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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April 20. 1874
The following business transacted in this Court
to-day
No 100 voorhees, VS. acknowledgement re-
sumed md concluded
Nos ST. 50 and So In re Morgan, thrce cnscs =
Argued by John A. Godfrey for appellant Joseph H.
Choate for respondent
No. 1856 The Tradcsmcn's National Bank NC
Fclly-Argucd by Isaac Dayton for appellant Robert
II. Corictt Tor respondent
No. ~, Watson VS.. Brennan Argued by A. j. Van
dcrpocl for appellant b. Brown ell for respondent
CALENDAR FRIDAY.
Nos leo, l67 o. l6e, 10, III, liz and Tia
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DEKxs- sERRELr.-On Wednesday. 10Th inst, at the
residence Of the brides parents Fort Montgomery,
BY Rev William, Reed Thomas. Lieutenant CLARENCE
DkEMs, Fourth United States Artillery 10 HATTIE H.,
daughter OF General Edward W. SerrelL
fARRKLLy-GKoss4 --On "Wednesday, April ~, 1870
nt 81 stephens church by tho Right Rev. Bishop
McNierncy. assisted By Rev Dr. McGynn, STEPHEN
FAaRkLLy 70 CIknrSrHA NJ, daughter Of Andrew
Gross both Of this bty.
Cincinnati papers please copy
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. -On April IL, 1876 1t the
BRIDES residence. WILLIAM O. MARSHALL TO CHARLoTrp
AMELIA CARPENTER, both Of this city
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PoLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Tombs yesterday, before Justice Flammer,
James Wilson, OF No. 2os Forsyth street. and Charles
Clarkson, Of No 50 East Broadway, pcdlers held
to for having burglars tools IN their posses.
SION.
In the Court OF Special Sessions Yesterday, before
Justices Fammcr, wandcli ana Wheeler, Andrew
Bruno, Francis Franciscan and Antonn Britco Italian
musicians, were convicted under the Mcndicant act OF
employing minors for begging purposes, and
fined $50 each.
James Magic, young living ut No los East
Tenth street. held by Justice Morgan ut the Wash
ipgton Place Police Court in $500 bail 10 answer
charge OF swndling. HIS trick Is an old Entering
the drug store of u T. Judd, No 81 Eighth avenue, no
purchased five cents worth OF salts giving in payment
Il ave dollar bill. When the change given he
claimed that u was 81 short and demanded 81 extra
IL Is alleged that he swndlcd Mr Ccy, of No 142 and
Mr. Robert Blackburn, OF No loo Eighth In the
same manner.
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brought suit against the Adams Express Company
81 500 alleged value Of package OF watches M
trusted the company for shipment to Memphis,
Tenn. AMER having been tried four times and Tour
argued before the supreme Court General Term,
ana three times before the Court OF Appeals there was
;th trial OF tho yesterday before Chief Justice
Mcneil, OF the Superior Court. verdict was gwen
for 500 o., including interest," the amount Tor when
the company under It's receipt became liable
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BAlcu-ELLrs.-- Syracuse, on Wednesday, April
10, by tho Rev. Mr.. Lockwood, FRANp W. BALcn, or
Chicago, 10 frcy ELLIS daughter OF JamesM. Kills.
ESQ.
CAxxnpKs- GKAnxr-on April 10, 1870, by the Rev.
II. J. Dcacy, CHARLES ALHERr CAnEKpKS 20 MARIE
REGINA GEARxr. both Of this city.
CHESoSKrn-woon.--w edncsday evening, April 10,
at 81 Thomas church. BY the Rev. stephen Tying Jr.,
assisted by tho Rev br Morgan, ALEXANDER O.
CHESoxKTH, of Washington, u. G., 70 kiTTIx H.,
daughter Of Hon. Fernando Wood,
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At ten O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out At
No q South street, caused BY sparks from the nre Of
the night previous on tho same street II was soon
cxtingaishcd alcr tho following Iosscs:--l. J. NJ
STARK transportation, $1,000; W. H. Barr, clothior.
$780, damage 70 building, 5000 Insured.
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MEETING or cREDIToRs-cLAIMs PROVED
A meeting OF the creditors Of Duncan. sherman 90
was held at noon yesterday In tho Office o. Edgar
Ketchum, register in bankruptcy Register he'cnam
announced that meeting 10 elect IN assignee wou'u
take place tomorrow n To-day, therefore, al
those who wish TO vote for an assignee must so 70
Register Ketchum's ofncc and provo their claims
Ninety two claims we're nled and proved yesterday.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

KuRrz-KrRrz Mr. SOLOMON b KuRrx OF Now
burg n ", 70 Hiss LENA KrRrx. OF Brooklyn No
cards
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06

The three contested counties in South
Carolina, are Edgefield, Laurens and Barn
well, at the last Presidential election was
81 follows: Edgefeld, republican, 1850;
democrats, Lib, barnweii, republicans,
1928; democrats, 5Sa. Laurens, republi-
can, 2,2O1 democrats, s44. This year by
the returns filed, the democrats show a
majority Of 5000 change Of about 5000.
Here are some of the facts: By some ua-
derstanding two polling places wss estsh-
lished in the village of Edgsfield; No.
for whites and No 2 for blacks; in the
former no black men attempted to vote; it
was soon discovered by these tactics that
but few of the colored people could posi-
bly, vote. Then an attempt was made to
vote at precinct No 1, but only succeed
ed in getting to the hoy in charge Of the
s.. Marshal. The polls were surround.
ed by the armed rifle clubs, both mounted
and on foot with drawn revolvers; and
every avenue to the polls was block
AIDED and no black man was a lowed in
side the line of guards. Later in the day
eight u. S. soldiers arrived at the polls
and at the risk of their lives opened the
way to the polls; but owing to the contin-
usd menaces Of the White Liners, but few
Of tbs negroes dared to take the risk Of
voting; they knew that they would be Wis
tied after wards. These are some of the
facts as given by Deputy Marshal Beatty
ami otiIsry AND ask tins Democrats, viii
you have them courted.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
Bsloit Items.

Beloit Ia, Dec. 9Th, 1875.
MRssRs. EDITORS Perhaps few items
from our little burg will be of interest to
your readers. lag
Everybody Is e=joyius the fins winter
weather, and the young folks are improv-
ing the opportunity for sleigh rides. @
There are three dry goods stores here
stpresent and all doing good business.
Tbs Lyceum is hourishing finely, The
people of Belsit met last evening and form
ed joint stock company to purchase an
organ which will be here by christmas
when the people intend to make merry ov.
or Christmas tree, - ..a
Mr.. E, E. Carpenter and Lady expect to
spend the Holidays with relatives in Ma
ryland. .-..l.. ....% ..... ....,.
Our school is accompanied with inter
est and success. ~~,."'-. @
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
I.rxnn1n G CE.rz.1. D T T.,

EDITORS ADvocATE:-Having occasion
to send an item of news for publication,
in addition thereto perhaps few words Of
correspondence in reference to local events
may be acceptable. ....,.., ..
Lincoln Center is not exempt from that
historic addage, Change is written on
everything" The most important change
pertaining to our business relation is the
one produced BY the firm Of Carpenter 8
Boynton selling out to Rowley s. Co.
While the former have been gentlemanly
and obliging to the extreme, and merited
and won the confidence of their many
customers, the change thus made from
various reasons will bring with 1t new
and important era in the business inter-
ests Of our little burg. The nav firm
bring in an additional stock Of merchan-
disc adequate to the demands of the peo-
pie, and capital added to that of the
former hrn, who we hope and believe will
roaain, will inspire new hope, aad result
in new Improvements. Notwithstanding
the grasshopper raid we have conclusive
evidence that the people herabouts will
not have occasien to inquire relative to
accommodations in the County Honse;;
in confirmation of which we need only
say, that the late firm of Carpenter &
Boynton collected in one week the mics
little sum of 81 400, which we accept as a
compliment to their appreciatiye custom
ers.
The large and commodious house Of
u. Co. is now completed in respect to
the woodwork.
While We have to lament the departure
of some Of our citizens, we anticipate
their places will be filed
More Anon, v. y. 9.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
BEIOlT LITERARY,

BELoIT Ia. Nov. 9Th, 1878.
Society met and called to order at 7.30
p. NJ, the regular exercises of the evening
were gone through with and an interesting
time was had. The next meeting will be
held Nov. 18th, with the following pr
gramme.
Reading of minutes.
Song by Glee Club.
Miscellaneous business.
Select Reading by Mrs. CLARK.
Defamation by T. O. Griffith
Select Reading by Miss 8. Beck.
Song by Glee Club.
Select Reading by Mrs. Keep.
Recess 10 minutes.
Song By Glee Club 9zz-5-
Discussion of Question.
The question has not been furnshed.]
Affirmitive.-F. A. Keep and N. NJ.
CLARK.
Negative-B. R, Winters and T. W.
Hood.
All are cordially invited to attend. EI-
ercisss to commence at 7.30 sharp.
J. 81. COULTER, Sscy.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
m arrisges.

MAINE Roo ERs-Nov. Both, at Lincoln
Center, at the house Of JEFF. Wsodley, by
Rev. V. B. Conklin, Edward f. Maine and
Elizabeth D.Rogers, late Of Wisconsin.
Observation-Disclosures the evening
Of the same date at the house Of B. s.
Wales, Mr.. Frank e. BESSIE and Miss Cath
arine McFarlane (1yi0s Kittie WaIes,) the
undersigned having the pleasure of ot1ci-
ating In the marriage cersmonies, as of
the former. The occasion was one of i'm
pressive interest; the congratulations Of
the numerous friends and neighbors pres
|entswere hearty, and tears of mingled joy
and regret were freely shed by doting pa.
rents onlcither side. A bounsfuI repast
was served in the upper room" Of the
large and commodious dwelling, just COM
pletedaby friend Wales in anticipation of
this happy event. YIN" 5lA w
A these two happy pair have thus at the
same date, launched their matrimonial
bark upon the broad sea Of life, may its
Waters be smooth and peaceful, and their
sky eff the serenity of that on the evening
their coanubial VOWS were sealed. ~fE =,
ns5 gsr sfy bib REV. V. B. CoNKL1N.
y. Observation-Disclosures the residencs
Of the brides father, by Rev. J. A. Warner,
Nov. 30th, Mr.. Johnas Millikiu and Miss
Libbie Findlay, all of Eden.
This was very sly affair, both parties
stoutly denying that they intended to com
mit,an overt act against the peace and
dignity Of the citizens Of Eden until Rev.
Warner was seen strolling into the house
with a volume Of Blackstone under his
arm. He soon said the words that consol-
idated the tws firms into life partnership
and made two souls with but q single
tn ought, into two hearts that goes whip
petywhop together. How the strong and in.
domitable men are led captive by the gent
Ter sex, and those who boosted themselves
iron clad and impregnable against the be-
witching smiles Of the daughters of Eve,
are the first to fall by cupids pointed
darts. .f-e-..-r -. ....
BRYNJ ULFsoN-AUsT1N-N 80 at the
residence Of the groom, by Rev. E. Olson
Squire 7. Brynjulfson and Miss. Julia
Austin. ;r,-.a5.. zpS.sag5 ..E ..aasjf&r-r
4, A large party Of relatives and friends
We're assembled to wish the happy couple
good luck through their journey of life
They kept it "going" for three days and
the judge said, he felt g. good as no ever
did. We also bring our respect to the
happy two, now consolidated into One.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
MEMBER OF COUNCIL.
zRMBER OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A Gard of Thanksl

Mr.. T. Mausbach desires to return thanks
to his many friends in his own neighbor
hood and to the citizens of Canton and
Bsloit, for their kind accommodations and
ready assistance in helping him, in this
hi. time Of mead, to prepare place to put
his family in for the winter.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06

PYv virtue Of chattel Mortgage made and execu-
~ ted by N. @. Nash, to James Romesbotham and
fled for record June 3d. A. D. 1876, and whereas de-
fault has been made in the condikon Of said mort
gage have taken possession of the following de-
scribed property to-wis;
One brown mare, supposed to be about twelve
years old; wagon, Cooper box; one pair separa-
tor trucks; one cow three years old, color brown
Which will offer for sale to the highest cash bidder
on the 4th day Of December, 1876, at O'Clock p.
Of fxd day st the Front door of the "Wigwam," in
Canton, Lincoln Co., D. r. to satisfy the demands
Of the said janis Ramebo!ho.n, amounting to One
Hundred and Twenty-h five Dollars, Fr
Dated Nov. 21st, 1876. % %"5r.
qye JAMES RAMRsDo7HAN, Mortgage. y
a 80 By J. A. CARPENTER Agent.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
For Sale or Trade!

Ny farm of 160 acres, 80 acres under
cultivation; pleasant grove Of 5 acres
nicely located Comfortable house with .
good cellar under it, and extra out build
ings; also splendid well ofwater handy
by.
Apply at my place, miles northwest of
Canton. CLAYTON ENaLE.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
:
Notice..

All persons knowing themselves indebt
cd to DR.. M. N. Clark are requested to call
athis Office in Beloit, IA and settle without
further delay. Friends let us know how
We stand. A word to the wise is sufficient,
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06

The following is the official returns Of
the Legislative Ticket, as canvassed by
the Registers of Deeds of the two coun-
ties, Lincoln and Turner:
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06

| The trouble in Cuba seems to be no near.
Ter a close than it was four years ago. In
a late fight the insurgents worsted the
government troops, with considerable loss.
The matter is being agitated in the Span
ish courts looking to- an amicable settle
ment. H. 4 ...,s44
The hostile attitude on the Turkish and
servian question don't seem to be any
nearer peaceful sol ltion than it did three
months ago. Turkey is not willing to
yield very much and Russia wants more
than she il willing to ask and great activ-
lily prevails in the armies and nsvies Of all
principal powers.
The Democratic members in attendance
on the Louisiana returning board are
heartily disgusted with the corruptions of
their own party, at the fraud practiced by
their own party. Mr. Palmer expresses
himself in very emphatic terms relative to
the assassinations pratieed in that State BY
| De mocrats. . ~.
Democrats read the evidence by Eliza
Pinkston and cry "bloody shirt" 1000
bloody shirts have been made by the Dem
ocrats in the last two months in the south
ern States; and one thousand Republicans
have became martyrs to their principals
and payed the penalty for exercising the
freedom guaranteed them by the constitu-
ton. .|
David Thorpe, Of Eden has lost three
head Of yearling calves from an unknown
disease. We have not bsen able to learn
much about the nature of the disease, on
ly that the stock dses not live but = few
hours after being attacked by the disease.
Down the river farther it ID reported that
older cattle are dying off from tho same
unknown cause.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
nEATsTYJS PARLoR ORGANS.
RAA ~ 1 p Established 1870,

No other parlor organ has ever STAINED the ssme
popularity. II has been tested By thousands, many
Of them competant Judges, ana gives universal
satisfaction to all. The music ID adapted to the hu-
man voice, ranging frrm the softest hutelike note
to ayolupne Of sound unsurpassed by any instru-
ment This instrument has IL the latest improve
ments. and every organ II fully warranted for eiE
years. Beautiful oil polish, black walnut psnelled
cases, which win not GRACE Of WARP, and forms,
In addition to splendid instrument Of music, 8
beautiful piece Of furniture. This orgSh needs only
to DO appreciated, and Il sold ct EXTREMITY low hg
ures for cash Second hand instrument tAken IN en-
change. Agents wanted, male or female, In svery
county tbs United States and Cansda. liberal dis
count made TO teachers, ministers, churchs
lodges, etc, where Ne hxve NO agents. 1HuatrAted
catalcuge and priceiss froe. Correspondence sclic-
ted. Agents discount given where have no agents.
Best For ever given now ready Address.
v 5s2 DiNTEL 2, B E.A7'31Y, s
s4 sssi Nas4,trgtcn. Nv Jerss1, q. q. "A
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
cHATTEL MORTGAGE SALES.

Ry VIRTUE Of . Chattei Mortgage msds and
Dexecused by O. II. Durkee to J. L. johnson and
nled on Pages "a, 25, 26, the 2sth day OF Fob,
J. L. johnson and Meiissa Johnson his wife 10 Nath-
an Ford Of the city Of Ysnkton, Yankton county for
valuable consideration the 9th day Of Mey, 1876
and reassignad to J. l.. Johnson for valuable
eideratlon and whereas aaid mortgage WAS e1ecu-
ted to secure the payment of certain note, dated
1eb. 9Th, 1875, due months from date, for S46.-
Whereas default has been made in the conditions of
said mortgage, have taken into my possession one
One Light Brindle COW, years old which will offer
for sale to the highest cash bidder the 9th day Of
December, 1876, at one O'Clock p. at the johnson
House barn in the village Of Canton, Lincoln county
D. T.
Dated November 18th, 1876. Fey
ri j. L. JOHNSON. Mortgage. ~
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
YOUNG MEN.

Bayes' Great Mercantile College, Keokuk, Iowa,
on the Mississippi. Nineteenth year. About sixty
dollars pay all expenses, for Membership, Board
and Stationery. Book-keepers, Penmen, Reporters,
Operators, Architects, Surveyors and Teachers
thoroughly fitted. Railroad fair reduced. Good
Situations. No vacations. Don't fail to address Prof.
Miller, Keokuk, Iowa. a &8l#. "
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
CANTON PosT.oFFIcE DIRECTORY

CANTON FOB 'OfflCE DlkEC IOhI.
Southern daily mail arrives every dsy except sum
~ 4 $50 ,. n. Departs every day except Sunday
~ "a. II. gfaAas4ass4sss
Northern daily mail arrives every Day except Sun
lay at so A. n. Departs every day except Sunday
STERN 3&'E.f SkkfsTs ..1i'&
Canton and Midtown mail arrives eAery Tuesday
and Saturday at P. n. Departs every Monday and
Thursday ct "a. n. liStsSt r1&
vsrmilion weekly mail arrives every Saturday Of
Q ?. n. Departs every Monday 1t A.
Once open from 6 4. n TO Z. N. On Sundays
from Il n. to p. n. s6aEtt E4&&t- stlitjE ti4
,.c JOHN FALDE, Postmaster.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
COUNTY OFFICERS.

GUM OFFICEHS.
J. W. CARTHR, District Attorney. y
". N. CUrPsTr, Clerk Of District Court. %{
THoR1 J. THorsTAD, Register Of Deeds and Ex-
\ s6acio County Clork. Gss gsHs4% 4 &
II. B. DONALDSON, Treasurer 4 Judge Of Probate.
PIN CHAnLHS A. SoUTH, Sheriff itb fF Hi 3i&E3 y
v.B. CoNKLIN, Superintendent Of Schools. "a
A.ARNIsoF, Chairman, .f' y
.rWN. N. BALL, roo. Commissioners.
DAHIKL SLACK,
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
A. r. 1 A. N.

a. T. 4 a. N. IA
envR sTAA LoDaa No. 4, A. 7. 4. u. Rsgu-
" Onn1risstksn "Wednesday on on bsfors ths fsll
NOON. sas II
SPECIAL mssdng every second Wednesday after
~ Regular. 8a
VIII. MILLER, sa. w.M.
WV. Curp1rr, Secretary.
Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06
Great Reduction in Prices

OF
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-27
Married /.

AT the residence Of the BRIDES parents,
on Wednesday, September Goth, by L..
V. Maryc, Justice Peace, Miss EMMA
GOSSENS to Mr.. JOHN c. GOULDEN.
The usual printers fee accompa-
MED this announcement and met a
hearty reception at our hands. Our
friend Jack has had no more sincere
congratulations than those we now
offer him upon his good fortune in
having secured so estimable and
worthy a bride. He has. drawn the
Capital Prize in the Go (ul lden
Drawing, and has abundant cause to
thank his good luck. 1t does not
often happen that young people cele-
brate their Go (u) lden wedding at
the start Of life. and we hope that
they may in truth live in happiness
and prosperity until they shall have
celebrated their other Golden wed
ding. With youth, modesty and
genius in his profession. his young
bride need have no fears upon joining
her fortunes to his. They both have
our earnest good wishes.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-27

Charles Brown came forward and ac-
cused T. Cokely of cutting him off as q
delegate wheu lie had offered TO some
IN I'm a proxy. Tom came back at bin
and sque!ehed Nj. Brows 10 short
order.
Mr.. Brown delegate would be whet's.
er ut hOs
Bnt Mr.. Brown he found 10 was no GO
Mr.. Brown, Charles Brown. % aisos-
ganizer would he,
And voted s'ot',ef time fox Ms. 5ohn
De Lacy.
4 big bug is Ne. Brown, ana President
ola club,
But Tom. Cokely gave him sis-t 81 .
dsub.
'Ehompsoa took ain ap aa6 pus o;ts'
down,
Thompson did him up nicely Grown
Mr. Brown i,aeing been properly
*quelched and slsere being ne others
desireus Of measurins sw"sds with
TaomrsuR She Convention asjopgn.d
siae die.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-27

--OuR home radicals here, led and
caparisoned by Packard and the Re-
turning Board, smell defeat in every
passing breeze. They are cute chaps
and in their decadence have fallen
hack on janhalaya ticket, non'ina-
ted, endol sed, rendered and gone out
of the party for, in fact anything TO
rstain power and keep the offices.
BN we are sery much mistaken in
ths temper of our people, and in their
sober, second thought, if they do not
rise in their might and as with one
accord, vote against the VIII lie patch
work. solidlv, unitcdlv, and dash
them out of political existence. We
believe it, we feel it, and make nc
bones to prophecyit thus early in the
canvass. Clear the track and let GU,
victorious legions pass to the front
and take the ribbonds in their owl
safe and refoim days.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-09-27

-~THE evidence is cumulative
In the first place the home, regular
Republican ticket is tue creature of
its surroundings. Aye, there's the
rub. There is the danger. 1t was
ordered by Boss Packard; it was
conceived and made by Matt Wells!
Therein you have it. voters Of Ra-
pides, and you must look at IL in
that light and without blinking.
Are you prepared, because you don't
like overly we'll our own ticket, os
3 portion Of it, to sacrifice, desert
yons party and its long cherished
principles, and help that same old
enemy even with a half vote, and
Tins dash your good ,nteuts AMI rec.
,ords 10 the dogs7 Pause and reflect
we'll, survey well the field, look at the
old enemy we'll. and then turn TO you,
friends, and then ask yourselves il
.his is the time and the occasion &c
hesitate on the duty line!