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d&eaied honorably and on the rquare. bat
wlsn an defrauded and cheated by trick
cry and cunning, BY party who claims to
be s:Reformer. j, is to much for IN honorable
man 10 bear.
Can you, at the polls in November, sup
port man who was not the choice Of your
convention-a lifelong Republican, man
whose friends deprived the people Of The
conventions choice?
Honesty n ihe bet policy" and il Mr..
Dennis and his friends expec ed TO elect him
in November next, they should have acted
fairly and honorably ri h the people and
the convention. A man Who obtlins Q NOM
inat;on BY fraud and ehicansry can never
be ratified By the people At The POLL.
A, have besn life, long opponent Of tie
Republican party, will support and work
vention. excepting the candidate for Clerk
Of the Dslric. Ce"rt, AID l .hall oppose Mr..
Dennis for the following rea.onf:
years, 40 Rep0biicau.
z: His nomioa'ion wa, secured By fraud
andchicanery.
3. He refused to appear before the con-
vention and pledge hiuself to abide BY the
rsult Of its deliberations.
4. He is to-day . strong Republican. and
his sympzihies are sill with the Rspubii-
can party.
5. He i, still in Office urder Republican
rule.
6. He accepts. de6anlly, the nomination,
withou. pledging his support to the ticket.
In consideration Of these facts, claim,
what is justly due me, that 1 am the nomi.
nee Of the convention, and that am the
only Democratic candidate before the pee
pie. Soliciting your sufrages at the polle
am mes. respectfully your obedient ser
want, VIZ. CRowDER.
The TINES is credi,ab.y informed thai
the statements in Mr.. Crovder's card are
correct. He was fairly nominated and ther
ruled ont by 4 man WHO was beaten for del
esste and then got into tie convention - 8
proxy. The honest supporters Of the Re
form parry are in hcnur bound to vote fol
Crowder. Every Republican will vote fol
Coney, and every Democrat will vote fol
Crowder. Dennis can't be located. He il
simply for the Office. with Tom. L. Johr
son and Julius Hong as his deputies. Der
mis-. it won't win.
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bes, ,,so n, s. At, and lo,,l 49,. Hi
brief and mani, r.o,, n n. s,.sderoo.
personal attach, made NM. himself, vas
mos, ,borou,b and eo.vipei,s. Vhhou,
i,dulp;o. IN a sin,ls vorA AZ ebose of hi,
ouponentz he d,ev . p;ctu,e Of a elsa, Of
b,en. like poli,ic.I ,e,vep,en hat could
not fail of per,on,l idea,i6cat;oe. vhieb
vas received vith rr,s .uo,.us. b. nj
psrtiee. Col. Philiips il NO. . "silver.
tousued o,a.or.n and pos.ses ,ooe of u,
cl.p-.r.p rhe4or;c hat Eour,h Of Jul,
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A Card.
CHEYENNE AGENCY, !. T.
Octoter ODD 1874

OCsOeei %suy Ao'1
EDITOR TIxE:-My object in writing You
iS6s: isssStr . communication which appear
ID not long since in the Commercial, of your
city. headed 'Indian News, which reads as
follows: white Here's band has Just
come in here and surrendered uncondition.
ally. He and his band sre held a prison.
ers Of war. Cheering news come to us from
Fl Sill to the effect that Gen. Buell. hiss
struck the Indians and captured ssversl
hundred LODGE" &c.
The shove appeared 10 the Commercial,
dated from this place Sept 22d. 1t COM
nesces by referring to events which &C.
Cured here last year, and early last spring.
and concludes with the following statement:
"There are four girls at this place who are
- ugly - . mud fence. l think they had
10 leave the States on account Of their good
looks." The communication is signed J. s..
Nov the clause which refers in 80 disre-
specsful manner to the young ladies Of this
place Wa wholly uncalled for, and gives Of
tense to this entire community. We think
''our girls" can't be equaled anywhere, both
in good looks and in point Of re6u~nsn and
culture; and the young dies upon whom
this slur falls are without Go1bt the supe.
riess Of the vulgar fllov who psnn.d tie
article. or the Publishers Of any piper that
would print it. The families Of which they
are members are the mos. respectable and
cultured people in the Southwest, ard they
feel highly indignant at the offense L.
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Rather Cruel.

Whes The Leavenvorth TsMe,, nov en-
larged to . nine colums daily and one of she
hsn3somess iilu.arased papers 10 The West,
copies froD Tie Repub<iom AID credits the
Dsnoe,at, it dos oar Deixhbor great injus-
tee. Perhaps the editor b rot aware Of the
crusl jots b i perpets.ains rpos '-our
John" vho il . Si1os pure Deoocrstic
candidate for the Legislature in this couoiy,
and unlefe Aaebss1-1 coming this dodge
to get him Republican votes, it is q dosn
right cruel jake to attribute our little squib,
Shout Passoa Green TO "Our john" Who has
. preacher eowp.sitor for the legislature.
Give John fair chance. Mr.. Times, be i .
elevef fellow and nevpr throws any dit after
preseAefehe = Z, fbosoushhsed slr,isht ont
Dsnouat sad takps. % aoek II "quisch
~" .tjete.s Isdepmdnt Re&be6 snd
lid, bot s1ppssls himseal Ind OibesS HE
. lifIs nas.-1osris Cou.ty RtpuSiims.
We bsg pardon.
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TWENTY-EIFrH DISTRICT

1ONGANONfE, MAS, Oct. ~, 1914.
Col D. r. ANTHONY AT the Repub-
lican District Convention, held here Thurs
day, E. E. HallenbAck vas nominated en-
the fourth bll'o. for Representative. Mr..
Hallenback is an intelligent, wide awake,
thoroughly in earnest, Republican. and 60
such favors true retrenchment ard reform,
bu, believes that those objects can he rs veil
II net better accomplished inside the party
rs ont of it. The nomina ion brings
strength 10 our ticket, and II he should b.
elected ( of which We have no dcubt) there
will be one indesatigable worker in our Leg
is!ature this winter. NJ. Crawford Moore
wss nominated at the Reform con vention
to-day. Mr.. Moore is gentleman cf va
ried attainments, but, representing failing
Cause. will not be endorsed BY the people OF
this District Yours truly, Nc.
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aREEI TWO YKAls AGO.
EAsroN, October 24.b, 1874

EDITOR TINEs:-I promised yoa some
time ago that I would write il anything
turned up in this quiet locality. Of inasssst
but there is nothing, except delightful
weather and . very healthy political atnoe.
phere. Some Of rs od-iims Republicaal
did think at one time that Neheniah would
draw of some votes from our party, bat "
find that those urging him on 10 his politi.
cal grave, are, At bea,t, 10 the interest Of u.
J. Parrotf, and they arc laughing in tbeil
sleeves at the idea Of his making such a %.
Of himself We were At the meeting -
evening at the Market House, and Ne an
free 10 say We sympathised with brother
Green. We remember tie trials through
which be has passed, and the dissppoint.
men,s he has me-; We remsmber The tsadsl
he and his friends from Holion attempted
to make at the Convention two jean ago,
when Col. Phillips was 6nt nominated.
and how ignobly 10 failed. We remember
how sad he looked when be returned from
Topeks, after engaging in that great strife,
having been forced. By conviesjoos Of duty,
~ leave his little flock weeping u The altar,
in the midst of . pro.racted meeting, to act
a, .py in the Psmeroy camp; and how "a
tigued he looked after his great speech in
the Pomeroy caucus, the night prior to the
York exposure, 10 which be, (.he Elder
showed out Low vulgar slur, aimed ct Mr..
Cobb, in hopes that something might Be said
to the injury Of good men, that he might
sometime 6li III. ir vacant seats. We might,
win more prophecy. quote the Elders r.
mnks. than for him 10 utter them, although
thery are indecent. He spoke Of purifying
the party, etc, and said: "nhere people used
a Cob, they did not generally use ii but o~es!"
OF course he would not have used tuch elo-
quent language, but having beea % recently
engaged in york Of salvXtios Of soals, -
felt sort Of inspiration NOT conncn with
politicians.
We are eli for P6illiIs. --..
A REroRNER.
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WnSaESAkf, vi. 81.
Ed. TINES: The Methodist church las
night was filled by the people Of our tow
and vicinity to hear Col. D. R. Anthony
1t is but Just to say that much good va,
done. Our people are last leaving the Par.
rott craft. Jefferson county may be eel
down for the straight Republican ticket BY
800 majority. Our county ticket is an ex.
cellent one, and will be elected.
Col. Phillips speaks her at 2 O'Clock q
u, on Monday, the 18th. 90.
The Henry House in Winchester Is situ-
aied near the depot, and Is we'll conducted.
Commercial and other travellers will here
find good table, an oblisipg landlsdy, and
reasonable rates
Winchester Is improving, many new
baildinp having been erected during the
past year. 1t is surrounded BY the best
farming lands in Kansas. W.
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8. A. COBB.

Our nominee foI Congress, is making q
triumphant canvass Of this district. Every
where he goes his manly and convincing
speeches are making votes for the ticket.
Although many personal friends Of Judge
Gocdin's, Who are Republicans, would like
to see him in Congress, no true Republican
wishes to help Gil up the Democratic
btnche, in the House of Representatives,
next win'er. Col. Cobb has Represented u
veil. and no citizen Of the Safe, high or
Low, has teen refused his assistance in. any
legitimate business he has Lad to transact At
Washington. He has made hins.lf good
record 10 the Hous', and IL now prepared
to do US better service than any new man
could do, be he Democrat OF Republican.
The Co.onels powerful speeches are doing
much good for the ticket, and he will be re-
elected by 5000 msjority.-Garnea Pain
denle,
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A~a Aa HI. crsvdsr.

To tie lsdepsndess Rsbrm Voters Of The
Cossty Of Lsaresxortl:
The Convension Of the Reform party that
aasmhled 1t Turner Hall. % Saturday,, the
l7th inst, vss far from what the name
would indicsie. After the Cooventiou had
pernsae.,ly ossanis.d they proceeded to
hsllse lor IL vsrious officers to be el. c.ed 10
Noveobes. All the nominatiops were made
With hasmooy, cd . the chsifman ct the
epavsstion 6aised. When the ballot was
nkes foe Clsh Of Tie District Couft, 81. j.
Oennia, Jonas Edge and the uodereisned
were piscsd in noninafioo. Toe votes cast,
. shevn By he tally and those Who keps
account ouiai6e, v9e - 5olloVs: Dennis g,
Edo T. Ctov6es n The ehaifDsn refused
% assouDcs he vose, for the reason that the
tallyan did M sGree; there was one vote
di6wnn belwses ~ iallyDeo, and takipg
The Lowest - cosrscf, l hsd 5 msjofhy over
both ths oehes ondidste. Upon the ltfu-
~ az The chair 10 anaouuce he vote, the pr
ties Who voaed Soe EAee asd Two who voted
foe ~ eAasesd 70 Deaan and II The voies had
- asnos1ced aher tbess changes the re-
sult would have len: Deanis Is, myself
Il. n chair HAnsed 10 announce de vote,
foe tls lesaes shove given. One tally naD
haA Ne rssalt - shove sealed, and the other
~ loe Dsnni M - for ne, vhsch shovs
shaL nkisg eIthes ally sheet - Correct /
~ u ehoics a he esaveatios; bot b the
hiekssy II IL eAsis0sa d that enaveatios,
~ VSe, y lov eunsiag, obeaieed proxy
- iaeeed Hassn upoa tAas hcdy, aad Vas
II esns a. oo0innliag nan Who has held
q pablie ID, . . RePohlicas, fe twelve
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yuFERsoH COUNTY,.

GRAeSHORPER FALLS, Oct. q.
Ed. TINES: Last evening one Of the lar
gest and most enthusiastic meetings evel
held in Grashopper Falls, met in the Con-
gregational church. The seats, the passages
and aisles were crowded, and many could
not get in. More than half of the audience
was from the country. Col Phillips was
ssrenaded at the Cataract House, and con-
Quoted to the church.
Col. Phillips speech took everybody by
surprise. The statements that he was no
speaker were most eloquently refuted. He
spoke for an hour and three quarters, and
when he closed the audience was not tired
but wanted more. 4.....
He vindicated himself from all the ibels
Of Parrott, Green and Houston. He vindi-
Gated the Republican party. His remarks
on "the Gransen" were particularly we'll re-
ceived, and had telling effect. He especially
defended the Republican State ticket. 1t Is
needless to say that ct its close the audience
was all one way.
Mr. Brown, the candidate for State Sena-
tor, was called on, and made very modest
and sensible speech.
The candidate for Representative was
also called, and said few words.
The Republican candidate for County At
torney also made = sensible speech.
Mr.. Myers having been repeatedly called
on, and declining, was forced tospeak. His
speech showed that nerve and ability which
bespeak man Of no ordinary ability. He
spoke of the county canvass, the State can
vass and the Congressional canvass In the
latter he showed the false and malignant
character Of the opposition. The mean
course pursued, by unscrupulous lying,to de-
fame Republican candidates, and he elo-
quently appealed to the people to condemn
such political dishonesty and lying.
Alter some more music from the band the
meeting scattered in excellent humor. Put
down Jefferson county all right for the Re-
publican party.
This morning the speech of Col. Phillips
is the curreot talk here. The statements
that he was no speaker had led the people
not to expect much. This morning It is the
opinion Of every one that it was the most ell
oquent speech ever made here. H.
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Independent DeaseEatie IeniAatien.
PLEAeANf RIDGE, OF 24:b, 1874.

EDITOR TINB:-Ths Deoocsstic hide
pesdent Roformen Of The 23rd District,
met in BocAanan's grove to-day. and noni-
sssed Mr.. Hesry sqsirs fer The Legislature.
Mr.. Sqairo bsisg called ios, cane for
ward and ''s.ss ~ piece" He Gid h
would: represent tA<m to the bet Of biz
ability, a.d hs vsa,d Eot ell on. He
party had the bst ticket that peopis sese
ever called to VOTE foe. ~
Three cheers were then called fos, bot
though several hats were waved, sasy .
cheer vas hard. -tf-l. "a
In either natural O. acquired, NJ. equko
Is not reipseAble school-boy in coopasi.
aioe to d.. Hooselys and people votisg ior
Mr.. Sqsiro nnt d il bseasD - w. n.
vays Denocrst, o. bscauss they prefer -
iseompetent Denocsat 10 . coopslene Re-
publican. .rr.
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COL. WI. A. PHILLIPS AT HONE.

For the purpose OF informing ourselves as
to the correctness of the islanders affecting
the private and moral character Of Hon.
VIM. A. Phillips, We some time since ad-
dressed letter to Rev. E. F. Hill, pastor Of
the NJ. E. church at Salina, Kansas, re-
questing information a. to the character OF
Col Phillips for honesty, integrity and So
briefly among his neighbon and acquain.
tanceS
The answer is a complete, vindication of
Col. Phillips at his home; AID when We re-
member that "a prohpet is not without
honor save in his own country" it Is 4
complete vindication, both At home and
abroad. Mr.. Hill says:
SALlNA, KAS., Oct. II, 1874.
n. G. A. Huron:
DkAR BRoTHRI: Yours Of the 14th inst. is at
hand. A to NJ. w. 4. Philips being dishon.
ing charged With either in this comnusiiy. He
seands very fair he0orabs citizen, - far Is
can learn. He vas not my choice for Congr0ss-
man, but could Do no less than ststs the flcts
understand them. You0 truly,
kF. 0ILL.
The above Is taken from the G.ssskopper,
Published BY Mr.. Hurun-himself Meth
odist-who, desiring to know the facts,
wrote to the Methodist minister at Salina,
the home Of Phillips. The base, covardly
slanderen are silenced on every ide.-
Shame on the towards who resort to such in.
famous practices. The reaction has come,
and Phillips najorides increase.
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EONI OF elxIU.
WAInvuLI, Oct. 3.

Ed. TNrs: Green arrived hone las,
night from The eastern pant Of The dicszict
and looks very much detected. He Ger.
tainly looks ten yean Older than beiDre he
entered ths 6eld. I had . cmvusatiou with
Nh. Farrell, from one of tie vesasEs coun-
tie, in regard to Ccegre.iihan, and he re.
marked that Green wa not known Out
whese be lived, aad that b voald not q.
fifty voea in Eve cosntiA He ays tAey
have hoqgAt him out 10 aaagAher him.
This eent2ansn = bEstAr of J. D. Fer.
m ,ot th1plaee, - Il 0ssn's asu.ost
su4pusaA n esasly vi1 ssn p . ma
;neiiy q .aboH ~ II Hon. Nn. 4. Phil
lips a.d Tie sssss.iease P.c.H.
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FRHpERIcK Y. MXAlp.

frederick W. Seward, the eldest con Of
the late Governor Seward, and formerly A..
sistspt Secretary Of State, is Republican
candidate for member OF the lower house Of
the New York legislature. he Is man Of
extraordinary ability, but 50 very modes,
that he rarely attracts public notice. For
eight years he served the country mos,
faithfully in a position Of great responai.
bility At period when our foreign relations
were exceedingly important.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1874.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Far Congress- First Distrios,
WILLIAM A. PsHIPs, Of Saline
For Coagrea, Seoo~d Disfricf,
o. A. CoBB, Of Wyandotte.
For Co.grcss. Third Districis
W. Z. BRowr, Of Reno.
For Gorernr,
THoMA. A. osBolS, Of LeavenEoth,
For Lieutenant Governor,
II. J. sALTKR, Of Eeosho.
For Secretary Of State.
THoNAs b. CAvASAUsH, Of. Saline.
For auditor,
D. W. WrLDKR, of Pourben.
Fr Treasuer,
SAMUEL LAPPIy, OF Ne:naha.
For Attorney General.
A. N. F. RAyDoLPH, of Cofey.
Fw Superintendent Of Public Lnssruction,
JONI FRAZER, of Douglas.
For Associate Justice.
D. NJ. VALENTINE, OF Franklin.
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aoGs OeIos u, J911
Epno. Tum:-Od. PAnlip arsissd
hers Il 2 e'elsck - sighA H. Cs1 Hnsa
icing lit ID Ieasly Md bsesss sAs train
sos hess. Nasy vszsprsant iboa ~ pasas
Of he county. TAssasaksr ~ ialssdsssd
- he eAaisaas. - sPsks s.sziv: ~
Aow. Besoss - tsgrD, IL 49, q ~
town crowded iste It. sad ~ sesab -
ai.lo vess al crowded. III AaA ~ y
fse Tie Largest sssaAg hsld ~ h
spssker ~ EG1osa - 0os oo1s1dvIly
tAsuusAsu1 - w fRqssGly eDPasn1el.
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Nut Rid Ifself.

Col. Phillips sin Re IL C ed, and Green
expect. u, snd gaes n only 10 the hope q at
so0s unlonees sccidtnt may 70 DIVIDE the
vote eetwse, Parrot. Phillips and himself
that he NAV Be elected. To thi- 6onse We
have only TO cay that Gov. Green sfo.s
hims.lf 10 be di9usineIy small AL ssl6sh
enough, to des'suy n. Republican party in
this di-lrici Tor . bare hote Of Ii. own e:ec-
ton, he 10 iodelskly lab!sd "shy.ser" ard
j, is Of sueh that The parry mu.t nd i self
(Iay Co. Dqa6eA-
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Col. Phillips began by q comparison Of
tAs Dsmocsa'ic snd Republican partiee, and
. diRecion Of The so-called Reform move
Dent. He gave the record Of the last Coz
Gsss1 ssd HE osD.
He then devoted some time In the refuta-
ton Of The calumnies Of Mr.. Parrot and
The Comnereid. This be did TO The entire
sssisescsiou Of evesy sae. He declined to
ePiticiss he coaduct e history Of Parrott,
etasisx thst Q eaopaign Of msre personal
sbsp vss altogether unworthy, and that
Ks,so couA not s6ord thus to degrade her
politics. The spealer aever mentioned
Green1 name.
Holton i Supposed to b Green's arone
bold, and he has many old friends here in his
eAsseh, bot searly I'll Of them va.t him to
vAhasas Jscasos viii surely give Phillips
and de S:a:s ticket . nsjosisy. H.
/ ungsntlsna1ly.
KIcKAfoO, Oct. g.
M EDrroR: On Saturday evening, o.
sobsr ~, 1874. the socaled Reformers held
nesting as Kiekapoo. The audience v,s
addressed bv the following pers,ns: John
4. HsldermaD, Mr.. Bradshaw. Chas. w.
Helos. J. W. Taylor, L. NJ. Goddard and
81. {. squiro.
Fsoo all Appearances there were more
speeches made than votes for the caudidaiee,
from The facs that tae Irish and German
candidate. on the Republican ticket we're as.
sailed IN very abusive manner. 1t was
chareed that p. 81. Coney Is incompetent
and could not write letter; also that Co
aeysvas poor painter, and the greatest Oh
jscsioo. ss med to b. that he vas an Irish
MAJ, and consequently, vas incompetent
John Kiich, the candidate for Treasurer,
vas denounced Is an ignorant Dutchmar
and Incapable, and would have to employ 9
deputy TO transact the business Lucier
Baker Wa SCALED IS belonging to . ring
bot We think il was not the Court Houss
ring that be Was charged Is belonging TO-
The whole sock in trade of thee fo.called
Resormess abuaive, and. If / read the iimes
right, the Irish and Germans viii do their
dssy b. scratching these lellows at the cleo
tioe. Thsre d no co0bt, il these so-called
Refosmess will keep their Chit on the Dutch
and Irish, dat the whole Republican ticket
viii b elected, and these demagogues be
Esbuked. We believe, out here, that Messr,
Coney, Kireh and Baker sre honest and ca
lpable, ann will be elected by an oveIwhelm-
ing majority.
10 Justice 10 Hon. John A. Halderman
and Mr.. Squires l will here state that they
did not refer onos to the nationality of eithel
candidate. CITIZEN"
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AHUIL VOTE n rHI courrv

ih's y one of the questions On which eve.
Iysnine dependa 1t Is the turning point Of
The battle. Its ANSWER determines y;ctorv
or defeat. With full vote We cannot 10
beaten. Are You Organizing and working,
Are you looking after doubtful men, With
s0en enosss yoa viii win glorious victory
without it you may suffer the defeat which
you would thus invite.
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dressed by Meers D. B. Anthony and T.
Dwight Thacher; that Governor Green, a,
said meeting, made the following, among
other 8 atements, in answer to a qre.tion
propDunded to him by Col. Anthony e.
that Col Martin, Of Atchison, had stated 70
him tina, he sympathized with him in his
candidacy, and would te gratided at his
election. The above statement was made
by Governor Green before church full Of
ladies and gentlemen.
We knew, from the columns Of the
Champion. that Governor Green statement
at said meeting. was untrue, and We make
this statement to prevent Governor Green
from escaping the effects Of one falsehood BY
the utterance Of another. ID e..
T. J. GoISG, Sa'f Saline C.
E. J. BEARDsLEY.
II. B. WALLACE.
w. g. LOWE. E
A. T. SANDERS. ~
b.. F. HANNA, Ell. Herald.
EDWIN GAYLORD.
J. NJ. CooNBs.
TIL. DERRrSGroN.
&c. JOHNSON.
JOHN A. YOUNG.
JOHN HARMON.
CaARLEs H. CUDNEY.
A. SHELDON.
ROBRT ANDERSON.
c. r. UNDERWOOD.
]. E. HARRISON.
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COUNTY TICKET.

FOR RxPREsEATATTvks.
Isn Diario;.
II. ID. MCKAY.
29M :Disria.
JOHN c. VAUGHAN,
2l-t Diarid.
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2lrd D.strie,,
WV. HowsLEY.
2sh District,
DocToK MITCHELL.
25h Distri1,
f. HoILEspEcK.
For TreasuUr,
JOHN kIRCH.
For P,std,, Judg,,
JACOB wIsTz..
F~ Attorney,
LUcIEH BAKKR-
For Cari Of tie Distric, COu,;,
PATRICK II. COMFY.
For Saperfendent Of Schools,
J. q. KIRBY
Ets Conmer.
$. b. WILLIAMS.
For STATE Senator'S, G.
1. p. DUTIoS.
F. SIILLISGs,
T. L. JOHNSON.