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Milburn, the blind preacher, has
been speaking in the south. s'e
en Cornwall Lewis said life would be
tolerable We're itnot for its pleasures.
ls King Amadeus, of Spain, Is a teeto-
taller, and never drinks anything but
water. zFr,..s ..ff ..a-
J Mr.. Jem Mace, the bruiser, intends
to bestow himself in Utah, and stay
there.
A Saratoga belle has hair that nearly
reaches to the ground. She is hare
bell. filiia-Ht H>a- fvi o@
President Theirs, forty odd years ago,
was devil in Paris printing Office.
Robert Bonner was once employed
in the composing room of the Hartford
Courant.
What single State will Mrs. Wood
hull be sure to carry? Tennie c., of
course.
A German describes man noted for
his inconsistency as ga shentleman vat
is very elastic in his brains." He was
thinking of ii. G.. . zt-ir
A San Francisco party has sold fifty
tons Of barley, for whice he Is to receive
two cents a pound If Grant is elected
nothing II he Is not. lGl lal@
What I know about candidates, by
DIR. Ga--ys In May plant your candy,
and in November look out for your
dates. - -
Neptieism is what local politician
charges Gen. Grant with being guilty
of, and he thinks il is very bad crime.
II Brazil Miner.
Since the close OF the rebellion not
less than twenty-three thousand per-
sons, black or white have been scourg-
ed, banished, or murdered by tho Ku-
Klux Klans OF the South. The victims
of their horrible barbarity have been
Republicans. Not single Democrat
has suffered.
! A little girl, daughter of a clergy
man, being left one day 10 "tend door,
and obeying the summons OF the bell,
she found gentleman on the steps
who wished to see her father. "Father
isn't I'm, p said she, "but If It's anything
about your soul can attend 10 you.
know the whole plan of salvation"
Dickens. received over hundred
thousand pounds for "Little Dorrit;"
but Douglass Jerrold received only ten
pounds for "Black Eyed Susan," the
most popular drama ever produced on
the English stage, and died leaving his
family without a sixpenee.
A New Fairfield man who fsiled to
get thirty cent pineapple for quarter
of a dollar, wanted 10 know .swhether
we are breathing the pnreE cir of free
dom or being strangled with the fetid
breath of hellish despotism.n The
'storekeeper said those were the or,
pineapples he had. siiI .rH
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An exchange regrets the removal of
a family whose boy started out year
ago by shooting himself. Two months
ago he choked himselfwith fish bone.
a few days after, he built fire in the
barn and called out the. steamers. He
then swallowed a top, got run over by
an ice wagon, fell into the river, was
lost for three days, and first and last,
he has been fountain of local news
whose value cannot be estimated on a
slate four feet square. gdga4iY
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LIVERY STABLE.

TTAVING purchased the livery formerly own
L ed bv VIM. Neiswanger, 1 announce to the
nnbIic that am ready at all hours 10 furnish
horses and buggies. carriages or busseS at very
reasonable rates, The livery is being rented
with fresh horses and good rolling stock,
Call at the stables of the National Hotel. st
CIairsville, Ohio, 1918 If JOSEPH BUTLERss
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NMEEE GuRE

Consumption promptly and permanently. 1t
has, during the past lG years, cured more than
One Hundred Thousand cases, and it will not
fail you. 1t will afford you prompt relief, and
by exercising proper care, and with good nurs-
ing, restore you and all who will giveit a trial
TO perfectly restored health, leaving no trace
of the disease, while to those who are threaten
ed with, or predisposed TO Consumption, IL is an
absolute preventive and safeguard. Winches-
ters Hypophosphites is q perfect antidOte 10
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CONSUMPTION.

and has been the sole means under Divine Pro-
vidence of saving and restoring to Life, Health
and Strength, myrafds who, but for it, would
have been compelled to follow through the
dark valley that vast army which has hcen
swept out of existence by this relentless
scourge. . Iii
WINCHEsTER's HYPoPHosPHITEs comes to
you as an Angel eff Health, with healing on Its
wings. Giveft your confidence and a generous
welcome, and appreciate our efforts exerted in
your behalf BESURE AND GET THE GENU-
me Price 81 and 50 per bottle. For sale by
Druggists everywhere. Tend for our circular
on Consumption. Address, f-.
J. WINCHESTER & CO., Chemists,
SO John ST., New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-01

The Raleigh, North Carolina, New
Era, is confident of Republican vic
tory Mt the coming State election fWe
will" it says, ''sweep the State, and
elect governor Caldwell and the whole
State ticket, carry the Legislature by
handsome majority, and then, without
work even, the whole mass will fall
into line. and fight for Gen. Grant
against Horace Greeley in November.
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- CARD,

~ CARD,
MIR. J. T. STONEBRAKER, is ready Mt his
lN1 saloon under the st. Clair House. TO attend
o all work In the way of Shaving, Hair Dress
ing, making Curls. switches, q wigs, Give
him q G o.. FebS'72t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-08-01

JAMES SHARPE,
is one of the largest farmers i'll Johnson
County, is well connected, and is said
to be worth about fifty thousand dollars.
irH THE VICTIM.
The murdered man was well known
in this city, in Virginia, where he
formerly resided, and to all the cattle
men of the Southwest. His terrible
death will create profound feeling of
sympathy and sorrow for him, and a
terrible measure of public wrath must
be meted out to his brutal and coward
ly murderer.
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FREEl FREE! FREE!
EHREE for one stump, The Common Sense
II Treatment for Catarrh. Address
DIR GEORGE II. BOYD
June2Dtf st. Clairsville, Belmont County. o.
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GROVE, J. A. Jr.. Dealer in Groceries,
u Produce, Queensware. and Notions, Op-|
positene " Bank Building.
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CARROLL a GIFFIE, Dealers in Grocer
u les, Produce, Queensware. Hardware. and
r.. Notions, Corner Of Main and Marietta-sts.
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Reject all Violent Purgatives. Tney ruin
the Tone of the bowels and weaken the diges-
ton TARRANTs EFEERvESCENT SELrZERAPE.
RIENT is used by rational people as a means OF.
relieving all arrangements OF the stomach,
liver and intestines, because it removes OBJ
structions without pain and imparts yigor 10
the organs which it purifies and regulates.
SOLD BY ALI, DRUGGISTS. yrlA
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nSBORNE. j. Grocer and Produce Dealer
" A few doors West Of new bank building.
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= ISAAC M. RILEY-ATToRNEY AT Law,
4 St. Ciairsville, Ohio. t..f!.sa IS
Business attended to promptly.
c,iaiT Hotei- TEL - nov167Itf
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Baitimore and Ohio Railroad.
fCxNrRAL OHIO DIvIsIoN.l {

ON and after June End. 1872, trains will Ileave
stations follows;
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE :.
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HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL. ]. F. Simpson, Pro-
lNts prietor. Opposite the Court House.
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TEPsoN. J. 4 SON, Dealers In Family Gro
ceries, Produce, and Feed. opposite Post
office
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q w. CARROLL. ATTORNEY AT Law
~. ST. CIAIRSVILLE, OHIO.
Special attention given to the settlement OF
estates Of deceased persons.
r7-Omce, opposite the st. Clair and National
Hotels mp stair. - ssl.s ttEts Y
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DORoFF. j. &H. Dealers In Groceries. Pro
ID duce, Queensware, Glassware. Hardware
&c. East of Court House.
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FTluOLL FRED. Dealer in Dry Goods, Furs
i Boots and Shoes, &C. Patterson's block.
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MIsCELLAN EoUs

KEEYER II. Merchant Tailor, and dealer
MI in Ready Made Clothing, Gents FURNISH 81.
ing Goods. Hats, Caps, &c. Opposlte 81
Clair Hotel.
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a. Once upstairs, on the corner opposite tbs
at Clair and National Hotel, and the Couri
House. st. ClairsAille, Ohio. -tl -
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BELLAIRE.

Nos. aud 10 will run daily, including Sun
days. other trains daily. except Sundays.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-01
AheriHs4 AQla

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Ut the Second judicial District Court OF
Montana Territory, In and for Deer Lodge county.
bearing 6ate Of May 6th 1874 and to me directed and
delivered, In an action 10 said court wherein Elias
Lyle 10 plaintiff and the Cole Saunders Silver Con:
centratina Company 1t III are defendants In favor Of
said plaintiff and against said defendants i0r the sum
Of three hundred fOrty.twO and 1910 l43a3 Isl dol.
lars damages and interest thereon have levied upon
and WILL on Monday. June S4th. 1874 AZ the hour 4
o'clock P. N, Of said day. ut the front door Vt the
Court House in Deer Lodge city. Deer Lodge county.
est and best bidder for cash In hand the following
described property tO-wt: One half " Of discovery
claim ON the .Grcat Republic" quartz lode skO one
half (l Of discovery claim and claims NOs one, III
FOUR tl and Ave lbl east On the kitty Clyde quartz
lode aiso onehalf III Of discovery claim and Nos
lode; slso one haN-h- Of claim No. two-2east ON
:Carnsnche Extension" quartz lode also -sixth
1.8th-ot discovery claim and one hundred and ntty
-1M-feet on No. three-S-nOrth on the P00r
Mans Joy" quartz lode also one hundred-laW-feet
Of claim No. hye--S-east on the "Aesn''s" quartz
fronting Broadway, and the improvements thereon,
In the town Of Phipsbury, N. T. also lot M. i've
sin block No hvc-5-trOnting on Stockton street,
In the town Of Philipsburg, NJ. r. also one celta1n
mill and mill site located about threefOurths Of mile
eastwardly Of the Phlpsbnig town site, containing
ahOnt twenty acres of land together with all buildings
and machinery thereon said mill known ~ tle COo
Saunders Mil, together with all the improvements
thereon or thcrcuntO belonging. All VI the ABOVE
mentioned and described property II lying ana 0en9
situate In Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory:
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of May, A. D.
1871. 81, ,o,,ra
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county, NJ. I.
BY CHARLES 5. WARKEN.
IsAM Under Sheriff.
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9heriH'o sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the Second judicial District Court OF
Montana Territory, In and for Deer Lodge county.
hearing date Of May 6th 1879 and to me directed ana
til and the Cole Saunders Silver Concentrating Com,
pany ct al are Defendants In favor OF sad Dslntu ana
aganst said defendants f0r the sum Of four hundred
twelve and 36lO t44l9 3Sl dOlars damages ana inter
est thereon have levied upon and Will. on MONDAY:
June 9ath 1874 ut the hour Of o'clock NJ Of sald
day. at the trout door Of tho Court House In Deer
Lodge city. Deer Lodge county Montana IerfMC D,
for cash in hand, the following described property 70
wit /: One-haf -4-0f discovery claim ON the 'dreat
Republic quartz lode; also one half-A--Of discovery
claim and claims NOe Onc-1-fOur--A-and nve--O--
east ON the kitty Clyde quartz lode; also one half
k-0f discovery claim and Nos. one--l-and tw0-S
--west ON the POcahOntas" quartz lode; also one.
haf-h-of claim No two-s--ea.t on "CoM MAJ Nc
discovery claim and one hundred and hfty..KO-fees
ON M. three-3--nOrth on the poor Mans Joy"
quarts lode: also one Observation-Disclosures Of claim No.
dve-5-east on the .'Acqaa" quarts lode al.O LIT
No. two-2-n block No fOur-1-fr0ntinR Bsoad-
way. and the improvements thereon, IN ting town OF
nve-t-tron.ing ON Stockton street, In the town q
Philipsburg. n. T. alrO one certain mill and MILL
site located about threef0urths Of mile eartwaTdly
Ut the Phipshurg town site containing about twenty
acres Ut land, together with all buildings ana
machinery thereon said mill known ~ the Colo
Saunders Mill together with all the improvements
thereon Or thercunto belonging All Of the above
situate 10 Deer LOdge county, Montana Territory.
Given under my hand this 18Th day q Msy A. y
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county. N. 7.
BY CHARLEs 3. WARREN,
1504t Under Sheriff.
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AheriTs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER AND DECREE
ID Of eale issued out Of the Second judicial Dis.
trict Court Of Montana Territory, In and for Deer
Lodge county. bearing date Of May 9Th. 1879 n my
hands and 10 directed. In action In said Court
wherein Charles Murphy, W: B. Dance and Granville
Stuart are plaintihs and Thomas Michot, Richard
Barry, John Murphy and J. B. Wilcox are defendants,
In favor OF said PLAINTIFF and against sad defendants
for the sum Of two thousand SIX hundred and forty
four and s6l0O dollars DAMAGES and costs In the sum
eruing costs. have levied upon and will on Monday
June 10Th, A. D. 1S7A 1t the hour OF ~ O'Clock OF
ssd day. At the front door Of the Court Houee In Deer
Lodge city, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory.
cell At public auction To the highest and best bidder
Tor cash IN hand the following described property 70.
wit That certain building called and known 10 the
Frenchv Hotel, situated ON lots numbered fourteen.
ll4l fifteen ll5l and sixteen llel In block number
twenty -four in Deer Lodge city, Deer Lodge county
Montana Territory, sceosdng g tns oas,a survey o.
said county ssid lots fronting ninety o iees on z.
COMMONLY known ~ Main street. and extending osek
one hundred and thirty $50 feet.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Nay, A. D.
'''" WISELY W. JONES.
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county, N. T.
By CHARLns 8. WA1sN.
,Alv Under sheriff.
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Le1al Advertisements.
Sheriff. Sale.

ny VIRTUE or AN ORDER AND DECREE
ID a sale issued out Of the SECOND Sua,ca' DE
trict Court Of Montana Territory. In ana fOr Deer
Lodge county, and u me directed and deivered pear
ing date Of Nay 14th, 1874 In an action 10 saia c0n,
wherein A. Green 10 plaintiff and the Cose oanoe!s
Silver Concentrating Company ar. 9eien1Ans' ~
favor Of said plaintiff and against said tor
the sum Of 81 hundred ten and loo adl dollars
damages and costs in the sum OF four and
anal All further Gusts that may accrue have levied
upOn and VIII on Monday the 10th day Of June. 1879.
at the hour Of II O'Clock NJ Of satd At the 'front.'
door OF the Court House In Deer Lodge CITY, Deer
Lodge county Montana Territory, cell at pubic auc-
the following described property, to;wit: Al rght,
title and interest Of defendants In and to that piece 81
parcel OF property commencing at stump about rix.
ty-nye wards south west from the smelling works ana
Thinning nOrthwsrdly seventy i've yards TO the road
way leading up Camp creek, ON the north eoe OF the
came thence running aeventy-70-yards esstwaldly
along said ROADWAY TO DR. tree and junction " rOaa
soIthwarhIy 10 place u beginning: also three smet
ing furnaces one cupel furnace one engine ana oGei
coal house, engine and smelling sheds als0 one altcn
ma wstcf right and water pipes taking water from
ssd Camp creek about 800 ysrds above or eastwardly
from said sclsing works aud conveying the same 70
the ead works also the defendants interest IN the
discovery claim and Nos. one-t-thrse-SaetourLs
Trout quartz lode together wits afy fest along east
eide Of said lode: all Of the above mentioned ana &C.
scribed property r. lying and being situate IN flsno
creek mining dstricf, Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory and win cell 20 much Thereon as WILL Os
necessary to satisfy eaid demands and co.ts
Given under my hand ~ iSsH GS g q A.
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county, N. T.
| CHARLEs s. WARREN,
| 1soN Under sheriff.
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PASSED TIE SENATG

The dispatch announcing the passage BY
the Senate, under Suspension OF the rules. OF
the Utah, Idaho and Montana railroad char
ter, will lift Corinne into extatic 5ubila'
ton, and. should It pass the House. will be
source of infinite qualification and benens
to Moutanians.\ We say this believing the
grant of the right Of way for the road,
means ito immediate commencement and
rapid construction from the Central Pacific
rsilroad tn Montana. It comes from good
authority that the Central Pacific Road will
guarantee the bonds. and that guarantee
will sell them as rapidly - needed for Ito
construction. With the Northern Central
narrow gauge being built Ut rate which
will enable ito completion to Eagle Rock
Bridge on Snake River this season, the
Central Pacific sees It necessary 70 build
this Rad. or the U. P. will have decided
advantages in rail communication Montana
ward, giving the Fast . per centage over
California with Montana trade. This 10 the
immediate prompting. and although We
may think It uuimportaut, California a.
taches extraordinary importance TO this .
QUESTION before it 10 diverted permanently
over the Northern Pacific to eastern mar.
kets Al an eventual object, the Central
Pacific wants another outlet than the Union
Pacific to the East Communication with
the N. p. r. r. in the valleys of Montana
will secure THE and contingencies Of q.
most total suspension Of business for many
weeks, - has been occasi"ned BY snow
blocksdes on tho U. p. r. r. in past win
ters, while the Central ran without inter
ruption-but at dead loss-is practically
provided against, while It establishes thu
advantage of competing lines for ito freight
and passenger from Corinne These con-
siderations, with the fact Of the projected
railway northwest from Salt Lake, rem
ders the construction Of the Montana line
an important and advantageous movement
by the Central Company, which with 1T
usual ssgacitv and energy It ID not slow Y
eco or enter into. It will come to u, com
p~ting rad, y link Of the eventual gres
North and south line. prospectively tn
6rst that will reach 10, and ~ such We ~
glad to hear of it, success and greet tn
day of it, comirg.
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usstiae q Republican Deer Ledge County
Central Committee.

The members Of The Republican Central Committee
Of Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory, are ~
o,..t.d "a mset 1t the Court House In Deer Lodge
City, II. r., on Saturday. June Lot. 1871, at O'Clock
p. n for the purpose Of apporuoni"s the county
and determining the time OF holding the County Con-
vention and for the transacine 1t such other bos'
mess % may come before the meeting. full attend
aoce 10 desired
CHARLES 9. WARREN, Chairman
Z. o. SrAcKroLs. SECRETARY.
DErp Lopez, Nay ~. 1871.
ususrss or the coMxITTER DEsR Lones COUNTY
cHAs g. WARREN. Charm, Deer Lodge
E. g. STACKPOLE, Secy.
D. A. STEELE
ISAAC DEAN, Silver Bow.
GEORGE w. IRWIN. Yamhih
JOHN ANDERSON, Red Mountain.
HORACE COUNTRYMAN, Jocko.
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mo. 7o.l
Application for Patent.
u, a LAND OFFICE,

y. 8 LAND OFFICE
H1lDNA, n. +, March 18th, 1871
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN shae Thomas stuart
IN end nesjn Andefsoa, q Dpes Lodge County, +.
T. have this day mnde application Tor patent under w
81 q July Oh, 1U70 Soe the following descrb !r1
q And = paocss mise: The northeast qna!ter0s ~
northwest quarter q sUctlOn twenty-seven In TOx
a leoA q togty aeSea. >
IL adjolnii9 caimants 70 thsse premises are EdHs
B. lsvinA Coafad Kohrs, William Williams and C''~
TIL elain = more fully described BY the NOTES II
0jaGya0 0lea d this 0e1oa, copies Of which 90
ep10nously poeted On the pesMleee.
ilSSa AbD. 3. SANDERS. Rog''s:
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T0toI
The following resolution adopted BY the Central
Committee and ordersi to be published with this call
Resolved, That this Committee recommend the
aelcc4iun By the several counties Of delegates aud
sltsruates to the Republican Territorial Convention,
% early - Thursday, the sth day Of june 1879 AID
they earnestly hope such delegates and aternates Will
be chosen by the County Conventions 40 will be ready
onc Or the Other give their pesona attendance q
Helena It the time named for the Convention.
L. II. HERsHFIELD, Acting Chairman
WI. +. WHEELER, Secretary pro tsns
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The Republican Territorial Convention Of Montana
vin meet in Helena IN Wednesday, jolly ID, 1871 q
n O'Clock N. for the purpose Of nominating eandi
date for Delegate in Congress and for the
Of such other business - may be deemed necessary
for tho succsss Of the party In the approaching cam
paign The following apportionmsIs Of delegates u
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1al0o,OOo

M. Raymond sdheres to these - approx
imating nearly to the product, although the
Governor Of the Territory estimated the
yield 1t 4ls. 900. 900. but says 1.-The exact
sum ID more difncult to ascertain than
the product Of any other Territory" The
Deer Lodge County product IL given on the
estimate Of the NEW NORTH WEST ct a..
100000, which, Though possibly slightly
exaggerated, cannot be far from the real
product" The average yield per day to
the hand In Deer Lodge County 10 given -
9laoo. Quite . large proportion Of the
Report BY Counties 10 gwen 70 details Of
the product Of individual claims - com
piled from the census Reports Of 1870. Tbs
Montana Report 10 concise, and does not
include review Of the quarts. that feature
probably bsing deferred for the Report of
1871. The government edition Ut the work
10 email, bat - in the case Of preceding Re.
ports, We presume booksellers edition be-
been published, and any one can Obtain
copies By communicating with Mr.. Ray
mond. Care Of Essisssjss Journal New
York.
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Il IL said that Sam Bowles. of the Spring.
field Rspsblseos. who WAS at the Cincinnati
Convention, has concluded 70 bolt the
ticket.
ssnsAor Garrett Davis Of Kentucky sup
ports Greeley.
Mostly, the famous guerrilla, 10 for Grant
against Greeley.
The Ct Louis DSmooros claims $1,000
majority In Missouri for the Philadelphia
nominees. The Germans and Reunion. Re-
formers Of thas State repudiass the Greeley
ticket
Wendell PHILIPPE ssys: ~ would prefer
Grant 70 either Greeley or Adams. Greeley
10 not whit better than Andrew johnson.
He b Of about the same stripe, and his I'd
ministsation would not b bit better"