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WEST INDIES.
Failures in Porto Rico.

ruiufcs IN fOrtO hlcOs .
CHRIST lNsTEDT, st. Thomas, September
4, via Havana, September S.-Business is
depressed on account of failures in Porto
Rico, which cause heavy losses here.
Accident to a British Vessel.
The British bark Flor del Mar. Captsir
Seayy, from Fel landino March q, borud
to Montevideo, arrived on the twentv.fi ST.
leaking badly and with the loss of her sails,
having been five months out.
Items from Hayti.
JAcMEL. Hayti, August 25.-Tranquillity
continues to reign II Hayti. General Do
minguez is the most popular canddate for
the Presidency. Coffee is quoted at II per
quintal. o
San DOMINGO, August 25.-Colonel Ell vas
attempted the life of General Luperon with
swerd. Luperon eyaded the blows and
drew revolver and shot Ervas through
the head. General Cabral is reported seri-
ously il and unable to take the field.
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, September s.-The delega-
ton of Louisiana colored Republicans ad-
tomorrow evening, on the condition of
fairs in their State.
A Crew Rescued.
The German bark Iris, from Bremen, re
ports that on August 26 she fell in with the
bark Prinassa. hence for Penarth, with
grain, in a sinking condition, and took off
the captain and crew, twelve, all told, and
hyouSht them to this port.
Marine.
4rrived-Ci:y of Paris Italy anS Iouis-
lana. Arrived Quietly OF Austin, Min
nesota, kepu olic and City of Chestore
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THE TURF
The Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, September S.-The Lexing
large; sport very good. The favorites
were beaten in both races. The first race,
Phoenix Hotel stakes, for three year olds
fifty dollars each, play or pay $3.50 added
mile heats.
The GeaneIo COL .eoo. g. 90 oo0oeoooo eeoooooo
Inyas en-; .easo. eooo.eoooo o.ooeo .'oOO...0
w tlcA c! c. o. .O.'.........,e) dl5,
TIme-I:46A, l:46l4 1:4sA.
The first heat was a dead one. The
second race was for the Fjlly stakes. for
two year olds; $50 each, p. pS $3.50 added,
three-quarter mile dash:
Lloler 900 oe. 100000. .eeooeo ooaoooo, 90 oooo
Lilmstolds B. 9Oooo o, 10000. 900. 90
doeh beAhett. % .e...: o. .ooe. ZOO Q eeo >!
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ENGLAND.
Mems Demonstration

LONDON, September S.-A demonstration
in favor of the rights of the laboring men
was made in South London on Sunday.
There was large procession and meeting.
Six thousand persons present.
Dissn nfisfRctiOD.
Owing to dissatisfaction with the pro-
ceedings of British-American mixed claims
commission at Washington, the claimants
here contemplate calling a public meeting
to give expression to their grievances.
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Homicide.

Last Monday Onesimo Ne?aneon voYun-
tarily surrendered himself to the authors
ties, stating that he had been compelled, in
self-defense, the day previous, to kill one
Jules b. Broussard. He was committed to
await judicial investigation, which was
progressing yesterday evening at the time
Of. going to press.-Lafayette { geSmilion-
riHee oidrertiser.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1871

assassinate Don Carlos, have been executed
at Estella.
The Rebublicans are casting guns for the
defense of San Sebastian.
Carlist Operations.
The Paris correspondent writes that, a
short time ago. the Carlists did not dare to
attack the Republicans, and contented
themselves by capturing trains and stop
ping the mails: while now, the Republicans ns
dare not attack the Carlists, and seem satis-
fed with petty operations in the rear of
Don Carlos forces.
BARCELONA, September S.-The Carlists
are threatening the town OF Olaf jI the
province of Geona.
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Broke Jail.

Toorhies and Evanso the qoymep con-
victed of and the latter awaiting trial for
murder. escaped from the jail IN Eafourche
on 5he awenty-ninth ultimoo The deputy
sheriff, It is supposed had hand in ito and
Judge Beattie caused his arresto
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-09
Yellow Fever in Galveston O

The first death of yellow fever in Calves
ton was that of Mr.. Hargraves, book
keeper in the house of Stone & Wilmerding
He had come from Vera Cruz about year
preyious, where he had had and recovered
from the fever.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-09

DR.. Peete, health officer at Galveston, has
abandoned his scheme of quarantining
against this city; therefore, vessels Of the
Morgan line will run between that port
and Brashear as usual The vessels run.
ming to Indianola have, on account of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-09
Sad Accident.

Onesime Mouton, an esteemed citizen Of
Vermilionville, was so badly lacerated last
Tuesday by being entangled in the ma
chinery Of his cotton gin, that he died the
NEXT dav
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-09
The TemDernt,rrp.

Mro Louis Frigerio, No. so Chartres street.
reports Che weathey 5oy the 9as5 Swo
days as follows
SAM sP.Mo 6P. Ne
Septomteq Yooooooo 90 60 99
September 3. .oo..oo. % 80 e
Rain September 60 one 8sc3lS September
SoOne-fifth Of an Yncn.
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FOR RENT.
EARM TO RENT FOR LESS THAN

EARM TO RENT FOR LESS THAN
l. THE TAXkS.-A small farm in the Sixth Dis
tr1ct, convenient to all the city markets. ST.
picket fence, fronting on Nashville avenue and
State street Immediately adjoining the property
of j. A. Peal, Esq. having large orchard of plum,
orange, fig trees, scuppernong vines etc OF choice
qualities. III tull bearing and which, with proper
attention, could be made very productive; being
Only thirty minutes distance from Canal street BY
The Carrollton cars Possession immediate; terms
easy. Apply to E. F. LAVILLEBECVRB, No. IS
Union street: or to No l43 st. Am street between
and 10 A. N. If desired, as much more ground
can he added to the 2hnya au11 m
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WANTED.

"ANTED.-A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL, WKITE
w OF eoloTed. TO do hOusework il a small family.
Apply at No. 433 Barcnne street. seq
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-09

There is not now q shadow Of doubt but
that the yield of cane this year will be
much larger than last year. Every one is
happy, business in Houma is revlvlng, and
the Banner now and then takes N dlme:=
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-09
Races in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 8,-The fall
meeting at Point Breeze Park commences
Tomorrow. Pools sold tonight at the
Capierre House. Two thirty class, Honest
Billy 25; Ed. Eaton %; field 49, Two-fjty
class, George Miller Is; Sir Knight 10;
field ICa
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FTNO COTTON FACTORS, BRUKERs
OR BUYERS.

OR BUYERS.
For rent-That frst-class and well located Office
No. A. al No s6 GTavier street tup stairs) between
CaTondeiet and BarOLne streets. Possession given
Immediately. apply 70
JOSEPH LENES, No. 2O6 Camp street, or TO
JULES CASSARD, Germanis National Bank
au20 lol n
LNDR KENT.-THE NEATLY FINISHED AND
II comfortably located TIVt,-STORY BRICK RES
1DENCE. No 236 Baropne street SHADY side, he
tween Triton walk and Juiia streets. Possession
given October !.
Aso-THE TwO-SToRY BRICK RESIDENCE. No.
240 Baronne street adjoining the above. Possession
given November !.
The above residences have large yards, aIe well
finished inside il p-ltect order centrally located,
opening two streets, AID only five minutes'
walk from Canal street. Cars pass both IN
front, aud are convenient to business and oil paG
Of amusement. apply TO
JOSEPH LENFS,
No. 206 Camp stree;
Or 10 JULES CASSARD,
au20 I'm GeTmsnia National Bank.
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CONSTABLES, SALES,
CsaltOn, DAVIS & Freret VS.. Caspar lIus

SsaltOn, DAVIS & Freret VS.. Caspar Nus
ler-Same Same-Firet Justice Court for
the Parish OF Orleans, Nos. 1884 ard 1888.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIEkl FACIAS
ID to directed by the Hon. ". T. Houston.
First Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish Of
Orleans, ] will proceed to sell at public auction,
at the Meochauts and AuctiOneers Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets. in the Second District OF this city, on
THURSDAY. september rs, 1873, at twelve o'clock
NJ, the following described property. 10 wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, together with all the
improvements thereon, rights, ways privileges
and appurtenances thereunto belonging in any
wise appertaining, situated in the Sixth District of
this city tthe late faubonrg st. Joseph, City of
Jefferson and parish of Jefferson in this State)
designated by the Nos. and of sGnare No. s.
which is bounded by jersey. Pension, Laurel and
Amelia streets, as per plan drawn by j. A. d Heme-
court surveyor, on the eighth of September, 1864
office of Hugh Madden, on the twenty-second Jan
uaTy, 1866; according to which plan SAID lots meas.
each 29 feet inches front Laurel street, by
1l0 feet in depth and 90 feet inches 4 lines in
width in the rear, all American measure. Said
property acquired by Thomas Pension, de-
ceased, by purchase from Anthony D. Vpisn, as Ier
act passed before Hugh Madden. On The sixth day
of May, 1862, ard 'oas acquired by the said c.
Muller by purchase from the succession Of Thomas
Pension, by act passed before Hugh Madden, on
the first day of March, 1866.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suits.
Terms-Cash On the spot.
au24 seq 25 JOHN HURLEY, Constable.
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sS sS ,ssys. sis ". steamboaI JBossier,
1s TIE TsITsb sTsTvs TTieIwS' n,l,tsIr isseI car.r
1sfrsJtx w. o. asussiapa-Ip e6etieacs to an sa,
satited smik if1h1, ! s to @e directed in the above
SoSsession- u asao taken into my
sn THE a,sI1s sITsstaBo4T n EessrRR her tsss,a ..s
h ia tie y libel bs,e ane ss al for the causes ses
Senr q The onited States sAs District
oxasr e. 90 sw,s sSEety ,y., cite ana an.aiaA tbs
gersoH or persons having ar pHtSra, sVe!y
= We ans right, tte or interest m or to the sa.,s @
ee aha appear az District Court Of ths prftoS
As%es, HT The district aforesaid to be hosda. y
G ss esy ct Sow Orleans on the tairt Msoasv fs. ss
es,~ 10. h.seeh to ske~ eaasss IF any thoy hsys an
SsIs,,SsS We sse aaaa ss-a mboat sheaia NOT he e.s
seaaats A "es'A"'so '" sAe prayer Of H.
SaHssea Sssaiss 8lagssess ssses S,.sz ss,ax,...
eEsnaa day af Sfpraan]ser, iETG ssh"
s. a. pa,eS. ,fyn
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MARSHAL,s MONITIONS.
amanda NJ. F. simouds Va. steomer .,

amanda NJ. f. SimOnds vs.. Steamer John
T. Moore, her tackle. etc.-No. 10 $50.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il District OF Louisiaua-In obedience to an ad
mirolty warrant, to directeo in the above en-.
titled suit. have seized and taken into my posses
goon-
THE STEAMBOAT JOIN T MoopE her tackle,
cppo6el Furniture. boato and machinery now
fbeled bv Amanda ". F. Simonds, aoimlnistratrix
oor toe causes set forth in the libel now pending
III the District Court of the United States
end do hereby cite an0 admonish the ouSer or
owners thereof and all and everyoerson or persons
aavlng or pretending to have any right, title
eerest in Co to the same TO be ard appear ot dis
tflet court OF the United States. for tSe district
Soresoid, to be holden at the city OF New Orleans
Sn the third Monday from the date hereof to shoa
SaSse II any they hove or can ehe the said etee1s-
o,SS, Ia, eSS,, Should noS be Condemned ana be SelS
Frut;tane,S So the prayer of libearg.
o. oStSHa statds dSrshals otfce New 6rleaRs
Nosh'h dag Of seStefassr. lsi3.
sas,gssa 3. o. PACKARD,
- = pHitAd Stetts Marshal
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F. OTTO vs.. F. .schumacher-second JUS

F. Otto VS.. F. acher-Sec0nd Jus.
tice Court for the Parish of Orleans, Nos. 4077,
40-8 and 1919.
DY vIRTUEO THREE wRITS OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Eon. W. l.. Evans,
Second Justice the Peace in and for the parish Of
Orleans in the above stated suits, will proceed to
sell at public auction, in front of the Stonewal
Jackson Stable, No. 134 Baronne street, on NON
GAY, September IS 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ
ONE TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS
Seized in the above emit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
sei 10 IA JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-09

Benedlcr Schneider-Second Justice Court for
the Parish Of Orleans, Nos 45ll, and 1912.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF F1ERI FAC1AS
ID to directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston,
first justice of the peace, acting for the
Ond justice of the peace il and for the parish Of
Orleans, in The above nuIn bered and entitled suits
viii proceed 10 seil at pubic arction on FRIDAY,
September II, 1873 al twelve o'clock d., at Nos. 81
and 80 Hospital street, Second District
THE CONTENTS OF COFFEE AND BOARDING
House. and household furniture. O
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spou.
NrCDPMYCE
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Wrs. Willow W. Il nstr, AdnlIn5sfFntr1X.
Succession of Soloman Zinser Francois Du-
coiug-SecOud Justice Court for the parish of
Orleans No. 446l.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS To
ID me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans, Second
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish OF Or
leans in the above steted suit VIII proceed to sell
at public auction at my warehouse, No l40 Crod
street, on TUESDAY, September l6, at twelve
O'Clock NJ
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, as per in
ventorv file in my office.
Seized ia the above stated suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
sec 10 Is JOHN MCCORMICK, Constable
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADENY OF MUSIC.
Manager and Proprietor. DAVID BIDWkLL
Treasu urer .........................J. KITTRlDGE
, 1873-08-28

banod. Tho first and loading foaturo was moral,
Boolal, intellectual, aud material beneltB, DO.
ca'iBo 1t waa soon tint tho agricultural oasaos OF
ro boonyo IN oref t. Grt their p
allowing othors to do their thinking quite long
enough. Another great foat.iro III tho roliablo
ana Msetttl crop reports which Il FaH proposed to
estassh' Each Grange was to report 70 ts TO-
forward thcm to tho National Secretary.
M bank vas to DO atartod md warehouses
built, 80 That If farmer wns compelled to uoll
Ills produce at ruinoua rato ho might draw
from tho bank what money tho produce was
tho price roBo.
:, Mr. Alcn'a speech WAS received with much on
thus'asm. Tho Grand Master of the State
Grange T. thoughtful, sensible man. not only
than ordinarily cultivated and oducated.
senator y, strothor waa introduced by tho Hon.
briefly, Ho said, though not farnor, ho was in
sympathy rith tho farmers; and ho advised
thom to bo careful or tho rnscally polit-
n,!t, lea, hacks would get hold OF them
purposes. II tho farmers had not thoir rigl,ts Its
It was because thoy novor asked or aaaerted
thom. Farmers should go to the nominating
conventions and control them, Oh they could
not advise thom to start 2 nov party, because
ho beloved TINT would bo tic worst
thing they could do, but would adviso Repub-
ltcan and Democratic arangors to 500 to 1t that
would thor ntorestap @ nsre nut nto
Office, II they undertook to 60 it alone, and
organize now party, tho worry worst mon III tho
country would be tho first to jump into 1t before
twelve months and they would control it for i'm
proper purposes. Mtor dinner tho meeting WAS
addressed by Judge shoely, and Congressman
ohittendon, md Col Norman J. Coleman, oach
Of whom implored tho farmers to keep tho poll
tcianH out Of tic moye1nett,
hIr. Coleman aBsortod thot m the Eastarp cani-
talsass went UP tho ladder OF wcahh, tho farmers
OF tho land wont down tho lnddor Of poverty,
and that le defled farmer In tho county to say
that ho had made per cont during tho lnst yoar
Oh llis labora. uo doolarod himsolf revenue
tariff man.
, 1873-08-28

AunonA, ILL.,, Aug. AZ. "A stock freight-train
on tho Ohicago, Burlington Il Quincy liailroad,
drawn by locomotive No; 122, David rwint, engi-
nsef Il. Foster conductor an'nn was hady wroo-
throo miles west Of Chicago, caused by car sn
tho centre Of the train jumping the nwitoh. Tho
result Of tho acoidont was tho destruction Of
seycn bo1-cars, tho killing Of several head of
cattle and hogs, aild dolby Of tho carly mor1l-
ing passenger t1aiua for Chicago Of about two
hours.
, 1873-08-28
Farmers Movement In Livingston
County,

Special DfspatcA % Tic Chicago TT1bnno.
PONTIAC, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-The Committee OF
Aiyingston County drangors held conference
hero to-dny. Twenty-soyon towns wcro ropro-
eented., Matters relating to the coming Conven-
tiou to be held hero upon the I'd Of September,
were disoussod. Favorable reports woro also
rccoivod, showing steady growth Of the Farm
ors' Movement from all portions Of tho county.
A large convention is expected here next week
to nominate Farmera' ticket.
, 1873-08-28
obituary.

DELolr, Wiz, Aug. GA. II. Qroyosten. Al.
old a.,a well-known citizen Of this city, died at
N early hour this morning. His diAeABe mani
feBted every symptom Of cholera.
, 1873-08-28

Anti-m onopolJ Mcoting In San Franz
cisco.
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. FLA large and enthu-
eaatic uosa- meeting Of anti-monopoly tax-pay-
ors wne bold last night at platt's Hail. and ad-
dreaBod by II, II. EBteo and otlers,
, 1873-08-28
Missouri GrnnEcrx IRhvc n housing
Meeting Mt Broyvnsvflic.

ST.. Louis, Aug. 27.-Thero vas held noar
Brownsville to-day the largest and most euthu-
eiastic meeting Of farmers 80 far gathered in this
State. Tho number present Is estimated ut from
10000 to 12,G0o. Tho crowd assembled in pleaa-
ant gzoyo near Sweet Springs, about a
milo from tho village. Tho platform orected
for tho speakers was decorated with the usual
symbols Of the Patrons. 4 few men wore pres-
ent who have boon active in politics in past
ycara. The Grangorn for radiuB Of thirty milea
around tho place wore we'll represented. The vast
fooling,-a determination to accomplish tho OBJ
jeots they have in view at Ill hazards. The
Veterans Of tho Mexican War participated in tho
meeting. Darbecued provisions wero supplied
y speafers Stand wero I. +. Alien. " s!ato
Grand Master OF tho Grangors; Col.
Kitchen, Adjt.-aon. Crofton, Hon. EzaatuB
Wells, Hon. Btiison Hutohins Hon. N. If. Bell
% HSn J. F. oh5ds Of Ray. Ray County, {Sst'e Hon. Ii Die
Ij y; Senator strothes,< liz: . Harvey D.
Shannon, tue aovernor'a Private secre-
tsry Dr. stewA5t bsTnE. Hs.ysy " T., eat9on eest~9on
@ Ghairman 81 tho Honse JudioIary 0ommittee
Oranges Of Johnson, Pettiu. Lafayette, and
Saline Countios wore represented.
Mr. Thomas \. Allen, Grand Master Of the
State Of the Patrons OF Husbandry, made very
ment had hitherto been laughed at, but now
xsa fase1s assoa lag 1oa IN he pss bcen
properly =, represented, and had less in
aepsS ih IN, g 9nsr @ hsa si ae rbaa shou o
should rlse up and assert their power. In order
to do this efroctually IL VAS necessary for them
to act In concert. A National, Organization
Board had boon established In every
taking hold OF the movement in earnest
Some twonty etAtes had already effected
State organizations, aud 6ome eight or teu moro
Btatos would soon follow suit. fhoHo organi "a
tions meant eomethlng, ghey meant that tho
farmers lad the skill to advise and plan, and The
integrity and good sense to sttek u epa pefss
moyomont. nj Thoy lid boon accused
Of getting up vast monopoly, and that they
wero going to destroy certain legitimate ocoupa-
tions and buBinesaos. Those who made such as
aortiona as those, knew nothing about tho moyo-
any legitimate employment They proposed
ton. Tho very urohina and boot-b!acks
Of tho city wero ofganizsd, aud Why. should not
tho farmerH2 Tho farmers lad Boeu tho tom
denoy OF the concentration of tho vast wealth Of
tho nation.. Of few. mon, q few
great Houlleas monopolios that wore
grinding them to powder. 1t waH this they
wore oontonding against: They were going to
might laugh at them. They wanted to aoe q fair
aud equal distribution Of tue woa!th Of tho land
Grangers' organization was founded on
to thss On WHICH the' National doYernmsat was
, 1873-08-28

ntiona.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
ALEpo, ILL.,, Aug. N.-A large number Of per-
Rons attended the Convention to-day. Nearly
oyosy township was represented. ". q. Griffin
was choson ChairmRn, and L. D. Holmes Hnnro-
and adopted: A'''
Reso'ptd, l. That al corporntions DO controlled By
law. -
:: 2 That great economy must bo used in stnte Ma
cd state and Nsona Less.ses. si aa'
tor be tho only teat Of fitness for ollce.
6. That wo aro III favor OF tariff for rcyepue but
demanu that 1ron lumber, and salt bo placed on the
g. Tint this should 10 In fact aB 1t ia In theory
government by tho people, and whenever tho Wishes
Of the people are made known tho representatives ia
those wtsheH, Of Immediately resign.
T. IAat VIC aro IN fayor of occtnH the prcsdnnt and
senators TO Congress by adirect yoo of the people,
y. Tint We arc opposed to making any moro land
grants to railroads other corporaions and demand
that tho public lands be held for actual setigrs.
rnas " we demand ot thoHe who represent In
he necessary stops secure 40 far as oy aro ubo to
M r. tho Immediate aud unconditional repeal Of
TO- T o 1s prsaa 1ne Ssass snd q ss1
right and Just 10 a aau W. vii Il segis aaS sho oorts Of
tue saroads snd oh:ago spera to ooet repeal
will eventually tend to break up railroad combination
and give us railroad competition.
A full ticket was thon pnt in nomination, viz:
@, r. Dnrston; County Treasurer. W: N. Gra-
ham; County Superintendent Of Schools, W. B.
FreW.
This is peoples ticket, and will be elccted by
an overwhelming majority. Three OF the can
didates are farmers. and avo Of thom Graug.rs,
whip their members into the traees, but 1t
will not avail.