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HtENDERS his professional services 20 enc
Il oitiEens Of Jackson aud vicinity. omoe
In the Stewart Building, up stairu
ND-May be found "a Judge Johnaioh'a reais
denoe a. night. Llehlo4
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EDWARD LEA, mi. ID,

TTYENDERS his professional services in the
Ill trcatment Of diseases % the EYE and
EAR Once with DR.. Harrington, Stewart
Building, jackson, Miss. apAW0m
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Orders fer the Map promptly filled by EE-
press g. o. d.. $40 D.. the undersigned pre-
j. Il. POWER.
Agent for Mississippi.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
AuDIroR's OFFICE. JACKSON
l, HENRY Muse ROVE, Auditor of Public Ae-
counts of the State of Mississippi. do hereby
certify that the Etna Life Insurance Com
pany, located at Hartford, in the State of
Connecticut, has complied with the require
ments of chapter %, article of the Revised
Code of 1871. of this State, and the acts
aDendstory thereto, TO regulate agencies of
foreign insurance companies, and by virtue
Of the power vested in me by law, hereby
authorize BARRows s SNYTHE agents for said
Company, at Jackson, in the county of Hinds
TO transact business of insurance in this State
until the first day of March, 1873.
Given under my hand and seal of Office at
the city Of jackson, this 18th day of March,
A. ID. 1872
III. MUsGROVE
Auditor of Public Accounts
BARROWS & SMYTAE, Agents.
may3sw3t
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So nm $3.50 The symptoms Of Liver Com
plaint are uneasiness and pain
in the side. Sometwnes the
\ nu1rnmouc pain is in the shoulder, and is
SNIMf TUMD kmistaken for rheumatism. TIE
Stomach is effected with loss of
appetite and sickness, bowels
lin general costive, sometimes
ALTERNATING with lax The head is troubled
with pain, and dull, heavy sensation, consid-
cradle loss of memory, accompanied with pain
full sensation of having left undone something
SuuHz uuu M uE which ought to have been done.
Often complaining of weak
LIVER ness debility, and low spirits.
III HSometmes many of the above
Symptoms attend the disease,
NnTCEAGE Nand at other times very few of
HDDoAAoD'the them; hut the Liver is gener-
yally the organ most involved
Price. 81 90 per package; sent by Mail, post
age paid, 81 25; prepared, ready for use, IN
bottles, 81 80.
Manufactured only by
u. I'LL. ZEILMN a. Co..
Macon. Ga, and PhiIadeIP
For sale by all Druggists.
mar29-w ly
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Total assets Of the Company-...S7. g29. q
LIABILITIES.
STATE OF NEW YORK,
Hnrrsruv ,u Ns...r ~.

ERAsTUs LYMAN, President, and Geo. T.
SNHFEN, Secretary Of the knickerhocker Life
Insurance Company, being scverally sworn,
depose and say, and each for himself says,
that the foregoing is full true aud correct
statement of the affairs Of the Company chat
the said Insurance Company Is the bona fdo
owner of at least one hundred and fifty thous-
and dollars of actual cash capital invested in
stocks and bonds, or in mortgages on unin-
numbered real estate worth 20 per cent. more
than the same is mortgaged for; that the above
described Investments, nor any part thereof
are made for the benefit Of any individual ex-
elcising authority in the management Of said
Company, nor for any other person or persons
whatever; that the mortgages above described
have not been assigned, nor in any manner
released or impaired by said Company; aud
that they are the above described officers Of
the knickerbocker Life Insurance Company
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SP Rim ST OCK ,

IL
that out this for trade and we invite attention
PRINTS, other Staples
DRESS GOODs<Ahe following designs
Tick the late French Bed
JacOn Silk and Iron Frame Grenadines black and cos The
Genappnes white buff figures; French Pecales
Striped Lyons Silks Fouard Silks, chene Silks
Japanese Silks andt handsomet line o
Checked Silks for Misses
have offered; and last
notle least
exceedingly
large and
able display of Dolly Var
den, Dolly Warden n Ogande,
Chint, Pompadour andS Hamburg En-
broder Guipue Bands, Silk and Kid Gloves
tempting Fancy and
tasty coos Also our new which design
READY MADE GOODS,
CONSISTING
Naples Silks
and widths
invited of our unusually attractive complete pro-
New Goods arriving daily.
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STATE OF MIssIsSIPPI-scr

y
|, Henry MUsGROvE, Auditor Of Public
Accounts of the State aforesaid do hereby
certify that the foregoing statement Of the
knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, Of
New York, is truly and correctly copied from
the original On file in my office.
Given under my hand and official seal at
Jackson, this 25th day Of AIril, lstZ
L. = II. MUSGROVE,
- Auditor Of Public Accounts.
nn3O.Mlm
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W. W. WISHART,
jackson Stove Depot,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE
Charter Oak Stove.

Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
Wholesale price as low as any house in the
United States.
All kinds of PUMPS-Cistern, Wooden
Force and Deep Well Pumps
A full assortment Of HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS.
ROOFING, GUTTERING and CORNTCE
WORK guaranteed
The COPPER SCROLL LIGHTNING ROD
best Pat mp fn City or Country.
A large assortment Of Japaned Ware, Toi-
let Sets, Bath Tubs, Water Coolers, etc.
apI2sw6m
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, GO
CRY OF RICHMOND. %

/, J. BOoton Hill Notary Public in andfor
the city and State aforesaid, do hereby certify
that W. 9. Darlington, President and u. }.
Hartsook, Secretary, Of the Piedmont and Ar
lington Life Insurance Company, personally
appeared before me in my city Aforesaid, and
made oath that the within statement, 20 which
they have signed their names, IL correct, 20
the best Of their knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand and official seal this
4th day Of March, 1872.
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butchers lightning FIy-KiIIer
sweeps them OF and clears the house speed
ily-try IL. sold by dealers everywhere.
ap26T&-w2m
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The only fee aceruing to the College is the Ma
circulation Fee of So which must be paid at
the commencement of the Course by every
student.
The Preliminary Course of Lectures will
commence about the middle of October, at
which time Mobile is always healty.
Board can be obtained at from $40 to s25 per
month.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF ALA
1VE RAMA,
AT MOBILE


The next Regular Course of LECTURES
will commence on the
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Sunday School Celebration.

There will be a Pic Mic tor the several
Sabbath Schools OF Jackson, at the moody
Grove" on Friday, the 10uf of May. The
following Joint Committees have been Sc
Iected to prepare for tie occasion. to- wit /:
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TRAINS LEAVE JACKSON

Eyrich has the Raila~ed Subsidy Map
Tor sale.
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ERASTUS LYMAN. Pres T.
G F. sNIFFEN, Scc'y.

Subscribed and sworn TO before me, "A Notary
Public in and for the county Of New York
State of New York this sth day Of April,
1872.
- JOHN A. GODFREY.
L. :. Notary Public.
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STATE OF MIgsIssIPPI-scx

l. HKSRT MUsGRovE, Auditor Of Public Ae-
counts Of the State aforesaid, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing statement Of the Pied
mont and Arlington Life Insurance Company,
of Richmond, Virginia, is truly and correctly
COPIED from the original on fle in my Office.
Give under my hand and Official seal, az
dickson, this 9Th day Of March, 1871
III. MUsGROVE,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Gen. Dabney N. Many.
General Agent.
JOHN T. BUCK,
marl2sw3w Agent, Jackson, Miss.
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Agents Wanted.
MARK TWAIN'S

New Book is now ready. A companion TO
no one wants, but take one people viii stop
you in the streets to subscribe for. There is
q time to laugh" and all who read this book
will see that the time has arrived For best
SPEEDS EMPIRE BOOK, MAP AND PIC
TURE HOUSE, Al Matches street. New Or
leans. mar12sw&w3m
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Twenty-second Annual Statement
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FREE OF CHARGE.

and end about the middle of the ensuing
March. The entire Course of Professors Lee
lures is delivered
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RABIES BABIES!
@tARRIAGES for little BAhiss-plsnty
~ ahem- Al n. =. HLZERa x2iT
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For further particulars, address
VIM H. ANDERSON. NJ D.,
iulY20w Dean of the Faculty
The New York herald., 1872-12-02

TNAPsCOTT,s EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex-
l. change ONCE 50 south strect-Drafts from fl up
wards available in all parts OF Great Britain and Ire
land and Passage Tickets by steamship and smiling pack
issued at lowest rates by TAPSCofr BROS. Il Co. 81
South street, New York.
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DoyAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY AT LElp.
* ale termany; $4,000 tickets; 1880 prizes Grand
1chy Of Brunswick Lottery; Hamburg City Government
LOTTERY; Royal Havana Lottery, Prizes cashcd and
Information given. TmEoDuk hsNHVNh, ll6 NASSAU
street; box 6,0oU Iost ohice. -.-@---
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS..
DoARD OF ENGINEERS OF THE FOURTH AVENUE
ID ImPRovEMRNr, OFFICE GRAND CENTRAL DEPoT, NEw
YoRK November -, 1S72Notice Contractors-Seaicd
proposals for work the Fourth avenue Improvement
between Fortynnth and Seventy ninth Streets will be
received by tho unde rsgned this office until two
o'clock r. NJ OF December Is 1872 Plans specincations
and blank proposals will be ready on and after the 29th
lust. ALLAN CAMrnEisIsl Board OF
EDWARD n. TRACY Fourth Avenue
l. q. BUCKHOUT, Improvement
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RE-
= ceived by the Committee Normal College, &c. at
the office the Clerk OF the Board Of Public
corner Grand and Elm streets, until Wednesday, the
llth day December 1871 and until three oclockP NJ
on said day the painters and work and
materials requircd for the College Building on
Fourth avenue, between Sixtyeishth and Sixtyninth
streets.
the office OF the Superintendent ot School Buildings lac
Grand street. third nv0r. -
Two Responsible and approved .u-ccs win ne rccured
sIlercd unless surces named.
The comtcs reserves the right t. reject any or all Of
the proposals offered 80 y - =
WILLIAM WOOD,
WILLIAM r.. DURYEA,
MAGNUS GROSS,
NATHANIEL JARVIS, JR,
j. q. HOLLAND
Commttee on Normal College, &C.
NEW YoRK. November ~ l612
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TOR PUERTA PLATA SANTANA AND ST. DOMINGO
city-The United states mail steamship TYBKH.
Captain f. A. Delaney will leave pier North River on
Wednesday, December q ats r. NJ Bills of exchange
Puerta Plata Sanana and St Domingo city in sums 70
suit purchasers for sale.
For freight or passage apply To -
SPOFFoRD, BROTHERS CO.
20 Broadway
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BkEST
The splendid vessels this favorite route for the Con.
uncnt will sail from pier No 50 North River follows
xIiLE De PAKS, Surmont. ........ Saturday Nov. 80
y IsouSsau. saturday, Dec. IL
ST. LAURENT, Lamarc. Saturday Dec. -
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD incuding wne)
TO BRESr OR HAvRE,
First cabin, $l2J; second cabin, $75.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
American travellers going to returning from the Con-
tinent Of Europe, by taking this line, avoid both transit
by English railway and the discomfort OF crossing the
Channel, besides saving time. trouble and expense
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, So Broadway.
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pACIrIc MAIL STEAMSHIP. coMPANYs LINE To
IL CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA.

=
VIA PANAMA.
cAEEyJNG BS NAILS rAssESSEEs AMP N M% TEETGHT gry TO
TOWN AND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO,
CENTRAL AMERICA, PERU
a.,D
Steamers leave 10th, goth and SOth Of each month, ex-
cept when those dates fall Sunday then the day pre-
vious.
Dec 10--steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A.
g. Gray VIM leave pier y North River at u o'clock noon
CONSTITUTION CAPTAIN Cavery, touching az Acapu,cSo,
Annneet.ns ios az Central Anglican and south Pacifc
ports DEPARTURES 10Th and 10Th each month connect
with the Company's steamer touching az San Benito,
Tonata salina Cruz and rorvAnge freight for all way
An extra steamer will leave San Francisco December
I6 1874 for Japan and China. For rates of passage,
y. r BABY Agent
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A NCHOR LINE.
IA Express steamers sail every Saturday, at
noon from Pier ~ North river New York
booked and forwarded to from all rail-
way stations in Great Britain, Ireland Germany, Nor
way, Sweden Denmark and America safely speed
iy, comfortably and chcaply any other ine
From New York. From GLASGOW
Saturday, Dec 7..... ANGLIA Saturday Dec. %
Saturday, Dec H...... INDIA saturday, Jam
Saturday, Dec 2l..... CALIFORNIA Saturday, JAN IL
Saturday. Dec q. AUSTRALIA. Saturday, Jan. Is
Saturday. JAM 4..... VICTORIA Saturday, Jan. rs
Passage payable in currency.
To Glasgow, Liverpool or londonderry
Cabins $65 and S7h Excursion tickets $l2N
Intermediate $A Stceragc SIS,
Certificates at lowest rates can be bought by those wish
ing t. send for their friends.
Apply at the company's Offices No. Bowling Green
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOVN
A DvEKTIsEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
kEcEIvED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE.
l265 BROADWAY,
WEST SIDE, BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRsT AND THIRTY
SECOND STREETS
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM 8 A. M.
TILL r NJ. ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS TILL p
NJ AT OFFICE RATES NO EXTRA CHARGE OF
ANY KIND.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS'
TINTED STATES AND ROYAL MAILS FOR HAVANA
~ and Nassau, N. p
ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, sailing
every fortnight on Thursday, at o'clock NJ precisely,
from pier 4, North River.
CREsCEST CITY, Captain T 8 Curtis. December Y
CRESCENT CITY, Captain T. s. Curtis. January9
For freight or passage apply TO
No Bowling Green
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uAlRl ITAlRi HAIRl-sHAw'S PArENr HAIR
81. equal 10 human hairi can pc cep,bcd aud brushed
switches, W.r human hair, cheapest aud best in the
markei solid nri;:ler, cise yard long, eS, French
Switches -: Curls, 81 and upwards. Ladies' own hair
dressed over 2c latest styles always on hand 352 Bow
cry, between Fourth and Great Jones streets stairs
and 363 sixth between second aud Twen
Vthird streets. up stairA
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GOVERNORS ISLAND FERRY..-TlIE NEW AND EIr
VI cgant steam yacht GOVERNORS ISLAND leaves
Custom House pier daily Sundays inclucd every hour
for Governors Island last trip Immediately after parade.
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TRAVEl4LERS' GUIDE.

LNALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEwPORc.-
IL The steamers BRISTOL. and PROVIDENCE, from
pier 2S North River OF Murray street, daily (ndays
exceptedl ati NJ: Tickets sold 10 principal pontstn
New England the White Mountain, and Provinces.
A r. BACON. pcrnten lent.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-02
INDICATE THE PRESIDENT
p,l carl Schurz' Attempt to Con-
Wet the United states
Of Bad Faith Toward Germany

Tt is left to the choice of every Repuo-
lican to say whether President ur'h'
administration shall he sindicated ana
approved, or stigmatized as dishonest
and a failure. The reputation OF 'le
great soldier, who stepped out before the
armies of the Republic and led them'
through defeats, disasters anu "isoo"'
aeements, to victory and peace, Is at
stake. Shall this faithful warrior, and
no less faithful civil magistrate, be repu-
dated in favor of q notorious noh-coni-
blatant? Shall the man whose admins
tration has lifted from the nation the
mere serious burdens of taxation be oe-
clared guilty of the charges which Carr
Schurz Indignantly sought to prove
AGAINST him? Shall it be said. IN effect,
that the Republic of the United states
has beenrnlty of an act of dlshonor ana
bad faith toward nation with which she
is at peace?
If not. vote for Mills and Taylor and
Haines; and not for Clarke, the lhoefal
renegade, and Lightner and Stone the
Confederates, who are running for 'Presl-
Dental Electors.
The issue is between Ulysses 5. Grant
and Carl Schurz - and it is not
mere question of politics, but one OF We
racity. of trustworthiness, OF compare
| tive patriotism. Shall there be any hesl-
tation upoa the part OF any man VINO
calls himself Republican?
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Don't Run the Risk Of the man WIZ
she poll Tax hole In his Pocket.
GOODWIN AND KENDALL AT DAY.
TON.

There was another joint discussion
last night at Dayton Mr. Kendall OF
course, recited his little dab OF Congress
sional experience, and told that wonder
f,,l tale OF how he held Congress spell
bound while he startled an admlrnS
world with his grea: Elko Land Office
Bill. Then. probably, Charley Goodwin
punctured him and let the sawdust out
of his inflated hide. After the meeting
drawn together by the inevitable doctrine
of afinities, Kendall and Sutro-the ar
tesian small-bore and the monopoiizinS
big-bore - connubiated and compared
notes. We will not pursue this subject
further, however, for Kendall told US
Yesterday that we had been making votes
| for him; and we don't want to do that,
you know.
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THE EYE OF THE BATTLE

There is but little more that need be
said. In seventy-tKo hours the battle
will begin. But three days Will inter-
xene before the nomentous contest Will
b ended anu the question settled as to
whether they who saved OF they who as
sailed this fabric of government shall be
awarded its guardianship.
Ey next Tuesday night the people OF
this Republic will have indicated their
Interference as between the greatest soldier
and wisest President of his generation.
and the unwisest man who ever gained
great eminence by powerfully welding
the pen.
Are the Republican lines fit to oe set
in the feld7 Has all been done by way OF
preparation, organizing and musterinSS-in
that can be done? Cannot some OF US
think of a place where onr services might
BE- of good avail3
Great battles have been fought upon
.he Sabbath; armies undergo their week
" inspection upon that day. A Slboath
intervenes between this time and the
election day "The better the day the
better the deed" Good citizenship l;
GOOD morals. It is not obnoxious te
GOOD morals that one should be busy al
serving his country on the Sabbath L
would be very wicked to perform work IN
behalf of the Belial Of Democracy OF
Sunday; but one casnot sin IN doing tn
righteous work of Republicarism On tha
dayi
Every man who can think OF piac
where he can make vote for Grant AM
Wilson; for Hawley; for Goodwin; TO
the Legislative ticket; for Winme' 10
Mason; or for anyone else; or, bette
than all, for the rhoie ticket. should no
hesitate to do it-even if the so dom
should involve something of unusual e,
ertion upon the morrow
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THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
Nationalisun VS.. state Sovereignty.

The Political issue involved IN the
pending election of Legislature IN TINS
State is the grayest matter with when
both parties have to deal. Indeed the
real contest for power, now gong Oh Is
to gain possession Of the Congress Oh the
United States. There is where the point
ical leverage of this Republic rests. 'el-
erson Davis and his associates in treason
do not constitute the Democratic party
but the Democratic party embraces them'
and cannot avoid giving them voice IN
its councils. The cry which goes up no"
against the kuklux laws Is only feecho
of the old Democratic denunclatlons u
the Civil Rights Bill, the Freedman 5
Rureau Bill and the Constitutional
Amendments. The efforts and lnnueh-
ces and purposes which we fought wneh
we fought Andrew Johnson's admins
tra.ion we are called upon to fight now
There is no half way place In this hight
Grant stands on one side and the hu
Klux Khan upon the other. If we don
stand watch over them OF the Confedera-
CIV they of the Confederacy Will nave u
voica in the domination over that which
embraces and protects loyalty and nation
al feryor. and which, in turn, is upheld
| and protected by them. Repubiican
| ascendency must be sustained N Con-
| rress. or Republicanism will revert BACK
to its condition of helplessness ana po'
Iiticd inferiority.
II comes. then, to this: We of the Re
publican party cannot avoid the Issue
which is presented }y the opposing Leg
islatiye tickets placed in the field by the
two contendins political forces OF th'
times. A Senator is to be elected IL
January next Shall that Senator be
Democrat, whose vote at the polls will bt
for Greeley, and whose vote IN the zen
ate would be with Thurman and Casserl.
| and Carl ScLurz and Zebulon Nance7upol
the political issues of the day; or shall
be a r. publican, who will vote for Gran
on Tuesday, and who, when the roll o
the Senate is called, will lift up his VOC
for sustaining the great principles whlcl
End able and consistent advocacy D.
such men as Morrill, of Maine, Edmund
of Vermont, Conkling of New York an
| Morton of Indiana?
This is the unavoidable issue; an
Lockwood, Tobriner, Lyman and heysel
represent and are inseparable from tn
one; and Waters. Gardner, Martin an
Freeman cannot be segregated from tn
other. 1t is q choice between the liberty
protecting and law-enforcins power
the National Government upon the on
hand, and the iberty-suppressinS an
law-defying force and violence OF the dl
euised rebellion on the other.
Don't lose sight of this until the POI
close on merit Tuesday night.
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. WORD TO DEMOCRATS AEOU
GEORGE CHEDIC.
Fair and Honest Warming.

It's not often that we feel called upon
to give earnest counsel to the Demo-
cratic party: but we are in favor OF fair
play and believe in having 1t.
Remember how George Chedic secured
his election two years ago He then
nrofessed to be Republican. He
LARGELY received his majority by trading
off the Republican State ticket He sold
out the party at whose hands he was
nominated in order that himself might
be elected.
A man ,oho has betrayed one party 'eIA.
if bo so doing he cas, get Office, betrdy
another. Watch him, you Democratic
candidates; for he will trade you out OF
sight if he thinks that such course will
insure his election
We are giving good, useful advice and
fair warning to the Democracy OF
Ormsby county in csiling this matter to
their attention.
Think of it: What earncstness OF inter
est can a renegade member OF the RAD
cal Republican party feel in the election
Of /. Democratic Supreme Judge. Dem
ocratic Congressman, Democratic Legs
l.tive nominees and other candidates
whose professions and principles arc En
cerely Dsmocra1ic1 /
Take IN honest opponent's advics an
witch this mouGing Libesal!
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Pending the building OF the ornsoV HOUSE,
R. Fred Brooks. the weal-known ana PoPoiaf
dealer in books. stationery, musical Instruments
guns fishing tackle, toys, cigars. tobacco Jew
elrv and fancy goods. has removed to Miliard
store next door to Rails hardware s'ofe' oPpo-
site to his old stand. "a.
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THE MEETING TONIGHT.

II is needless to say anything in praise
Of Goveanor Booth as an orator. He
viii Re listened to by one of Carson d
bet audiences tonight. We are glad 70
,bo able to announce that Hon. xshn
Swift, of California, win also speak 1hil
evening.