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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-10-12

people beware. Let bigotry ant intolerance like this gain foot
 hold in our land, and the bligh; and curse of sin averaging God will come down upon our country. But we will give the extract and turn from the revolting thought. Here 1t is as clipped in full, comments and all from the Charlotte (N. C.) Democrat: "An exchange says that large Hayes and Wheeler meeting, composed of whites and blacks, was held in Cincinnati on the 2lst inst, to get up enthusiasm for the radica. ticket, and here are specimen resolutions which were introduced. Let them be carefully read and then handed around and talked about. We want every manjin the South to know that Hayes friends in Ohio brand the Southern christians as 'murderers' and 'hypocrites, their religion as 'mockery' that they will go to hell,' and that their churches are the refuge for murderers, as they were formerly used to deceive the world in re- gard to the infamous lives of the slave moDgers.'
 People Of North Carolina, the vote O. your State may decicc the election in the nation. As North Carolina goes so goes the country. Can you read such sentiments about you and yours, by the Re pablicans, Tn open meeting, in Hays own State, and hesitate an instant as to which side you will take? God forbid!
 Here are specimen resolutions. They referred specially to the Hamburg riot which has been proven before radical judge, to have been brought on by a negro mob firing upon and killing a white man. Read for yourselves;
 Resolved, That tile perpetra- tors, aiders and abettors of those murderers should be hung, and we demand the life of NJ. C. But Ter and his confederates, &c.
 Resolved, That the lands, goods and chattels of those mur- derers ( Butler and the white peo- pie of Hamburg, ) should be sold 10 maintain the families of the murdered.
 Resolved, That we believe the Democrats of the United States, where such cutrages arc perpetrated, are incapable of self government, and should be put under marshal law.
 Resolved, That the machin- cry of the majority of the white churches of the South are run in the interest of the oppressors of an innocent and helpless people, and we believe majority of the members are hypocrites and will go to hell for failing to observe the most obvious .prccepts of our Lord Jesus Christ.
 "'Resolved, That we believe the religion of the white South erners to be mockery, and that the church now is the refuge of the murderers, as it was formerly used to deceive the world in re- gard to the infamous lives of the slave mongers.'
 Further comment is unnecessa ". Will white Southern men vote for candidate of a party which tolerates such sentiments?
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-10-12
"THE DISRUPTION" !"

Our frlono newman, Of the Fine Bluff Press, seems to experience some difficulty in making the proper distinction between the relative rights which should in justice be accorded to the seven counties which went for Cravens, and the ten which went for Stuart, If each of the counties had been entitled to ouly one vote, and if the member of Congress from the District were to be elected by these counties voting for him as Counties each with one vote, then we will grant that the Cravens counties should have succumbed to the Newton Stewart counties; but such is not the case, and in so much as the delegates from these seven counties represented n.a- jority of the democratic voters of the whole district we contend that they were entitled to rights which were denied them by the Newton Stuart counties, and when they refused to go into the nomi- nation of a candidate upon an un- just basis they did just right, The nomination made by them is as regular as the one made by the other faction. Neither was it necessary for them to show that ALL the Democrats in their coun- ties were Cravens men. They represented the Democratic vo- ters of their counties, and having instructions for Cravens, 1t was Dresumable that the voters of their counties were oyerwhelm- ingly Cravens men. Bro. Newman asks:
 Are you sure that ALL of the democrats of these northwestern coumtiss are in favor of and will vote for Col. Cravens in the face of the fact that his friends with drew from a regular Convention? If not, can you approximate how many democratic voters in these counties disaprove of the action f the Cravens party? If brother Battenfield will tell us these things, we will perhaps be more enlightened"
 We can tell you, Garlic, and with pretty good assurance that you will find us correct, that there are just enough of these demo- cratic voters who are in favor of Cravens, to send him to Congress on the 7th day of November.
 We believe that many men who would cheerfully have supported Judge Stuart, had he been fairly nominated, will now support Cray ems, simply as means of record ing their disapprobation of the at tempted injustice by which the Newton Stewart coalition endeav- ored to get the upper hand of him. It is now question of right and wrong, and all who are fully into the merits of the case will support Cravens.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-10-12

desire and prayer of an oppressed
 South is for this consnm4atior
 there can be DO doubt But w
 give the comments of the Times l This seems to deserve specia
 attention. It comes from guar
 ter from wbi,a we have not here
 tofore received much encoura ge
 ment or sympathy.
 The country wants peace. This
 is the feeling deepest in every
 Southern heart. It comes from
 every class. It is alike the wish
 of the laborer and his employer.
 Every business interest needs it.
 Wherever the religion of God has
 its altar it's sincerest prayer is, "let us have peace"
 The nation wants peace for it's own Sake. Without it the occu- patton of those who stir up strife would be gone. They might cry aloud in vain. A prosperous and contented people would never heed their ravirgs.
 The people are tired of strife. It hlnders the revival of the inter- ests upon which we depend. Re sentiment retards progress. The memories of the war arc bitter, but their perpetuation will bring to our industries no thrift. Sec tional hate is the foe of rich and poor. It paralyzes the efforts of the business man. It renders fruitless the energy of capital, and the sinews of industry. It has governed the South too long. In it's results the fairest portion of the continent has been well nigh given over to desolation.
 The situation of the nation is one of peace. The policy needed Tn the South is not military but practical and sensible. The de- mand is now for rulers who can address themselves to setting the wrong right, not for men to set squadrons in the field. Men want to forget that one section was ever the foe of the other. The reduction of expenditures are more demanded than orations about Libby and Andersonville. These sentiments are growing in the North, and let it be remem- bered that they budded and bloom ed first in Boston at the Centen- nial celebration of Bunker Hill.
 There is every reason why we we should have peace between the sections. The expenses of gov ernmcnt are heavy. If the South were prosperous it could take the proper share of the national bur den. It would willingly contrib ute with generous hand to the proper expenditures of the nation.
 Through our prosperity the load of the West will be sensibly frightened. The North, which is now struggling almost desperate ly against prostratlon and busi ness embarrassment, would soon find the needed relief. The con tinuance of the wrangle is wanton to the thinking men of both the mighty sections of the country in their efforts for harmo- ny and good will. Without peace there will only be a com mon misfortune for all. Where there should be plenty, there will be poverty hard and pitiless with out it. the harvest we shall reap will be that of the whirlwind.
 Without peace there can be no general reform. Disorder breeds and strife fosters corruption. The soldiers who fought the war, the citizens who paid it's expens- es, and the true statesman who evolved its policies, all believe that war to be ended. If the Ad- refuses the demand of the people North and South, it must and will be overthrown and destroyed.
, 1876-07-19
Jnlan0ildIe Dfpefhfu.

Toronto, II. Suit. Gin polni-
nilder Suoe, Mpers, wurbe a"citern aui
Den Geloadt fin uerbaitet. 0iamantcr
ira @srtbe bon 500, 200, wcl6e er BE-
li6 fibrte, seitoblen Su baben. Mal
nlmmt an, ooB sr bieIelbcn innerbalb bel
Der. Staoten entipenoete.
SbreDeport, 3d., IL. Suli. 9el
&eo @iper b0yts in Der Somitos Hab1
auf Sa itei9en uno itano, ols er lsiut
9robte 96bs errci9ts 6 3ol bo6er, als
sur 3eit Der srpbtn Il, berI6wemmune
in 1866. Sn Der Dersangensn 9la9l
trot oas SobwoiIer 2 3o1 suriid. Sic
gilenbabnen in Ger um9essno boben ieil
5rcitas feline 3ase bsforocrt. Ser 81.
tag Der 8ei0doisuns fann bis isst md
ni6t obsci9dst lperoen.
NewO Orleans, IS. Suli. Ser
1rtbur Mtoric, ein Sobn oes Wertorbe
ncn profelors g. S. ., Wtorle, fic,
leltern BON Der Ylatifotm zines Glen.
9abnpasens a!uiihtn oicHdoer uno ,pur-
oe lIbellaDren uro onscnblidli1 9et6btet
Ser 9ppf wuroe pcllItanoi9 pum&umpI,
trennt.
, 1876-07-19
Garo1 ai(de nad)rihtsa.

2s6eins6eiu. Ser II. SUM- tpar
ilr Rbsinsbeim Elm Sag bes Shrtdsns.
Worssns in aller Tribe ertonte BET
Shrsdensruf, baB Der 0fb.iusamm auf
6assenbeimer 9emartaus 9ebrohsn isi.
llno audi balb wdlstsn iid bic Nlutbsn,
allies niebsrreiBeuo unb NIT iih fort.
aebnienS. aber bic 6.uren. galo brsi,
tsteu lid Die 5.utbtn obsrbatb bss g..
ienbabnoamms Ibsr cineu Tbeil Der
Rbeinsbeimsr @emarfaus aus uno
p%raltsu nit furdtbar.r @sualt s.sen
ben @ilenbabnoamm an. Gun ertSnte
Die Sturmslode unb bic Bslpobner bon
Hbsinsbtim eilten Dem Oammt su, UNI
wonS.lI1 benz iar9terllAsn Clement
&inbalt sn tDuu. aber umTonlt! Die
reiBsnocn Dlutbsa ourdbradsn otn
SileabaAnoamm nus ftIrsten nit risli.
ger 0twalt eem Orts una benz anbersn
Ibcil Der 9emarfuns 3u. Valo fan.
ocn Die uisocr s~sls9sncn @alleu rno
Odulsr inter Wa1er uno bic Sewobner
Iltldtetsn utl Den boberaeltseaen Sira,
BEN uuo piulsrn gu. Oas Haner
uubs %iortwabreno uuo bis 9tad)mttta9s
4 ubr ltauo Der gauge Srt, bic tod)it
stlesenen Yldse uno @ebau0s, !. y. sit
oslrdc, oas Barr, oas 9fatb. 0as
Sbul', bas @altaaus gum 26psu uno
nod einise anocre Sanler enssenom.
ner. unIsr Walisr. Da trua cine
Ututter ibrc ldreisncsn @inOsr burb
SIC 6lutbsn, bort fitbrle nlan &rante
luf 8asen una 51liieu ben nod i@reien
9ouleta nnO P,asen ~, turs. otr In.
lid wer Gin n.dt su beI0reibeaoer.
9e9en A6ens fin9 bos Waller oil 3u
iallen uuo man atbntetc ,uIeoer leitter.
abtr Nadt5 eessn IL ust wn9)s eas
Soller wlcDsr uis MorJcul sesen 2
,l9r crtonte obermalS bic 5turn,Qtode.
,Sn Den b~Jntcrsn @alfeu mnliem Wlsn.
ben mo Gbiere crtrintcn. eenn hire
)Gnltr l%tir5tem sin", srlAou ber Shre.
uuSruf. 0tun elite allies nit 8abrieu,
zen 8a9cu, Den yeoransten IN uno ret.
.tets, wenn aud maabuial surd) bas
5enltcr, Die 8eorobteu mo ss lit t.iu
Uttaldeniebsu gu b.flagsn. ant IS.
tis9 OaS Baiier bis se9en Wittas uno
Ger 9anSe Srt, cen &lrd)cnplas nit
ilelner nm9sbans aussenommen, ltouO
inter @aller. Ifit Shtien fubr man
ourA bic @aiim uno SlraBsA, woppn
nan6s ssaea 3 Mster bod inter WuiT.r.
%l!onOsn nnb bic 3anier, zines eingsitdr3t
aub siui9s hsm Ginltpra na5r, rastca in
NhauerlttsY g..ieiEs II Dem 96aGes
, 1876-07-19
&n9ianD,

2oubpn, 10 Suli. Scr Murquis
bon @pnpnsbam itarb 9eitern i'm II.
2ebensjobre.
2uro @propn erfldrte gel tern i'm bri,
.iItcn llnterbauis Die urludm ieiner
&eliouatipn als G%ommilIdr Der Dfent.
4iden 8outen unb lcine 8crbinoAng nit
ben Yieroebabnen i'll 2liohpn. Sic gr-
fldrung wuror nit elyemsinen Ssifaa
aufgenommen.
2oro Senlp s, 6. @nrban, Der Com.
milidr Der DIIcntIi9en 9auten unb Wer-
fe, bot leine &elisnaiion ein9erci1t.
, 1876-07-19

l0sYs- THE CIRCULATION OF TIM
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEVIS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-07-19
EHrfet,

8sI9rob, IS. SuIi. Cine ierbil6c
9ipilion lit in bus 5bal bon StplittSa,
suil9en Nopi @oSor mo Mid einee=
fallen. Sic ginwobner oss Sba=
leg iGlieBen li0 sen Serben an. Gin
Tier per0isniliGter SsriAt iteat Die
betI1ietenen Zen Gerben un9iinitisen
9io1ri1ten in Mbrebe unb e1flart, Gen
Sldernoi II lei ,peoer umSinscIt, nod
gel6lo0en woroen. Gen. OlDmpie be
ri1trt, BOP Die Siirfcn a%liehtbalbei
fiisdteriide @reusItbaten periiben. 81,
Muttsr bts 6iirlten Milan 1T 9eraoe in
@iir5bers in Soiern ssiiorben.
onoon, IS. Suii, Gin Gorreippn.
bent aus go%nItnntinopel meloet, oaB Del
@clunObeils5ultouo ocs Sullans 9roBe
8slor9niIIe errcet, 9erislbe bal it'd Don
Der heftigen @emiit0s GrI1iitrruna.
usl0e bur6 ben Selbtmoro ossSultans
MbouI 9IsiS uno bic grmorruns bss
&rie9sminiitsrs peruriodt murbe, nj,
'ulcoer pollidnolg crbptt. gr 1T 9dnS.
lid nniabi9 Ieiuen WmtspFidtsn porsu
iteben, uno es Derloutet, oaB SDmpio
me BON Sirn= Grweihuns an inn ma6r,
genommeu wcroen. Wton 9laubt, haB c,
in <r6em obbanten, uno Den Shron on
Ieinen 9rioer Mboul 9ammib attreten
10 70.
8onbpn, Is. Suli. Golgcnhe De-
peI9e ipuroe beute aus Mien empiar-
gen: 9as Mcmoranoum Gumdnin's
5dblt Die perihiebeneu Yunfte out iiber
wel6e jenes 2auo Gin freunoI1nftli1ce
GlnperfdnbniB nit Der Surtei su erlon=
gen wiinl@t.
Sic bouptid6li9itsn berlslben Iinb:
Ole 3uloiinn9 eines rumdnii@en @cfa' D.
ten in Con ltantinopel, melder Surisbit=
ton iibsr ale Mugele9enbeiten, ipel9
rumdnil1e untertbonen in Der Siirtei
betreiien, beliBen lol. 9ie @rleoiguno
Ger Streitisteicen in 9csus auf oen Be-
iibtitel Der 2onau. Snieln; Die NbiGIie.
buu9 eines Yoit- uno Guslieferul as
0srtraees; Die Mnerfennune rumdni-
i6er &cilesalte, unb cine &cttifSiruns
Der @ren5e OIL Der Minoun9.
@riehenlanb bat Der oeutl9rn &e9is:
rune $4,000 @susbre obSefouft.
Cine 9epsl6e aug @icu msloet; 9os
Dif5iele Sournol in MOntcnesro ertlirt
often, oub Der Sirit BON M%ontenesrp
Den Gries auf eisene Tanit gu fiibrcn
beatii6tist uno feline @aiun5 nit Ser.
bien einssben wirh.
Gumdnien bat Die @robma6te be-
no6ri@tist, oaB Itine 3%iifuneen nnr
aur Si6eritcannS ieiner @yen5en betric-
ben ,uerben.
2onbon, IS. Suit. Cine Miener
0spclte melbet, baB General Sl1eria=
jeff sinen b0bsrcn OffiSier absel4idt
bat I'M Die rnilil4sn 0ercine anfSnfor-
, 1876-07-19
neurfe ielegr. pfps(bfu.
Qefreid.

aoubon, Is. Suli. Cine 9epel6t
ous Mirn meloet, BOP ,pdbreno beg 9e'
ftriocn grbbeters cine ,uellenfIrmise
g%eweeuns Der Grboberfld6e wabrsef
nommen wuroe. Sic @loden ouf Den
Girhsntbirmern puroeu i'll S%cipe9un9
aeIcbi unb Die Sduier in ibrsn 5unoa'
ment geriittclt.
, 1876-07-19
0resn's maarenlaeer
uubEabrif BON 6aar4rbeiten,
(etab'irt 1862
o>. "a

(etab'irt 1861
gfe ter s. H. iuirftr. Stidmpno, So.
McSe. uub Strumpf Waarsn uno Sdnb.
*"He "ae @larsn au aaBsrpre entli9titis
gen vrsiism.
G,u ps,crtercs Stentple- . epartsmert
Fit 8,iasn- Ispa,teme' I. SriHen fir IS 81.
an errpaaeu. bic tiaiaTsu i'm Qante
Tie b'nisfse St,6 eretsr svsrser ~ee,tsf.rt. Tanner.
arasen fir 5 Gts., Z teGnate,n . ets.. ieieene &a6pfs 10
St.. as Due.np sc etc.
Stsmp'lr 8 &is. Der garc. jsbe Sreite
Gin eet ,mpsltsr Iei mel uno rim astempeIiss Sant
itdt isfe Se i'm, mslde % yarb ftsrp elm last.
mi II 0b&tISS QN. @recr.
, 1876-07-19

bern. Die bsripro6ene 5alfe on Wtann'
16oft unb @elo ab,ul3ideu, e6e CO gu
fpdt iei.
5elim 8oIda. wel6er i'll 5alem cine
eeidloHen ,uar, bat ii6 ourd9e'1losfn,
uno 1T nit gerlult ieines @epdds uno
lcincr Muniticn nu6Dlplfar entfomm'r n.
9erben ioa ben @robmddten heosn ct
boben, bab es bsreit lei, nnterbaltun9en
in 9eaus auf einen 5yiebensatl6lnB en-.
5utuipfen. Oeltrei6 uno &lBlano baben
Wlontenesro als trie9sfii0renoe Mc9t
a%nerfannt, Gerbien jeonb Die @nertsns
vDailp Neips" Ia9t, es Dirb eemcibet,
bob Gnelnno li9 bereit crtIdrt fat, bcm
@srtrase Der Safer unter 8%ebin9unsen
bei,ntretsn, oorurter Die Grboltung Der
Siirtei, es lei osnn, baB Die 8ropinSen
i'm Stonbe likb, ibre 8cfreiun9 lelbi.
berbeisufibter.
9r. Sisraeii lsste seIiern Na2mittas
cine &epslde bes britilden @eiunoten
in @onlontihbpel Dor; oielelbe bcoauof
Die in 9uI9arien bon ben Surfen periibs
ten @eluaalttbatcn, Io9t jsbo1, nab ois
oerDHentlidten 8erihte iiber oielelben
ibertrieben ieien. s. pdren feline 0tai:
lenld!d6tereien porsefuasn uno bic Drift
Ii@en Ginpobner 9riifcu freiwilis eesen
Die Scrbsn at Den Woffen. Sic 2ppa=
litat Der 4riiili6en lomobl lpie Der NH
bameoanilben untertbanen Der Siirfel
lei auberorbentlih.
, 1876-07-19
Dir TnhkmrA

1T b%eittnatat. has san;s bisberise Setlusrfobren unts
auitoben. Die. Sur wtrb bur6 bas fosenennts
NobbaO rnb bur@ gintsbtnen Don Sobpnlner
ibcen @te bot, NJ tief fe Iiest, unb su sletder
3cit seigen te bic aebenstraft bes Wtenihtt en-.
Saufsnbe tinb In ben festcn spet Sabren In Der
rporben. Inter ben Gebetfien ~befin6et f9 pieIe
Mer,te nnS Mpotbffcr.. 0te aobb1ber untsrjbettsn
ii3 pom auperen gaoerl bobnr4, eab lie brett ant
BITE 6rattBeit einwtriei, u b ben franten StoI ents
fern,I, In Del9er Jprm Ct ou4 but 8ori9etn
foHme. ste irb Elm 8erbrenrun9ss ober auSi9ets
bunsssproceb. Der srantbeiisftofe. Sober 8rant.
pir6 bel Der anwsrbnns bi.isr ane i~oaniasen ieiu
BELT lit, 10 1t er mirtlid unb rabitai s.heilt, pdbs
ren6 mad Der bisbertsen Petlmstbobe bic MititI
sew6bnlt1 eeidbritder finb oils bic 3rantbeit{elbh,
nnb i4 5itsrs ~ sanses 3ssr iseunSar.r Srants
.Dbelsi9 bic sy4saber que arantbsi!cn. inn.rtiS
nnb d,tberlid, ~furiren, 10 inb bod BITE @trtunset
bet folseno,n 8rantbeiten, b~efonSers penn lie fi5
Toa IN asstsn,3 altsnss SshnDsn' sans SnnSst
turtrt. Satss nmb Ennsenf@lOinsfad)t ,pirb,
S%cfoMoers bet iunatn ssntsns y, Y. trit.i stSSStays
mafi3inuS wereeh oft febr. i4ntu. et4etlts
.benio aneens nnb DIR ntronfhettea, ionis aas
snpbistttfd)e arant5stten tn iebsna @raoe. pei
aassrsu srent9st,ss; Ssd =, Sis Miresns Y eis.
pIbsltds 1. Edtbors. Sur sin Bah III btHretdeno,
Inn S.bea uott Der s%8irfuna sn ibsrSsnssn. Ma.
eenfre1s nas big ios,nannts earn ss:f
mnrSen aeh,iIt Hti lsstsrcr x~rantbett sthen, rs
Qrosent Sss 3udsriiOAss nit isbs'a Babe BIRD ben
r;e sobss unb einht6,hs, snlnsr mtrbsn naS
febsm 0laS In. eatbs b~erianot, Der Yrtts bes
eabsspulpsrs ~ S2s Der bes Ginns9ns : pnlpsrs
Al. MSet IdHt lid cine Stoidire l5er BITE eobsiA
h. etsttf9sr oSfr osulibsr SpraGe i4tdsn.
FIR. Gauchfuss.
- "a GsontOn Cir. (Boz 1so9)f
Sem 9ett
, 1876-07-19

girsinia Stoats<1a5etle
tas,,es tsraussssebea s0H
9oba o. pttH'
wo. s 3mSlite straee.
8ibmonS,S a.
sub{ertpttprS @retSe.
Ein Sabr % .o
6eGs Wcnate o. on
Dtei Wonate
49, $O75
&tn square, eth I'M. IL
Gin Ssrare. iret SHat IT'S
&tf SaRafs, sfa. On
@rSs.re anseteen wert.~ dts'r bsrf@rtt.
Ndt pber pentser 8eii'r p'Ibsn stnen Saaart.
aue gn,stsen fnb tint gsrars ta sabfen.
Sic aeituua wi,b IN Gt1 mont une ufis
asaene BON bem 7rGsern tar IS Ssnts per
9Scde ausestrnaer.
, 1876-07-19
~ u q,
,as amertfanilae SHUTTER fir Gisb

w. ~'">'NNIE< O"'*N " 0'T
Oicie IRiihung cntbdit fem NrIeuif
poer ucraiftet: Stoffe.
Is trinat cine retde 9aat nab bat aranftei
TN BON 6anbeu me9.
0,eier Nrfifel bat unter rtutf an0ern Homen
Muuber petri6ist 1T ben Giebbeetbeh bon
0rrB 9ritIarrn;
ts II etn ie.ter Sadmsa unb srS'u3t s,guntss
6lsil6 tsiri @ieh.
10 t~eiDrosrt hen MaGstban, prs iunssh Sic.
htY.
. Ssrtautt Die Gpsiltn anb srssust lanss
Wple bel Sboofen.
SIR gtwsiae If es stn Wistel, wedges 6ran!
teitsn ppn ibusa abbdit.
80 rsnist has 8lut Der pfsros, &intsirb
II {. u.
ieEu .el aebsitt an eisfsm Gutter, SO ssrbin.
bert Gbciera unb Dermthtt bee xtSsI Don
Glern.
So Miro In Scent pafslru psrfauft. Die
@jebtaa d8ann eiiuIgen Iluo febr leiht.
Blt 1 Rite 81 sob 100 Yat.tei
= Q Z Sob 300 4.
a 10 Hob 400 i
Anberi 9une, Iabrilont.
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III iniIt 8i d NJ D u ;, Oh.
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81 iSsrbdnbler nno SersetIbnei0et
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5errenfteioer umo llnterfleieer,
go. 1908 @aiu staBci
swii6en fer l4tn une 15tea @trase. al
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-11
PROPOSALS
FoR 8AI.E,

A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSE,
n No. l54 Sixteenth street, in first class
condition, This house Is very convenient,
suitable for either one or two famil es. IL
contains eight rooms, and has water all
through it. There is a good stable on the
premises. For terms and further partlcu.
lars enquire on the premises, between
and o'clock in the evening. II not sold
before July llth, IL will be offered al public
sale on that day at 10 o'clock, at the Court
House. JOHN r. McNAbb.
iu2lra
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-11
Notice to Water Consumers.

OoK OUT FOR MUDDY WATER ON
4 next Wednesday, as the plugs WILL be
JNO. CUMMINS,
superintendent Of Water Works.
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4 TIE mos. astopislI5g folly Of the age
Is tin Of dastor named EVANS, who
has neo*efS Nav York fssn PaFis
hopsug to rsise NORM enoush' shereSiith
to build mouuneut lin France te the
memory of fhe TfencAm who helped
America il the revolution. EVANS
ought to know that no people in the uni
verse talk so much about building monu.
ments and build so few of them as Amer.
leans.
GRANT feels very properly
aggrieved at CLUSTERS death. 1t &C.
CURED in such manner as to turn pub.
lie sentiment rather bitterly towards the
President, who so recently put his splsy
foot upon him. The good man can only
find relief in continuing to deform the
revenue service and liberate whiskey
martyrs. .r.
A CHUNK of wisdom from the Albany
Argus: "The assumption that one man
controls the German vote, or thelvot OF
any other class of people, is absurd. No
one would make such pretense with
regard to the Irish, the Scotch, the
French, or the native born American"
Mr.. SCHURz would do we'll to make a
note of this.
The great and perhaps fatal mistake
made by the government was in not
arming the troops with Quaker guns to
match the policy. There positively is
danger that some of our red brothers
may suffer injury from loaded weapons
in the hands of careless soldiers.
OUR NEW .'UNCLE SAM"
..Reform" is the cry sounding loud thro'
From Maine to the verge of the West
From centres Of glory and scenes Of star
walton
The word is no longer jest.
our country has suffered long pillage ana
pluuder
While trusting each wolf. hearted lamb,
But the chains we are wearing we'll soon
lear asundeT,
When led by our new "Cncle SAM"
Let Grant pack his baggage, and Babcock
attend him;
Let Belknap 60 join Billy Tweed;
Let Blaine get his champions to cheer and
defend him,
And send Us $ ,me letters to read.
The tide OF destruction that runs through
witt, 1u truth ruth and Reform we will dam.
And on to the White House with Liberty's
band
Well march with our new Uncle sam!
His record is proud, and his banner is
waving
Beside the bright flag we adore;
craving
For men Ike our leaders of yore.
The Empire State sends out her champion
SO true,
AS strong as war.waging ram;
He needs but your trust, and he'll dare
and he'll do, ....
Let rigmarole spouters and swindling
shouters
Stink OF with their business undone;.
Remember your duty and look not ior
Witt Tiiden our fight will be won.
Where wrong deeds are rampant hell
soon raise storm,
And OF Justice he'll ne'er make sham;
He knows but one maxim and that is
Reform!
SO che err for our now Uncle sam!
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Farm for Sale.

WITH THE INTENTION OF RETiR.
w ing on account OF age, will sell my
farm, situated In Dover township, Union
county, Ohio, on the Marysville and Della
ware pike, adjoining the town OF New
bower, ON the Delaware and Springfield
railway, go acres, 20 OF which Is In high
state OF cultivation; balance timber, All
good barn, fruit, good water, soil black
loan, making desirable farm. VIII sell
In one body, or To suit purchasers. For
further particulars call on or address
MORGAN SAVAGE,
ies)egrb New Dover. Union county, U