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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-03-14

The Democratic papers are great
friends of the Dutch, when they vote
their ticket. But let an educated Ger
man act with the party of progress, and
there is no end to the abuse that is
heaped upon him.
The Ohio Statesman has this to say OF
our Lieut.. Governor:
The asses once in council met,
Ger which mule presided,
And as the loudest brayer wished,
This officer decided
At last the asses did resolve
They'd have some other ruler
And a mule had done so we'll
They now would try MUEL-LERl
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-03-14

81 saw Esau kissing Kate;
The fact is we I'll three saw
] saw Esau, Ee saw me,
And she saw 1 saw Esau."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1872-03-14

Repeat ten times, rapidly, "she
sells sea shells"
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The Bible Corrected,

Robert Dale Owen, in recent work,
endeavors to straighten out the Scrip
lures, and correct ideas which have been
entertained by religious men for the last
few centuries. Among other things,
he makes the statement that the ancient
years exactly correspond in length with
our present months, so that, when the
Scriptures say that Methuselah vas 969
years of age, he was only so many
months, or something more than eighty
yeals old. Mr. Owen may, possibly, lie
correct, but will he please look along q
little further and explain the following
verse: .'Shem was hundred years old
and begat Arphaxad." BY the above
standard of Bib'e dates Arphaxad would
have been little more than eight years
old. at the time. Major, Abraham's 3
grandfather, by the same reckoning, be
came father at the tender age of twen-
ty nine months, and died at the, age of
twelve years, the father of = numerous
family. Will Mr.. Owen look after this
at once? 49,. .-...
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The Faith OF a Detrol, Girl.

The Detroit Free Press of Monday
relates the story Of marriage in that
city a few nights ago: H4 sa'.' mt I
at seems that John Doe and Mary
Roe had been engaged for a year or
more, he being railroad man, and she
a fine girl Of eighteen. A day was
set for the marriage, and John spent
about two hundred dollars for new
clothes, engraved cards Of invitation,
and preparation for banquet. 1t had
been announced in church that the mar
riage would take place at a certain hour
in the morning. but it didn't. The even-
ing before the day set down, John call.
ed at the house, handed the bride elect
the invitation cards, and went off with
his heart as big as a turnip. He had
only been gone few minutes when an
old lover came to the house, was griev.
ed and astonished, and pleaded with
such eloquence that the girl took his
arm, went to proper official, and In
less than half an hour they were mar
lied. When the invited guests assem-.
bled next morning Mary Roe was in
Chicago on her wedding tour. and John
Doe was just starting for the depot, a
butcher knife hidden under his vest and
the hatt end of revolver to be seen in
b hip pocket
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Bullock, the Fugitive Gov ernOr
of Georgia, In London. -"

A letter from London Of September
II, says: awe are favored here With
the presence of ex Governor Bullock,
of Georgia, who was not long since no.
torious for pocketing seven millions Of
the bonds Of Georgia. Last week two
Washington officials called on the ex.
Governor Two or three of our emi
nent lawyers and q magistrate were
soon engaged These WORTHLESS are call
ed q Commission, and are holding
sessions now Privacy as strict as the
Geneva Tribunal has 50 far been main
tanned. The exigencies Of the great
party seem to have made whitewash-
ing Of Bullock and Blodgett necessary
The Governor lives in cne OF the finest
suburban residences about this city =
His house is furnished magnlfcently,
his stud is Of the finest stock, his turn
outs. unsurpassed, and he says he has
concluded tn make London his resi-
dence for the future"
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FOretelIing the Weather.

Some interesting ideas concerning the
cause of earthquakes and tidal waves, of
storms, and in general what we may, call
the philosophy Of the weather, are ad
vanced by Mr.. F. L. Capen, Of the
American Meteorological Society. Mr.
Capen has devoted many years to in
cessant watching of the weather, and in
nothing it's various phenomena. He
thinks he has found the key to the whole
meteorological system of the globe
So confident is he of the yeri6cations,
already obtained, of the principles which
he has iLally adopted. that he has ac-
cepted from General Myers, chief Of the
Signal Bureau, a proposition to submit
his theory to an extraordinary test. He
desires Government aid in the prosecu
tion Of his work Of investigati5h; and
to test the reality of what he believes
he has already discovered, he accepts a
proposition to foretell the weather seven
days in advance; ana he offers to con
tinue this seven day test for time long
enough to satisfy the Government Of
the truth of his principles - Washing
ton City Patriot.
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Text of Oath Taken by Henry
- Wilson In 1854,

In the presence Of the true and ever
living God, and on these sacred Scrip
lures, His Holy Word, do declare that
/ will truly fulfill all my obligations to-
ward my brethren of the Oorder of
Know Nothings, and That i will keep
sacred all the signs, tokens, pass and
degree words, emblems and proceedings
of said order g.. r4 -r-.-.
a And l further declare and solemnly
swear that | will not knowingly vote
for, appoint, or elect any person of for.
eign birth, or Roman Catholic, to any
Office in the local or general administra-
ton of the American Government; and
/ further declare and swear. that | will
use all the means III my power to coun.
teract and destroy The infaence of for.
eigners and Roman Catholics in the
administration Of the Government of
the United States, and in any and all
parts thereof, both local and general
To all this, a free and voluntary otIiga-
ton on my part, without reservation, /
pray that may ever be able TO remain
true and steadfast, so help me God,
Though this oath seems comprehen-
sive enough,it was explicitly understood
to comprise more because on the occa-
sion Of taking it, the formula was that
"the President (cf the Lodge) will ad.
dress the brethren as follows" .e...
"As a member of this patriotic Lodge,
it will become your duty to disregard
all personal interest and predictions
in the service Of your country, in order
that the, corrupt and evil influence OF
foreigners may be etfectually combated
and destroyed. and here it will be un-
derstood, sons of foreigners and of Ro.
man Catholics are included
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VICTORY In NOVEMBER,
THE DARKNESS DIsPELLED.
lFrom the Columbus Sentinel. 10th inss.I

From the Columbus Sentinel, 10th inss.j
Better news greets us to day. Brighter
prospects make glad our hearts. On
Tuesday night an unintelligible mess of
doctorcd telegraphic trash was gathered
in under the direction Of VIM. Henry
Smith. Smith gives q Grantish color
ing 10 all news chat passes through his
agencies, and very foolishly instructed
his agents to compare the vote with
that Of 1865, when the proper vote of
comparison was that of the last annual
election. The result was that Radical
gains were reported at about a thousand
/ rural precincts, giving the surface ap-
pearance that the thing was ell going
one way, when in point Of fact the
whole aggregate Radical gains, if cor
reCtly reported, did not amount to one
third the Liberal gains in the single city
of Cincinnati The facts have at length
come to hight The Radicals have lost
more than twelve thousand on their ma
jority of last yesr They have not car
red the State by over eight Thousand
/ on any candidate ON the State ticket,
while the majority against Judge Green
is whitfield down to three thousand, and
may disappear altogether. The election
OF Judge Welch is by no means conce-
ded. II elected at all it is by a very
slender majority. The fall returns alone
can decide. Besides this gain of twelve
thousand on the State ticket, we have
gained three members of Congress, Say
ler, Banning and Dodds and have clean
ed the Radicals out in Hamilton county
with a thoroughness that is truly re
frcshing. Six thousand is perhaps a
low estimate of the actual gains in Ham,
ilton.H ALL things considered, the Lib
erals of Ohio have done splendidly.--
They have demonstrated. the fact that
the State can be carried in November
| with proper effort There are five thou
sand friends Of Greeley in Ohio who
declined to vote what they called the
Democratic State ticket This reserve
force can now be brought ou. both to
work and vote. Each days discussion
of the National issues and of the merits
of Greeley and Grant, adds votes to
the cause of reconciliation and justice.
Gird up your loins then, friends, for the
final struggle. Each day your strength
will be renewed and your cause will
grow stronger, the better its righteous.
ness and justice are understood.
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An Ordinance.

DB IT ORDAINED BY the Council Of the In.
corporated village Of Woeds6sld, That y
shall bs uulHwful for any owner or occupisr
of any dwelling house. store house, shop or
once in said village 10 suffer the roof Of suoh
building to become dsoaysd 30 - to render
the same unsafe on account Of 6rs, and any
person, owner or oooupisr Of sueh building
suffering ths rsof thereof TO remain unsafe
for twenty days after notice has been given
to repair the same shall be subject TO ans
Of not less than I've dollars nor mare thau
nfty dollars for every twsnty days aftsr mo-
sice the Same 10 90 suffered - remain unsafe
to be recovered before the Mayor Of said VII.
lags With costs. 4. G HiLLkk Mayor.
II. o LrrIs, Recorder. ~
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INDIANA.

{ IxpIAxAroLIs, Oct. l0-Ihe head.
euartefs OF the various central commit.
tees and newspaper officers are still
throueed with excited crowds. The frst
reports this morning still favored Hen
dricks largely. and the leading Republl'
cans thought there was do doubt bu'
that ne had been elected. Before noon
several additionsl counties, which had
ieen set down to Hendricks, came in'
showing several, hundred msjoritv for
Brown! The Republican Central Com
u,i,tec has since received these figures,
and nov foot up q majority for Brown
, Of 900 The Sentinel and the Demo.
cratic COMMITTEES still give Hendricks q
majority of e&3. ir-is. probable that 1t
will require complete ofici.l returns to
decide the .result, s.~uoal l,c.s
Whether MoRToN 4 Co. swindle HEN
psnxs out OF the Governorship or not,
GREELEY will carry the State in Sovem'
bsr T. tH...5 -. =,
Larrn-IEEspRnKs majority ia the
State is eight hundred. .'i
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The Election.

The elections held on the 9Th inst, in
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, while
the latter was carried by the Dem.
oerats and Liberals, have not ensured
the election of GRANT by considerable
In Pennsylvania the Radicals owe
their success to fraud and rascality.-
Here is the way the Radicals managed !:
On the morning of the election the
IN. Y. Sun contained the following ::
"Three separate gangs of repeaters have
gone from this city to Philadelphia TO
vote in the election. In one Of these
gangs there are eighty seven men the
others are much larger. There are sew
eral United States election marshals
among them. They expect to vote as
many as thirty times each. They have
free passage both ways, and all their
expenses paid; and they receive from
ten to thirty dollars apiece for their
services"
That's GRAETIsN in its purity.
We have nothing to complain Of in
Ohio. We have gained two Congress
men and reduced the Radical majority
5000 votes since last year. The Con-
gressional delegation stands, Radicals
I3. Democrats7 - '-'f-
In Indiana the contest was close, but
here is an example of MoRroN 4 Cos
dishonesty: a l-~ a#a.. ,...-T
ain the city of Jacksonville, Indi-
ana, there were but four hundred negro
voters registered Six hundred voted
yesterday. It is estimated that not less
than four thousand negroes were ex-
ported from Kentucky into Indiana"
In November The New York roughs
who carried Pennsylvania, and the Ken.
lucky Negroes will be needed at home.
Then different result will be seen.
Notwithstanding the result we candid.
| " believe that GRANT will be defeated
by the honest vote Of the People on the
5th day Of November, and that HOR-
ACE GREELEY will be the next Presi.
dent of the United States.
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Better and Better.

The majorties in old Hamilton Coun-
ty for Secretary of State and Judge of
the Supreme Court are a. follows:
For Gen. Wiley, 6,646
For Judge Green, S,S45
This is the county which, without the
1000 negro votes, gave Grant nearly g.
600 majority in 1868. Has any county
done better 2--Cineinnati Enquirer.
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RFDcmocrats and Liberals, prepare
for the contest on Tuesday, the 9th day
OF November We arc battling for an
honest administration Of the affairs Of
the Government to take the place Of the
worst kind of robbery and corruption
Let ever voter work for GREEIEr and
Bnusr and Civil Serrire Reform.
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TLct every Democrat and Liberal
work for victory in November. The
result In Ohio ana Indiana proves that
HORACE GREELEf viii be the next Pres.
ident of the United States. MoKTos's
repeaters will be needed at home on the
9Th day Of November.
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~"Speaking now for my
self, | have to say that my
vote will be given for HORACE
GREELEY" Senator Summers
Letter July 70.
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AvoIce from the Tomb.

I KNOW GEN. GRANT BETTER THAN AM
OTHER PERSON IN TIE COUNTRY CAN KNOW
HIM, 1t WAS MY DUTY TO STUDY HIM, AND
l DID 50 uoHr AND DAT, WHEN ] SAW
HIM AND WHEN DID NOT SEE HIM, AND
NOW TELL You WHAT ! KNOW: HE CAN
NOT GOVERN THIS couNTRr-The late
Edscin II. Stdnton's Dying Words.
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Administrators { Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tkzs The ssdss-
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
% Admir.,tsstot sf the sstsss ef John Eletsis
late Of Monroe county, Ohio. dsessssd.'
sep34ws JOHN XUHLRMAN.
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Attachment.

J. C. Wsrasoks 4 Co. Before Samuel Jssk-
s-.s vs. man J. P. Of Bethel
J. o. zwisksr. township, Monroe
county, Ohio. Judgment against defendant
for $40 80 aud costs; set for aRal hearing
November 4 at ! o'clock.
ec,swS &C, wRRNECEB 4 CO.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP
A eF TAKES a,,
Incrcased Vote Over that Of lS7O
1--- Thirty six ana -One.Tbfrd
Per Cent.
The Presentation to Take Place on
Saturday, tho Goth inst.

" - ~ c ~ 7 $s@, gayta
L At,hs late election the gallant Democracy
Of 'old Jackson rallied to the Polls and won
the title Of "BANNBR TOWNSHIP OF MON
ROE COUNTY"
The Democracy OF Jackson and adjoining
townships will meet at
CLAY LICK SCHOOL HOUSE,
On Saturday, tho a6th day Of October, when
the Banner will be presented. ......
Fba f,lloving In th> votY h. ,o~nsh;os.
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Hamilton County.

The election in Hamilton County, in
which are the lst and End Congression-
al Districts, resulted in the triumphant
election of the entire Democratic Coun.
ty ticket and SAYLER and BANNING, Dem.
ocrats, to Congress.
T. Last year the Radical majority was L.
500; and in 1870 their majority was g.
100.
= The Democrats and Liberals did no.
bly, in Hamilton County.
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9M am compelled to be
lieve and to saythat the per-
,petuation Of the present policy
of the Government is not for
the advantage Of the coun-
.try.H-Gen. N. P. Banks let
ter, July 81. edl /
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? IN oW HLGaL N.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company

'rr4ta IdEis9 Arpsf6R o. ,S9Afs,s t,vK1sx.
DHfARfxIxf o. IRsuRAzon, u. n
8; - Columbus, o., February a, l872..s h
ioWHsREAs, The oNorthWestsrn Mutual Liie
Insurance Company, locsisd afl aflnilwaakssin
the State Of Wisconsin, has died in this -eales
. sworn statement, By the proper o1aesrs
thereof. showing its eonditlens and business,
and has complied. In al ssapsotS With the
laws Of this State relssins 70 Liis InsufsncS
Companies. e
Nov, thsrsfo.s, IL pufsuancs sof Nv I,
James Williams, Auditor e ths etsts oi
Ohio, do hsfsby esrsify thstssld Company i
authorised 10 transaet its eppttpffAts busil
ness Of Life Insurance IN this Stats, In 20.
oordance with law, during the current year.
The condition shd business bf ssid Company
At the date Of such statement (Dscsubsr 81,
ls7l yissshoxn n follsws:g y OHTYa
Aggregate smounta oia axailsblss ,,qsaa
Assets itcluding IthssuuIof q q VI
la $A022.52l Is. in sprsmiam, ,;pi,;y lrs
notes held by the Company lid a. ,.n1S
r on Policies issued .. ,472 ~
Unadmitted Assets a foilo~s: a AZ z 4
Agents. Ledger baiancss, ,Bfils s''oh "TT
:, collected, 10 -. !a.s i2ass7 Is
Aggregate smount of Liabiiities. . -'''ifes 81 !
including 81, ,7as. .oOs for rein. s's4s iiiw !
surance Reserve computed by 'f" ers ,sEs
the Insurance Commissioner no''oslsl'ss /
Of Wisconsin, according, to *l"'e
the American Exp. table, With Z
: interest at44 per cent. !. rs. : Z, ,S4o,77ls 96
Aggregate amount OF Liabilities, 9ssd- has !
including s., ,4S3, ,65s for rein. .I--i'
surance Reserve computed by
Actuary of the Compsny by
the Actuariss table. with in.
tsrsst atN4cper cent .nl s,57s,4ls %
Amount ef Income for the pre-
ceding year in cash ........ 2,564,734 50
Amount of Income for the pre-
csdins year in notes for pre-
miums. ........... ..,.... l.ao7,ss7 10
Amount Of Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash. -. ] ,200,326 Is
Amount Of Notes and other obi.
cations. used in payment of !
Losses and Claims, 60, during
the year ts..,. s...s ~. 8s7,s44 os
Surplus BY the Per ssnt. reserve, s56.0s2 Is
I've" III sai ts3 1,S94,7r0 1s
In witness whersof, have here.
unto subscribed my name, and cans
CL.s,l Cd the seal of my Office to be anix-
cd, the day and year above written.
= ~ q 81 - JAS, WILLIAMS. 20
Auditor Of state.
DANIEL NBUnART, Agent at
Woodsfsld. scti5ti.
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What township can win the Banner from
Jackson At the election TO be held on Tues
day. the s5th day Of November The basis
win be the largest per cent Of gain over the
vote st the election held on the 9Th inst.
bln srs JOHN p. SPRIGaS,
h< Chairman Dem. County Cen. CON-
JAuxa Hopr nv Saorafarv .-tHit ~ 'ataftf
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Fifteenth Dlslrlct.

W.P. srs4eur's majority for Con.
gress is about 800. Full returns will be
published next week.
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tE"Grant has not one single quail
ification for Chief Magistrate. GID
EoN WELLEs. Secretary Of the Nary under
LINCOLN. IN
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jams GoRLRY, Secretary.

H"My duty to myself and to my
country requires me to give him
Horace Greeley my sIlppOrk"-Ge Gen.
N. p. Baak's Letter, July ~, "a ..g.,
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neath of Vim. m. seWard.

Hon. WILLIAM H. SEWARD died at
Auburn, New York, ON the 10th Inst.
aged II years. gsa
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Ia ito recent town elections, show that
State to b Democratic. s1 .
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~"If elected shall be tho Pres
ident, not OF q Party, but. OF the
wlsO8e People. ~ RcrA~ Srety, ~
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DELAWARE
CoNNECTfCUT,

On the local elections, has gone Demo
11tin s.sss fs = es 6na .iii,isssfss sti. Il
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Artiacia,.

o NH a..
The Radicals invented all manner of
frauds previous to the late elections, to
make them. if possible, look as though
the great mass of the people were
friendly to the GRANT, CAMERON, Nor
TON d Co.., administration. But the
trick of deception failed to impress vo-
ters. They feel and know that when
the read GREELEY strength is shown at
the polls in November, then the MAJ of
straw, erected in October by the Radi.
Gals, to frighten timid Liberals and to
discourage Democrats, failed to have
the desired effect.
HSrMox CAMERON cannot command
the services of New York cut. throats,
shoulder hitters and gamblers to carry
PENNSYLVANIA on Tuesday, the 9th day
November TON. MURPHY, GRANTS
chum will require them to repeat in
New York. Honest voters will please
note the difference in the majorities, in
Philadelphia and Pittsburg, at the two
elections. 1854 -.t. "a 81 -.
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Klsetor-Fiftssnth District, -,
WYLIE n. OLDHAM, Washington Co.

8 2 - AK IA ft
iEIab ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION.
IN TaE CoNFIDENT 9R USTOT THAT
4HE MASSES OF OUR COUNTRY
MEN, NORTH AND SOUTH" are
eager 10 clasp hands acrOss
The blaody chasnR which has
16ng divided Them, FORGET.
ting THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
IN NEMtES III TIE JOYFUL CON
oCIOUSNkSS THAT TREY ARE
AND MUST HENCEF0RTH RE
HAfN B1ETHREN.'-- Horace Gree
@0tssss ~ sts;i,aassr srf ada : ssq S ~ g
saagsse 90 he5sosssuf Fs-- siE Ia - fgyet,s-
b.asfs Aeld that, subject to our solemn
-seastifnsiousl obligations tosmaiutain the
s4usl rights Of sll citizens, our policy
should ain At local self government, and
NJ q ssatralisafioH. -. .,l' 80 !.
:rsa z'ksf fks eiriJ osfAorisy shosld Be ss-
yssns sssr ths psiiifary. 81 IL
tsaa fkss sks rr;t Of kobeos corpus should
& jsalsssy spkld a. ne safeguard Of
pssssal freedom. ,ss, 81 e
.,a.a Tlas sks iiadividxal estises should en-.
~ ths sldryesf liberty coasistent soith pub
u order. IA i,ss asaa 80. tR $3.50
ssyt'Axp THAT THERE SHALL BE NO FED
BAL sUBvIRsIeS OF THE rNTERAL POL
iHr on TEE STATES AND MUNICIPALITIES.
SO sBss fiat each shnH be lett FREE to
ENfOkCE TEE RIGHTS and promote
n. WYTI pEINH ~ -. ..nIbS..t, l.,
asek meoss AS. THE, JUDGMENT OF
lTs OWN PEOPLE SHALL PRE-
eCRlBEr--Frss HoRAoE GREELEY's
Esssv If Acceptance, Nay 20, 1872.
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~.If waaled Patronage
JhaJl . very good chance 20
eheaIm fa. at the expense Oh
,Senator Carl Schurs's Bepiy to Grants
0s,,. of Potronoge .for his SupPorfer
,st San Uomfngo jSeinde ~
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HDANFoRp defeated PooRMAN for
Congress in the 10th District.
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kEOur defeat in Pennsylyania is O

kTO Our defeat in Pennsylvania is ow.
ing wholly to the enormous frauds that
have been perpetrated in the city of
Philadelphia. In that city there was a
registration of 10000 votes, 5000
more than we're ever given in New York
yet that city has more people than
Philadelphia and Cincinnati combined.
This fraud can not be repeated twice.
There must be reaction in our favor
at the Presidential election. III g..
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THE ELECTIONS!

The following is the result Of the elec-
Gons held IN this month:
GEORGIA ar7el gssgs
Han gone Denocratio by Sixty Thou