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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-24
herse I'Aelsry.

Wellington NJ. Brown and Loyal
II cahoon arc building ! cheese fac.
tory near the l'oweis brothers Some
nino miles south and west VI Ceoseo.
They are located In ono Of The hes,
grazing districts Of northern Iowa,
whore pure water ia Abundan, and the
tassurags good. Tho farmers about
there ars preparing 70 supply tho
factory with milk. nearly all of them
having added dairy animals during
the winter. Tho factory will be un.
der the management of Mr.. Cahoon,
who conducted tho Orsian factory las.
summer, and who has Nh en.iable rep.
usation for skillful management III the
business.
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Guardian Sale Or Real Estate.

Wnarss3. VII ftsaA Ell ~ atlsf III fiv
tits IA tpufa u t'pseta pht, lp~a
tasls ~ tis OH las 81 tass isfa aHA VI
subsequent utief ssil eantt NJ II a ~
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ptsl hall III thr sassfh wfAt garter III trs.
tinh as IL township ainsstsninrt 18th ~
fanse htssen wesl IN the .th " hflthF
ing 10 the minar heirs. l5~.ra \. Ahi
Nasgasv, y u'tnhnar l. ] n Ne'esrr
tlsarsi.sn II the property II AL minnss
hereby give natirr tLas | will aii ssli lie.
serihci lanis ri rahlic sale Ia ttsnf II Tho
tuHri isaa.. ipuf iii frvaen III vail rsnn
II IN the SRI hay II Arfii, 4 y lssB at
e'elnek r y VI sid DAY. upon the fellow
Ink terms sa.wit e1nn ersh. md the hal.
amer rsrsh's hs note In seven wears With
Interest, payable annually II ten rer cent
Ter snham, with attorneys fees, secured ~
mortgage - sai4 lands ig.a
J Y WEBSTER. Guardian
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erEc,AL NOTICES.
u,ll)ol, nov Loaf Hov Re,lo' A

a 5ast eahiishssi mrs. salsinn n ltr,
nrxtsesssii's Celebrated E.sas ~ Ne
yvtaAleal eure lwlshaat msdis Inc n
1psfmAtsftkwA W. ssMinsl NsaAnn.s tn.
suisnsars S~,ninsl l.assrs int nsrnrs Asn
vi ANd Physical inesrasist, imfelmtns.
- Marriage etc slse, ,'tsnsunriian. hi.
ispAy aaa fiia, iniarrd ~ seif ihlnlrsnee
- SERIAL vsHavar.nAe, 49,
rsiss, In b sealed snssthre. esiis sis
seaM.
fAs celebrated Auther. In This Al,aifaiIr
HAsAy. ti~wris demonstrates. from thirty
,eArs' ssrssssfal rrsrtiva. ,has ,hs alarm.
lae Consequences NJ trlf.shuse tnfv u fai-
tsAily cured without the dangerous fse ~
tatAtMai medicine ar the ArrlIta,ipn n ne
1aigsi rsintiHg ont tuuin iii rnir Ht n.sfr
ample, eertatn ani rhrrtnai hy reans N
which every sufferer, m matter Whit his
esadiiiets nay hs. nas cure himself ehsaIis
WivAtciy, Asd radically.
- This Lecture should Ls Hi ihr hands
q svsry yessh and every MN Ia The land
osat nader seal In plain envelope, "
aay address. postpaid. Oh receipt " ~
oeate or swo post staiMrs
Addseas the Publishers. sffHi2
y. OnUG MAN 4 SOW.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-24

WHVGUWeVs - WoUsVs
Jo,srn WALTON, Plaintiff
"
Henry Metnry, Eliza lirinkmirc. Chris.
tlnn urinkmirc. a, y, Wright. Lydia 4.
Wright, q II Il T.. j Mel 'orn.iuk and
Conrad Parish. Defendants.
10 tho Defendants aLusc named
Yoa are horch, notified TINT On III hrfore
April III. 1919. there will he on file In Tho
Office II the Clerk III the District ennrt, Ia
and for she rnuaty " Howard, ftate u
Iowa. n petition IL rlainii1s above nnnei,
claiming Of yon the said Henry Ntfiyr
tho sum Ut eaDN md iGisr.st III ten lei
cent per nnnam, from My -, .sft. IL.
H.ihpr viii, Nv PEI cent usrcss Oh sail
annual interest, from !. time an' times
,ail annual inter 1, became .lne, on ~,
rr1l,il.s"it rsteH Alsa asking decree
1Ot luf* ,ssnfr Ill II iiund fut irrl mil
| ~ ..ays AMI Christian Hrinkmire. II i
rart u lhs SOUTHEAST quarter u 1eesipi
| b. in township ~. Range 10.
M personal claim N made against nj.
defendants Wright, Mc.urtnluk IL Parish
And Tint unless yen appear thereto nne
defend before nupA ~ tho second In, q
4 ihe nski setm III The aid rnuri arppintrs
II b. held Il, tlr teilrt !ipusr Iii NH
County. commencing Oh thu ?tth day 4
Altii tr1i your .lefanlt will hs enierr.
md II Is.iH,nskt rendered. against yeu there
i 81, w necurLAnes With tho PRAYER of ~ai
petition.
i. II 4. GOODRICH.
1'tt Ally fof elaInsihs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-24

NuvtvAl1es tJNshmpHu ShvN UAbeock
was saved through the prayer. sent W
for him from Washington, tho day b..
fure his Case WAS ended. Ii there |,
such praying band In Washisgton VI
thas. u could find remunsratiys em.
Payment from that olhsr Prs,inp
baud just new uneartbed II Chicago
and Of whom Supervisor Mann. pLi
Wadsworth, A, q, IIssing and j. u.
Ward Aro representatives
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-24

fhs advertiser having been permanently
eersl VI ttist dread disease. Consumption.
~ simple remedy. n fnsipns To insk~
kas~a - tis fsliow sufferers the n,eans II
are. To all Who desire II, hs will .suI n
Opy u ths prescription used, free ~
charge with tho directions fer preparing
ed vsIng The same which they Will lind 4
esrs surs tor seasnisp iion. Asil,ma. Bran.
sAitls, 10. Parties Wishing the preeer,r.
Nos viii plssss address. Nsv n. n Wilson
aoA Pen IT., WiiiiAusburgh. ~ s. smG
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Errors " Youth.

u GENTLEMAN who Suffered FIR var.
"A from Nervous Debility. rernhiar
ussay, aad all the effects of youthful in
1lessssion will. for tho SAKE ~ hinrrin
haMAAisy. send frss % I'll Who nrsi II
Ne rssslrs aud direction for making III,
SIMPLE rvusdy by which hs WAS cured
ososrsrs wishlnk u preht by ihs sdvrr.
o1sss sxpsrivnce can 10 ~ ~ addressing
10 rsrfsst runkissee. Jshs II ogden
- us1sr street, n r. smG
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-24
VALUABLE HEAL HNTATE TOl,
AA1E

] will sell my improved farm. si,u.
alsd IN Paris md Now Oregon town.
chips. consisting ~ 30 actes.
I'll under fence. cord l,uure
and barn. with 23n acres under cult.
yasion. will sell Il all together o. will
divide Into twp farm; onc fourth 81
purchase money down. and the bal.
~ 10 suit purchaser.
Csseee, Jan. IL. 1870.
Il02 FRANK Gi'iETTE IN.
- Pnr partieslars enquire u W.
II. Parkinson. crssco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-24

A. II WAR and ~. treating of ouv MI.
tory and government. varied soil aRA ell
mate, vast mountains. iakes, rivers, great
sities Aud manufactures, wealth In ImiNefs
Al.. internal improvements, free schools.
wonderful achievements agriculture, soH, |.
mefee, huAnces. ent.o-Ities, etc. u
NptC ntltd View ~ this M19n1y
vMnn 90 Nation, Wlchey 11oMs.
erMlC0 Nothing like II cAsnns, i.arre
aiac, low price, Agents wanted ar.ekLs
Terms sAAy. Address iluanAAn kaes. 30
Lasallr ~, Chicago, m 12.t
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Original .1'OStre.
Henry Araold, Plaintiff,

u. Friend and brother. Defesiants.
To ~. DGssADASrs Arrows NA4ant
yuu ars hereby notified that there II OH
Alr ~ sls oiiiee Of he ulsrk OF the District
tours, In AMI for thu County VI Howard
State u Iowa, 4 petition II Plaintiff above
named, claiming ~ yan ihe sum III tb75
damage ny him sustained, by reason 81
hoWaee NJ his land causad ~. your mill mn.
mill dam IN ssii county IN ihe upper
lows river. An iajuneliun order II slst
asked IL rsstrAin sou FROM Hsinr said mil
and mill dam " hls further jamsv, !,
writ q attachment hn~ tesn Issued aius
y.'ir property ~ niL ths collection X sai.
claim.
And that anlrss yon appear thereso m,
dsIFnI Lefurs AEON III III. areDnI LAY IL til
nesi term ~ shu sniL ''oAu appointed Il
bs he'll ~ me roart tiauss III said 'ounts
commencing ~ shr 9Th hay u Apr 1874
yeur dsf,ais Will ~ entered and il jndg,ses
rendered against ,nu thvrvsn. In accord n.
With The prayer " said pesition
u n, GOODRICH,
sott Atty for TIA.
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ilbur Ham blctonian.

nNilIT Horse, me ~ Tho npb'p1s sons III
i the fsnmn. heto ~ chester Hysdyk's
Nan,biatonian, sttr IT the .kinA III the
Turf. Dexter, mil vrani rire " Gold.
smith Maid. hrsd frnm Fanny Wilbur, Il
daughter III Miidair. grandson II Import.
vi Messenger. Will nnte the aslssuI, ut
1874, III his stable IN tilke.,, Iowa
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WIFE FENCE a Hl'ccEs.

ny uec III TIM 1'Aytr Wire Nirtehef
shesp, simplest, fta and K~sirtt iDnn
aftd IN ,lrr Cheaper Than u n~e WONDER
tlghtsreta, AK yDuf dealer FIR The .1sy
lor btfstrhsr."
II. l. TAYLOR, sole manufacturer,
Manchester, Iowa
GCTfculsrs fire.,
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thstsfsA AaEtHft5 AN if84ssa W.
rtssssf IN AtaAaA tt#lN#s 81 Nstta
ssa lAfn II H. / 1Astai aA a.
vi ssaths IA siN~M+A s.AtAs w., II
NJ MN VI NNHAH, NJ tsfs~tstA
Atan
liAYNis A#iel ~ All ttYs1A. iuwA.
sunalss ~ \ w tssa. VI isrs A
\. NJ tnsfai NJ Ftvsse 1, iiarAas
@al MI NatsH Itts, sIl II tfsses
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-24
m MWnn Aafsr- for the hest selling
Stationery Packages Ia tho

world Il contains II sheets paper, IN
Envelopes. golden ZEN, lcn~hnlasr. Pen.
ell, Patent iard Measure, AMI a piece of
jewelry Single package. with pair of
elegant aoll kione Sleeve buttons. post
paid, chcts n. with asserted jcwrlry
for One Dollar This Pack age
has bccn examined by tho Publisher Of the
fLAik DEALER and found IN. represented
- Worth the money. salehs. given away
10 NIL Are fta, Circulars free ga
ERiDE& I'll TaD broadway, New York
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omss-.o PLAIN DnA.,sp. FnlDAv. MAmtm II. ,--o.

AsAHNs t#teg -
sHs ! esss a. n tsHsss .Hsfs4ssA
~ go AessA IN 49, eAAer ~gtN#ss
" a. tst#A st VI k&#ws4 IA AFAAA
II At $50 sssHtN - ANHt -
sH4M. 49, VI AsetaA*A aN44 II -
4sas A4e48e8 49, MAFaA a.
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(hcncy's Silks.

A complete line Of the hest
spring shades Just received
1T L. 4. Chapman n Cos
Also, splendid quality black
gros grain silks, At el.OO
e.l22, sl.o5. 81. 30. sl.75. g.
md upwards. Striped sum.
NOR silks. colnrel tailctas
etc., etc.
plnil Striped Nurh lnurlinr. IL,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-24

Waters Pianos, : ana t s:s;:s::
Touch, WOrk s,s i na0tp. 4 Durability
Unsurpassed, WATERS RoAN&
Concerto. New Orche0(cMl.
vcAprt, Chapel. vlMlrAet md
itEnhLLA, cannot b. kSuhLLgn In fpNM
On HEArfs. The GussEk1D ftur i~a fne
INVITATIONS ofthe HUMAN yotcE Warranted
for sls YtAH~
fHisks EsInkMLs .nw Tor cash lu,lng
this month Monthly miscellaneous rereis.d
LinlHsl DtssouNr 10 Teachers, Min.
lsisrs. ! hurshes, Schools, Ludges. s.e.
!. AGENTS WANTED special In.
hnrrin"nts 10 the trade. illustrated t'AtAt
lague sent. o1O0AOE WATERS
= SONS, AL broadway, NV Fork l,os
astis. eo.1
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For tile Plain l)rnlrr

Mn. Eplron:--lhe question III
book keoring In yonr paper of las.
week contains contract which, Ii
seems u nv. like al ether Indefinite
contracts, IL susceptible OF different
Constructions. In tho ah~ruu. uf auy-
thing 10 the contrary stated therein.
!. may b. inferred that tho ubjcr. II
the town was % furnish pure iiluor.
II iirss cost for mechanical and nnedi.
cinal purposes. Ihir would bc an oh.
jet worthy y any io~n. and 4 thing
which | nm informed In sometime.
done III Now England. With this M.
le,slandinguf tho bargain. al tim,
tho town could. Ii justice demand
would bs thu amount of funds furnish.
OIL, minus tho agents salary; and thu
acceun, would stand Oh tie agents
bouk.
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- NF8ssA $3.50 \ kHsts
t8Ast aAeHtN itHhA 49, tt# II "
eH tAsssfHt tssAfs n ~ !
wa#Asst44 s1HtAasA
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DRESS UUUDS,
a-~e4ssa4.4ssz44s4
NEW SPRING
DIR e S S
GO 0 D S
l.. a. CHAPMAN
& Co

We announce the
opening Of Largest,
Cheapest, and most
1H,ucii,e Stock Of
.lmcrlfuu Dress Goods
ever offered By rs, and
to which We oall the
attention OF our GUS
toners.
These Goods arc purchased
from FIRST HANDS FOR
CASH, md one profit saved,
which Our customers will get
the benefit of.
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Settled Ian, lat, 1874. tbg ~ 40 ~
hut notwithstanding tho silence u
the contract a. 10 the manner Of sAle,
II appears that = profit was realized.
and that moro money was paid for
liquor BY e27,7c than WAS advanced
by tho town. Tho agents pay being =
salary, II IL presumed that he did not
put IN money u hls own. but used =
portion Of what he had received for
liquor furnished by the town. With
.hl. understanding Of tho question the
resalt viii bo precisely - given by Mr..
sifaAley. il. nAsKxrr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-03-24

TERMS. FIFTY DOLLARS.
NJ Aitka mi proving In fanl mn, he
ANx returned liz nesi seusun. free I'll
charge lasl,fas" furnished III I'llrr nrl.
lnis trr Month Accidents anil esrupea
NJ owfpi'a risk. asii
q, r, rOBrs, Crssco. Iowa.
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~ III. KELLOGG.
NJ
ERstDKyT nESrHT,

Fret class wrfk M the most reasonable
rAscs II work warranted, Any ~ my
work falling to be a. represented ran hc RI !
turned at MY rxprnAc have work In
Ninnssl,isk, fny~itr. Fillmore and How.
ard ''oanties, which will spcak for ltsclf.
~ whlsl, refer you, Tall aud examine
~ work, AMI grt my prices before going
elsewhere,
Osileo over GAWar,ls stare,
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Elwcll Brothers,

Factory Cor ia ~. MMd Let
Ave.
Office and .Saitsruom. lOo len
nepsn Are.
The above bed has ven nali Winning
golden arinInns from mAay oftho best t'ti \
Icns Ut Minneapolis, and " other ia c-s
lst class hotels, like the Merchants Of ~.
Paul AMI the clark nonaa IL MinneAro 10
select tnem hscAnss lha. ARE strong dur.
Able AMI elastic. aud give reffsc, sstlaf,e.
ton II rot TN much 10 sny they ara
III. best lei In the weird, for .l,e sammy
VI which they arc sold III premium
Va awarded 10 tAru III the last Nsnnevata
state Pair, Sent every where wv cypress
Oh receipt Of Price, ~, \ county right 10
one god county viii Afford 4 rleaa.ni pay /.
Ing business I'll ysaIs u rome, Patented
by Iames r. El.nii. uef sd ls1i AgaIn
NJ Soy the beat brd In tkn world for the
aohsy. Territory ~ tbs most reasonable
va.~s Aiss.s@ - ~Na~. tftn.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-11-24
Che Centennial.

Tie Centennial Exhibition opened
Nay 10th and continued 15@ days.
There were nearly 9,786,15l admis-
sions, as shown by the records, and
the receipts aggregated. $3,761, 598,
The daily average attendance of paid
visitors was 1896; tho average at
tendance of free admissions, 1859;
average total admissions, 1858; av-
erage receipts, S23, 870,50. The lar
gest attendance ON any one day was
on Pennsylvania day, September %,
when the total admission numbered
.274,9l9. In point of attendance com
pared with other expositions, the re-
suit is as follows: The daily average
at Philadelphia was 81, 1888; at Lon
don in 1851 it was 49, 1923; at Paris in
1851 was 1881; at London in 1862
it was 36,322, Paris in 1867 the av-
erage was 1856, and at Vienna in
1873 it was 90,003.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-11-24

at it, heaped epithets on the Fed
eral Governments and went Oh
their way, bribing and bullying,
threatening and killing, with alb
soldejmpunity. The effect upon
the election We now see.
The~spectacle is not one which
the loyal citizens of the Union
can contemplate with muchpride.
The war was waged TO establish
the supremacy or.Federal author
ity; and after all the slaughter
and all the ekpenditure-afte all
the sacrifices made to sustain a
great principle-the Federal au-
thOrity is evermatched in a strug-
gle fcT the possession of power, as
against the secession principle,
backed by armed organizations
and a spirit Of defiance, which of
itself implies legal paralysis at
Washington. These Southern
Democrats took up arms against
the Government and failed; they
professed repentance and were
pardoned; with a magnanimity
which has no PARALLEL they we're
restored to political power; and
now they use the influence thus
conceded 70 them to strike down
the reconstructed Union and to
nullify the constitutional amend
ments. In Alabama, Arkansas,
and Mississippi, the emancipated
blacks, enfralehised, and guaran-
teed by the Constitution equality
with whites before the law, now
discover that the franchise is a
%mockery, that the guarantee is
v%ainless, and that they are at the
mercy of their former owners in
tent upon reducing them to vas
salage, and upon using their vot-
ing privileges as a means of con
solidating their own power.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-11-24
EAST TENNESSEE.

The louisville COMMERCIAL
says -four portion of the State:
EAST Tennessee has done nobly
in the late elections. She sends
two Republicans, Thornburgh and
Randolph, to the next Congress.
This is the result, in some meas
ure, of King Harris canvass in
that section. Brownlow's district
is solid Republican, eleven out OF
twelve counties going Republi-
cant We hope hat the noble
mountaineers will refuse to be
chained any longer to the dead
body of Democracy in Middle and
West Tennessee, and that they
will at once proceed to take legal
and strictly constitutional steps
to set up a separate State organ
ization. The new State would
have all the elements. of prosper
ity in it from the start. 1t is enor.
mously rich in coal, iron, marble,
and copper. The copper mines in
Polk county are among the most
profitable in the Union. The mar
bles have remarkable beauty, and
are superior quality for the rich
est ornamental work, and the
iron mines are Of vast extent and
easily. worked, There is also a
vast amount of water power at
hand, and there are railroad con-
nections in all directions, !.
The question Of organizing a.
separate State out ofEast Tennes-
see has been a favorite subject
with her citigens for thirty years,
and nothing has prevented its
consumation except the superior
voting strength of Middle and
Tennessee, There is less
Of tastes, customs, opin-
ions, pursuits, and measures ex-
between the mountains and
of9ennessee than there
is between Illinois and South
There are many pow
erful reasons for separation, and
one against it. r1aTi Dol
The fine grain, frpit-growing,
and manufacturing advantages Of
the rich valleys and uplande of
East Tennessee would soon at
.ract a large immigration.
The new State would send two
Senators and at least two Repre-
ientahyes who could always be
depended on to vote against the
solid South faction, and for all
tending TO strengthen
he National Government, The
mountain counties
North Carolina might well be \
by the same policy, and J
ither unite with East Tennessee !
r set up q separate State" !.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-11-24

If the Democratic editors who are
working themselves into such a per-
~spiration about an imagined danger -
the liberties and freedom of the leo
pie will pause long enough to fsel the
popular pulse for a moment ,.hey will
discover that they are be Wing in a
wilderness. The people perfectly
calm, and in good se1se and cool iudg-
ment are faT in a9.gance of the edito-
rialdemagogues.-New York Tribune.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-11-24
j. Nj. ThOrnburg and Others OIL
the Florida Question,

New YORK, Nov. 16.--The Times
furnishes the following document
in the Western Associated Press:
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. 16.-To
the people of the United States:
The undersigned are informed
that kilograms are being sent
North tonight from this State,
based upon the tables of reported
majorities in the Floridian extra
of this afternoon, claiming that
Tilden and Hendricks have car
ried Florida by 637 majority. An
examination ofthese tables shows
that in the county of Aluchua
alone the actual Republican ma
jority of III, as shown by the off
.cial canvass now on file, is re-
duced to 498 by leaving out GER
tain precinct votes On false pre-
lenses of fraud, and that in a vari-
ETY. of other ways the actual fig
ures have been changed so as to
give an apparehtTilden majority.
The Undersigned are satisfied,
from a careful discrimination in de-
tail of the returns already receiv-
ed, that, allowing the Democrats
all majorities now claimed in the
counties kept back by them, the
returns from the whole State will
shoW q majority for Hayes and
Wheeler. This majority can be
largely . increased upon ample
proof of Democratic frauds and
intimidations. The Republicans of
Florida are not .devoting them
selves to manufacturing public
opinion at the North, but are con
vinced that the State has been car
ried for Hayes and Wheeler. They
await. with perfect confidence the
result of a fair and impartial can
vass, which they are sure will car
-ry full convictiontto the people Of
the country. H.. .rrr 9 so B
j. NJ. Thornbutg of Tennessee.
I. W. Osborn, Of Florida. al
M. III Chandler, Iof New Hamp-
shire.
M. Martin, Chairman of the
Campaign Committee aaa uo
S. p. q. Emmons, of Jackson
vile, Florida.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1876-11-24
HaIky Horses.

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