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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

TIE GtrIe sailing Yacht L. Hassja, with
parity Or Eve persons IN hQarl. FROM
Gunstan, III ran io,o tte h,rbor at tai,
place l.ss Tlssdqy altaguoon. tea. wa
Pjtoia 90 tie ea-t sale oi tae west branch
near ire mouth, where the party rcgaa med
anti! Thursday morning. when tbay pro
erD5,i aorta. Dr. Ser, 'es uauy years
a -racsiei, ( physsciaa 81 Evanston, heads
( the expedition, ao0oaanirt BY his nephew.
L. G. Iaskn, Geo Petersen, plIut, and
3 iva other gentlemen wh1>e uames we did
not learn " ucn they reached i,is point
/ ,l,ey had been out just che week. torchisg
At WaukeE1n, Kcnosla, Milwaukee, Pgr;
Wssl iuston and Sheb',ygan, The route
J proposed j. along CHE west shore OF the
axe q green Rag, a. tae Fox r,rer TO the
Wisconsin, d1aa the Wisconsin to tie
Mississippi, and down the Mississippi. to
the Gulf if possible, VIII extend their
Ttp to Florida The Or. starts Of. "a tins
aoysl manner for tie benest 81 his a,elth,
md exp cts to be- cut about Year and q
Aalt. Tho party s, supp led With all the
A., par Vleraaisa r'cessg.ry .4r the trim. aad
t'iridg ite passase ~i.i et.gagr in isl ~,
etc hiay Success attend tGeIa.-I1cc
'irYS G6go8icl-.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

Tnr Iin6 term Il tie circuit Court
,,osol on ves.srlay. C,ntsi lesahle busi
p-.s ias been carried over al the mex
srm. bus most r tie ia'yoref'.t ea>es
,rjar have bsea d.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

TIE Hay season in thi~ county has pen
.a, aud farmers are noN b:sv making their
ty,ahi'o the sun shines. Report, vaich
sat from dji crest rhsts Il Che eourtv,
a,, 10 the ,fsct that the !sy crop vii
sv raee better this yeas dian it ala last
year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02
Letter List.

Tae foIloSing j. n lit Of letters remln-
ing in the Post Office which have not been
...If.G f,~.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

TaERE wiz be short service os praise
and Thanksgiving 70 Almighty God ST 81
James Church at s clock on 4th Of July
morning.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

TuE Total Abstinence Sooj5ty O.
Neen, arr sfir6 70 give . grand TAU, on
tie eyeuip. Of J ally tHe lth, - Mr.lirtA'>
We a,so understand 1t = the in,su
non d tae Society = celebrate tie Al
after ,Le uss4i nunacr, = I.raeessien an
speeches
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02
&l'- ROAD Tl.E TABLES
LAKE saoR1 slsEssos,
rrnE DLE..I-Ia.

s1ssss caves Ran TAD a. III ~ Ifi. r. N
MI. ! .. ~ Ar 4 - s.I5 =. n
Z Nm. lf-f5 i. ~. siil. - 3. D.
itt. ..s99- an .I.sj :. 81
WEeFrRE DIVISION.
$ ar .eay2s Nan sp. as- tr spss,etor Is q r.
A1piesca : y q. n. =. sial. 70. =
49, KIfEas ply IsfJs-.
- Raves Nan - ,. 81. r. Z - t.iser- 3 IN
g.6 i s-r- % n k-at = "a E.
III gao. 2 \. ta. AZ. 8s.J 4,lIsEs gsIa. 81
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Esea-l E'a,'c~ Fsepat or KsrA street,
@oEIas side,


Having bought ia New York, a great stock
Of VAIL ~ Pa, at very lew rates can
aow apFsar belere the pao.se Eirb a ,arcsr
selection 'aaH eytr before, and al rates more
.aHa i"ESil-.4lH Per GEM less than
iarmer prices Uf.r
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

The CITY schools ossse to IoerES~ for the
, long summer vacation. Tea .hers aud
scholars haze, FL. soiae tine past Aeen
. locking torw<rsi to this season Of rest with
hepgy aaGicipatinns.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

Rad InIs--Do yuu eaft a good PsANo
FORTE, or 4od CAElNEr 0RG4N, AZ tse
lowest pssslbie prize, Yeu e.n procure
nTfe By calling on the undersigned az tie
City Drug Store, next door - riss lsifSr
National Rant. o. r. BACON.
soG :w.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

THE Basket factory is n1w completed
ami ia operlt,a, a,tnousa nat as yes ran
ming with a "a, force Of htnIs. Up yards
Of twenty men anl boys are algaaly EN-
pIovod most Of them, however. at the be
ginning were entirely unfamiliar with tie
work, bl. are ln,rnin, very fast az the pro
prie.or, Mr.. Etym1al, informed u.
The materi,' use in the construction Of
these baskets is mostly O. oak and elm, and IS
lfst sawed ito t@o inch p,arss;taou afge-
being well steamed is cut or shaved iato
tue proper form for weaving in,a baskets.
The work Of weaving lie spiiujs or sLav
ing it- ha,} t, is mostly done by Toy.,
'ut the ioisairg par,-sJci.sas putting on
tins haa lies AMI fastening down tie ri,ns il
entrusted 20 oder ana more carrfull hands
Tla establishment, Which viii manueae
lure ~ kinks o-sp'iut baskets aow in use
IS forum. l7 |ocatcla Mantle VOC as at
abundance of tha .ulteriaf used il ihe man.
ufacrure 81 thcse baskets j, close at hand
N the forests that surround the cjtg, labal
Is cheap ara easily to be obtained. AMI oo
better hirFir:; point can he found.
U~uER ,he head of" MARI,E uIs4svzks
the kruaq H.sropsin hqs the f5i'rni.S
The Lafae H'cl5. was struck Is ls.hstaa.
IF Nan'awoc last n rslay mtanom,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

3--t ia ), s-oo9
l-t II re, > nD
Phi lIorse, y 10
Fri Horse, 10 Oh
For !!orscs that have never beaten three
minutes.
Best i. in 5, S25 CO
1T iiarr, y 90
3ri i,,rsc, s 90
..} Uor>c, ) %
TlirI race, Purse, SO 90, /! ra;l, heat
Eunn-u. br,t IN 3, & 90 to first,
3 no to second, 3 90 to third
Running rice for boys. > mie, pprsr,
10 90, - % to first, 50 W to SECOND,
- 90 to tn.rd.
Fifth race, r,-nnin. FIR Indian Pony, :
Hi.e, Purse, so 90, first, So 90, second,
3 40, tairI, s. 0A.
Premium 4, BE aYarded to the best 10
am Costume.
Eutrauce fee, TO an purses, TtS II.
CENT, three 10 enter and two to st,sgt.
o mark" a race, AZ entries must be made
before l. o'cleck Of the sa.re Jay.
! dance v,l. Take riacr IN ti,e evening as
Im1.,u's Hall. IRA CLAIR, Prop.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

The Children faund number Of tables.
laden ~umptnously anl decorated wi.h the
choicest flowers. ready to receive HEM
. The way tbe cake AMI other daiptjcs disar-
rearcd before these youngsters vas. to Us.
equal 70 feast, although We must acknonI
ise 'lat We liza some pretty lixely wors
ourselves. al q side "a lie.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

SATUEATg = PIEeE oE Bread OF NaAl
/ gi;h gastric juice, All i AZ d's Fhs'
Is digestion Add to such mixture ii.ii.
alchohol, and it vail nos djszoIee- Thi, T.
! indigestion Beware then. Of tinc'qres, or
tonies, or decoet:ons Containing spiri, nou-
liquors Shan all rgm TONES. ard rely
the finest digestive iuvigorant kaowu.
aud free from the fiery earss-of 4 .eOLal. v
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torc,varued, Foraarned. 7
20 PIANNS AND 0RGANS.

New and Second Hand Of First-Chss Makers,
VIII be sold AZ L0wCE Prices tor cash, or on In
st2-imyuts, or 'ol reat, n clty or Country. daring
tins month. by HORACE VI Alters d. SON, No.
4Sf Broadway. tLll eyer before otFerCI i'll New
York. SueCiailGy: Pianos and ORGANS 10 1T until
the rent money Bays the price OF tho Instrument.
l.lustrptcd tras0- Ic- u-ais'. 4 laT-g i~cJuug TO
Ministers, JGurCae-, SCHOOLS. i.n.l--, etc. 81
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

THe County Teachers Institute meets in
this city on the 3rd of August 1t is ex
pected that every teacher in tie cou:ry
viii he sfs@eas daEimG the session, as tie
benefit hich they derive thereby wdl ne;
oIly AID thel1 ia tlieis woEk, but ALL great
" promote the educational interests of the
county.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Tilton--0eeeier.

We regret 70 see the irrearossible Theo-
Ject OF rs wrdngs,at tie haa5s OF the pas
tor Of Plymouth church. He claims now
that be is made TO assume false as.d tase
position. VI { had though that AFTER hay
ing fallen 80 how as 10 cha pion the
ciaimes ard write a lau,letory life OF the
notorious Victoria VI oodiFul ct al thai,
there were no after depths Of degradation
: jr hlIa, at ais own or others bands. HE
vaa-e insinGatloas cannot POSSIBLY darna "a
Mr. Beeeher with he fair minded, coming
a thew do f.pm the unla "a aeed etlitc. o.
tie G1}a:a Age. & paper famons the world
ofer, for It's reeuiiar views on morality.
Ii j. alittIe singular that, havin been So
deeply il jafei, he should have accepted an
apology: il is still more singular and past
oar understanding, that after having once
ACCEPTED j., four years ii GREATER, his SEN
s!tige nature couId be probed 10 an entirely
new So ct.
IL ID possible that man finding hm- FL!
creased fer siidag down bill might fIoal
shear tuniIity grab all within his reach To
make tire descent with him. Yet sl,;,t MIR.
tiiton should desire - pail dos a to hi. own
ievgi and utterly destroy the earnest life
long work OF the gan lest naturs hat Is er
spoke 70 tie hearts Of men from tue pulpit,
10 this generation, Is sad to cont nplate.
h Ii scenls a. though Victoria had at last
brought Mr. iiitcn to the re>cae TO re gen4e
I her Wounded tniIe for lrr failure III Jiaca-
mailing Biz. Beecher.
We 30 mot ae..srs that Me- BeseAe'
ever -osrsaisgeI h's Eag 70 ,soedi.uii,
'h.H q. Tt.gal y ca. Il ! a question:
+ ahc4 I-goil,- ise TAXA OF man 10 m.u
. chfouSHgut the I.nd. If oGe wna can
sw..1 ali i-at. a.. s.i, ss.-rbu, = yk,..t'l $
( Tor -4Ielin1 IlEanuy at4 nuose life, ID
/ ar =, Sc cau ).d - "a spoless, eau be de-
arI.lr4 IA day, Sc us's, confess tau III Z
( J..sarI nl.tlc., u csy.lIk.t.5a as ,ysh re
4 pulsed al the head OF ia column "u nj
/ >tragg itG,nay as wei r,po.t at head qitc
/ tegs Ih SPIN pr ieS!e:., 1T oI1e.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

TnE STR wBEsEg Festival os the NJ E.
Church held at the North PARK last night.
was a graed Success in every particular
We we're requested to rubiish notice of
the sane, laat week, after orr eatire issue
vas cur. Please seDA in your aotioes
!i;'ie carrier i you wish them pgLlrsIsl.
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Sewing Nachincs at Cost.

As wish 70 close up the SeRisg Ma
chine business, VII sell What / have y
hand at c1Si rricsS. Those IL need Of /;
narhiue vail 30 well to ctl at tre store 81
SiI-tf +. v. EoseaERpr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

Me, CaAs. KARS9TsKY, keeps tha. iastIy
celebrated magnolia Hair ionic FOR sale
st 70 gents r&r bottle. II clean,es the
scalp, removes ths aandraff, gives strength
and yigor to the hair and thus promotes it,
healthy growth. Try IL. Sos- 2t.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

rae ChEsf,rea o. .1r High Sr-sapf sr
;s1n-T'bc D3~-If" On rriS,T ~
Grand Surc eaS-syf.at -s-oT- ss.-ncs
and TAI little corps OF fs'e..ct.cEs are
CoEA..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-07-02

ASoTHER SuIcIDE.-La>t evening" at
about & 'ock tie old rnan Wlruish, Of
CoaPe:stoNn, was seen To walk ht.Frleilg
tovar!s the river and IA. soon Is Le reach ID
i. he iGmTe intathe water Efbrts were
rmnodioteiy made .orescge am hu, life VA,
extinct beiore BE eonli he teaebeI br
! il7>s on shore. He had been havin-
e"aa LITIGATION with a snu u-i,,w ar.a-
/ hIs sufror'. hat Yesterday tive n,a'tor was
settled, d p..rt";'y - the sausfucti "a or
I atl part -: aud rs set, the cause which drnre
The OH 'Han ia His desperate Iesi i "a
matter Of sFesua'f,n, Some. however.
( think he Uas partially lernngel
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havo:to REST sELEcvsON for
ENASftiC~-AI3E Ia.NIsI.oYS
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GGMEand Sci for YOURSELVES.
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ALSO = GREAT SOCK CT
M ! r. r. O II 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

up to tho door, and said "Whore nre
them scissors you stole, you thioving s--n
Of a b--hg' Walder roplicd "Come in
here and I'll give you tho scissors;" Gar
land refused 70 come in saying !:
"You and your family are a id
set Of thieves" Waller asked him TO
como in srain Garland said; "Come
outside You thciving en- Of a b-h !;
you have got as good shotgun as l
have. Nee, me tomorrow moruiug and
ven soiiic the matter Valdez said be
was unable 20 iigh, him.
Cross Examined l think Valdez
meant no was unable 10 tight him fist
fight.
Thi, clored tho testimony.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

CKirrLlD ron LIvE.-old Archy Rob.
inson, an old colored man well-known in
TIL, community, on "Wednesday las, met
with an accident which will very likely
cripple him for life, He had gone into
the woods above the city, and falling in
with some wood-choppers, stopped to
talk to ono OF them who was chopplng
on large log. Archy got too close, and
the axe slipping, the sharp edge struck
him on the knee, separating the joint
almost as neatly rs IT done by the hand
Of surgeon. DIR. Wardnsr dressed the
wound, and gives it at his opinion tina,
The old man will DO cripple for life.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

SIN svery mucn the oGspring OF phys
icsi ill.heslth and feeble stomachs. Dur
ing one-,hird of our time the processes Of
digostions must 90 on in our bodies, and
If the stomach aud bowels are not well
nothing is well. To bs dyspeptic Ia tho
foundation OF fevors and diseases Of the
blood, liver, skin and kidneys. Dyspep-
STA invariably yoalds TO the virtues Of the
vegetable ingredients contained that great
purifier Of the blood and restorer of health
DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR
BITrERs. so-7-l5-lyw&d
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

WAsHIEGToN BAKERY,-Mr. Joseph
Roneker has taken charge Of this we'll
known establishment, and viii, on and
after to-day, DO able to supply the
public with choice bread, including
Boston, Brown and Graham bread, besides
cakes and confectionaries Of every de-
soription. Being an experienced and
skilful baker, Mr.. Roneksr will not fail TO
satisfy all who pstronizs him. lao
Washington avenue. Ss-7-2-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

PRIVATE BoARDrSGl- Mrs. j. w. Car
michael having taken, The large house at
the corner Of Sixth street and Washing-
ton avenue, is prepared to
furnish private boarding to h
limited number OF either ladies and gen
nemen, or TO gentlemen aud their wivos
The house isvery pleasantly located and
convenient TO the business part o, the city.
The rooms are large, airy and we'll
lighted. For further information inquire
at tho house.
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3S-s-2-2l

REMEMBER,-N should not be forgot
ten that the German Lutheran church,
Thirteenth street, between Washington
avenue aud Walnut street, will be do
Dictated on rex, Sunday, The ceremonies
will be impressive and interesting.
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THE SENATORIAL CoSvESTIos OF TIL
IIIIN.EIRsT DISTINCT.

THE SENATORIAL CoSvESTIos OF THE
fIfrY.FIRsr DISTRICT.
The Senatorial Convention was called
TO order at i! o'clock.
W. A. Lemey, Of Vienna, was elected
chairman, and Jack Alden and Fred Car
son elected secretaries.
On motion, one delegate from each
county WAS selected rs committee on
credentials. The committee retired and
brought in ropor. 80. X" Report re-
ceived aud committee discharged.
MID. @. Willis moved to proceed TO
the nomination of a candidate for State
Senator,
The motion was sustained, wheroupon
Hon. q. NJ. Ferrill was nominated by j.,
q. Willis, and on motion was nominated
by acclamstion.
Hon. q. NJ, Forrll. tho nominee, was
called to tho stand and responded in a
short speech, in which he said it Was the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

ALI. persons indebted to Wall Il Ent
that do not make settlement before the
18th day of Angus. will find their &C.
counts In the b ands of Esquire Bross for
collection. WALL IL EsT.
gS q oOu
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

THEY ARE HAPPY.-Mr, and Mrs.
Rober, Adams arc hsppy. Twelve years
ago their hearts were made glad by the
advent OF bog, who is now almost u
young man. Yesterday, to the great de-
light Of all, . little girl put IN an appear
ance, and now the joy Of that household
knows no bounds.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

Hon. 8. 3. MARSHALL AT HARRISBURG.
The Democrats of Saline county
held their convention at Harrisburg
yesterday, to nominate candidates for
county officers. After the convention
transacted its business, Hon. 5. 5. Mar
bali delivered sn address on the political
III lation.
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PLANTERS HOUSE.

MAIL subscribers who End an \ oppo-
site their names on the margain Of their
paper, or on the wrapper, will understand
that IL means RENEWAL OR sUsPEssfos
that the time for which their paper was
paid is out, aud our terms are $1,000 for
the daily and 800 Tor the weekly, IN
VARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

DID NOT COME orF.-The Mound City
bs,e ball club did not pu, in an appear
ance yssterday. and of course there wa,
no gsmo played. We understand the
Mound City club has dissolved.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

a MAN intending 90 do business must hrst
prepare himself TO meet the requirements
OF his customers; next he must let every
possible or probable customer know that he
is SO prepared. In avery small place he
may TEII all the people what he can do. I'm
Il large village II printed handful, poster or
circular, properly distributed, will he olllca.
cious, but WHOEVER is IN A PLACE LARGE
ENOUGH TO SUPPORT NEWSPAPER WILL
FIND THAT 1T Is THE CHEAPEST MEDIUm
THROTGH WHICH 10 ADDRESS THE PUBLIC.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

ATTENTION, STARs-All members Of
the Base Ball Club are requested to meet
in Phil. Howard's basement this Friday
evening, a. s O'Clock.
Al 4 HoUrvy pras
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RADICAL CONVENTION.

THE REPUBLICAN, CONGRESS
lOSAL INVENTION AT
MOUND CITY YESTERDAY.
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THE SENATORIAL AND REPRE-
SENTATIVE CONVENTIONS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

OF COURSE LITTLE IKE lS RE
NOMINATED.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

OSE thousand Chinese paraiols at
Hsrtman's, only twenty-five cents each
3C.7-30-tf
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EHLERs TO MS PATReHs, AND Tux
GENERAL PUBLIC, GREETISG.-I very
respectfully solicit continuance Of the
fAvors of my patrons and invite the pat
ronags of the public, but | wish old
patrons and transient patrons to distinctly
understand that l work for money and
not because of n philanthropic desire TO
shoe and boot my follow men without
money and without price, and that, there
fore, il any old patron or new patron,
desiring shoes or boots, has not the pecu-
MARY ability to pay for the work ordered
when done, he is requested to pass on TO
sjme other shoemaker. / want no old
patrons or new patrons who will not psy
Those who are willing to pay will find it
to their interest to patronize me, because
i keep on hand the best of stock, DO the
best of work, give the best OF fits and
work for the lowest of prices.
S-6.3w EHLERs.
Twentieth Street, between Poplar and
Washington Avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-08-14

THE WAR OyEs.-Ths following tels.
gram received yesterday morning, indi-
Gates tina. the war in Mississippi {" over :
MEMPHIS, August IL.
Jso. ii. OBERLY, Editor, Butietm: -
The war in Mississippi is over. General
Chalmarsis In possession Of Austin. No
colored men leti Coahoms county to en-
gage IN the strife.
Jko. CokCoKAS.
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tho people of his district. Said he was
much obliged to the convention for IL.
action In nominating him, and took his
'ea''
Nou''no''ons Tor candidates to tho lower
49, "ss'A'uie oe'ns no" IN
po,rina,,on -. ~, 'S'' was pun 10
Mari ~ -. '"u "'Ys'
A,a. "' "u''euPo,
ana v;,,a,.u. A..
Gates ips,,ue,ed for Mari. nr,s.nus,.I
Mr.. Long than nsm,n.,od n, n !,
Clsnnahsn for tho same position.
MIR. Willis then moved that the gem
yemen nominated, Messrs. b. A. Jones
"'u y. H. 0'sunsnAn' % nominated by &C.
"o'''u ''''"'"eu'
''A' "o"o' eAhe W
' "'N :" poe''e way 'o'u 'ne
0a'o" nv" s'o' ne rev 'a'a VI" ne
S"s '"o "o"'"~''o"' 'us' M
s,"'" us"' OF heaVeh
'p'" WV 'A''n '"o no"'na ''on
was ocs'o"eu upon MN, or WORDS 10 that
erect nc W" exceedingly loyal In his
remark said his faith in bis party would
last az long as no lasted. Among other
new aud original things ho sad was.
"Tbere is but one lamp nv foe, 70 cp;de -
and ,b,,i. the R,puh,ic., n,,,v som 20,
dibly, that lone. s,ols from p.,,iol
but nobodr holiavod a, -,
so.,.1
"a
" '"e "'s"e''
p''" '"Ou'eu '"'' very he" ana seldom
rePeA'e1 poem (sheept from school boys
"ror ever hoat that standard sheet"
&c. Amid desiening applause Jones, out
OF breath, then took bis seat.
Cl.nnshsn was now ,,,,sa
and in n ne.t and nr,c,ic.l li,ua s,..oh
fpll Of gooa ,ouna .s,.o ,h.,La, a..
convon,ion fo, hi, nomination
Ths convention than ..l.,,.a ,,. c,,-
lowing.n.med gentlemen a. CENTRAL com.
mit.ee, VIZ:
From M.s,nc jail Ellio,,
r.o,,, p,l.., I.,.c 81
81 III. 80 49,
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r.. ~ 49,
Or', - ~ 80
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'oN A"'i0N VI ihE f'F'htNih Dis
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hv NJ, Jnscors
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BoWloy' oil Jackson county was elected
secretary.
Mr.. Lsymap, of Jackson moved that A..
oo,,,,;,,oo -, ,,.,;.,.
'"'e' oA ''eus' 70 aP'
p0Iu''1 ~ 'N' '""' ""' "'''o'
-, n n -,
+ 7 K,a ~ A,.,.nd.,
! The committee reported tbs, I, rouu,
all the counties represented, wi,bou, piy.
ing the name. or member of delegates.
Adop,ed.
MT. L,yman moved that an executive
committee Of three, one mem Der from each
county, DO appointed. Adopted.
The several delegations named the fol.
lowing u. the executive committee: L.
b. Pille,. OF Jackson. x +. W.lbridgs
of Alexander. and T. n PbiIlip, al
Union.
Mr.. Phillips, Of Union. moved thSsdop.
,ior ., ,b. to,i,v;,, ,,o,,,io,.
Re,olved Tia. , majority of ali ,bs
delegates appointed to the several eountie.
10 tho Fifiieth senstsri.l district, shall
90 Necessary ior ,ns nomination OF
Resolved That ons inform,, vo,. ,b.,,
be taken for candidates before A form.
r...,aa
an INFORMAL o"''o' WAS TAKEN WIN the
following result:
Alexander, IL votes Tor Al. j. lnscore.
uaion, votes Tor ln'core.
| jackson, 10 voteB for Joe. Il. Roberts
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A. Il, STAFFORD, President:
s, TAYLOR, Nicc-President
H. HlSLOf, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
l.. VI. BARCLAY, CHAs. GALIGnER,
+. NJ. STOCKFLETH, PAUL q, SCIIuu.
X. ii. CUNNINGHAM, II. l.. HALLIDAY,
j, NJ, PHILLIPS.
INTEREST paid on deposits at the rate
OF SIX per cent. per annllm, March list aud
ScptcmDcr LIST. Interest not Withdrawn Is
added immediately TO the principal of the
deposits, thereby giving them compound
interest
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND No ONE ELSE
CAN DRAW IL.
Open every business day from a. m. 10 3
p. m, and SatL. day evenings tor savings de-
posts only, from q tos O'Clock.
W. HNSLOP, Treasurer.
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