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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-03
THE TURF.
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L,LEErwooD ASSOCIATION,
MORRISANIA, N. Y.
SPRING MEETING, lsT2

MOlSRiSANla, N \.
SPRING MEETING ls72
FIRST DAy-TUEsDAY, MAY a.
Purse No l-$6n, for horses that have beaten
minutes; $3.50 TO first, $50 10 second 500 to third
Purse No 2-flth, for horses that have ndver beaten
23l; 5000 TO first, $500 10 second, 500 to third.
SECOND DAY-wEDNEsDAy, MAY ~
Purse No 3-Sl 200 for horses that have beaten
2 "a. 800 TO flrsf, 500 10 sccond, S11 to third
Purse No 4-Sc,GO for horses Tint have beaten
225; 1900 10 first, 5000 to second, Si0O TO third
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, MAY g.
Purse No 6-$GG0, for horses that have never beaten
2yg; $500 TO flret s2hO to second, $50 TO third
Purse No 6-$I,100 Tor horses that have beaten
227; $1,000 TO first, $3.50 10 second, $50 to third
FOURTH DAY--SATURDAY, MAY 25
Purse No $500, for horses that have beaten
2as; $3.50 to first, $3.50 TO second, 500 to third.
Pure No. sS25O free for all horses; 81 900 to frs
5000 to second 500 70 third.
CONDITIONS
All the above 10 be In harness. mf1e heats hest
In and will be governed by the rules OF the National
Associnton. Entries must comply with their rules.
JUDGES OF the race under penalty OF brng expelled,
ess Mt before O'Clock p NJ of the day preceding the
race !omitting Sunday the proper party shall have
lodged with the Secretary proprietor OF the
notice the horse drawn shalt he ineligible TO start in the
race. horse distancing the field will receive the entire
purse.
Entries to close at American Jockey Club Rcstau
eighth street New York, on Thursday May o. Mt p. NJ
Entries by telegraph win only be received before the box
Ali communications to be addressed to G. IT, Van Ness
President At Morrsania OF 81 ssss President
W. H. VAN Corr Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-03
SPECIAL NOTICES,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS SHOES
"A Trunks and valises at the Great Family Shoe Empo
riu $50 Bowery, of Bond street. selling at 20 per
cent below Broadway prices W D. BIGELOW
ROBERT IRWIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-03

FLEETWOOD PARK.-FRIDAY, MAY 3. AT p. NJ, A
sweepstakes and purse for $50 mile heats best three
in five. Ben Maces b. m. Topsey, IN harness Colonel
TO wagon. Same day-Match for S20or mile heats best
TIRES III five, In harness. owners to drive.
WM. II. VAN COTT. superint te ndent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-03
FINANCIAL.

A UGusT BELMONT CO.,
IA Bankers
~ Wall street.
Issue letters OF credit travellers available In all parts
of the world, through the
MEsSRS. DE RoTIIsCHILD
and their correspondents.
Also make telegraphic transfers OF California
Europe and Havana,
Subject TO check sight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-03

E,OR SALE--A HANDSOME TEAM OF ROAD HORSES,
very stylish and good drvcrs and years old, Ibs4
hands high; will he sold separately together Can be
Twpufy secopd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-03

L,OR SALE-THE TROTTING HORSE BUCK MILLER,
Il little forward, SOS; also a fine young Mare
sale little sos; Butchers Cart, $50 n New Cham
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yr,o orEENsTowN AND LIvERP00L.-WITIoui
exception the largest And finest ssansn,p anVaS
Tbe steamer sfAiN sahs
Far nas,ase apply to RIDER CoRfis, u bfosdway'
corner OF Rector street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-03

L,0R SALE-FINE, STRONG CART OR TRUCK
Horse must be sold this week Apply $40 Second
avenue, New York
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
How the Minnesota Gcrmans Feel.

The Minneapolis Erie PresSe, an able
and influential German organ, has Il
leading editorial this week under the
head: "Prcsidcnt Grnnt--shnll we re-
eject him or nOt?' Tho question is
answered most decidedly in the mega
tive. The Erie 'rcssc says: "Whilc
we acknowledge the military achieve
mcnts Of Gen. Grant, and would gladly
have him rcassignd his former place
in the army, yet we arc not prepared
for and will resist any yattcmpt OF place
ing him at the head of the executive
power Of the nation for another period
Of four years. And if the champions
Of the President, and he himself, will,
instigatcd by their sclfishness, persist
in his reelection, and by this rend the
Republican party asundcr, they must
not blame us if we do not follow their
dangerous and dnnti-Itepublican course
The Erie Prcssc argues at length and
with ability in favor of the oie-tcrni
principle. 1t says the party in power
has played out as regards ideas, and
that persons and personalities have
usurped their place. 1t says further:
awe shall not, under any circum-
stances, help to re-elcct any President
for a second tcrm.' This detection from
Grant of one of the ablest German pa
pcrs in this State, is suggestive of the
change that is going on in tho minds of
Il very large element OF tho Kepubfi-
can party.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
Pennsylvania Against Grant.
'he New York World says:

The New York World says:
Hon. Alexander Mcclure has at last
been awarded his seat in the Pennsyl
vania Senate, which makes the Leg
islaturc anti-Radfcal, and virtually as
sures tho State against Grant. Mr..
Mcclure, it will be remembered, was
the man who gave the vote of Penn
sylvania for Grant in the National
Republican Nominating Convention of
1868, but has latteriy revolted at the
Inscriptions efforts of the President
to force u reelection. To punish this
ins,lborlination the White House law
ished its thunders against him, and
backed an opposition candidate in tho
Fifth Senatorial District in Philadel-
phia. The result Of that contest was
the election of the Grant candidate,
and great was the Executive jubilatfon
thereupon. Mr.. Mcclure, nothing
daunted, gathered the proof of the re-
peating, ballot-box stuffing, force, in
timidatiOn, and fraudulent counting
which secured the administration vic
tory, and on this showing has just been
declared the Senator legally elect.
Nothing in the way OF u carpetbag cleo
tion surpassed the frauds perpetrated
by Grant to beat his old nOminator,
but tho result of the investigation or
dercd by the Pennsylvania Senate has
been To render all that rascaIity in
vain. The Senate, and consequently
the Legislature, is now nnti-Grnnt,
and so will go the State.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
Important Considerations for the COn,-
merctal World.
The New Orleans correspondent of
tho New York World writes:

tho New York World writes:
Business men in this great cotton
mart are discussing n serious problem.
What will be the effect of the PresiClen-
tial campaign on the next cotton crop:
The question Is one of equal impOr-
tance at the North, for upon the great
staple depends our ability to meet our
commercial obligations to Europe and
to regulate our business Mt home. 1t ia
beyond doubt that Gen. Grant will
make extraordinary efforts to carry the
Southern States. TO this end every
species of csJolery, every sensation
dodge known to political wire-pullers,
will be used to bring out and f,sten the
ventions, barbecues, torch-light process
sions, protracted meetings, and all that
sort of thing, to tickle the African car
and eye. Labor will therefore be un-
certain in it's Operations. The negro,
after all, is but II child in intellect. He
is easily drawn away by glitter and
show. The excitement and dissipation
of POLITICAL gatherings, the tiattery and
fnwning of white men who want his
vote, abe peculialy attractive to him.
He is isnprovident. He has no tlispo-
sition to work for more than n bare
livelihood. When the barbecue comes
i'll competition with the hoe, free liquor
Mt tho hustings with toll in the field,
who no doubts were our colored brother
will be found? The hottest part Of the
Presidential campaingn will come in
picking season, when an hour lost
is so much lost to the cotton crop, and
a loss that cannot be retrieved. IL il
not possible, therefore, that next seat
son may be Il very short crop in con-
sequence of the partial withdrawal of
the negroes from labor, and may not
the price for middlings once more range
In the thirties? The matter is worthy
Of thought in the commercial world.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Frank Moore.

nARISlI SURVEYOR for Ouachita. and
General Land Agent for North LOUISE
ANA. will attend to any business i'll this or
adjoining Parishes. Parties wishing to sell
or purchase real estate in this sect ion will
hnd II to their interest to address him. lie
hats for sale several fine bodies of land i'll
ruachita, kiChland, MorchouSc, Franklin
ANA caldwell Parishes. Persons Wishing to
sell will send numbers. description as to I'M
prpNrnl"ntS, and terms. Having formed
connections III both Washington and New
Orleans. he is prepared to represent litiGantS
IN contested land cISr,, obtain patent-, .v,.
bitirc rear room of Richardson Il McF.n"rv'S 'S
Law rtli"". For particulars address him,
care of Richardson ~ MrEnrrv. Monroe. La
NumIlSt =, 1870.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
Dentistry.

tNE. =. l.. BRttf.f. Dentist. respect fully
offers his professional services to the
"ulL"u- OF Monroe and surrounding "oGn-
try. Having an experience rf fourteen
wears in th. practice. he feels confident OF
living sit utiSiarti0n in All branches of his
profession. l. willing to warrant all work.
nitIrr near the Courthouse and next door
south "t the D"uCitu Telegraph office
Grand street. Monroe. La. v7-marlo:1v
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20

The Editor OF the Cincinnati Com
mercial must be playing scratch. He
says casually we take a Republican
ticket, and after scratching it we'll
This time we propose to take q Demo
cratic ticket and scratch in and vote
it. The right way is to use the ticket
that requires tho least scrtching."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20

The Railroad Convention, held at
Richmond, Va, n few weeks ago, agreed
to anew fast schedule for the great
through passenger and mail railway
line between New York, via Knox
vile, to New Orleans, which went into
effect on the I1th inst.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
TARIFF OF ADVERTISING RATES.

Advert SementS will be inserted at one
COLLAR and fifty cents per square zone inch
of space or less), for the first, and seventy
five cents for each subsequent insertion, for
any time under one month. For longer
pcr;ods as fOliOwS:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
IoiIS M'ENEET. ;. d.
j. q =. ID. NIcEncry,

4 TToRNEHS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
~ practice i'll the Parish and District
Courts of Ouachita, MorchouSe, Eran<lin,
Erhland, Caldwell and tatahoula Parishes,
i'll the supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
tod States Courts. Particular attention paid
To business in the Land Office Department
of the General Government. nl1tt
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20

Cards OF a personal chaructea'-when ad
niSsible-will be charged double our reg
ul:,r advertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices Will bc
charged as advertisements.
Anv person sending us five new cash sub
.,.til,erS, at the same post Office, will be en-
titled to copy of THE TELEGRAPH gratis,
E,,r
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
PHYSICIANS.
w. NJ. De:aSOll. NJ. d.

w. NJ. De:aSOls. VI. d..
~ AS pern,:,,lcn tlv located in Monroe, and
IL offers his professional services in all
lts various branches to the citizens of Mon
merit Il share of the public patronage. He
has had over twenty-five years experience
in his profession in the South.
feb'y II, 1872. 2l:ly
Dr. VIM. SsaIalel
r1NENDl:ltS his services as Physician and
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roe. March IL, 1872. Z5-iy
Ibr. II. II. leic1n r<l$or,
AbIITSICIAN, Surgeon and Obstct rician.
tni.e adjoining Methodist church.
Special attention G ven to Chronic SurSi-
cal Cases n2O:ly
nIs. i. cALDERwooD. DIR. THos. y. ABY.
DrS. CaIsiervsOOsl Il Ably.
MONROE, LA.
nEFlCi: in rear OF Hernharlt's building,
OSrronu street, between DcSiard and the
Railroad. Jan ., 1872 d.Sw
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
IL. q. Cobb.
4 T'roHNEI AT LAW, MONROE, LA.
IN Aug. 10, 1871. 6v4-tf
ISAIAH GARRETT. FRANKLIN GARRETT.
Garrett ~ Garrett,
TroHNEIS AT LAW, corner Wood
"A and ST. john Streets, Opposite Record
er's nlliceJ, Monroe, La. Jan. l, 1872. 1y
T.. H. MoKRlsoS w. W. FARMER.
Morrison a. Farmer.
a l'rOltNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
IA will practice i'll the Courts OF the "a
Franklin and caldwell, in the supreme
Court. and i'll the United States Courts.
VIII also attend to all business intrusted to
them in the State and Federal Land Offices;
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
Morrison IL Farmer.
l.: RICH \RDSOS. JAS. ID. M'ESERY
Richardson Il NIcEnery,

T'roRNEYS At Law, Monroe, La.
practice in all the Parishes of North
Louisiana, in the Supreme Court at Monroe
the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land Office
Department OF the General Government.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
n. l.. Slack,

T'FtR\E.I AT LAW and tbinniiS-
N Sioncr for Texas. Office Wood Street.
Monroe. La. Prompt attention given to col
lcction~ III North Louisiana. Aug. 26, 6S.J:l7
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-04-20
Dr. VIM. SsaIlll&l

TlNEN DlIItS his services as Physician and
Surgeon to the public. He can be found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roe. March H. 1872. 25-fy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
sprcvaL NOTICES.

nz. EosaDALIs.-This valuable ateIa-
five remedy and has hos
unattainedb BY any other for the 'ehe'n VI 10
ILL., haroro tla public II IS the pride OF the pro.
.,a,or. n maintain In Its manufacture Its original
a,renptl and purity, and hence they snip iron'
their laboratory fully relying upon Its merits 10 s"s
taIn It's enyIable and growing reputation. Ip,'
nossesgcs merit Is fully atcsted by The hunaIe'.' -
iona Gle certificates In the hands Of the
settling forth remarkable cures performed III 80,
diseases rs scrofulu, consunptioTtw IS one
Of scrofuIa) rheumatism. white swelling etnpno.,
cf the skin, old sores ulcers, diseases Oh -,
dyspepsia. liver complaint, gra"eI' sore
tants OF the system whether hereditary 81,
IN f,r, al! chronic diseases Of the booh' "''i' y"
news and bladder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
APPOINTMENTS FOR GOVERNOR WALKER.

APPOINTMENTS FOR GOVERNOR W ALSEk'-
Governor G. C. WALKER viii address tue
neor,e at Petersburg on 18th oc.opei
Orange Courthouse odd October; AieA'''i.
dr;a. o3d October; Lcesburg, oath OCTOBER )
woodstock. Shenandoah county, 18th octo-
Der; Lynchburg, 2sth October; and LID
.rtv, Bedford county. 29th October. 1t VIII
he observed that Winchester and FRANKLIN
Courthouse have been omitted, and AleZan-
,,ria j. changed from ed TO Esd Otlopei'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
AUTHORIZATIONS.

.DICHsfoND THEATRE. -Last two per-
IA rormances Of Americas grcates: actress, Nke.
y. p. BOWERS, supported by the talented young
actor Mr.. j. c. McCoLLoM. TO-DAY at 2 O'CLOCK
doors open at ~ Admission, Soc; children, &c
IAnY AUDLEY's SECRET; Or. THE Mfs-
TERIEs OF AUDLEY COURT. In the EVE
MING, at o'clock. sliakspcare's grand Tragedy
MACBETH Lady Macbeth. Mrs D. r. bo 80, erii
Macbeth, Nh J. G. Mct'olnm. Cast 10 the i'''
strrugfli Of the great New York company; or .
Change Of prices Parquettc Soc: eaiiei 3,r,oid.s
crchcalr, and circle. Il. seats soio u, n 70 ~
I'm ir. 4 FSThoprp. " =
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The Congressional Canvass.

The Congressional Canvass.
glance ut the pcliticel situation in the
several congressional districts of Virgin"
reveals prospects most encouraging l" Wv
Conservatives. In the present t"h1''s' VIZ
State il represented hy FIVE toh>'' NV
and three, Republican representatives. 'h'
latter being carict-ha&&"rs. III u" ,'N'
Congress- we can easily scout" seven anh'""
may get cicht the Radicals N'tt DC lucky l"
set one.
Thc First district gave Governor NMtEH
= nsiori.; OF 2,l3t, figures which certainly
ought not to lsc reduced 1t the coming c'''-
t;nn, for the Conservative candidate '"S '''
advantage Of his opponent not only .h
ability and personal popularity. h'i' III lux
fact tina, he has already been OF great service
TO a large portion of his present c"''>'i'''e''c!
nc member of Congress. BRAxToS ought
Ia beat such man ~ >tNfR h' h"' 'cS> '''h
sooa majority. Friends in the First dist:ic',
will Won not t,lln out and enable him to do /!
The Second district i confidently cla,mcd
by The Radicals. but within the last few
weeks the outlook there has been brighter.
WELLS carried il by 1852, but nur party WAS
then i'm its infancy, and the registered Con-
>e' ''''', p.;,i, -,
49,, az. ,,;.,r;., , rn,a
$500, n,,....,>.,,..,,. ,,.,o u,,,+,;urd ,,y
popular canyas.crS and IN able pres Is
carving CONSERVATION into tie ranks oil the
..,;...,, ,.,,.,,, rl,c r,firal
,....,., ,a,,,,,,,, ,b,. ..rn,t-
~ -, 49,. ,><.,,,o xo..ro,, #
r"s ra,,.n<.o,;yns of ,hc Second district
,,rd..r.,,,,, ,ir,,,,.
,.,n.c, ,,,or ,,,row a,vav their last chance
-. ,,,Ii,;c,, ,.o1c,,,,,;on
,;,i,o ,l.,,;,,, or Grorcr y. WISE in the
or,;,I y,;..r;... ! i, tx,d r,t Richmond
,,,.r,l ,,;r,,I san such
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,s..o ,.,r,
10 tr,,Ind ,r;,t i w,sr wi, beat t~,ru
r,,nv.r ,,,, ,,,,,,s,nl an , fun vote.
.rho En.,rtb district dos, not lonl, -
,r,,,;.;r.. ,,-d.,, 20, g, wreck a.,.,. for i'crrrr
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19

+. W. Scorr, Es4., of Caroline county
died ~ his residence, Arnold>''''', Oh E,'
Tn,usday. i'll the scycnty-ihlrd year o' MS
arc. He bad occupied the highest h"''"' ~
the !cyal profession. and was u m's'''e' ~
IN, Constitutional Convention M 1S.''- d.
He WAS prominent politician in lis '"''"'>
and section for Il nIrnhcr oi years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-19
pc,nS,lyania Election frauds.
e,rloT-ruy sr,.rFIHG ASn BRIBERY IN LtzEE'


pt,oT-ruy srI.FFISG ASD BRIBERY ~ LtZEENE
COUNTY.
From the Scranton Free Frc,s
Fr;day last was the day on which Inc re-
firm INDIES were to meet and figure out the
official vote of the county. There had been
como talk that the Eioodv Twelfth w"'Id
l,r thrown ont. and the interest ccnicrIh% ~,
thi, point took Il large number "i li,lcfrHt'"
,,,rt;r. ia Will,r~larrc TO see how III" thlh&
was to bc accomplished. The WORK '','' ".'
prnc rc.scd fur. however. when Nr. y,
EcamiSh. secretary Of the school h"ara anu
collector of the Schcs&taX, who a''cinc'' ~.
tlonbt, Ito Sc" thai, SS was 10 S.us." -.
was arrested on n aasS sworn ",'' ny w.
". W. CorLaTgh for a<st''it anu ,"'".
ALLEGED - save hcrn ,""'mittfu III Tue VEN"
Ward on the day al election. Mr. b'a'i'i,'
was taken before Esquire Lewis, where II"
,.r,yaL m examination and gave bal! in The
SIM Of $500 for hi> appearance 1T rollrl. the
IJnn. y /. o'Ncill and Major +. 4. Hall be-
coming slUctIcS.
Mr.. Erami,h, on gaining his liberty, at
once proceeded 10 the room where the BOARD
we're c,uyasSjn. the votes. and here he found
another warrant. issued by the same gentle
man Mr.. Cnnlha1l"h, on Il charge Of using
Threatening, language. Nr. Hcami>l was
AGAIN taken before IT," squire. and ticid 10
h,;, in S,,n Of 500 10 keep the rca"", In"
Justice pc,mitta: him to 20 upon III rc'"S-
,iynn..
''iE'iN' ,.,,,o , .,rrrI.c for tho several
vi" Nv" ,, ',,"' ~ nf,.na,nr. mon the
"'"'l ~o'i'''''' !" '>,," ,,.,.. .,y,,n ont
r""u's G'l'"cr -. ~, '. a,r,'t nc III. Honor
~ ~. ',|'"',t' W. ~" u''ar ~ ,hn civ Of
,,,',,. NJ rnn,r. <inr,,n, postmaster Ct
Ir''i''n', .h' ,,nnir. Air. i, e. Fuller.
W., :, A., ,,...,Ins IL r,.,Irr Knitted
u, W. ~ .;,,'. ,,.,,,, j. G,;u<.
,."tI ">', - u" ,',,1;,,.,,n the How.
h'''" >'''tH '>,'.'' az ru, - ',,,,,I;,~,u
| 'iafTN 'l'Hl' t'''' '''" ~ W. - shn,.
county '"ii''Il'''r '''o t.,,, iii. nl,r
inahci' l'c'n'c' " ,'t'" ,'l IIr tI.t
t"rl'h co"-i oS>'U,',. ~ ,,,,,r cnmtv
.n'icf' "'' H'"@"'S' ~ ,i,,'sad ;n,n tin
iucee Etf'''ii,,h ~, a., ,,i,r,,.,ry
| rfc>''''r 81 w. ~ n''''"' In =, .,,,.,,,r
Whrio Tie! 'n'''" wv " '"''
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r,rn THING.

100000 r.sHrosh Gle CLOTHING,
ssat,ble for.
FALL AEDr WIN EER WEAR.
An NEW GOops-P E'JEaT PURCHAss-and
u. Ron the
MOST ADyAN- AGEoUS TERMS,
aud VIII be sold as low IF not lower than by an :
similar house III this sta C..
Thirty years practice lcxrerience guarantee.
SUITS from Sl2 to- $40.
TWENTY-FIVE FER CENT. can be sntcd by
b.tying Of me. tn pleasure in showing my goods.
WI LLIAaI IRA SMITH, Agent,
&C la-co'3t Il 90 Main street sign BIG FLAG.
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A Tobacco Manufacturer Going for
Grant


An cntCrpriSing reporter .! II northern
iuuiHal has uncGrthcI Il tobacco nanHf,c-
tUrei i'll BllIltlo vino will vote Tor GKAHT.
The tobacconit gives hi, reasons in th,
tlsh!uu = You @tc,' SAYS he. this internal
revenue buoinc>; l. hall tax and half h!acE-
Email. It's L perfect dtspl!i I'M cn.
..tirrly III the hands oi the n e,s0r. No mat
"tcr how honestly strive to keep every lc-
"quircmcnt OF the law, the Statutes are 50
complicated and his power, 80 ample that
1.-The assessor can ruin me when he likes. He
.can close upmy factory, take my books, and
keep me from doing business for six
"montls or Il year OH the most frivolous
"chJygc; and no matter how innocent |
"niay he, there is 10 redress. Now have
everything liked. know just what one,
ito bribe and how TO bride them. pay the
:. brother OF one, The nephew Of another, two
-. sons of still another. high salaries for doing
.'nothing al all in my store; in fact, would
nnot allow them behind the railing. II
n GREELEY goes in there will be clean
..ssccp.'' How many more rogncs will
for The sane reasons vote to keep The prc3cn:
Administration in p0wcry