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The ROMANoFF.
AIsxis starts UpOa His Buffalo Hgst ThIs
ASrRlRg.
His InPeFIaI HIahness will start Sou b al
the z7th or 29th.

81 LOUIS, January 10. - The Grand
Duke and suite will leave here tomorrow
81 noon, by the North Missouri railroad ,
for Kansas City. Thence they will 90 TO
Fort Hays and Fort Ellis, Ksnsas, where
they viii spend two or three days hunt
ing buffalo. This change in the original
programme has been caused by the recent
fall Of snow in the region more north.
ward, and also for the resson thst by this
route tbs heart Of the buffalo range can
be penetrated by rail, and long horse
back OF am 0ulance ride avoided.
The special train that brought the part y
here has crossed the river and Will convey
them on their western trip under arrange
ment specially made for the occasion. On
their return the Duke and suite viii pre-
pare for their departure south. For this
trip the Great Republic, the largest and
uost magnificent steamer on ths western
waters, hss bsen chartered, and will ba
held In readiness to recsive them either
here or e afro, according 20 the condi-
tion Of tn river. Their departure viii
take placs sithes on the 9th or 18th inst,
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The OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, January 10.-In the senate
to-day q bill was introduced to make
wild game the property OF persons on
whose land It Is found, and to prevent
the killing Of gsne on the property OF an
other.
A resolution was offered fsvoring gen.
eral amnesty.
In the house a resolution was offered
depreeating Federal interference in State
politics.
A bill vas introduced 20 allow building
and loan associations to increase their
capital stock.
Bills were introduced to authorize the
granting Of injunctions, to prevent per-
sons from engaging In The lottery busi-
ness while quits are pending against
them; requiring the removal Of this ties,
grass and weeds from the roads, high
wsys, streets and allies; also, to make
husband and wife incompetent to testify
for or against each other.
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42d COEGsEss-2a SESSION.
Proceedings HAD BY the National LsgIsls'
turs Yesterday
IN TzK HoUsE.


The mint and coinsge bill was brought
up, Mr.. Kelly explaining its provisions.
Mr.. Wood alluded to the position taken
by Mr.. Dawes yesterday against increas-
Ing o1ieial salaries, and said that the
pc pie we're more anxious Rs to the In
tegTity and ability than as 20 ths pay
OF officers. he said that II Mr. Dawes
would devote his sbility to effsctinR q
substantial reform TO the civil service bill
he would effect great blessing for which
the country would thank him.
Mr.. Dawes, in reply to Mr.. Woods Is
sertiOn that the Democracy commenced
the reform movement In New York, said
that the Rspu blicsns sent thieves 20 the
penitentisry, while the Democracy sent
It's thieves 20 the legislature. Laughter
SIR, Wood responded thai If the Rs
publicans sent ali Of their thieves 70 the
State prison there would nos be- prisons
enough IN the country 70 held them.
M. Wood in the course Of bis re-
marks said that the report Of the
committee on the civil service
reform contained the astonishing
statement, that accordiBR to calculation
Of those who had made q careful study Of
the facts, one-fourth Of tbs revenues Of
the United States were annually lost In
collection
After some little discussion the coinage
bill was rscommitted.
Mr.. Hosr, nom the committee on cleo
tions, submitted q msjority report in
favor Of the right Of W. I. Clarke 70
seat from the third district In Texas, The
minority report being in favor Of D Q.
Geddipgs, the house proceeded to argue
the mater In It's support.
A motion Of Mr.. EasnaWorth 70 re-
commit the whole case was rel jected.
A resolution for the admission Of Mr.
Clarke was adopted. Yeas, 1922 nays, 70
Mr. Clarke Wss sworn In.
Mr. Sargent was also sworn In a. the
representative Of California.
Adjourned.
IN THz SENATE.
Senators Wright, Morrill,, Lains and
Norwood were appointed committee 70
investigate the charges against Clayton.
A oil from the committee on foreign
sffairs to euthoriEs the admission of six
japanese youths 90 West Point without
expense 10 the RoVernmont wss intro
dnced, Occasioned q long debate as TO the
precedent act by such proceeding, and
nnslly went over.
Senator Carpenter offered 8 pgeanble
and resolution setting forth that any
rules OF regulations taking from the Pres
idsnt the power Of nominating public
officers would be contrary TO the consii-
Ation. he said that at an early day he
y Nd call It up for the purpose Of sub
mis q some remarks on the latest polit-
icsl slusion, called "ciYil service re-
form y which takes from the officers in
whom 1t IL vested by the constitution tois
power and gives It 70 board Of school
masters sitting In Washington. Laid over.
On motion Of Senator Wilson, the hill
which prohibits the detention OF soldiers
discharges By claim agents and attorneys
was adopted.
On motion Of Senator Logan, tie aecDe-
tsry OF the interior was requested 10 IN.
form The EsAatR Whsshsr The railway
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from the mouth Of the Ohio river to Mo-
blIe had been Constructed SIS contem-
plated by the act OF 1850, donating pub.
lie lands to facilitate its construction; II
not, wbst steps have been taken for It's
completion.
Several bills were introduced and re.
ferred. after which the senate adjourned.
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Sherif's Sale Of Real Estate.

DY v-rtue OF an execution nom the Second
ID Chancery Court OF Shelby county. In IA.
vOr Of A. d. Douglass. to the use of JnO. e,
Douglass VS.. Julla L Chester, I viii sell 90
the highest bidder, Tor cash. in front of the
5hertD's once, on Second street, near Union.
In the city OF memphis, Shelby county, state
Of Tennessee on
hSHday, the 18th day Of February, 1872,
The folio wing d=E Eeribed lot OF parcel Of land,
lyt' g IN She by county ate Of Tennessee,
and In he city Of ~ Nemph1s, IL being pant of
LOT NO. 8, in block No ~, in South Mem phis,
bo1nced a. follows: Beginning on the east
side o Hernand0 strest. 81 feet north Of
Browns avenue: rama thence nnrtn with
sTn .ndc street., az est; thence east parsl-
lei wit Browns avenue. 2lS fesi; thence
touth, % lest; thence vet 29 feet 10 the be
ginning. Levied On as the property o. de-
teLdsnt, Julia L. Chester, being toe lot con-
veyed TO her by RobersOn TJpp, by deed
registered In Registers once Of eiDy eOun-
", IN DOLk No. II, pages SIS and 81.
sac bstween the ho1rs OF 10 o'clock an.
and 4 pm.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Ehsrtn.
BY ". W. Co snan, Deputy Sheriff.
Hsi.keil, scatt q 6elfkell, Attorneys tor
plainti q, iall.th
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ADDITl0aAL Markets sY TELEGRAFH.
sac THIRD PAGE SoK GENERAL EEFoBT.l

MOBILE.
MONTE, January l0s-ThS cotton market is
dull; middUng, 2O1fc; net receipts, sl6 bales;
sales, 90 bales; STOCK, %, ITS bales.
SAVANNAH.
SAvANNAH, January 10.-The cotton market
Is quiet; mlddlIng, 2U;Sc; receipts. S69l bales;
exports TO Great Britain, 4546 bales; TO the con-
tiBent, 5665 bales, cOastwise, go bales; sSIas,
l4,0O0 bales; sock, 76,sOs bales.
CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, January 1O.-The cotton mar
ket is quiet middling, zoe; receipts, 1851 bales;
exports coastwtse, 1871 bales; sales, 2O0 bales;
stock, e 0W bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, January 10 The cotton market
keJ Is steady; good ordinary, lsszGl9c; net
receipts, ia bales; exports coastWtse, 0S palesi
sales, 5000 bales; stock, a, $50 bales.
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EoMLs EoR SALE.

MAJOR n. Q. ID. BYNUM offers tor sale
IVA his stock OF 8eags, Hens and PuRlees,
l76 or more In noD Der, being originals thor.
ouge bred, and carefDly improved by him
for the last forty years. the last crosg being
y thoroughbred Irish Cock, imported ny
himHelf rom Ireland in 1873. He o Insiders
improvement, superior 70 that of any in the
world; and a. old age and feeble health PIE.
cludes the possibility OF his sporting. and be-
future. he thus Offers them for sale at moder-
ats rates, and proposes TO deliver them to
puroh aeers, carefully boxed, at Horn Lake
pair Of one 6ssg and Ken, or stag $40 each
Hepa and Puliets s. EACH Also, 20 or g two
or thres year old Cocks, thrt he proposes 30
aelf 70 any Ono p1rchaaar delivered At home
for SO aAon; and Y not sold In one monf . the
proposition Withdrawn. 3. Q. D, BHNuA,
d9sW HORN Lake bePos, Deaote Co, Mlsa
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MARRIED.

BALDWIN-MATEER-O On the 10th inst,
by Rev. David Walk, Pastor Of Linden street
Christian Church, Mr.. THOMAS J. BALDWIN
and Mlss DORA T. MATTER.
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MURDER
TWO HEADS PUT IN ONE.

", ". Kim aD0T
HAS purchased the OONTIEENTAL RER.
H TAURAMs, ana ocnrolfdated with ic
the famous old st ChaEsos, and T. now bet
ter prepared % an ever before to secOmmOuata
all the Old customers Of both houses and as
many new ones as may favor him with their
patronage, Rooms up stairs Ior the accom-
mediation Of private parties OF ladies end
gentlemen. Balls and parties supplied
promptly and at reasonable rstes. las
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miseelIaneoua.

The Phil. Allin came Ia from Friars
Point yesterday morning with 7b bales of
cotton, z6l sacks OF seed and lot Of sun
dries to order. She will hereafter makes
three trips week, leaving Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday.
The Richmond added 600 bales OF cotton,
1865 sacks of oil cake and so tona OF way
freight, and departed for New Orleans,
drawing 9 feet.
The Z. P. Ripon was reported raised
Last night. -
Toe St.. Mary ca In from Cincinnati
with 150 tons of fre ht for thia port. She
leaves this morHin for all points on the
Arkansas.
The Julis arriv "a from Yicksburg yes
terday afternoon. She discharged here 81
balea OF cotton, 1414 sAake Of seed, and
added III bales ef eotton and left for So.
Lozis.
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READ OUR PRICE LIST

Cho,1a Prints, per yard.
Heavy - brown Domestic, 10
Heavy TS brown Domestic,
Heavy "a brown Domestic,
beaehed
Heavy Ts blesched
Heavy Plaid Osnaburg, 12 per yard.
Canton Flannel,
Red all Flame, per
Heavy White all wool Flannel s5cent
Plaid all
Heavy Kentucky
Breakfast ShaWIs 40
German 45
French COrsets,
All Linen
All Linen Towels heavy,
- Ladies' Ribbed Hose, Is cents PER pair.
Ladies' Ribbed Hose, extra heavy per pair.
Gents British Half Hose, pair.
Cent? British Half Hose, fine, 20
cen
paI.
We viii oe to clear out so dozen assorted Half Hose st
slightly damaged.
Ladies', Misses Chdrens Gloves 15
double money.
SILK Dress Buttons all eOlors,
SKIRT braid, all eOos, cents
Valenciennes N peri
JacOne Edgings and Insertings,
Embroidered Chemse YOke
eent5.
Ladies' Hemsttched hne,H etuts.
Beautiful Furs pc
Scotch Plaid SnaWls
Gents all wool Shawls -
Gents heavy Merino OndershiztS 50 cents.
Gents Drawers,
Boys and Cent? Paper Collars
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"Ths figures indicate feat and inches.
Local weather Report-Ianuary 10.
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PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
WAsHINGToH January % - The barometer
will p-Obably continue highest on Thurs
Gay, with pleasant weather, in the South
ern and Gulf States except IN FlortoR
where northeast winds and rain may
be experienced. The pressure viii continue
TO fall northwest o. the Ohio valley, deVel-
opinR into an area of low barometer, with
rain rom Minnesota 70 Michigan. South
east winds end cloudy weather will continue
on the lsWeE lakes. Dangerous winds are
not s1tclpatsd for the atlantic and Gulf
coasts tonight
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEMTs.
MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL eonvocation OF Memphis q
"A X A. chapter, No. e5 Will be held W
this trdURSDAYI evening. at o'clock, IN
for WorE IN the a. N. degree.
Ali P. MS are fraternally invited.
W. 3. MATTHEW'S, II. P
Nv Warn gecrttarv faII
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9PRING, 1874
IOINTLEgS NILSSON SKIRT.

HTITH or without adjust -
w able hustle, - the Euro N
pean sgyls for the present
street dress, and Is zsoom "
msnded By fashionable dress. -
makers. Can De purchased -
only at the mandatory ~
The immense stock Of rEE ~
French COrBets IL complete
agsin In s7ses- and shapes.
and Ia worth the attention Of
ladies' and metchant q; Wsr- ~
~, l'Oiseau, Foy ana DupOnt
COrsets q speciality; our own
hand-U sdt, scarlet aud white,
mended qua ity Is guaranteed. =
Breast Proteci ors aRd Braces.
fa1n T0TTTS LANCE gQ7.
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The river continues to advance, and for
the past six or eight days, an average OF
one loot. There 3 now about ten feet
above the loW-Water mark Of the season.
The Arkansas Is slowly rising, and
the Pat. Cleburne Is patiently waiting for
more water. The weather Wss clear and
cool. Yesterday business ct the wharf
was very light, there being only three ar
rivals and i've departures.
~ Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, January 10. AFrivsdi {
Kate Putnam and Charles B. Church, New
Orleans.
NEW ORLEAEs, January i0.-Arrived: (:
Silver Bow, Susie Silver, City OF Quincy,
Katie and Carrie Y. Kountz, st. Louis,
Departed, Nick LoDgworth, Louisville;
Capital City, Colossus, oceanus and John
Kyle, st. Louis.
CAIRO, January I0.-Arrived; Mary Da-
vadge, New Orleans, 8 pm. Departed:
Belle Memphis, for st. Louis, pm.
EVANSVILLE, January 1o.-Port list
Up; 4. Q. Gray, Sampson and bsrges, and
II. 3. Turner, 4 3 m; Falls City, am;
Fayetts, am; J Z. Rankin and Argcsy.
10 am. Down; Mary Avent, II m; Ale
ghsny Belle and barges, 2 m, generally
with moderate trips, except the Gray,
Turner and Rankin. Business good.
LoUnVILLE, January 10 The J. H.
9roesbeck passed through the canal from
New Orleans 70 Cincinnati. The Veteran,
Pittsturg, and n. J. Bigley LEFT to-day for
New Oflesns, The n Nsroer viii put tow
through the canal tomorrow. The Pey-
tons and barses leave for New Orleans to-
morrow.
PITT, BuRa, January 10-The Monongs-
hsla has feet Ia the channel, and falling.
ST. LOUIS January TO- The thaw, which
has been quite rapid 70 day, will soon
cause a rise, and navigation win again be
fully resumed. There is plenty Of freight
here tor the south.
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W. LoGAN WALKER,

as Assistant Superintsndents Of Agencies of
the Com psny, will hereafter be employed in
the appointment and super is on Of agents
at didsrents points, under Instructions roR
this once. Very respectfully,
isIl PLssY FsEEM an, Presldent
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Paducah & Memphis r. r Co.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

TNo. 6. SULLIVAN and THOS. CLARK
j have been aomittsf partners in my bu l.
ness, to date from January lst, 18Th style Of
arm 10 be n. GAVE q Co,
jail GAVIN.
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hdSS SSs esnersl sdHetGs Throughout Various DBs
dstsrRlRsi TO retire h Thirty Dass Ne will ssT
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The Rival Factfons-One'S Afraid
h Other Don't Want to-Utter Rout
OF tho BoIters-No Hobson's Choice.
[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
The Regular Republican Convention met
here on Saturday, the 9th instant, and the local
eontsnalng factions having tried their strength
the day. before, In the precinct meeting, lay on In
oppasite parts OF thu town. each afraid to make a
move. The carpet-bag faction were confident OF
superior numbers, bus efraid to make any move
withaut the chairman, VINO was leading the scala.
ways, and whose trickety and ingenuity was well
known and greatly feared by those who thought
they would be compelled to eolt. The chsirmsn's
little game o! hide and seek made the carpet.bsg-
gers stick to the courthouse all day Saturday.
nom morning till midnight. During Saturday,
sunday and Monday, these contendlng political
armies lay watching eacn other, each party. being
fed by their leaders, and speakers hired 6y the
hour. the courthouse was Iull, both headquar-
tsrs were foil and the streets were full OF these
wellfed, wen-paid and weiidrunk orators and
audiences.
carpetbaggers by the scallys; but 1t termed oat
to be- @ back out, for they got no part OF the
plunder. the county chairman fought long and
well, hut was pulled from the char and carried
inoIoriously from the neld, .'his back to the earth
and hls feet from the foe" The balance Is soon
told-the nominations are no Improvement on
the last: there is no bolt and no "hooson's
Choice.n Il ee some saDgulne Democrat or some
cunning Radical has advertised q Democratic
ticket for our county; but 1t Is simply hopeless;
The Regulars will have an easv walk over the
track. Without any opp Nitton. Tomlinson getting,
may be-, one-nfth or the votes In the county.
Crops are nne, the merchants are doing wen,
and the no Ell Keepers and lawyers are preparing
for the October term OF the court, which slts on
the 2lst instant for TWO weeks, Judge J. J. @sher
presiding. lsocRATEs.
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rHALlHI
VOTE FOR HoBsoN's CHOICE !!

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out. 1t Is entirely harmless and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance. and viii therefore
take the place Of all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous testimonial Q
have been sent us from many OF our most promi.
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everything III which the articles now in use are
Objectionable, ORYsTALDlsc0vERY Is perfect.
It ia warranted to contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate OF Silver, It does not soil the
clothes or scalp, Is agreeably perfumed, and
makes one OF the best dressings for the Hair In
use. 1t restores the color Of the Halr ''more per
feet and uniformly than pny osher PREPARATION
and. always does 80 in trsm three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair with all
the nourishing qualities necessary to is growth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decayed
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bottle. ARTHUR ATTAIN
Inventor and Proprietor, washington, D. o.
For sale by the Agent, DR.. Il. BAER,
Mo. ial Meeting street, Charleston, s. O.
noyl8 -atuthlv
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Dru1s, Ghfa,lrals. Gs
GuYO1'S TAR
CONCENTRATED PROOF LIQUEUR

NJ Guyot has succeeded in depriving tar
of its insupportable sourness and bitterness,
and in rendering it very soluble. Proflting
by this happy discovery he prepares a con,
centrated liqueur OF tar, which IN a small
| volume contains a large proportion OF the
active principle.
0uyot's tar possesses all the advantages Of
ordinary tar-water without any OF its draw
backs A glass of excellent tar-water without
any disagrccable taste may be instantaneously
obtained by pouring q teaspoonful into a
glass of water.
Any one can thus prepare his glass of tar
water at the moment he requires it, thus
economizing time, facilitating carriage and
obviating the disagreeable necessity ofhand-
ling tar.
Guyof's tar replaces advantageously Sc
yeral more OF less inactive ptisans in the
treatment of colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
catarrhs.
Guyot's tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases -
AS A DRACGllT. = A teasponfal in a glass
of waler, or t,uo tablespoonful in a bottle.
BRONCHITIS
cATARRH OF THE BLADDER
COLDS
oHST;N NATE COUGHS
IRRITATION OF THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WHooPING COUGH
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
AS A LOTION. - Pure or diluted with
little water.
AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
TECHNICS
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Guyot's tar has been tried with the
greatest success in the principal hospitals of
France, Belgium. and Spain. Experience has
proved it to be the most hygienie drink in
time Of cpidemics.
Detailed instructions accompany each bottle
DepOI in Paris, L, RRERB, 40, rue Jacob.
Agents In Charleston, DOVE, NOISE d
DAVIS, wholesale Druggists.
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OSEHE VERGE OF BUN.
A Young Girls Escape from Moral
Death.

N..,
From the Savannah Advertised
There are Incidents In real life when the
virtues and GOOD traits OF thoGe who are unfortu'
nate enough To be under the ban OF their lelloW.
6 ealures are brought into active play, and are
deyeloped Ia wonderful d.sproporii0n to the good
meas OF the self assured Christians who AFFECT 70
sneer at these less favored puoltcans and sinners.
We have been 30 Impressed oy tnls iact ma W.
prop yse to give our readers the outlines or q lie
history-a real diana In our miost-the central
nUure in which L. q young girl Of sixteen, who ar.
rived Ia savannah last Wednesday On the steam
er san JacInto. She Is the daughter or q real es.
tate broker 10 the upper part OF New YORK CITY,
where. Just from school, she caafed under the re
straint OF home rule, and decided In an evil mo-
ment to leave her parents and seek fortune
abroad In the world.
It was a wretched step for her, some strange
fatality, which seems to guide the young when
the company or a woman In New York lnterested
IN sending out members OF the CENT moRde 70
Savannah. Realizing that the Girl was q victim
Of value, this woman secured the former Q pas
sage on the san Jaclnto under the nams OF LILA
Howard, instructing her to 90 TO q noted mason
de Joie IN this city, where she would be d0ubly
welcomed In view OF Rer lnnocence. Arriving
mere. ghe followed out tho Instructions, and re-
paired to the house designated. The pr0prietresS
Received her, and upon questioning her, to her
astonishment developed the facts as we nave
stated them. Fully satisfying herself That the girl
had to!d the truth, the landlady communicates
with som OF the Catholic clergy, who took
charge of her, and still have her, We believe, un.
der tnelr Keeping. We understand that she Will
in time be sent back to her parents, who have
been written to, and who, we hope, Will Keep
watch aid ward over her carefully IN the future.
We cannot praise too warmly the woman who
thus saved q pure and innocent girl from ruin,
and whose heart was no. dead to the inspiration
OF virtue and goodness. In the day OF re :koniny
this act Of hers will go far towards winning
Immortality, while the divine c mmendatlon,
s.well done,n Will, we believe, bs more freely
bestowed.
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nrREGULAR NOMINATIONS UNION

MDrREGULAR NOMINATIONS UNION
UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY.
For Governor.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, JR.
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
r. 81. GLRAvRa.
For Secretary OF State.
HENRY 3. HAYNR.
For Atforney.Genoral.
SAMUEL ". MILTON.
For Comptroller-aeneral.
SOLOMON l.. HoGR.
For Treasurer.
F. l. OARDozo.
For superintendent OF Education.
J. z. JILLs0N.
For Adjutant General.
q. ". PuRv1s.
For Congress ~ Large.
R. Fl. CAIN.
For Congress-second congrssstoaal
District.
WILLIAM URN
For solicIior-FIrst Cifruit.
O. W. BUrTz.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
For Sheriff.
Es W IL "AN0AAs
Fol- Clerk Of Court.
JACOB WILLIAAN.
For Probate Judge.
GEORGE BUST.
For Coroner.
JOHN A. kUsHIEGToN.
For School UmmissIoncr.
P. p. HEDGES.
For State Senator.
WIN. N. TAFT.
For County Commlssloners'
LOUIS DuNEEHAN,
GEORGE /. CUNNINGHAM.
WV. G. FIELDS.
For Representatives.
E. ]. ADAMS, ABRAI SMITH,
J. A. WILLIAMS, STEPHEN BRowf,
T. d. JONES, GEORGE CANNON
RI MRARs, 8. D. RUSSELL,
+, L, WALKER, AM1B BLYGRN,
q. O.. M1Norr, ROBERT SIMMONS,
O.. q. V~ANDERHoRsT, r W. BROWN,
!. g. LEE, JOHN E. CLYDE,
W. @. P%1NoENBY, F. O. MILLER