJ Desmond rrnsraci th, memhs
desire to run tho IVmmIiee o tie
tlnrft oi their fsm;les
Hugh esker rarT responsible Tor the
,.j,t corIupLon that waS trs miro
BIZ Mayor Kbtrsh who bou ut hs
o aeformcr, had brought eOrrup.
topiu b alwa
Te wtrs mn who hS the Il o votes.
D,nd Denounced the primary stem nhd e sei hin sell As
Wa appointed y M Csus resolution: M~sss Carroll,
Hrunssse Fowr tole. Gallagher aud Br!salL Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
TIE KU.KLUX TRIALs.

COLUMBUS, =. c., Dec. 19.-Durlng the hu-h.u.
, ,o.,,v John w. Mitchell and Thomas d. wbte"dss /" ioi
C,ur,y we've called similar charges Of conspiracy
Tie jmy lrrau"~'h r"nd'ei ~ 'Sr'e "'''' '''
..... ..s -....
.o,.Sed L today I'll. Grand Jury s prs.eo;s r.s W.. &
Joh. nitos I'll t e.. Williams 81 AL 5eIn 49, -
i"i., nss,s n ~ Il LII IA besani sSAAe ~ Lea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
The STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC Markets

ro., D.s iS-Sisa quiet, supsrans Oh Doubls eItrs.
81 s Trsai. Eitr Corn 9u:' a. We o. easier q, &c
% aS, ss..S Sul and saderi Ineo 81 dsie Common -
fisd ca nan 1Ssc, Pay Pair 7aeie; prne q We
ineror 2Ga3e. Coesson ~ Fair. 3od'~c Prhe
s,%9.H l Pine Caole.. N6isa Whisky erne,; at 30
- ~. Cs,. sdysncri, Fair lsH lSci God. l9@issr; fSt
a.Si: ETchass-stslna ls, At". o,I slsl nj d"-
Gnld NJ -, -...... T.. -. -. ,.,..s L, a
~ ". No g. 81 d, Com tall sad nonis.L U.n -" -
D.. am R-ans i209DA Crude sssdy ~ SoSe
Ts.ssu, D,@ -EsI s.sS .ssAdi '''' &sssa V'ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-20
THE sNOW-STORM.

There was general surprise expressed yesterday
morning found that falling All through the Gay
the storm continued than three inches OF snow He'll
"a, .po,sb however the se nfosd somev
double attached TO the and tho
Ing teng much foss The sroana zoe ' % 10 n
rapidly although the very eoI aud even o. VIZ
wa quite SoidlJ packed.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
I For otaer Saip Eeps see Second Page

DOMESTIC PORTS.
PoRrPgs la-Auived 'br. Carrie HeJ3ef Noo
Boston, leskns. ssiIei, brig Ayss. for Nea.ioIk.
Dec l9ArTyej, brig T H. Jennings rom New
Yorl Pcns,ve from LA, CsaLbns hGnh vsrtenas seer.
fom philadelphia; znga, from Nassau Ponder j. Eon Mosqoie
I Ala for Norfolk spung, msna IL apd oner da~-
sr CIrard ste n Leo or SsyYork; bark Aisrm for Btemesl
W Stephenson lor %.lueton CT schr Faueis sa'er I've
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Consumption crested ard neny benest ~ using Co
OFT" HAALD CAswEtIs COP LIVER Oh 10 the purest sweet
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Guerial Notifies
Republican Association Fourtee


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sss M M o. eIse, es sSe Gensn Con-
niiee ana oees. faI inc ensuing apSJ A. GcourL President,
Hroath Assembly DistTIct Union Republican Associa.
ton, hesaqoa'e' ~ .. s,r Pr msry Eeccu To- - Ie -
,s. 70 General COMMITTEE
pose enroug Of all wishing to become members
BIZ order Of II. L. BROWN. PEe'den.
W: u: oenH..-, $500. -
oI.-ln accordance with the call OF the Union kspaonssn Gs
e Committee the Republican electors Of this District WI, meet
Demt Hall, Tveht hdst ana Second ave- on uckcpAt
EVENING 2 inst Of ochcs IL elect omcsrs anu aeSa'es 70 1e
CEREAL Conutee Polls open from 10 9 T. mr,.,ov ~,
J. v. TRuss, Secrstary WILLIAM Al ALAeoN Freaasns
Assoca tien.Pur.u.rt 70 call Of General C"pmss rtI.
election for omeer ana 70 .' rs, pour,h.,s ps an.
fron I to O'clock GEO. H. VAN CLEFT President
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DPNrON-EOLwgsOn Monday erelns December 10. BY Rsv.
Cooi Charles IL, Denton Mrs Anihta Holmes both u
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All Notice, Of Marriages must be Endorsed 'e'fh Nv"