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You've WALwORTH THE PAKRICIDE.-
The Auburn Bulletin gives currency to
the story that Frank Walworth stands IN
a fair way to be set free before many
months. Young Walworth, it will be re-
membered, was young man engaged IN
the study Of law at Saratoga Springs,
where be resided with bis mother, a
beautiful and accomplished woman. His
father, who lived apart from her, having
insulted his mother. Frank provided
himself with pistol, went to New YORK.
CITY, sought his father out at ho'ei
where he was living, ascended to hi>
room. shot him to death, and came de
liberatelv down and Informed the book
keeper what he had done. He was tried,
convicted of murder in the second de-
gree. and sentenced to the State Prlsor
for life. He was first taken t" sing
Sing. then transferred to Auburn. and
having subsequently been adjndged IN
sane, he was removed TO an asylum
Ever since the transfer his mother has
clnne to him with all the tenaclty that
inheres to maternal love. A lady OF
powerful magnetic attraction. and versed
in all the accomplishments OF society,
she found no difficulty in drawing to her
side the sympathies Of all with whom sh.
has come in contact in the pursuit OF
favor for her plea and leniency for Der
son. From the lowest attache OF the
asylum or prison to the highest function
ary of either, all seem to surrender tDeir
convictions and become enlisted on tie
side of the suffering woman. The C"n-
mission appointed to examine wa!~orln
consists Of Judge Bacon OF Utica, and
DR.. Gray. Superintendent Of the Stat
Insane Asylum, and if their opinion i
to be taken, a final pardon of Walwor'h
will be granted presently. Then Wal
worth will be taken out Of the country.
and will return only when his crime and
his imprisonment are SO much forgotten
as they can or perhaps ever will be.
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KILLED IN PRIZE FIGHT. In prize
fight between two Philadelphia pugilists,
Weeden and Walker, in New Jersey,
Walker was whipped after sixty-two
rounds were fought. The following
telegram records the sad result:
PHILADELPHIA, August 2l.-Walker' RS
dead body was found this evening near
Salta wharf at Greenwich Point. His
face and neck were horribly bruised.
The police are searching for all parties
connected with the affair. A young
man called at police headquarters late
this evening and stated that after the
fight Walker was laid on a table in the
ring and everyone deserted him, and
that he hailed boat about putting OF
and got them to assist him III placing
him on board. Walker was iDsensiDle
at the time and remained so up to the
time of his death, which occurred when
half way up to the city.
Since the death of Mccoy at the
hands of Chris Lily. in prize ring i'll
New York, thirty odd years ago, this we
believe is the first fatal result from a
fight of this character occurring in the
United States.
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Because Wheeler in his st. Adams
speech said he believed in Plymouth
Rock and New England, the San
Francisco Examiner, with its broad
adherence of sectionalism, styles his
speech "a conglomoration of politics,
religion, fanaticisn, egotism and au-
dacity." And yet we are told that
Little Sam Tilden is one OF the exem-
plars of brotherly love.
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r. FRED. BROOKS. Bookseller
and StationeT,

Carson. August 90, ls76.-tf
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Two hundred emigrants, mostly
from Michigan and Wisconsin passed
Winnemucca on Wednesday night
going to California.
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In speaking of little Sam Tilden the
:. Reform press alludes to him as
war Democrat. The adjective is alb
breviated. It should be ward Demo-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-02

Tho Humboldt River is full OF ducks
and hunters are having Q rare t'ine
bagging the same.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-02

The motto of the careful Austinian
is "Get vaccinated."
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SEYnOVH STILL. DECl.IN ~.

1t seems the wary Horatio still hangs
back from the honors which Little
sam Tiiden would thrust upon him.
whether or no. The present attitude
of affairs is indicated in the following
telegram
Utica, New York, August 3l.-Gov-
oruor Seymour at Il O'Clock last night
teIeCraphed Judge Gray, President OF
the Democratic Convention al Saratoga:
- / AIN compelled by obstacles which
| cannot overcome to decline the prof1-
cred honor of the nomination tor Gov
ernOr. l cannot be a candidate for
any office" The telegram was either
not received or not made public. This
morning q committee from the con-
vention waited on Seymour and the
declaration of the night before was re-
peated. The committee returned to-
day TO Saratoga, and MIR. Faulkner OF
the committee said TO the convention 4:
&" Il am at liberty to assure you that,
under the extraordinary circum-
stances attending the nomination,
Governor Seymour feels constrained
To obey the wishes of the people who
have so often honored him.. Pro-
applause SaSSt>@
nouncement, vet the exact situation IS
stated as follows Governor Seymour
has i'm no way qualified his positive
refusal to accept the NOMINATION loi
Governor. This declaration was flnai
and will not be reconsidered, nor VIII
he consent TO the use of his name.
The adjournment of the convention
leaves it with the State Central Com
uIittee to til the vacancy. 1t IS I'm
derstood that the position Will be hiied
bv some one WHO will concentrate all
the interests of the party.
Tllden's course would seem to lndl-
cate his determination to place Sey-
mour in the dilemma of accepting the
proffered honor for the purpose OF
harmOnizinS the party, or declining
at the risk of digging his own political
grave. We still disbelieve that Sey-
mour will consent to bc used for Ill
denis convenience.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

ruyHE UNDERSIGNED b H e b Y
announces himself . candidate for The
Office Of Assessor of Ormsby County. subject !,
The action of the Repu lican Convention OF
said county, to be held on Saturday oePIeMoer
q 1876. 4. .. <iAAEA'
Carsou. August 4, 1876. I'm
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Intelligent Europeans almost univer
sally have higher estimation OF oui
country than We ourselves are accustom'
ed to entertain for It. We have beer
humbled by civil war and other causes
80 that we do not boast as We once did
But foreigners say that we must be III,
great nation Of the future, The English
Is recognized as the language which dom
mates the most widely, and America il
regarded as sure to be the leading power
Of the era which is now commencing
May the expectation be realized, and may
We be worthy Of the place thus allotted
10 ns. D. w. +.
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DIED.

CHARNoCK -on Tuesday evening, August %
1876 at o'clock, J. HARRY, son Of J. II. and SAll
E. Charnock, aged o years months and !? days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, i2i;
McCollOch street. this Thursday afternoon at fou
o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully In
vIted to attend. Intermcnt at Penlnsular.
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OHIO COUNTY TICKET.

nousR or DELE0ATB,
CAPr. b. d. DoVESER,
JOHN oEsTERLING, ,f.
s. L. BRICE,
$. l. MccoLLoCn.
JUDGE or COUNTY COURT,
wM. ERsKEE:
sHERIPY,
FRANCIS A. BRITT.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
7. J. HUGUS,
ASsnsoR-cTrY DtsrMcT,
CHAs. A. HELMBRIGHT,
AAiEaoR-cOuSTRT DISTRICT,
CAPT. WIN. A. Mccoy.
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AMERICAN RESIDENTS.

1t is the lot Of goodly number Of our
people to dwell in Europe. They make
pleasant acquaintance here and have
some advantages. But l have yet to meet
the person whose home has been in the
United States who would not prefer q res
idence in their own country. And ! have
known instances in which, although the
hope OF return in life was almost ex.
tinct, the desire ut least to be buried in
the dear old land beyond the Atlantic
was inextinguishable. No doubt some
thing Of the same feeling prevails with
all who are strangers IN strange land
But think that It is peculiarly strong
with Americana. When we see other
countries we may recognize much in
them that's excellent. But the result or
the whole is to heighten our appreciation
Of our own land as one ofthe most highly
favored on earth. H.
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The religious condition OF Europe ia
by no means that which could be desired
by those who have this cause at heart.
The forms OF Christianity in most coun.
tries arc maintained at the expense OF the
State. But they seem to have largely
lost their hold upon the affections Of the
masses Of the people. In Roman Catho-
lie countries l have gone to the Roman
Catholic Churches, and in Protestant
countries l have gone to the Protestant
Churches, and seldom did l find them
filed. In some cases they were sadly Va!
cant. l have seen vast churches built at
immense expenditures ofnoney, and ex.
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REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CoAAFrIAH
HtuhiHgton DIItriet-John Habbcraeld and ste'
p'Ws adSeT2wm. F. stIiel and B. B. Doyener, Sec'y.
CIdy-W. r. Peterson and n: B, =. Wright
URIoa-L. c. Rockwell and ": u: Rose;
t;.niTs-John II. Hubbard and T Z. M0iiat
Rs6tier-Wm. II. Travis and Henry sehmni-
"" Ri:ehi.@john W. Schultz and s. L. Brice.
RLt4iand-M, L. Hill aud WIN. North.
Llb,Tty-J. d. Whitman and a. MeCulioch.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM
IN OHIO AND MARSHALL COUNTIES.

Notice Is hereby given that we shall, pursuant 70
decree Of the Circuit Court for Ohio county West
Virginia, made and entered on the Sd day Of June,
1870, In cause In chanccry pending in Elid Court,
wherein Henry K. List d complainant and Zacha-
riah Humphreys administrator and others are de-
PENDANTS, proceed to sell at public auction 70 tho
highest and best bidder, nj the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
FRIDAY, the cd day September, 1870,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", the following de-
Icribed tract Of land: "rommencng at sugar tree,
corner Of Lewis Bonnetts, N. 7515o E. 1872 poles 70
fallen elm; thence N. 23So, E. poles TO white
Oak; N. 4OIsso, Z. g poles % 9 stake II piIe o.
stones; Themes N. 755So, W. 3S 70 two sugar trees;
N, s9o W, 50 TO red oak; 8. 3S1S' W. y stake
where II. Shepherds corner stood: then y SQ1SS
W,70 10 stake near where white oak stood; thence
s. 70, E I47 to place Of beginning, containing one
hundred and forty-eIght acres li4sh" being the
same land conveyed 70 Zachariah Humphrey BY
John A. Good and vile, BY deed dated March g1h'
TEEB OF sALE-one-io cash, balance In
three equal payments at eight, sixteen and twenty
four months, with interest from day Of sale, and 10
be secured 10 the satisfaction Of the Commissioners
DANIEL PECK.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Special Commissioners.
WHEELING, W. Va, August IS, 1876. AUS
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MARRIED.

PAULL--PARKER-o Wednesday, Angus
2Jl, 1876, by the Rev: II. Appleton, Mr.. GEoRGI
PAUL. and Miss LIEZTR N. PAnKER, at the resi-
deuce OF her cousin, Mr.. Isaiah Warren. neal
BEidEeport, Ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and In
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, dc, will send recipe that
viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send seli-addressed envelope 70 the
REy. JOSEPH T. ISMAN, StGti0a D, BitIe HoGis
Eas York Guy. ~ fs29-eoddw
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FOR SALE.
nUBIiIc sALEoF VERY DESIRABLE
ISLAND PROPERTY
1niepdipa 10 remove from the dS, / wilton
? n f,ptn Az Abg,,Ut 1Sih. isid

intending 10 FCtdovc from the sy, ] wilton
friday, August 18Th, $50,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A; NJ, At thS tFSnt SSor
TonsS and IOt, al new and In good repair. siEa
a lct atty feet fronting on North Elm street and
running back one hundred and atty ieet % f9 Or
ttrtet. There Is also on tho lot SeHAf1te from ny
TSin huildIng, a very convenient Wash HOUSE and
ali necessary oulHulldpg alP fourteen me = , snSd'
and II M nurrhaScr Ehopld desire be can build
one q two hodSSs So'thOy VIII iFont on the cas-
ta SS 81 NJ ia SsS tS md place ] win offer Ic
for nc situated on the west ode OF south btoau
way, below Mr., s. p nIldreths, and one Oh ~, ~
fnist lots on the Island y eornering On ~ st q
md on The street. Size Of lot 60 feet fronting OF
BrosdEay and running back $50 feet 70 the alley
Said iot has several One bearing apple tres On IL
THEIs-On0 third cash on day Of ale, hlAn ~
In tvo equal paymentGat one and two year., VIII
interest from day Of sale, secured " deed OF uuS
on the property FOR tho payment Of inc. r1rr
], G, HERyEY, AuctI0neCT. aul9
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DOR RENT
ctTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
y TY AND COUNTY CouDr.
Clara V. McNulty, with W. A.
McNulty her husband,
In Chancery

James NJ. Ewing, Jr., Elizabeth
Richardson, with W. B. Richard.
son her husband, Mary Blggs,
with james II. Blggs her hus. In Chancery.
band, Emma Z. Peck with Vim.
Peek her husband, james II. EW.
Ing and Kate Ewing, heirs tlaw
Of william Ewing decd, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the aid
VIM. Ewing, decd.
By virtue Of the authority vested IN tho under.
signed by decree entered In the AboTe entitled
cause, on tho day Of June, 1870, 10 the s1id
County Court, the undersigned, special Commts-
koners, win sell at pablo auction, 70 The highest
bidder At the front door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, the Soth day Of September, 1876,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock 4. ",
Tho following described real estate, situated on
Wheeling Island, 10 the Cltyof Wheeling, state Of
West Virginia, that Il 10 nays Lots numbered forty
three tl3), forty-lour tt4), and the westerly one
half Of LOT number forty.hy0 l5), In that addition
10 the city Of Wheeling known ~ the addition tc
the city Of Wheeling laid out BY Henry Moore
tTustee Of the estate II EbenezGr Zane, deceased.
In such parcels Is may best suhSerye the Interest,"
Of the parties.
more as the bidder may desire to pay; tho remain
der In two notes at nine and eighteen monthsWi
interest from the dayol sale, 10 be secured In such
manner rs may 10 satisfactory 70 the Commission
er8. TItletO 30 retained until the purchase money
Is all paid. PANEL PLS6 and ox
W TT uATTrp Auettonnor nu2l
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NERVOUS ExHAusrIoS.-A MEDICAL
I'M Essay, compiling series OF lectures deliver
ed al Rahn'S Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
the cause and cure OF Premature Decline, showing
lndisputably how lost health may BE- regaincd, az
fordIng clear synopsisoi the impcdiments 70 mar:
riAge, and the treatment Of nervous and physical
Price &c. Address tho author, DR. l.. J.KAHE,
office and residence 81 East 10th street, New York.
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REPUBLICAN sTATE TIoKET.

tuovERSoB,
NATHAN GoFF, JR, Of Harrison
SUr'r OF SCHOOLS,
En-. CRAGo, Of Marshall
AUDITOR, .s.
CM. snINN, Of Taylor.
TREASURER, E -.
MOSES FRANEENBERGER, Of Kanawha.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wood.
voV JuD0Hs or THE SUPREME COURT OF APPRALs
FOR TIE RULL TKRN.
W, H. II. FLICK, Of Berkeley,
3, L. BERKsHIRE, oil MononsAllA.
vop IupdE or The suPREMH COUNT or APPEALS
TO HfIL TtIR VACANCY
E.A BROWN, Of Jackson.
ooseREss-TIRsT DISTRICT,
HON. c. F. SCOTT, Of RItchio County.
ELTcroRs AT LARGE ron WEST VIRGINIA,
COL, WARD H LAMoN, Of Berkeley,
HON. c, W. SMITH, Of Cabcn. .....
ELEcToR.PoR YIIsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT,
HON. D. F. PUGH, Of Tyler County.
ELEc1oR PoR T1iE THIRD DIsTRicT,
COL. F. B. HAssLEH, Of jackson.
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ouisite as specimens Of architecture, but
with only . handful Of worShippers in
them. The masses, especially Of the men,
were on thestreets or engaged in performs
ing work or in seeking pleasure. ] fear
that ndiferentism, formalism and sceph-
cism prevail here even beyond what We
In America are in the habit OF imagining
Socialism and mateEialism are in many
quarters sinking their roots into the soil
and will be apt sooner or later to bear q
vast crop Of bitter fruit. Europe needs
the Gospel to-day 10 insure II against an.
afchy az we'll % to minister to the spirit
ual necessities Of the people.
EUROPEAN EDUCATION OF AMERICANS.
There are some Americans who send
their children to the Continent OF Europe
TO be educated. I have long feared that
In most cases this Is 0 great mistake. A
visit to this aide Of the Atlantic confirms
me In this opinion. The effect is apt C
be to instill into the minds Of these you'll
principles and to cause them TO form
habits which, to say the least, are not IL
harmony with the genius Of our insti
tutions: II their home was 10 DO ii
Germany or France there would DO lea
cause TO object to the education which
| Is thus impaired But the best place fol
American youth to be trained for active
lie Is in America. The only exception
which I would make Is in favor OF those
cases in which q special training Is de-
sired in certain branches. There art
parts Of science and art, in which som'
OF the institutions over here are far ii
advance Of ours. They also give instruc
| ton in matters which with us are total,
neglected. Where, for instance, in tn
United States Is forest culture taught
And yet ON account Of our foolish.ant
ruthless destruction Of trees It will sool
be needed. Our sons then must come L
Germany to learn ii, or we must form
schools for ourselves. But, except IL
order TO obtain instruction which canno
DO had at home, let our people send thei
. children to our own schools and colleges
and not to those Of Europe. A mere yisi
to this part Of the world seems to dena
tionalize and demoralize some adults.
/ residence Of years on the Continent a
the period Of life when character is form
| ing Is in all ordinary cases mot likely I
be for the highest welfare OF those VIII
are Americans by birth and are to b
Americans by residence. II our yout
are sent abroad for an education far ratt
Or let It be to Gaeat Britain than TO III
Continent.
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specialties for Families.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
>~~~-S~-~~~>->~~->-~~>r--s -
For Sheriff Of Ohio County.

Tho friends Of THoMAsP. sHALLcRoss will
support him iOr sherlat the October election, moi
SihO cadllatO Of packed Convention, hut as the
candidate Of
auR THE PEOPLE.
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r AIDES WATCHES, &c.-our stock Of Ladies'
| i Gold Watches, American and Foreign, Large
and varied; also our stock Of Gold and Silver
Watches for gents and boys; elegant assortment Of
Jewelry, ornamental and plain Clocks Solid Silver
and silver Plated Ware; SPectactes, Gold Pens, DC,
at It03 Main Street.
EB-special attention given 10 repairing
b, aus oATOBY a DuFFIELD.
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nrrtulcAs STATE cExE.A. COMMITTEE OF wrs

A. W. CAMPBELL, Chairman, Wheeling.
4. II. LOGAN, Treasurer,
", J. W. C0wDEN, secretary,
], T, H0KE, Keyser City.
], s. CUNNINGHAM, st. Adams.
q, d. COLE, PaIkersburg.
d. III, WILLARD, Point Pleasant
q. VI, ATRINsON, Charleston.
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, LADIES, ATTENTION.

The Ladies Of the First Presbyterian Church aIs
urgently requested 10 meet In the Lecture Room
THIS CThufa1Ay) EVENING At o'clock, fer The
purpose Of tanIactIps business In which all VII
leel an interest. aus
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
nIRsr pREsRYTERIAN CHuReH.

WTANTED-EARNEsT MAN ToTRAyEI
w Liberal nlsEZ and eIpSnaes g e g laai,, lon
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


\ NDaIIy except blhdRy.
II. tDaily except Monday.
X tStenbenyille Accommodation traln dur
linz dc day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when rcguI-
Cd d sherman House, Rtnayille, West Wheeling
nd Gravel Hill. ..
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NORTHERN GERMANY.

We have traversed schleswig. Holstein
and the region toward Berlin. The
country is aat or slightly rolling, and
presents little OF special interest 70 the
traveller. It is in theregion Of the Rhine
and In the central and southern parts Of
the empire that the treasures Of art and
science, Of historical association, and Of
natural scenery, are chiefly found. But
our journey does not now carry us in any
Of these directions, -
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WAR.

Europe is cursed with the constant
danger Of war. The effect Of this is 10
necessitate vast military expenditures.
The nations are burdened with the taxa.
ton which is required to meet these out
lays. Business Is everywhere depressed,
soldiers are TO DO seen at every, turn OF
the streets. In fact Europe to-day is a
great military camp. The end Of this in
all probability must be near. The ma
tons cannot heal the constant strain
which is thus put upon them. The state
Of the Continent is like so much finder,
to which IL is only necessary to touch the
fame at one point, and il will soon be
all on fire. Where the conaagration will
end, or how, no man pretends 10 foresee.
It looked for while this summer as II
the Seryian instruction would precipi-
tate the great conflict. Even yet this is
possible. The condition OF Turkey and
her defenses is that OF arunning sore.
France Is biding hertime. Indeed q great
war Is universally expected. The only
question is, when will Il commence, and
in what way will the nations side In the
conflict. The most sanguine only. ven.
ture to- hope that the eyil day shall be
postponed, possibly until the present
Emperor Of! Russia, who Is friend Of
peace dies and the heir apparent who
hates Prussia, ascends the throne, and
lets loose the dogs OF war. Thank God
that America has no grudges to settle
with her neighbors, and needs no. to be in
constant apprehension Of the outbreak Of
hostilities, in which she willingly or up.
willingly must share,
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ITHURSDAY, AUGUST 2i, 1876.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TlCkEI.
YoR PRECEDENT,
RUTHERFORD .?tiAYEs;
OF ONO.
vIcE PRECEDENT,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER,
OF INV YORK.
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I like the order which prevails here.
Every man knows his place and keeps y,
not Us matter Of necessity, but because
he regards this as proper l love the lo-
erty and equality Of America even more
than l did before this visit to Europe
But liberty and equality with US are too
often practically employed as aaording
license for rudeness and disorder. We
could learn much from tho Europeans in
this matter. -.. o.rl f.I1 IN ia
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. ". II. nALLER, Auctloneer. au2l
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PARKS AND GARDENS.

Music also Is here wonderfully popu-
iarized, l am sorry that II Is closely as.