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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10

evening; but notwlths landing this, the out
look is much more favorable from a define
at Cairo and the report of the officers of
the Memphis and Little Rock RAILROAD. d.
along the St. Francis, at Madison, Arkan.
sas. and in the bottom between this point
and that, which was nearly all submerged
in April: before the water had reached its
present height.
This may be accounted for BY the fact
that all the bayous, and most of the lakes.
were empty, while the rank vegetation in
the bottoms retarded the flow of water from
crevasses, and much Of it was lost bv ab-
sorption and evaporation. Unless the dan
ger from the St. Francis increases material
~, the damage between here and Helena
rom that direction will he Insignificant and
conhned to few plantations.
A Gale ON the Lakes.
DETROIT. Mich, August "a severe gale
prevails Several vessels we're wrecked.
Inc tug Vulcan lost raft, with 1000, 600
teet OF lumber.
Damaged Crops In Cauada.
OTTAWA, Can, August 9.-The rains last
week caused heavy loss Of grain, Oats
and wheat in thousand fields have lodged.
and can not be cut with scythe or reaper.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10
NEW YORK.
Two CargOes Seized.

,0~'DS'
New YORK, August 1.-TWO ships which
had been laden with wheat and corn by
Archibald Baxter Il Co., the value of which
was 100000, were seized yesterday in
Brooklyn. Archibald Baxter g. Co. had
purchased the grain, promising to pay cash,
but had failed to do 80 at the time OF their
suspension.
AssiRnees Appointed.
Dwight, johnson g. Co. have been ap-
pointed asslgnees OF Archibald BAx ter &
Co.'s business. Their liabilities are esti-
mated at 100000.
Suspended.
Albert L. Dodge, wine and cigar mer-
chant, has suspended. Liabilities So, 1000.
After the Canal Ring.
This afternoon, on application of Mr..
Eairchild, assistant State attorney, Judge
WestbroOk granted an order of attachment
against benson, Belden & Co., canal con-
tractors, for $4l7 .0OO and an order of arrest
requiring bail from each in 100000. The
afhdavlts were made by Attorney General
Pratt, State Engineer Sweet and Mr.. Rep
jar, deputy treasurer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10

San ANTONIO, August 9, 1875.
Captain Nick Nolan, with two companies
of the Tenth United States Cavalry belong
ing to Colonel Skaters scout, attacked q
large encampment Of Camanches on the
eastern edge Of the Stsked Plains three
days ago, and destroyed seventy lodges.
No further particulars known at head
quar- ers.
General Ord and party left brownsville
yesterday for San Antonio BEXAR.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10
Lieutenant Governor c. Z. Ant oine.

The executive chair was yesterday as.
sumed by Lieutenant Governor G. G. An
tome, in consequence Of the temporary
absence of Governor Kellogg, who departed
for the North Sunday.
During the time that his excellency is alb
sent visitors at the State House will be met
in the Governors Office with the same cour-
teous reception that Governor Antoine
knows so well how to extend to all. In
administering the affairs of the executive
department he has in previous times of
Governor Kellogg's absence won many
friends, who gained his acquaintance in the
course of business that attracted them to
his Office, and the benefit Of former expe-
rience he invariably utilizes as occasion
calls.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10
Governor Pinchbach In Cincinnati,

At Union Chapel Colored Methodist Epis.
S. Pinchback addressed q large audience on
the subject Of "The Colored Race az Po-
litieal Element in the Republic" He was
introduced by Peter H. Clark, Esq.
Mr.. Pinchback, By extracts from the
census returns from 1890 to 1870. showed
that the charges frequently made that the
ccolored race was deteriorating and would
become extinct could not be sustained.
Considering the very large and increasing
white immigration, together with the small
introduction OF the colored race into the
country during the same time, he held that
the ratio Of increase in the population has
been as great in the colored people as in the
whites.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10
THE FRESHET.

Better News From 1lemphis-Fears Of IN
Overflow Sabsiaipg.
MEMPHIS, August 9.-T6e river at this
point continues to rise steadily, and has
risen about one inch since ak O'clock LAT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
COLONEL SHAFrER's SCOUT
A FIGHT WITH THE OAMANCHES
SEVENTY LODGES BROKEN UP
CAPTAIN NOLAN DISTINGUISHES HIMSELF

Especial to tho New Orleans Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10
The TempeFature. .

Mr.. Louis Frigerio, No. 50 Chartres street,
rsports the wea ther for the past two
days az follows:
sA:A 2P.A. eP. \.
Argust 9............... 80 "a 80 !
August 9.......... IS 81 SO
Lowest point during the nights Of August
and 6, 75o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10
RAILROADS.

vIVHE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May % trains will arrive and depart
from the depot, foot Of Canal street, 40 follows:
DEPART.
Coast accommodation daily, except
Sunday. at at........................ 3.15 p. m.
N1Dress and mail, daily, at .......... SA. m.
Through night express, daily at..... 4s4O p. M.
ARRIVE.
Cosse accommodation daily, except
Sunday, at. Observation-Disclosures 1905 A. m.
Express and all. daily, At. t.......... 3:55 Y. Nj.
Through night express, daily, At $50 p. NJ.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville Cincip.
matt, Lynchburg, Virginia Springs and Baltimore
without change,
ONCE corner Of Canal and Common streets, op.
pOsite City Hotel.
my23 D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
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FOB RENT.

TO RENT..........................TO RENT.
LARGE AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
in suits or singly, in desirable locality. Al the
comforts Of homo guaranteed. Apply ct No lss
5aronne sfreet. jy3l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10

in 1864, 1865 and 1866. "Awsrd of $4,000.
gold, with interest at six per cent per an
NUN, from July l, 1865"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10
The Sun ms m Inceadiary.

1t is OF no use to preach lay sermons to
hen. Eggs are not creations Of the mind.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10
MARKETS.
Earthquake.


Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK, August 9.-Stocks closed dull
nnd afeadv. New York Central lO4k; Erie
l0OAIhUEO ON IOURI1 eAo1,l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27
Nellie, Husband as a Boxer.

Sartoris, accompanied by several
members Of the foreign legation, paid q
,isi, recently To- the Washington Gym.
nasium. At this establishment Charley
Collins. the pugilist. better known as
tho Cast Iron Man. who. in April. 1861,
fought George Rookie for g.. 900 and the
middlcweight championship, Is ths
teacher Of boxing. During the visit OF
Sartoris and his friends. Collins was
teaching n pupil. Sar.oris made q re-
mark which rilod the pngilist. The
Cast Iron Man asked Sartoris ''if ho
could do any better Sartoris' friends
urged him 10 put on the gloves. Sartoris
then took the gloves and pretended he
did not know how to put them ON. Tho
pusilist smiled, and told his pupils that
he would take the conccit out OF his un-
known opponent. The preliminariss
were quickly arranged. aud the contest
commenced. The Cast Iron Man rushed
at his adversary. thinking 10 end the
contest in one round. Sartoris warded
of the slcdee.hamner blows Of the pu-
eilisi. aud returned loft-hander on tho
Cast Iron Man mouth. drawing clarot,
and then rapidly changing OIL, delivered
q straight riyht-hand blow on the Cast
Iron Mans nose. and knocked him down
much to tho surprise Of the pugilist's
friends. In the second round Sartoris
had the best ci the sparring. and admin
istercd storm % blows ON the pugil-
lists face. and fought him down. In
the thirl round tho Cast Iron Man was
again forced down. and declined to eon-
tinue the contest. fo
Sartoris was borne from tho scene
amid loud cheers from his fricnis. The
Cast Iron Man said thas ho was sick.
but would meet his unknown opponent
again.
A second meeting was arranged. ani
Sartoris was again the victor. giving the
Cast Iron Man a sound drubbing, and
making him acknowledge that some
times amateurs arc superior io profess
sionals. The affair has created quite
sensation. and tho athletic young Eng
lishman is the lion Of the day among
tho muscular young gentlemen with
whom ho associates.
I, IL said that Sartoris and Baron
Bouisicro have undertaken Ia revive
boxing. and tha, they are trying To per-
Sna.lo some Of the la.lies of tho court to
organize an archery club, with be-
coming uniform.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18
NeatneEA

A girls every dzy toilet IS part q her
Character. The EGidea Who Is si5venlIy
In the moTnils. Is not 20 be trusted,
however koe shs nav lock IN The eTeh-
Ing. No matter huH humble yoaF noon,
there are sight Ihingi il sh0ad Contain
mirror, TashslGni, TaieT, soap, hair,
nail and ioolh-hgushes. TIese arr just
a essenIial a. your breakfast before
WHICH you should make good Rse d them.
Parents Who iAil 70 proJide their ehildreE
With S1eh appliances M olly make :
Ffe1l niRAke bot commit = sin vi Onis-
sion. Look tidy in the morning, and
alter dinner work il over, improve yOur
toilet. Make il a rule Of your life To
-dress up for the aiisrnOdn. Your dress
nay, OF nay nol, he anything bslteE Than
cutt0n but With = Tibbca, OF aoTsr, OF
some Bit q ornament, roo can have an
air Of seli-resTect and sAlisfIeiiul, IAAi
invariably comes with being veil dressEd
A girl With fne sentibiluies Cannot help
ieelinE emhaIrassed and awkward in !
ragged, dirty dress, Jiih her hair IN.
kempt, Il : stranger or neighbof should
come in. Moreover, your stlt-resEsei
shouA denabi deueAt GpTarelihg lot
your hCiy. You shOuld make itA POihi 70
look a veil a. yOu car, even II yOu should
know that HObody will sc !ou 61l
yourseh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18
THE WHFELING DAILY NTFIGENCER TUESDAY MORNING. MAY u.s. 1915

anv pasfisg to K duk. he Shsrid
brought lie parties into CourL Nho plead
II thsir answer TIA; they ksl betR en-
ployoa By the GOrs-noE 70 DO his
Tork, azi hat % dispeFest toyards
he Honorable cor; Eas iHiendea, 6s.
They we're released .ad veal 70 work On
their boxes, but they decline TO do any
nOrs paztity. Ii the property Of the safe
is to Be packed inIO boIs, il bow looks
like the Governor EoaA have 70 DO il all
himself IS Jzise Smith says be iu;ehds
70 .yress everybody TIA; unieEt.ks 70 do
il Perhaps hs ViIssrss; TIE Goyernor,
he ssys TIE iniane1ioR ms; be observed
Il it takes the Sheriff and : regiment Be-
side to do IL May We not anticipate
rather \ lively tine on the slsi- In fact,
FAY We nos look iUG little elsrsi to Gov
We ihOaH j03se Thai =SezasoET Walker
Va boiling over Tor ighL judging iron
tie tOns q his paper which U4s handed 70
ne yestsriay. The folks doEn here re
gard Walker - > sighting naa, and are
ayipE baek . ses What be vii do When
Tie TINE for aetion a.riTes. l, siEiks nC
thai a enormous Vini balloon TiI b
puDetured Thsn The wagons begin to con
Tey The elects Of tie State to the ss1zel
Emma GRAHAM on the soih.
FLoGTTS5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18

HGEPEEs MoNTHLYf6r June comes to
u in SiraDOs Of the o,hsr magazines this
raosih, and Is very abrasive nuzhef.
It opens Viik = very interesting 6sssriP-
ugu q the Channel IsllE.i,, rery vsll
and ysry literally illustrated. The o,hs'
principal illustrated articles are Concord
Books, pleasant sketch Of the Literary
history a EnersoEs home -Carieaiurt
in the HogAr,hiln Period, BY james Par,
ton CAPE Cod, Naniuekst. and the Nibt-
gard, b. Charles Nordb05, and the third
pIp<I Q! Professor Eau on the Stone Ars
ia EaroE<, this the deTOiei To tbt
Tpgloiy,es Oshe' psIrrs UiihillaarA.
ton. art Erie. Funeral sud -Inln
AislisI, potns, the latter ty +. L Ala.
rith- TIE eighth papa, o. The Frt
Century d our Republic i ly Professor
7. S.erry Hunt, sBl /. devoted 10 an SC.
ooulI q the development Of or mineral
rtsourGs. Mr.. julian HlUtborne si'''
asIory in tuo rs1pierF; Sir. Will. WAilsCt
HIrDsy, = poem, a Foriii Dawn,
There are tvo other ,hari stories and
several other ias, five chapter. q Nis.
Angel. AMI tSo pleasant articles, IN
Bird Improve 81 AreAiiect, AL Wit
ADI wisloH u tie HayiisT.s,- By JOIN
Birtlov. The rariOs. editorial depart
penl. are foil ADD abrasive AsuSnal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18
Hair! Hair! Hair. /!

1us having Nrea y Xtv Taf CTR. IN, r..
ehssss N. iHrrssa sra q Hfif svrithls ~ al
bar ts,,as tTt7 trrsgbt n W5atii1f AlrtiI-f.
TEt z nii-.iesT md StflN Gasa1 chls3 5tp,lf
HEi'-iar1a Bltf-vlzls. o1rEsS e..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18

TEoFlcAI frui;s ozEhi 70 * Fs;aslsa
cheap. this ss1sal. Palermo and NessiHl
Ieaoas an suO,ea IL Tie New York mar
ks4 Al $ and 81 50 per boI, AgaiAas5 20
AL $ IS, ! ytIr sgo-A reiDetioa Of IS
yS. osal OrElges boa the sazs PoTti
s,l ior - 50 and s. >, = osaPIrai with
$ Il5 So = yszr ago. Wesi IRaiA and
V1.s1,!A hui, i rather sraroe, The pine
apple u.is ll.o oIsns Si'h izllsaPP!y,
RlhIza selling At iron 81 to Sls PER
Lasa.ri, Czhaa 4. iroa SO to 81
Bananas have besE sasIP lot NAM
aaE,ks. TIE iRPoT,siioa 81 IoFeiEI
.rziis Iai rot. ioy Nsrsh vas nEArly
doEals vkas it Ess TT The ssEat Esonih
lls, year, and Tor The nilt z.oHiA' ebdiRl
April !, Ilosu,si to S9,S6ao1l, agalns
Ssys7s ,6Ja, showing the iasTtasei era
sgzpion ooas41sli o. sheAPues', Pin
IpJles and orange, pay % Ter Oh; daty
hlAAuIs 10 PER oehL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18

Tzr gr.Iaa.ss Of the Columbia Col
l.,,. NsE York, IsV school, some ~ II
uaubsr, appeared on THURSDAY before
lie General Tern Of Tie SGPNeas CoaF'
q ia. safe TO k ADMITTED 70 PFSe'iee
zs!sr the statute, JGdse DAVIS, who
p-rsiie,i. took o.oe2sioa 70 say that be
ii..pssOred q hi. ras,hOd Of Haaaiss-
,arinE lIEyera Vale be 'h0aSa' Il
proper enough 70 examine the geHle'
men before hin in regard to character,
s.e- he intended to instruct The eoaEaii'
let to adhere With E=ietnes 70 the re
suireuents Of the statute in rsiea'nos u
the admission Of graduates iEoz laN
ssh0ok.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18
Lsuchlin'. Infant Cordial.

Ia eAijd's clFt Vhsa tx hiag--ss relieve lHsIa-
nIiun q tit Gums, 70 Eng EnsAiIlsaA " qluti
Osiit RlnS % pFlaB5ft 5gTL - eun sus1Enss CEsh.
11IiEt Thh We ola63fE 'aIe a III l3Hl rllHtAAs
rsDsiisI - - keTl II III ttlaly Vbsa ths cd
drs1 ~ tuitihg tlsif ieSsk We Al sailing ib5p-
sd & bcGiles, nj have - hslE IL frF rssSaa
~ II B De "a ~ FarSuIafnd q - bs.
IOIHEEA h1Et ~ . Iislig, 1i11hilg lob nti
TCEyt u B0CH 4 ElsRI Via ia - i1asg Sc
reSt1 he uBt 1855, WI1EI nATIINE Il WulI5-
HEEI sd cAEHf C1-ChY-OV-tnd Day na1 Al
hiEht Elgl II yuu ktFt, iGia = faaHlA, tE a.
rtn1rA, hs1Eif % inDF-i NV d-gg Il lNTANI
CuElgLL md yuzf eA1i WILL ls FIcITIEn, I'D
FuuI, EETEnurE8 EEEP yin itts he lahss ID
ulEETTL ECTTEHNs- PTIcaR a to1e 4 lEsilt
SD ~ al LTuErisit ard
LACGHLlN BE1S On PryFris4usl-
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18
MANHOOD RESTORED.

4 rje4iu 4 yuuihfj iByFD3soR. e1uifg pr
mEiure AsraF. DsFVtla dsadliiF, etc. kIrtng tI1isi
IN vun sTeEy kngTl rtsbe3T, has kuDl En;As
HesE-1-V. Vti,h hs VI Ps3 ~ e iii t,liyv MT
tFeSS 4ddFaa J. Il EEETES - NhEuu IlTlse.
EtV NsEk. Bn ElSL Ipi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-18
Our Charleston Letter,

Charleston In RrOSPeeia-The
IRinnefiOn Viewed b an Ont.
SideF--The Governor noea AOl
Hean % ObseFTe Af~~ludge
Smiih Asserts His Authority
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

Editors Free Tradsr-The only objection
10 Sam Raymond's reelection is that il is
for athird term. The objection of the peo
pie TO the election OF President of the United
States for a third term is urged against Ray
mond to defeat his reelection. Think OF 1t,
the life of the nation in danger If Raymond is
elected treasurer Of La Sale county for a
third term Nonsense. The fact is, and The
people of the county recognize it, that Sam
Raymond is necessary and indispensable Of
fcer IN the court house. He is thoroughly
acquainted with the business and records OF
all the different offices, and his knowledge of
them is free to every one. His services in
this regard save more 10 the people OF the
county annually than they pay him as salary
for treasurer. His thorough acquaintance
Wit, the records and business details of every
Jffice in the court house, aud his willingness
md gentlemanly deportmentin impartIng In
ormation to every one who asks il, freely to
III, has gained for him justly the appellatIon
" the cour. house oracle, and his removal
yould be a calamity sorely felt by all who
eek information relating 70 the business con
luc,ed therein. Sam Raymond is one Of III,
cry few men whom the interests Of the peo
lie are best served by keeping in his position
REPUBLICAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

Virginia City, Nevada, on Tuesday last,
was almost totally destroyed by fire. The
burnt district is half mile wide and two
miles long, sweeping through the very CEN
ter of the city, The loss is estimated at from
three to five millions. Several persons were
1;,Isa ,,v c,,,,ng u,nIl~. HuufIcus OI lami
lies are left homeless and hungry Men, wo.
men and children wander about the desolate
streets seeking shelter. The surrounding
hills are dotted with camp fires. Few saloons
remain, but the supplies Of liquor are no,
lacking, and the streets are alive with adrunk
en- mob The military is patroling tive city
for the protection of property.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30
ELECTION !

Next Tuesday is election day. Many may
not think of 1t, but it is day which no gooc
citizen can honestly forget No man can bt
faithful to his duties rs a citizen who neglect!
to vote, though the Offices to be filled are O
secondary importance. 1t is important tt
have ALL offices filled by good, CAPABLE men
Vote for such men only on Tuesday-and b.
sure to vote
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30
There was quite an antecentennial blow out

There was quite an ante-centennial blow out
at Philadelphia last week. A large company
of prominent western men, on invitation oil
the Philadelphia merchants, had free ride
to that city in Pullman cars, 10 enable them
TO see the preparations for the big show next
year, and report. They not only saw all tina,
was to be seen but also were gorgeously ban
quoted, when they made speeches, comPli
mentlng Philadelphia On her patriotism, en-
terprise, &c. Judge Cation spoke for Illinois
and though a surly and scurvy reporter of the
Times belabors his speech as fiat failure, lis
publication in full shows it to have BEEN emil
nently appropriate and felcitous.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

The Board of Rlilroad and Warehouse Com
missioners Of Illinois met at Springfield on We'd
nesday and elected Fred T. Dubois, son of old
"Uncle jesse" Secretary, in place OF McLaugh-
lin, resigned. The only interest attaching TO the
item is that it shows there is still such an nsti-
tuition rs the Board Of Illinois Railroad aud
Warehouse Commissioners in existence, for be-
yond the fact that they keep a secretary ana
draw their salaries with commendable punctual-
lty one never hears Of their doing anything els
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

In Iowa at present twentysix republican
county treasurers are prosecuted as defaul,ers.
In Illinois we have had no.defaulting county
treasurers during the last two years from the
fact that the people two years ago showed
such dlstrust of republican honesty that near
ly all the county treasurers then elected were
democrats. This was SO marked, that In
twenty.seven counties in which the republi
cans elected the balance of their ticket, the
treasurers elected were still democrats.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

Milton Fowler, an old and highly esteemed
citizen. living near Newark, Kendall county,
was thrown from his buggy week ago dur
ing a runaway by fractious pair OF horses,
and SO severely injured that his recovery is
ld0ubuul. He IS 20 years Of age.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

The well known Blackhawk mills of Au'
rora were burned early Tuesday morning,
with all the valuable contents. They be-
longed to the Alexander estate, of Kentucky
and were managed by the Hoard Bros. OF
AnrOrn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

The Lake county court house, at Wau.
kegan, was destroyed by fire on the S1st' II
was an old rckety concern, and the loss to
the county is not over $1,000.
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Piolett, the Democratic candidate for lieu
tenantgovernor of Pennsylvania, weighs 1865
pounds, and the wicked republican newspa
pers have nick .named him Pauncheous Pr
late
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Hays majority in Ohio over Allen is lar.
ger than was supposed. The official returns
Mace it at within at rife Of 10000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

Let the ladies rejoice. Butterick d Co
have not failed The report of their failure
was wicked invention of their cnimies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-30

A Professor Cooper is featuring at Plane
and trying to prove that the earth is not
plObe
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