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u H.ustea's sale.

10y virtue Of deed OF trust made TO me 81.
u Trustee, by Albert 81. Wood, OIL toe ZI-.
day OF January, 1871, and OF record April =
1913, in record book No. -, page f2I for t-
Denedt or Samuel Moshy and Josiah d. Wi
HaIns, and at the request OF the beueHcfrrf.
Of said deed Of trust, i viii, On
= edHesday, December S,I-75,
in front of the Courthouse, on Main street. .-.
the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, proceed. O..
sell, a. public auction, TO the Iigue-l bidder
for cash, the tract of land named and de.
scribed in sale deed Of ;rust, as follows: Sill
uat d, lying and being in the county OF @na.-
by, state Of Ten ue-S--, To- "a IL: Beng al. fua.
part OF me following desert ed lands. Iyir.
south OF the line OF the Memphis and Eu.r.a..
ton railroad, VIZ IN the eleventh -urv.ru.
district, and sixteenth civil district. U. -tr.
county On DJh sides OF Lhe MeuyaI. AN .
Charleston rail cad, and bounded as follow
tO-wit: BEGINNING at a stake with rrd au .
white OAK pointers, on the north line Of Var.
ser.5 land; thence north seYenty-s-Veu chain.
and nifty links ~ c. 81 ], To q stake lr H..a r.
ter OF the Memphis and CO.larviI q. rH4rr-
road; thence north s. w. four chains and a.
teen INKS "a c, 10 H. 10 "a STAKE iu said road
thence north twenty chains aud forty -rr-
go C. 40 H. to a stake in IS. Mu~bvrg r.r.....
with black gum pointers; thence east una....
CHAINS rs c. To a stake 5J7 W. - Il.. I....
a re oak pOinJe~i thence south .WaurF-a.a...
chains ana forty links rs 40 ID 20 % sake Dol.
said plank road thence south So easf hi
said 70 q I'VE chains and hily links 5c 70 A.
To a stake; thence south seVglty--9gg chan.
az c. % a black oak marked "a rcrr-rr...r..
sweet gum pointers thence west W.T.. cross
line fifteen chains and twenty five l.u.. .r...
y l. 10 the beginning containing one ..rr.
dred and hfty-1tnl i2-IgJ ac-es- Is sIr-.g..
by John Brown surveyor OF said cOU.Ir-. ! ..
II, 1883, excluding the area Of tine r. .r-..r- ..
as to leave said l5g 42-IO0 acres vii r- RI.
metes and bounds, after deducusg Sad -g..
road being the same land uarEaIutI ana ......
by said Goodwin 10 said Wood, by his bono. t5.
ttie, dated January H. 1850, Of record I- r..
Registers office OF said g--lty,Ll book No o.
part I, pages 5i 5}5 and SO, III pursuance ..
which bond this deed f. eE6cut51. said az.
lying south OF the Memphis AID Charleston.
railroad, containing one hundred and -
acres, more or less, together with an tH.. r.r..
leges anu agpurJenaHcea the eultO belcar.
ing.
Right OF redemption waived, title belle.
20 be good. but / VIII only convey as Mus.
sale to take place between the l1Ur- %. .
and Il O'Clock am.
TOM GALE. Trrs.,.
Mem uLfs. Move. her IT, IS-5
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Saturday, November %, 1895,

within legal hours, at the Cour house door n
the city of Memphis. sell at public auction to
The highest bidder, for cash. the following real
estate lying in Shelby1coanty, Tennessee,or 50
much thereof will be sufficient
to discharge the taxes adiudged against
said property and all costs as set forth
IN said decree. known as lots num-
bers g. 81 So, IS, "a, IS, SO and so of Flippin's
subdivision, of original lois 81 and-62 OF the
Kerr tract all on Monsrrrat avenue, and 80
1eet front by loo feet deep. Also lots mum bers
l, 23 Il, II, Is, I6, II, 49, 10 70 and 23 of said
Fippins subdivision. Il r
This 2Sth day of October, 1875.
.- u. 2. ANDERSON,
Commissioner of Revenue.
John Johnston, attorney. -
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PROBATE COU8 So.
IA 9 al rs tat

No. 20S z. Din the ProbHte Com. pr -us .
county IenueSSe.-rauu4r -. NJ J..l. F.. .-....
istrstrtX, etc, ". Sin Marsh, et al.
E2G virtue OF a decree for aale entered d.
- this cause, vii. self OF public auction
70 inc nl--it~t bidder, 3D. tTaa..f t.. ..... -
house door, on Main street, Memphis, ON
saturday, DGCsB Der IS. 1870,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-wlt: Icing and being I'M o..
sixth civil district Of Shelby county, Teu1e-
see, as follows:
AliOr lot No. Z contain. inc - 4l-rHI acre.. r.-
ing on the west side Of the Big or elk D.. u.-
1oad, bounded as follow. On the east .-
MarSuS avenue, ON the west r- tine T.H..r4
lands, on tbs north by the ara- ~ Fisher ID,
Marsh.
Lot No. ,, containing . 2f-IOU acres, lying on
each side OF said plank road rut near W...
river, bounded as follows: on Lla ea.. .y Co.,.
-ahu ~ L isIrFs on the west by .l- Orb d- o..
the Rawlings estate. on the north ur =. .
lands OF sim- on Marsh, on the -guJu by Che
lands OF the John R. Marsh estate
Also portion Of lot No. > containing - sU-
lV acres lying on the north side of said plan Is
rOadr bounded as 10. lows. On the east br fU.
lands OF Mary \. Marsh, .lu Ae we-- Or Co.,.
dover OF Fannie s. Marsh, on the north s.
The lands OF the estate 81 John r. Marsh. n-r
the south by the Big creek plan lzr0af.
For more perfect dasariD tlOu OF these lois
TeteTeueels made to plan OF SD. vision ma.
by {. y. BuIk, County surveyor. IA case CD.
Mary a. Marsh, ct al vs.. John b. Marsh ct aI..
Shelby county.
The m .ntmum value OF said land Is $50 o..
acre.
Terms Of sai=-Oue-thisd cash. balance rr.
six ard twelve mon tbs, purchasers sEaruf.l..
notes with approved security, and "a lien WA.
ne retained until the pUrchss- money l#
Tht5 November Is, $50.
JAM EILLl-, Clerk.
p. d. Hearu. sol for cOmp.a luI
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Es-G5HIhs5 iH .

Z Ahs JOHNSON Is acEE8F. .a.'Eea ug eli .g .
~ tie iute-5s-e ed .8- ag rarrna most sugT.
iul physician In the treatment OF private ..
secret diseases, QUICE, thorough and rg-U..
nsnt cures guqr7uta.I In every case. II#. ID. ..
female. Recent cases uf 5OuDrrta an. .".
phills cured In few days. without the
mercury change u. dies Cor I.udraura fI-
business. Secondary syphilis. Che last FH.-..
ei4uicaiau without fug use uf mercury ..
voluntary lDSs Of semen stopped f" e..
JFu" sufferer from Iwu .a. n# .na-..
nai ppFer- restored fn lTs1 vi---- A.. ...r v...
VIC ms or ~e-i-alU-a aud exec. $50 -ru...
suffering from eu"r uE.Hrr.Ua lu. loss % ua..
seal ana mental power, speedily and penn
uantly cured
Particular attention paId On the b 4ea-.. .
Women, and cures guarantee.
Throat and Lung Disease Cgsa. 1E uu
remedies.
All consultations strictly CONF initial.
Medicines sent 1y express ODD O. M. parts O.. ...
country.
ONCE hours from am. .1 70 pam. -uu-a. e.
rom 3 o s pm.
seHi-dW ID. Job r-.. b. 81.
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CHkNGEE8G SALE
Of
REAL Da1 ATD.

~, TenneSsee.-D. Weaver, trustee and re-
ceivsro of Planters Bank, VS.. Albert JsTman.
D1 vhtue OF an iuteTIocutoTy decree Iur
I'D sale, entered in the above cause on the
2Oth day of April, 1875 will sell, at public arc
ton, 10 the highest bidder, IN front OF the
Clerk and Masters ONCE, new Courthouse
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The market closed quiet; sales were
300 bales, including $50 yesterday,
OF all which spinueIs took 1850 bsles,
exporters 800 bales, spectators 800 bales.
Dusty cottons quote 799ac; stained, 10
ollie. MiddliDg same time last year,
Ale,
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No. 1875, R. D.-First Chancery Court ofShelby
county, Tennessee b. z. Anderson, Com
missioner OF Revenue, VS.. Rosa Bloom.
Pursuant to a decree for sale entered in
this cause, October p, 1875, l will, on
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n DE-. BOHANNAN's
Bankruptcy sale.

In the matter of Toof, Phillips & Co., Bsnk-
rupts: 81.
pY virtue of authority from the United
ID States District Court for the Western Dis
trict of Tennessee we will sell at public auc-
ton, for cash, at the courthouse in Memphis,
Tennessee, commencing at 10 o'clock a m. on
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Tuesday. December z, 1875.

and continue from day to day until closed
out, the interest of said bankrupts in and 10
the notes, accounts, obligations, books, etc.
as per catalogues Also the lands, let's and
improvements thereon, situated in the States
Of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Mis-
souri,.
Catalogues of the effects TO be sold will be
furnished upon application at our office, No.
10 Madison street.
A deposit OF ten per cent. will be required
at time OF sale.
]. N. OLIVER,
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE,
noyl4 AEsionaee
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Under the terms, conditions and stipulaiions
Of Chapter q OF the Acts OF the General As
sembly Of Tennessee, approved March "a, 1876.
CHAS. n. GIBBS, s-
move Secretary Of State.
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Saturday, November %, 1876,

within legal hours, t the Courthouse door in
ne elty.oi Memphis, sell at public auction, tn
Inc highest bidder, for cash the following de-
scrloed real estate belonging 20 said defend
ant or so mnch thereof as wiIibe sufficient o
discharge The taxes aaju ged against said
cree, to-wit: A certain tract OF land wing In
Snelhy county, Tennessee, in the Ninth CIVIL
Lls rlci, containing go 'cres, and bounded
on John Bonds south line said stake also
being Sarah Bands northeast corner; run
nlng thence south with said BANDS east line
TO stake on <. WiliiamsS north line: thence
win said Williams north line 10 Samuel
Snowden's southwest corner; thence with said
west boundary lineto stake on
John Bonds south lin thence with said
south line west to the be inning.
This 18th day of October, 1875.
h. P.ANDERSON,
Commissioner OF Revenue, etc.
John Johnston, attorney.
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A LEXsSDER HELIA-FormerIy i, David
"A son Fill & Co.-BE1kH ASEs ANERE-
CAB sAATES. SLABS. Etc, and Agent
for the Williamstown and Franklin Slate
Quarries. The slate from these Quarries are
the best American states which have yet been
sent to this market, and bear q closer reseul-
blEnce in color, strength and quality to he
Welsh Slate than any that have heretofore
appeared. Prices from S6 50 to SO per sqJhlre,
English count. %
au7 ITO CARONDELET ST., New Orleans
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full OF horrors ia their tone-Bs will be
seen by referring to the report OF the
New York kilograms below-but the
quotations remained unchanged. OF
course the reports of weakness, and &c
lower 10 sell, had their effect on our
market, as is shown by the fact that
middling declined kc. Il is noticeable
that spinDers bought freely, ard New
York futures closed firm. Exporters
were doing very little. Private tele-
grams frOId Europe were reported to be
discoUraginR, iBstTucting buyers TO hold
of he market. Movements of impor-
tance connected with British policy were
said to be the cause Of the restriction Of
transactions. There are reports that the
storm on Thursday night played mis-
chief with coC!On; tearing II from the
plant and beating il down into the mud
of the luTroTa, in mary places.
1t Is also stated that the loss
from frost on October 18th proves 10
lie Of very serious character through
out the northern portion Of the "cOtto1
belt" The New York Bulletin, OF
Wednesday, says exporters were buy
ing, but spinneIs showed Indifference,
but the tone was weak, although hold.
els were by no means pyessiug upon the
market. The Bulletin adds: "a not
particularly enc uraging state Of affairs
reported from Liverpool, and 100 much
cotton were the principal depressing i'll
fiuencee. The receipts at the pCr
seemed to indicate 10000 bales, and &C.
tually reached 1880, which rather
frightened the longs especially SIS there
is as yet no indication of any actusl
: atcity ~ this month, and many WHO
LaG oaieiup pretty well within day
or two were inclined 10 eel out" The |
official quotations OF the Memphis |
cnttnrn nrnhanura uyara % fnllnrpa.
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Administrators Sale

OF Fine Farm at Horn Lake De pot, MfE.
sissippi aud Tennessee Il. a., I2 niles
from MemDhtg.
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saturday, November %, 1876,

within legal hours, at the Courthouse door in
the city of Memphis, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash. the following real
estate, or SO much thereof as will be sufficient
10 discharge the taxes adjudged agRinst-said
property and all costs as set forth in said de-
cree, belonging to defendant, lying in Shelby
county, Tennest ee, on the east sideOf Holly
wood avenue, between Union and Kerr avenue,
near the city of Memphis, i'll Fourteenth Civil
District; bounded on the south by lands of
francisco d Virgins; on the east and north
by lands of W. Ii. Cherry, containing about
eight acres.
This 2Sth day OF October, 1875.
... b. z. ANDERSON,
Commissioner OF Revenue
John Johnston, attorney.
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Thursday, December 2, 1875,

W, IN Dook NO. y, page SoS, WILL on
Thursday, December 2, 1876,
between the hours Of II m. and pm. at the
southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, Memphis, Tennessee, sell at public
auction, for cash, a lot of grOund, cOntainiE G
I'VE acres, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, nesr and south of Memphis, being parts
of lots 50 and 80 of Kerr's subdivision of his
1850 acre tract, part of the Ramsey grant for
500 acres. Ire property is known as the
Jacob Place." and is fully described in said
trust deed, TO which reference is here made.
The lot contains valuable Improvements,
grapes, fruit trees, etc.
The deed of trust was made to secure the
payment of the note therein mentioned,
payable to ]. d. Mcdonald, guardian OF j. T.
and W. l.. Mcdonald, upon which payment
of $50 has been MADE. Sale made by direc
uOn OF the beneficiary. DssfoeeA
The title is thought to be good, but 1 will sell
ana convey as trustee only. Equity OF re,
dem ption waived by the deed.
November 8, 1875. - .-H
nov9 WIN. M SMITH Trustee
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TIVE GENERAL MARKET was very
oujet. Corn WIS in Only moderate de-
mand. oats are rather scarce, and 4Sc
was got fer mixed. Bran Tas lower, s
lot selling at SIS. COTnHledl was almost
without demand; holders seked 81 50
E0os were firm at 2792sc. Chickens
were very dull snd heavy for small;
nice large hens brought "A %. Turkeys
are ~ fair demand, especially hne ones
~ xSIcS few were offering, there Were
ssyss at ftaua SO to SIG; dressed, l29l6c.
P1,atoes are siilI heavy; inferior, s. %;
a Iot of Illinois peachblows sold at 81 IS;
good early ro.e, 81 50 These are for lots
and are higher by the barrel IL store.
Cabbage is in small supply at = for
erates. CocoaRtts were ceiling lover,
$5ld6 8 bair,l Nothing new in pToU's-
ions, and We repeat quotations; lard Is
looking frmeT. We once more point
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r. s. JONES, W. n. BROWN
JONES, BR0wg & GO.
OOTT0N FADTORS
General Commission Aerchants,

<no .rrCnt street, nc mphIs, Tenn.
A LII Cotton consigned TO US insured, unless
n OF herwiSe instructed. Liberal cash adj
vances made on consig meats. Bagging, Ties
p"d Plantation Supplies furnished at Lowest
EczEC- rice. sepI-dW
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PROPOSALS.

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE.
- NASHVILLE, TENN, October Is, 1875.
Public notice is hereby given, that until the
seth day of November, 1875,
Sealed proposals, with names Of sureties, d.
rected 10 the Governor and Inspections Of the
Penitentiary, will be received at this otfice,
For a Lease OF the PenIteRI faFy OF Ten.
nessee for Five Years, from
December 4, Isy6,
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,GoId in New York closed at ll4}.

The following is the comparative cot
ton statement Tor the week ending No
vember 26th, at all United States ports,
As compared with the corresponding
~ ~ Easf wear.
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No 96I, r. D.-First Chsncery Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-B. P. Anderson, Com
missioner of Revenue, VS.. 1hOs. William
son, and others.
Pursuant to o decree for sale entered in
the above stated cause on I4th day of June,
1885, and recorded in Minute Book Il, page I65,
will sell at public auction. at the Courthouse
door in Shelby county, to the highest bidder,
for cash, on -
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Trustees Sale
OF THE
s'aBACOBE PLACE. -

deed of trust executed to me ss
J trustee by John w. Jefferson, on the 9Th
November, 1872, on record in Shelby coun-
:, in book No. 9, page 1885, will, on
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COHHISSI0NBR'S SALE
VI
& EAL ESTATE.

NO. s5S r. D.-First Chsncery Court OF Shelby
county.-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner Of
ReNenne, etc. VS.. Robert ID. EOna.
Pursuant 10 a decree. OF sale entered in
this cause, October p, 1876 l will, on
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-18
The Case of CowIes.

The Newton, Iowa, Independent, thinks
that Elisha Cowles's insanity is not of the
kind that kills. 1t is disposed to be rather
critical of the actions of Mr.. Cowles and
his wife, and says: Cowles's wife is half
sister to ex-Vice President Colfax, and
figured in the IS. c." Credit Mobilier
scrape. Because of this relationship
Cowles was made mail agent on the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. He
robbed the mail daily for two years; bought
nice farm near Kellogg, IN this county;
built q good house, sent his children to
college, and spread himself very largely
for salary Of $1,000 per year; and it
seems incredible that Mrs. Cowles should
have supposed that he got all the money
honestly. When detected in his crime,
Cowles owned up, and would have been
in state prison in fortnight had it not
been for his wife, She followed him w
to Council Bluffs, made him shut his mouth
told everybody he was insane, and trained
him in the insanity dodge till he was sen
to Mount Pleasant. When things quietet
down she took him home, and when hi
case was called in the United State
District Court she had political influence
enough to get the prosecution discon
tinued,
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A New Kind of Deer Hunt

On her last trip up the river, the steam
er Chauncy Lamb, when between the
Wisconsin and Minnesota shores, large
deer was espied swimming across the river,
his head and antlers held proudly above
the water. AS soon as the deer was seen
the boys on the Chauncy were alert for a
capture, but no sooner did they deter
mine on chase than they discovered that
another raft boat, equldistant from the
deer, was also steaming towards the prize
with view Of taking possession thereof.
But the Chauncy's bow was set directly
towards the deer and her wheel began
padding more assiduously while the crew
made ready to grapple with the brave ami
NAL. The chase was short one. the ri
val boat was easily distanced, and the
Chauncy soon came up to the prey. The
small boat was lowered. aud few strokes
of the oars enabled the men to lasso the
deer and haul him to the steamboat. Then
a struggle began, in which the deer battled
zealously against fate. However, he was
finally landed on deck, though not until
several persons had sustained slight
bruises through contact with the danger
our antlers in the throes of the beast. The
deer could not be kept alive very well. SC
he was dispatched and vension was served
daily to the mess of the Chauncy during
the remainder of the trip.
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Gard to the Public.
tinued,
Moline Ills Octs 10

MOLINE, Ills, Octa. IL, 1875.
To the Editors Of The Argus.
On Friday, October 18th, Harry Weston,
the advance agent of Plunkett's Combina,
ton called on the undersigned and made
contract for boarding ten persons of the
troupe at 81 per day at the Phoenix and
$l.25 per day at the Reese House. Pre-
parations were accordingly made FOR their
accommodation, but this morning they fail
ed to put in appearance. A number Of
their trunks were hauled to the Phoenix
House, but the company sought quarters
elsewhere. The same imposition was prac-
tised on Chas Reese, proprietor of the
Reese House. In fact the whole company,
instead of acting honorably and living up
to the lawful contract of their regular au
thorized agent, utterly disregarded the
same and Mr. PluDkett seemed to be quite
indignant when reminded of the violation
of the written contract. We think and are
of the opinion that the public are with us
that any company or set of men who fail
as in this case, to live up to their Lawful
contracts. are unworthy of public patron
age. This statement is made by each anC
both individually, because we feel that the
public ought to to be warned against ;
troupe who willfully violate their contracts
as in the case of the Plunkett Constella
ton. W. BEARDsLEE.
CHAs. REESE.
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Latest News.

THE DAILY ARGUS contains the latest
telegraphic news and market reports up to
the moment before going to press in the
afternoon-the market reports of New
York, Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Louis
of the afternoon of publication. Also the
latest local news of Rock Island, Moline
and Davenport. 1t requires good many
men, editors, reporters, compositors, press
men, mai ing clerks, newsboys, etc, to dc
this, and costs a good deal of money, every
Saturday night. The friends of an indie
pendent Press are invited to subscribe for
THE ARGUS and get the worth of their
money,
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A Difference of Opinion.

The Ohio Democratic Executive Com
mittee has issued the following:
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10, 1875.
To Hon Hendrick B. Wright, Chairman State DEM
ocratic Committee, Philadelphia:
The state has gone for Hayes by small
majority, The returns indicate that the
Democracy polled vote 10000 larger than
was ever cast for any man elected govern
or of Ohio. Our defeat was the result of
the most lavish expenditure of money
which ever characterized political contest,
the colonization of fraudulent voters and
the introduction of the false issue on the
public schools which excited the prejudice
and bigotry of religious hate.
[Signed JNo. q. THOMPSON,
for Dem. Elk. Com.
The Republican committee, to show the
other side of the question, sent the follow.
ing dispatch
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 49,
Hon, Henry NJ Hoyt Chairman Republican Gen.
trail Committee, Philadelphia, Pa:
The dispatch of John e.. Thompson
chairman of the Ohio Democratic commit.
tee, of this date, to the chairman of the
Pennsylvania Democratic committee so fal
as it relates to frauds perpetrated, and Law
ish expenditure of money by the Republi
cans of this state, is falsehood, and h'
knew it when he signed it.
Signed. A. 7. WIKoFF, Chairman.
j. G. DONALDSON, Sec'y,
GEO, X. NASH. Treas,
CHAs. G.. WALcUTT,
CHAs. II. MOORE,
JOHN LETTER,
Rep. State Elk. Com.
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NEnYora nEnrrrrr.

A depressed, irritable state or naina 6
q weak, nervous, exhausted feeling ,
mo energy or animation, confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
btlitating, involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork or
indiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds a sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 2S.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges, dispela
the mental gloom and dependency, and rejuve-
mates the entire system. It is perfectly harm
less and always efficient. Price IS, for package
Of five boxes and large q vial Of powder, which
is important In old, serious cases; or 81 per single
box. Sold BY ALL Druggists, or sent By mail
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