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daily by the many beautiful suits they
have turned out this season. II IL safe
10 assert that whenever you see any
one wearing n uicelitting, we'll
made an cheap suit, that it comes
from Il. NJ. Kahn d Bros, aud why
this IL thus, ~ because they exercise
the greatest care In selecting the latest
and most approved styles, and their
goods aud prices satisfy everybody,
Having been In this city since in
fancy, they are well qualified to know
the wants OF this section, and their
constantly increasing business IL the
best proof that the public appreciate
them.
We commend thls reliable clothing
establishment to the public, where
those contemplating buying can save
money and get better goods than
anywhere in the city. We simply say
visit lhis popular emporium and ex
anime their stock, aud our word for II,
you will be amply repaid.
Remember-E NJ, Kahn & Bro, the
cIolhicrs, corner Elm aud Lamar
streets.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proclamation
by THE
Governor Of The State Of Texas,
To All to Whom these Presents
Shall Come.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WHEREAS, The underslgn d, heretofore
elected Lieutenant Governor Of Texas, for
period OF time not yet expired, having been
not fled by Goverusr Richard Coke Of his
resignati m OF the Ofiicc Of Governor OF the
Htntr Of Texas, Ia tnkeclfect mt q o'clock AIN
this day, and requested 10 be present M his
constitutional successor TO receive 80 session
OF the Executive oiiie, Us records aud mr.
chiycs, 1t said hour, and
WHEREAS, AZ the hour aforesaid the said
ONCE, with rs records ard archives, were
duly delivered = the undersigned.
TIEREFoWE, |, n Ard y HUBBARD
do issue this my proclamation, and inform
tho people strcxas that nj . O'Clock H.
this day, did assume the Once Of Governor
of Texas, made vrclnt by the resignation OF
Governor Coke, nnd will henceiorth dis
charge the duties, and exercise IN powers
pcrta ming thereto until my successor all
have been constitulionally chosen and In
stalled.
In Testimony Whereof / have hereto
signed my name rnd caused the Seal OF
state 10 he anKcd, at the city OF Austin.
THIS list day of Dec 'mber, A. u. 1876
(Slgned) RICHARD Is. HUBBARD,
BY tho Governor Governor.
(slrnedJ j. q. sEAHCY, Sec'y of state.
deoB-it
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4 TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
MIR. q. q. Patton Accidentally Shoots
Himself while Out slUnting ana Dies
from the Effects OF the wound.

Mr. q, q. Patton Accidentally shoots
Himself while out nuntIns ana Dies
from the Elects OF the wound.
On Monday evening about four
O'Clock Mr.. r. G. Patton, formerly Of
this city, was out hunting prairie
chickens with Mr.. Dave Castleberry,
several miles from Fort Worth. The
two gentlemen Were in buggy, and
on coming to n fence Mr. Castleberry
got out to let down the fence, Mr..
Patton remaining, standing IN the
buggy, proceeded to load one barrel of
his shot gun, which had been dis
charged Il short time before. He was
left.handed and was forcing the charge
home, when the other barrel was dis
charged, the load entering his head on
the right side at the earand coming out
on the upper part of the head. He fell
ont OF the buggy on to the ground and
was carried to Fort Worth. He lived
but u short time after the accident,
which is supposed to have resulted
from the piece being left cooked, and
80 went oil as DESERT ed.
Mr.. Patton was well known and
much esteemed here by II large circle
OF friends. He leaves young wife
and child to mourn his untimely end
Mrs Patton Is tbs neice OF Mr.. w. g.
Randall, prominent merchant of
this city. Mr., Patton had recently
been engaged in business In Fort
Worth. The unfortunate affair has
cost quito gloom over the entire
community.
The remains Of the deceased were
brought to this city aud buried from
the family residence last evening, A
large cnncourse OF friends assembled
and the funeral cortege was escorted to
the cemetery by the knights Of
Pythias.
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street. Mr.. Morton has taken Mr.. Ed,
Q. Smith into partnership, and the
firm will Hereafter be known ns Nor
ION Il Smith. If.
80 f'Iowcday's bakery IL the place to
get the very best Of bread, cakes, can
dies, etc. This IL the old market
Bakery $50 long celebrated for it,
good bread) removed to 700 Main
street, few doors west OF the Lamar
hotel. u
Yesterday morning about nine
o'clock a small house opposite Young's
school house, on Young street, caught
fire and was consumed. The liremen
y ere out in force, sharp; the East Dali
las Hook aud Ladder winning by n
length.
--As you go to the poslollice walk IN
aud see how cheap we are selling those
fine oranges, lemons, Malaga grapes,
and the large lot Of nuts, raisins, figs,
and fancy candies that we have just
received from New York. Orders
from the country promptly flied at
De Stefano Bros, I'D.
"A neglected cough and h0arseness
leads to death. This new principle
cures coughs, bronchitis, colds, asth-
ma and consumption, DR.. j, III. Me
Leans cough aud lung healing CLOS
bules. Trial boxes, twenty-five cents
by mail. DIR. J. Mclean, 3li Chestnut
street, st. Louis.
The street railway TO tbs Cedars be-
gins to take shape DR., 9, Il. Kel.ar IL
back from his 81. Louis trip, where he
went to buy what IN required for il,
The cars will run from opposite the
LeGrand hotel TO Commerce, out that
street to Ervay, and out Ervay Ia
Browder's springs.
There was n rumor OF an abscoDd'
ing pos.0llice clerk aud registered
package Of $3.50 being using. The
clerk, the money and II young woman
are said to have disappeared simulta
ne0usly Friday night, Silence reigu'
at the postoilice, and no inquiries
elected any information.
The original French John has Tho
finest display of large shell oysters
game Of all kinds, the choicest cuts q
beef, mutton, veal, pork, etc, also sal
and fresh water fish, shrimp, poultry
mill, shoats, aud in fact the very hes
Of everything the markets of Dallas
Shreveport, Galveston and New Or
leans afford Go and try him ant
Judge for yourselves, I'm
The Ccntrals freight depot pres
ented yesterdaJ n good idea Of The
enormous amount Of lreigh,ing beinl
do e. Cotton, agricultural implements
groceries, dry goods aud bales of buffalo
hides, were piled up everywhere il
process Of being shipped and received
The only wonder IL Mr.. Gaines il 10
raving mad from The bother and hurry
and the demands upon his patience
time and labor, He gets through The
day Gmoualy, and gives general salts
faction to the many of interviewer
"wantiug to know, you know"
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AL NnIICe.

You ARE wanted to inspect pictures
OF the citizens Of Dullns, at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms,
over State Savings Bank. These pic
lures were taken by Malone IL Co., Of
81. Louis, Missouri, and are pronounc-
ed 10y artists to br the finest ever intro
duced into this pact Of the country.
Malone n Co., make it special busi-
ness of copying and enlarging pictures
in oil, India ink, rnstile and crayon.
Room . open from II. m, to p. m.
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a HERALD reporter took walk yes
terday through the cotton yard of the
Elevator and Compress Company, and
found everything in the most perfect
order. The arrangements for receiv>
ing, weighing, marking, storing aud
shipping cotton are perfect. The ma
chinery of the press works smoothly.
Five hundred bales u day can be put
through it. The convenience for pre-
vention of fire are all that can be had.
In the grain or elevator department,
everything il in admirable working
order. Mr.. Hugh Rainey, the presi-
dent, has done an immense amount of
work In periecting all the details OF
the institution, His twenty. five years.
experience in the cotton yards of New
Orleans sands him in hand. He is
fortunate in having our old friend
Charley Green In the counting room,
another one of the cotton veterans OF
New Orleans. 1t ia gratifying to note
the complete success of this enterprise.
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Harry Jacobs will buy anything. IT,
See Harry Jacobs, you want mon
ey.-tf.
THE HERALD c0ngratulates Mr.
Hugh Rainey, president OF the City
Elevator and Compress Company,
upon the arrival of Mrs. and the Misses
Rainey, welcomed acquisitions to our
community, from Ne" Orleans. Now
that our old friend is no longer mem
Der of the Lonesome Club, his pray ers
are desired for the brethren left to
mourn his promotion.
Money, money, money, money.
Jacobs, Jacobs, Jacobs, Jacobs. tt.
The highest price paid for old gold
and silver, at Harry jacobs, 5O6 Main
street, If
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Tho Reviva, II, tnc baptist church

Closed Monday night, and Major
Penn, made his farewell talk, aud eX-
pected TO leave to-day, but ut the
earnest request of quite number of
uuconvcrted persons, he will remain
aud continue the meeting for their
benefit.
This demand has been made 10y n
number in person, and by others in
writing. The interest at this tine is
better than any time during the meet
ing, Monday night four maze pub.
lie profession OF faith in Christ, and n
humber OF others were seated in front
Of the white flags for prayer. The
morning service yesterday was large
ly attended, and the Interest greater
than ut any time during the meeting
except on Sunday. Those who are
simply willing that Christians should
pray for them, are invited to take
seats on coming in, In front of the
flags. You are invited to he present.
q. W. RO iERS Pastor.
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The Arts, Manufacturers and Conn
EIercc,

Some Of the finest specimens OF the
art of painting, put up in plain and
elaborate frames, musical instruments,
from IL Jews.harp to n cottage organ or
grand piano, plain or mnssive lurni-
ture, stoves, aud household goods OF
NIL kinds, billiard or pool tables aud
fixtures, as well ma all kinds Of dry
goods, notions, hard, Tin and crockery
wares bought for cash and sold Mt auc'
ton, at the auction house OF D. D.
Booths IL Cot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06

A meeting of the I, C. 7. association
will be held Saturday, December q at
1880 p m, at the Secretary's office, in
the block opposite the Lamar hotel.
All members, as far rs possible, are ex-
pected, and all commercial travellers in
the State are invited to be present,
dec2dlt ii. II. TABOR, President.
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DissoIutiOn--N0t 20 our Friends
and the Pnbiic.

The firm of Morales " Bonmati, here.
toiorc engaged in the cigar and tobacco
business in this city, is this day dis.
solved by mutual ccnsent-Manuel
Morales continuing the business in his
own name, and at the same place,
", MORALES,
nldSt N. B0NMATI
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Ahead OF All Competition In the Cloth.
Ang Trade.

This Is very applicable to the enter.
prising clothiers, Il. NJ. Kahn n Bro
first and formost to open the fall
campaign by the introduction OF an
immense stock OF fashionable cloth
ing for men, boys and children, to
suit the desires Of everybody, the APP
probation Of which IL being attested
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ua,Iet, Davis - co.'s Pianos.

Grand, square and upright, took the
first premium at the Worlds Fair
Teachers of music and others are invl-
ted to call and see them at Austin's
jewelry store, 5Oi main street, Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-06

All those indebted to II. G. Bohny,
are requested to call and settle, Those
who do not pay in ten days will gel a
full receipt through the columns OF the
Dallas newspapers. H. C, DouNy
nov25.dlw
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For sale.

An Ames' engine thirty-horse power,
and steam pump and pipes, all in good
working order. Apply to
PAT MULLINS,
nevl2-im Opposite City Mills, Dallas, Texas.
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PR0CL- AVIATION
BY THE
Governor Of the State Of Texas,
To all to Whom these Presents
Shall Come.

WHEREAS, the people Of Texas, in the
exercise OF their sovereign power. have
heretofore elected the undersigned to the
Of1iCo and authority Of Governor of Texas,
for "A period OF time not yet expired; and
Whereas, ON the FIFTH DAY OF MAY, A.
u. 1876, the Legislature Of Texas did choose
the uudorsigne" To represent III part the state
OF rexas IN the SENATE OF THE UNITED
STATES for n period uf six years, cOmmen"-
ing on the Atm day ut March, .S77; and
Whereas, preparatory to entering upon u
discharge OF tho duties of Senator in
the Congress OF the United States, |
have Med In the oflice of the Secretary OF
state II paper declaring my resignation of
the office OF Governor, to take effect NJ
o'clock u. m, on this day De cmber !, 1876.
Now, therefore, 1, RICHARD COKE, GOV
crnDr OF TeNls, do issue this my prOclann-
tiop, and mako k own TO my constituents,
the quaiflCd voters Of the state Of Texas,
TINT do this day, Mt o'clock II. M resign
the Office OF Governor of Texas, and cease
further to discharge the functions OF said of
flee, aud that | do deliver At said hour the
said Office, with its records and archives to
Lieutenant Governor Il. b. HUBBARD, my
constitutional successor.
In testimony whereof have hereto signed
NV name Il caused the seal or state to he
affixed, at the city nt Austin, this list day OF
December. A. u. 1876,
by the Govcrno~;
RlCH'D COKE, Governor.
A. W. DEnERRY, Secretary of state.
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PREEERRED SPECIALS.
For the holidays.

You will find it to your interest be-
fore selecting your Christmas present,
to first call at 70i Elm street, and exam
inc IL, Langes stock of jewelry,
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Handsomest line Of watches, je,
elry, silver and silver plated war in
the city, at prices that defy comp IT,
ton, Webb, sos Main street.-tf
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24dSt
Trade sale.

One hundred cases Kellogg's baking
powder to be sold AT public auction
without reserve, on Friday morning,
ten o'clock, by J. q. Booth 4 Co., 403
Main street, I'D.
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Ready made dresses - 80 10 $40 each;
CIoaks n to $40; Hats to match suits,
ut A. A. Pearspns, 800 Main street. If
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" nutesi,

One hundred second hand heating
and cooking stove, 10y j. q. Booth d
Co,-.Ad.
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OUR GOODS ARE TIE CHEAPEST.

yIincof Wash oDl ~
4 line q ~
ISelpS. best NpntI
Iincn ImCr
rempl %
large lot
Cas,mers Jeans and Celebrated New Bauns Gods at Great Bargains
al drensU
a neof and
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CITY BUSINESS.

Rot and cold gath. AZ wilson's, NJ"
asa Elm st-.at decv hdl
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Unprecedented!
Unparalleled !
Unsurpassed

INTERESTING INFORM TO CONSUMERS OF Adj KINDS OF GOO
owerth than other house.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Donnelly is catching blae blazes all around 9
the democratic horizon. and parucu'afly IRON
The e;sueu1;Sentinel, for drawing votes :, en-
ough from the Democracy to beat Wilder.
BosA. Donnelly did nothing Ct the 5la 20.
The returns show that II every vnse poiieo lol
Donnelly had been given 10 Wilder, strait
would have been elected by over 3, 900 majority
THE Minneapolis Tribune.
The LIE oueur Democracy sold Wilder
out and helped to elect Strait, and now
they are trying to cover up the,r lrac IN
Democracy begin to see that they were
sold out when the Hastings convention
refused to form any coalition, on any
basis, with the Independents.
The 1000 majority tor Strait was SIM
ply carrying out the plan OF the men who
said .sbetter to reflect Strait than to send
any man to Congress not sound on the
money question, 1t is the great ques'
ion of the day"
! Wilder died of hard-money.
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STATE OF MTEEESCTA-COUNT or
RAMSEY. District Court-Second judicial
Jistrci.
r. x. sta.eler, Pitt
VI. y suMl1Cps
james FLOYD, Def.
THE STATE Or MINNESOTA 70 the above
Ess-ned Defendant.
Yoa arr .1erebv summoned and required to
ansver The complaint in fhis action whica Il
filed III the 0ice Ut the Clerk of said Court. ia
the City 81 St. Paul, Ramsey County, Mime
sots, and " serve copy Of your answer to tlis
said complain. on tie Subscribers. I. :i,e.r
Office I'm HsClnng'f Block in the Ctr of 81.
Paul, County Of Ramsey, State II Minnesota,
within twenty days after the service nj thig
summons upon you, exclusive Of the d. Il
sach service, and If yor fail 10 answer the Aaia
complaint within the time Aforesaid, the Plain
til IN this acton will take judgment agasnst
ron for the sum Of ak hundred and seventy
six dollars End 44-ioo dollars, with intsest Ut
sven pr CENT. Yer annurn or the sum Of
szs6 81 100 from Mar It'll 1876, and interest
1pon the snm q 500 from November 9Th
1873, 1t The rate Of seven PR cent. besides the
casts and disbursements Of .fas action
Dated November I'd, 1876.
EKwfg h GnyYE.
Plaintiffs Attorsy, * Paul, MINI.
l2i-7t.
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The American Centennial 1875.
Wheeler & Wilson Victorious.

AGAIN the Wheeler 4 wilson triumphs over
tie world The Centennial Commission nave
officially Announced the awards for tie Aer
Wheeler aud Wilson Machine two Diplomas of
Homer ard two Medals 81 Merit. 1nis Is =
donhle victory, and the highest award which
il was in the power of tie LsEt-npia. author
ties to isestow. NJ ether sewing machine IT,
ceived snch recognition: More ttan thirty Of
the hest p1ndnceEs Of machines in this and
ether uYtriss entered for competition, and Il
rhisaieI paia in 1916 81 FierlTs. in 1873 and at
Paris IL 1867, 81 hesier K Wilson !ss43 the list
After q careful, rigorous, aud exhaustive ex-
animation. tae judges unanimous = decided
sAss the superior sxcs.lsDcn Of sAeS4 machines
deserved more taaa 0ne medal or crr.ozrs.
AMI consequently. thfv recommended t~c o.
zach Ins CeEtsunsas Commission unarisasus-
iy rz.ide1 the action & the judges. and the
pubic viii indorse tie oe-issaE q thsss ahiess
CT mechanical experts. a claim of equally
distinguished honcw for arr other ewing
racnsre u only an aitsr1rs to noodwink The
people. Keep lie following. vhleh stamps
the New Wheeler 4 wilson a. tne Standard
Sewing Machine Of tia word
frora tAs 0ftes1i Egert.
AWARD TO WHEELER & WILSON
J. Eaa1zl and Diploma fer s.The New
WhsessT * Wilson seEin- Machine fer taa
ALLOWING ssascrs:
a iock-sFIteA .aslng Machine unszss-
Fas-@1 II ne fms worknazsshlD of il.
parts, graz originality, great a6ap.aaia-
~ Y Gsssrsl. kinds Df work both II
elcaa ard lssEnsr, beauty Of stitch, -z.e
@ni Eap'dIiv q motion, and completeness
Of display
2, Aedai aid Diploma for aThs New
Wheeler x Wilson Saving Machine" ;cl
Leasher, for
Superior QUALITY cf work Il, Leather Stitch.
sYre- p
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Cooper polied 22i3 votes in Kankakee.
Illinois,
Iii some parts OF Illinois Cooper ran ahead OF
Tilden.
Cooper polled about 600 votes in Detroit
Michigan.
Greenbaekmen cast very influential vote in
Michigan.
Hon. H B. Wright, Greenbacll-Denoc,atic
nominee fer Congress n the Twelfth PennsYl-
vania district, was elected.
Hon William 4 Phillips aud Hon. Thomas
Ryan, two OF the newly elected Kansas Con
gressn1en ere green backmen.
A rni..- IT, sharcinc
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Fagihaufl mas met with great misse'tnus IN
tue aslructjon of tha Grange mill located Al
tl.At pace. There were II Go bushels u wheat
and bJa9 barrels IL -four III The mill, a.. rIFa-
"a TIE loss vii ram many deserving i.s.7l,
besides throwing aGlloeT cut 81 wcTA. ls.s'
loss vi. rsach $50 .1el. With only sl0,1o IN
Suraaoe RECORD and Union,
I: was sc, o. fire. probably by men
who though. tho farmers had no ri-Et 70
trv Ia Improve heir condition
And ves ,he FOOLS viii no. see TIE
truth, but continue to vote fer their OPP
presSors.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

The official count Of the vote Of Iowa has
rat vet been received, except from Pc k county
which appears below. Tie indications arc,
however, that thu republican majority is about
30 00o The tudependeu, vote cannot yet be
stated. Polk e2untv gives Cooper 49, votes;
Mon county 40: Greene county 80, Wood
bury county 100 Propaoy there were te, 10
twelve Thousand men in lhe state who nd The
hardihccd toayUW thei opinion al fas polls.
Woodbury. county sava Nj Alc(lsady, the ~
dependent oaugidate TOR secretary 9f skate. 81 ,
votes--a handsome compliment to IN able and
honorable man.-Ths Patrons He.pes.
Che lime will come when the men who
voted To- Peter Cooper in 1876 will be as
proud cf thtlr record Is are now the old
abolitionists who voted tor Hale IN
lN52
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Adn.ceYs ot is former mathematical professor
q. dartmouth co1las cite, rs . proof oil lis
1ooaalrfoi rir Il calculation, ghAi when As
i. scent h Europe pc .stimated his expenses $50
= .ecsr. IS taat us book enough money e psv
8 AZ his a.s and returned with ole cont IN hls
- pocs
!. Thcre area good many In the United
Y States 7vithou arg wonderful gilt Of
e calc1auou.7 who nave reached the saue
{ daancis condition ~ tho Dartmouth
! proiess3r-~, and that $50 without gong TO
Iurcuc.
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Strait has u. more votes IN this county {,

Il Strait has ~ more votes in this county than
he ever mad before. Having proved
himself the popular rsan, as wei as the use-
fpl man, there is good reason to presume that
he viii be far the most prominent candidate
Tor election two years hence. So he must not
obviously put his hand on pap Thache1's
shoulders any more, for behold We now nonli-
nate him Tor fourth term Farmington
preas.
- AL very pretty, but We put the pro
pbesy on record that Martin $. Chandler
Of Red Wing will be the next republican
candidate for Congress in the "a Dis
trict and very popular candidate he
VII be. too
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Ncntotl -ag. II. NJ, 81 ON. rsso,us-
s1u passed tse haus' to-3sv lussructiuS Goa
.isssmea % use their influence 70 seclyy a
pa4suan4u- resumption 81 specie payments As
early as Jssiaur, So
That's r.rht. gentlemen. rs tae
most republican OF republican states,
Vermont sloald demand specie resnmp-
uaa. The bloody .bir." is laid awsy
a. mould and stink, aud The seal issue e.
sic campaign comes to the front Ja-
cover vQur batteries. gentlemen.
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ably received as many votes in the United
States as did John r. Hale in 1852. Hale was
really the first candidate OF the Republican
party.-Fort Scott, kansas, Pioneer.
al over the United States we signs OF
fixed determination to keep I'D the In
dependcD dent party. Peter Coopers
10000 votes are a noble foundations to
build on.
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ph .adelphia IS taking up the ots vr 5prd
t.mes sud utlprins is quite lastii,. Sow that
tae e., position Is ov r. iaiiures aerid's sale,
ana t-.a liz, a7s the dominant feaiGr on t.e
eilv Everybody knows hen tha show won. 4
close Gp cu, tire n.ao..on was greaiar tilaa .he
up,l anticipated. ? he centennial ma after
i4l grove g nave been Is curse, tns.-at e. a
bess.u., - She Quaktr eitY.
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