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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-14
For Sale.

rWo-sTORY BRICK DWELLING,
A lin eight or ten rooms, situated on
y W. Su northwest corner OF Centre and
iS0 Lev NH streets, In Shrivers addition to the
ely sn two-story Frame Dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar , not ana colo a
warooms. Situated on the east side of
inc rn'eanIine street. in the sixth ward OF the
Cna, W. wheeling. For price and terms see
Gil! VI L. g HUGHES,
-, Real Estate Agent
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o9d dav Of December, 1872,

4, ssid Court House, offer for sale the I'M
divided haIf OF tiity-two acres or land:
r,own as the "Mineral Wells Property"
Tb,s properly Is situated about seven miles
trnm Petersburg, and is known as the best
,rsrering place in the state; also, one quar-.
,sr ~ one acre adjoihiug the above.
"r,RssuFSALE- Cash in hand for The per-
sonai property. The real estate will be sold
tSr one-tGird ash in hand, and the residue
-! !"' one and two years, the purchaser giving
hnnJ with security, bearing interest from
Jst, of sale, Tor the deferred payments.
"'' " X. b. STEPHENSON,
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Save Your Horses.
"TIRO9H."

Iu,rRosHr OR USFERMEsrED WINE
i for Communion purposea. Also.
wine for ladi's and invalids. Also. spaff-
ling and Hook Wines, PinetA Co.'S Brandy,
old and pure, superior Rye and Bourbon
Whistles. for medicinal purposes -3~ =
For sale by LOGAN, LIST d 60.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-14
sNs usLasts9H
INRlbL LUNGS, LIVER Rl0Qn

n -
In ths .-c,1.-s,, rn.tic,nA "a shsrh th~ aAicA
a are above eo,n,rf - ssliet. the liscovsfs
b 'lievss he has combined N AsrNoaT more %
Nl,urs's most sovereign curative properties,
which God has inst!lled Into the vegetable king
dom for healing the click. than were z GER before
tact 10 found In the great variety Of most ob~tt
nate diseases which u ha. bccu fonnd 10 cooeueE.
In the euro Of Bronchitis1 Seyete
Cou CHS, AMI tbs early stages OF Consunp:
tion, II has sstoaIshed the mediS. neah ne
eminent physicians pronounce IL The grraiose
IN .i,ca discovery Of the ago. While II eures The
seycr.st Coughs, II siren gthcns the syrien snd
purIfics the blood. BY its great and thor:
91;a e1o! gnriH,E5s pSSps'iss s.ass sHs
CON njn BtoIch, Pimple, or Erupucn.
Mrrcurial disease, Mineral poisons, and heh
eiact;, ara e-td!eltci, and vigorous health shda
SAID san num, Fever sorcs, Scaly Of
Rouvh skin, IA short. all the nnncruI.DAis
easo, caused BY bal blood. aro conquered ~ ~
powerful pIr!Niu. and iRNisoratins mcdicibe,
III ypu feel dull, dTOw dcbtlliatcd, have ~
low colnr OF skin. or yrllow'sh brown spor GA
face or boly, frequent headache or d. nainess ssd
ta.ts In "a Ith iat'-lal heat OF clils, altcrlAtcd
with hot fIshss, low spirits. aud eloonJ Nre-
Won arc sir;rM; U0n Torpid Liver oi
aAIlIcusurSs." In mauy cases Of "LiSrt
COmplatu" only par, OF ihcss sJmptosas
nra OK Inrirncci 4, remedy for al Sneh cases.
DR. Pisrcc'. Grll-i Medical Discovery haa No
clusl, a. Il effect, p"rl'rt cures, lcArlhg the hv
cr .,rrn yth,iri ani healthy. For the enrr .,
Habitual Cousti pntion OF the bowel. y
Ia a never falling remedy aud thore Who nave
The propricfnr OF, q 600 reward Tor med,
cnc mat will eoua! 70 for the euro VI oil the do
ea.cs tpr Which 10 10 recommended.
s,ld hy dru twists a. 81 per bottle. Prepared "
~, L,bor.tHrv ia seneca street. 'satIAio, n. Y.
S,ph yo r address for pADp lei
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MUSIC LESSONS.

DROF. VIM. c. KRYTER HAS RE-
on the Piano, Violin and Organ, and In
Singing; attends to the tuning OF Pianos
and recommends himself 10 the favor o.
Orders received at Sheib's Music Store.
augl-ea-SSb
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FOR RE Mt.
House for Rent.

A HOUSE CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS
y on Wheeling Island for tent. Posses
son gwen Immediately.
FOR particulars call at the Leather Store
]. Il. SMITH,
Zee "a Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-14
Trustees Sale of south Half
ofLot No. 1913, Situated ON
,ue East Side of Market
street, I'm the city of Wheel
inO

Street, In the Thy OF Wneel.
ing.
VIRTUE OF TWO SEW ERAL DEEDS
h NJ Trust, from Ottmar Hammer to me,
ono nearing date the ID day of February,
ISI;, Iulv re .or,lei in the Recorders ONCE
for ohio county. in book 46 folio l70. and
fhs other tea ing date the 23d day OF June,
ISS, also recorded in the same office In book
q. folio SO. / shall offer for sale at public
snc,i0n on WEDNF,S rAY, the Sth day Of
Janutry, lS73, commencing said sale at III
Oi,...K A. VI. the south half OF lot pnm-
b.red me hundred and three, situated on
tine east idr Of Market street, in the city OF
Wheeling, being the same half lot OF ground
winch was conveyed TO said Hammer by
Michael Bl:ttner and wife by deed bearing
date the l3th day of October, 1854, duly re-
COrGe'.
TEAMS OF SALE-The one-third OF the
purchase money in cash, and the remain
irgtwC.thirdS 10 be raid in six and twelve
months from the DAY of sale, with interest
from said day; the purchaser may pay the
full amount in cash. or give his bonds Tor
the deferred inStallments, the trustee re-
tanning the title as security for their pay
meut Selling as trustee l shall convey to
the purchaser only such title as is vested in
NJ. Dv the deeds OF trust before mentioned.
dec9.i JAMES -. WHEAT, Trustee.
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MN. link & SON,

NroRTH END CENTRE WHEELING
~ Market. A general assortment OF all
kinds of FURNITURE. Be-.
.undert a X In g.
A full line OF all the Late Styles Of
COFFINS.
Trimmed In best manner, and furnished to
order at all hours -...E noVzS-S
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FOR SALE.

ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
% fImore 4 Ohio Railroad, near Glo-
O1s Gap, Marion county, w. Va, BY
yer W. ". HOGE q BRO,
-, l05 Market street.
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assignee's Sale OF Valuable
Property.
,STHE NATTER OF w. F. PARSHALL,
Bankrupt, will, ON the
18th DaY Of December, 1872,

a, the front door of the Court House Of
y! -, county, proceed To sell the furniture,
m,,chHudi>e and fixtures of the Mineral
Wis" said property consists Of large
w, -. bedS, bedding, Queensware, chairs, q
ios IoI of dry goods and groceries. will,
N the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-14
For Rent.

R5LMONr GROCERY STAND, STORE
~ Room and Dwelling, corner Market and
a. U.r!Ion streets. Possession given immedi-
HtIy. Inquire OF
HS VIM. II. BRINTON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-14
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. 3.

New York;. b:IU a. m. IU:U3 a. m. IZZI p. m,
Tickets TO all principal points In the East
and west can be procured at the Union
Ticket Office, in Mcclure House, and al the
Station at Bridgeport.
F.. MYERS,
novl Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-14
Choice Building Lots for Sal,

an WHEELING ISLAND, OPPOSITE
- s.eamooat Landing; Prices moderate
Thoser wishing 10 purchase can see the
mat OF said lots By calling at the ofnce Of
fheodore Fink 4 Co, Feed Store, on John
sirest close TO the Postomce
WHErIINa. Oafahar n. KIN orfsi-s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-14
Canned Goods.

IN CAFES OSE FOUND COVE oYs.
so casss ponns Cove oysters, 70 / weigh,
LOO :. ypo1nd Peaches, fuH wea&ns
100 .pound .
50 Windows Green Cora
50 NcMuxray's
In Stsre and tpr nia ~ u IRIkf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-14

OF various patterns snd for every form Of
al sight. Also, ABDOMINAL SUPPORT
FRY, SH' .ULDER BRACES, BANDA0kS,
sYRINGES and SURGICAL ISSTkU-
xENTS IN great vah ~.
In sending orders for Tuaes and Sup
porters give the cfrcum erepce round the
hips, and specify whether RAghr, Lot or
Double Truss Il wanted. Addrea 4. ..-..
.- LOGAN, LI9f a co,
Wholesale and Retail DrusytstA Wheel
inR w Va a- 49,
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For Sale.

A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
with seven or eight rooms, on Jacob
.Gxstreet; also small Frame House with
-, r"nns on Jacob street; also q new
VIZ House on Eoh street, containing
BrNS ,oms. L. q. HUGHES,
four Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-14

~ BARRELS KX0REsIoR A, y AND
ID extra Q Gone sugars Just receiyed and
and tpr oale h1 -. A6AAA4'
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WANTED.
TRUSSES

EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT "
II keep the largest assortment In the !ci
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people have already made your cause the;r
osn fully resolved that their brave hear.
and stroag arms shall bear il on to ,rinm,h
In this faith, and with the distinct m
derstanding that II elected | shall he PRE-
ident, not OF party, bat Of the whole r,,o-
PIE, accept your nomination, in the con
fident trust that the masses Of our COM
trymen, North and South. are eager 20
clap hands across the bloody cbasr
which has too long divided them. forge,-
ting that they have been enemies. in nm.
joyful consciousness that they are and
must henceforth remain brethren.
Yours gratefully,
HORACE GREELEY
To Hon. CARL SHURZ, President; Hon
GRo. w. JULIAN, Vice President ana
Messrs. WN Z McLEAN, JoHx G. d.
WILSON and J. II. RHODES, Secretaries Of
the National Convention of Liberal Re.
publicans OF the United States.
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rHE Huntington Independent had quite a
Hing about the new newspaper venture there Of
W. +. Wallace, because OF alleged sale to
him Of Clutch type" by Col Sam. Pike. Blu,
the last number Of the Deesburg Independent
Press announces that the Pre.s viii hereafter be
removed % huntington, and consolidated with
the Huntington Aryu-. WIN. +. Wallace & Co.
will BE- the publishers, and Col. Pike chief ed
tier. The Colonel Is veteran journalist, and
one who understands the business thoroughly,
and We predict lively times about the fret Of
May, when tile Arys i % appear. Look out
Chasci Better put some shinglc. in your
breeches.- frontoa Journal.
Our lrontou friend grows facetious over
the unealled-for remarks Of our neighbor.
in reference to Mr.. Wallace. We pur-
chased the German type for special p,,r-
pose that will be made known to the editor
of the Independent in due season. II he
viii only learn to keep his brecches on.
ne will have no occasion to put shingles
ia them" Some men, like some horses.
kick before they are -purred," and it may
be that our neghbor Is one OF that sort
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GREELEY CnAScgs-According to tn e
'Ss'ofo OK G7se;te, Mr.. Grceley's chances
for an election are good-almost certain.
That paper says: Every lawyer and bro
ker in the land will work for Greeley's
election
"All the 'ohite people will rally around
Greelcy's standard "All the tutors will
20 for Greeley" "All the sinners will 20 for
Greeley" The christians are all expect
ed to be Greeley voters
"rhe hatters will undoubtedly all be
Greeley voters"
"rhe Irish vote is conceded to Greeley"
"rhe 'opers will all 60 for Horace The
Germans will be enthusiastic for him
"rhcre can be no doubt that the butchers
will be unit for him.
The %osmaEers will all espouse the
Gr.eley cause"
''rho temperance men will all 60 for
Greeley
THE printers, Greeley thinks, will all 60
Tor him.
The eolorea people are expected to vote
the Greeley ticket" See Scioto Gazette Of
May 18th.
Verify, the Editor of that paper must
have Greedy on the brain"
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DEMOCRACY

IL, emphatically "a government of the
pcqpit by hepcopie 1t is the life prinei-
pie OF the Government under which we
live, and without it, republican form OF
Government can exist in no country. nor
among any people Everything opposed
10 this principle partakes OF aristocracv.
monarchy or despotism and should not be
tolerated in tree country
To make n Democratic party strong and
lnvincible should be the aim and the inter-
est OF every voter To make it trium-
Phant at the polls in every contest, it is
only necessary that there shall be union.
harmony. aud concert of action among
the people; and to secure these. Demo-
cratic principles, such MS were inculca.
tel by Jefferson and Jackson must be in.
fused into the minds of the people.
through proper channels.
The Democratic party is now. and
has always been, strong party. when
orrorcd in its strength against the COM
mon foe. When properly rallied. it has
never failed to vauquish It's adversaric..
and when battles have been lost, It has
been through the supineness, the lethar-
~, or the shameful ro,eqrii-s Of men
claiming to be members of that party.
il has been when they have so far lost
their moral courage a, TO succunb TO the
behcsts of h,ir political enemies, As
they did, during the late civil war in this
country.
The history of political campaigns In
this country proves. beyond controversy.
that there hasalway, been a majority of
voters favorable to Democratic principles.
aud that in times Of high excitement
only, have the Federal opposition ever
been able to defeat them at the polls
y brief recurrence to the contests be-
tween Presidential candidates for the
past forty Years. ought to convince any
sensible man of this important truth
but, in order to bring out the full
strength of the parry, labor, energy, and
eilort are necessary, as well as union,
hEmouy and concer, Of acton. The
party must UNITE. not DIVIDE The truth
e the KentucG, motto should be im-
pressed np'u the mini OF every D,m o
e.at from dis time forward.
"Uui.,i we stand divided we fall e"
ana no effort should be spared to rally
every mou O., the rescue Of the Govern
uleilt Irlrl fl. hands IF fLesp,iio~.
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THr AHGus-We submit this, the initial
number Of the llUNrINGrov ARGUS. 10 the
popular breeze. with confidence that it will
be favorahly received 10y a generous pub.
Iio. il il not Tor us % speak OF its merits.
We are too modest to sound our own praise.
or set up claims to patronage to which we
may not be justly entitled but one thing
we beg leave to say, in behalf Of the pub
fishers, TO wit: the AEors has neither n
p1feat oUtsit nor nyife, but the work up.
on il is all done in Huntington Il il EN-
pha,cally toips paper edited Published
and printed entirely at home, by home
men, for home purposes ani such papers
are generally appreciated by homc cegd,rs,
~ well as by those ata distance
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BUGs OK BuGs'-lt is said that the colo
RADIO bug has began his operations in Mis-
souri, and. That another bug has made its
appearance and makes it his especial bust
ness to destroy the Colorado insects The
Agricultural societies ought to make this
latter bug n great PEI
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nn. GREELEy,s ACCEPTANCE
OF TUE CINCINNATI NOMINATION.
Mr.. Greeley Notified Of his Nomination.

hr. Greeley Notified Of his Nomination.
CIScISSATi, o, May 5, 1912
Dear Sir The National Convention OF
Liberal Republicans Of the United States
have instructed the undersigned, Prssi-
dent, Vice President and Secretaries OF the
Convention, to inform you that you have
been nominated a the candidate OF the
Liberal Republicans for the Presidency OF
the United States We also submit to You
the address and resolutions unanimously
adopted by the Convention BE pleased to
signify 10 NJ your acceptance Of the plat
form and nomination, and believe us, very
truly, yours,
C. SCHURZ, Pres't
GEO. W. JULIAN, Vice Prest.
WM Z MCLEAN,
JNo X DAVIDSON,
J. II. RHODES.
Secretaries
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Thanks The proprietors Of the ARGUS
office beg leave TO return their grateful
thanks to the public for the large amount
Of iobbins patronage with which they
have been favored, during the past two
weeks. They are also very thankful to
the business men OF the city tor the liberal
amount Of advertising sent in for the fret
number, and the generous encouragement
which they have received generally.
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SAN GIDEON left Manchester for Huntington
on the 9th inst Wet Union o. Defender.
Yes and MIR Gideon is not only here.
but actively engaged in getting ready to
open up lively aud profitable business.
Please send US "a few more OF the same
SORT
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Nor ZOO Dos HsvrEnRo.-somc days ago. q
gD4tinvaiei grocery store in Irsnton in
quest VI provcnisr, when tho grocery man
closed the door upon him. lie goat.hip not
Wishing to be hamperrd 10 that way. immodi-
ascly made hif exit through the show windoT
% the establishment isavins tho proprietor 30
foot the t'H Instead o. giving him time to co..
hga'e Brly goat
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TnB BiGGs HousR. PoRrsNoUrH-The
splendid and capacious Hotel known as Il 9
Biggs House, at Portsmouth, o., is now
open and doing a thriving business. 1t is
one OF the very best hotels in the State,
and the polite and gentlemanly proprie,ors
spare no pains to give general satisfaction
The fare is excellent and bills moderate.
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SUBSCRIBERS TO THE PREss. Persons
whose subscriptions to the Independent
Press, at Leesburg, Ohio, had not expired
at the time the publication Of the Prsss
was suspended, will be furnished with the
ARGUS until the expiration OF the time for
which they may have respectively paid.
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TnE late copious rains have produced a
considerable rise in the river but it will
soon run datcn, under the iufuence OF Of IL
summer sun
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THERE is n woman in Washington Territory
who has shot and killed eight Indians with her
own hand.-Erchongc.
Women do not shoot with the "hand;'
but with gun, or the eye, NJ may happen
70 be most convenient.
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TINS "colde-t March" on Record-Bons-
parties retreat from Russia.-Bo.ton Po.,
IL we except Sir John Frankin's march
or voyage, to the North Pole.
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urfsx Cutr.l. coo the rils. presented % worry
pleasant appearance 600 sunday Ia.t Tho u-
Ii.. deceive gitat thanks for tleir energy. --
IHr islrt lul alter were nevIy raVstel. now
window curtains, c'o.-- Ho-sl..'.r O.,I Gla.T~.
fH rH say ais'e' and 1i1r I'r1.Hc.
Ihe hle. do not wish TO have an ISLAND
.u their chapel nor any Alrsn,uoy made
loo it- general appearance
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Thus far, the war" has been waged on
ono side only; and, as the "shols" are doing
~ ar immense amount OF benefit, we shall
just let our amiable neighbor "iire away. %
1t Is not often that our editorial equanimi.
ty is disturbed by the sound OF pop gun ar.
tillery
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HUNTINGroN. a. an evidence II rnetropolitan
growth, has already newspaper war On hand.
few skirmishing shots have been heard,
which will presently blend in the continuou.
war 81 battle
On, Chase, onl
Charge, Wallace charge, and thrash the
brush Of Huntingdon
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DowS Of TugN,-Thc Editor of the Tn4e
pendent bears down heavily upon such Of
our business men as go, or send to other
places to get their printing done, aud =n,s,
very truthiully:
awe have noticed several instances or this
kind where some of our business men gave
their job printing 10 drummer. and trainpers.
thereby turning a cold shoulder upon the very
community they ask u sustain them in
business. We hope our citizens will remember
their facilities FOR job printing. We have two
Embellishments here now, each prepared to do
As good job work can be done anywhere in
thi. State"
That Is the right sort Of talk, Brother,
and we trust it will have a salutary iunu-
ence upon the minds Of merchants and
other business men in the city. What
would they think Of editors living here,
who wouldaadyi-e all their readers to avoid
patronizing Huntington houses?
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49, Ron. Now.-The Iron.-n 1000!

ALL RIGHr, Now,-The Irontu Journal
OF the Sth isn't, said.
The press of the Huntington Argts w1' spill
led overheard atcw days since from the Kun"
Hegier. but the irrcprcssibie Pike passed mp last
week aud things will move shortly Boz that ro-
sion."
\ part only of orr large new pre'- was
"spilled overheard" as above stated, bu,
We are happy ia bein. able TO state ihat 10
was speedily recovered, through theindomit
able energy Of the second Mate ofthe boat.
without having sustained any material
damage IL IS now up. and Zoo working
order, and the largest and beet press In
ibis part Of irginia.
GAIT llgoLEu, Of the Kettle Hegler. is
gentleman and high toned gentleman.
and. both he aud the second Mate have
our thanks for having recovered the miss
inr parts. aud maxim. the 1meads t,n0raIls
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DEHr CArgusp--Un late trip Of the
Fannie Du-n mp from Portsmouth, the
CREW discovered large deor crossing the
river about two miles above the city, and
there1p9u. swung ont the yawI and cap
turei it lIuua for the Dugan boys
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IF old Grimes lived in Huntington now.
hemight, with great propriety and sgnih-
canoe, sing.
II wish 1 hal a load Of poles,
To fence my garden roundI'
But 1t is proper to remark that the peo-
pie have all been too busy in building
houses, to make gardens this season, much
less to think about fencing them. odd
Grimes was fogH and knew nothing
about building up a large city in three hun
dred and sixty.fve days, and running rail-
roads from the centre ofgrayity to the con
fines ofthc continent
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Auntinstun, Attest a'a.
Saturday, May 25, 1872.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM n. GROESBEtK.
az gHEy
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

Of Massachusetts.
Each subject 20 the decision Of the Demo
cratic National Convention.