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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08
WASHINGTON.
Senator Morrill, takes the Oath of q

Senator Morrill, takes the Oath Of Office.
Washington, July I. Senator Morrill, took the
oath of office as Secretary of the Treasury this
afternoon, the ceremony taking place at the Ex-
ecuive Mansion. Judge Wylie Of the District
court administered the oath.
Personal.
A. I. Wyman has been qualified as Treasurer
Mulligan to be Examined next Monday.
The chairman Of the sub Committee on the
Little Rock and Fort Smith r. X. Bonds investl-
CATION, has telegraphed to James Mulligan that he
will be examined next Monday, and there will be
no further delay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08
Persons W 40 want to find
the Place to ssuy Merchnn-
disc at Bargains, read the
Advertisements i'm his ia.
leUal ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF MAINE.

10 the Honorable Board Of County Commissioners
for he county cf Orford
NNEthe Undersigned citizens OF the town OF
w Newry and Riley Plantation, in the County
OF oxford, would re pc fully represent that com
mon convenience and necessity" demand That a
highway should be located To lead from the present
highway or road near tae house OF Timothy Hast
ings in Bethel, thence up sunday river past the
house of } Joseph I.ittehale in sand Newry: thence
past the house of stillman Llttehale in hiley Plan.
tatiop thence to or near the house OF Luther Lit
| llehae in sand Riley Plantation. Wherefore your
petitioners pray that you may proceed To view said
route, and il deemed expedIent lay out and locate
a highway over said route according 10 law.
sTlLLMAN y. LIIrLEHAI.E
| Riley, March %. 70. and 20 others.
OXFORD sS.-Boarl of County Commits toners,
May session, A. ID. 1876.
Upon the foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re-
sponslble, and that inquiry into The merits OF their
application is eNpedent, II Is ordered, lhat the
| County Commissioners meet at the fost once
North Bethel, on Monday, AUGUST 18Th, 1916,
AT ten of the clock, A. NJ. and thence
petition immediately after which view, hearing
of the parties and witnesses VII be had at some
convenient place in the vicinity, and such other
mea sures taken in the premises as the Commissions
ers shall judge proper. And ii Is further Ordered,
that notice of the time, place and purpose OF the
Commissioners meeting Aforesaid he given TO all
| persons and corporations mtei esttd by causing
An attesed copy Of sa d petition and of this order
the towns OF Bethel and Newry, and also
| posted up in three public places IN each OF
said towns, AID published six weeks successlVely
| IN the kenGebec Journal. IA newspaper printed at
Augusta, in the county of kenneeec, by the PRINT
| ers 40 the State and also published three weeks
| successfully in the oxford Democrat new paper
printed in Paris in said county OF Oxford the last
OF said publications. and each OF the other notices,
to be made, served and posted at least thirty days
before said time OF meeting, TO the end that all per-
| sons and corporations may then and there appear
and shew cause, II any they have, why The prayer
! of said petitioners should not be granted,
| Attest JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
| A true copy OF said petition and order OF court
Attest JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08

Premiums are received and Losses are paid in
cash only Policies are issued payable at the death
Of the Insured, also payable at the end of certain
oumbcr of years. Policies are also issued on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08

The County Commissioners at their session yes
ter,iay, were locking over the workshop. some
twelve or fifteen inmates are at work on kip
boots. The new overseer Mr. c. III. Durham, is
giving good satisfaction, and the goods made are
got up at prices that will meet the low market OIL
the times. The shop has been source OF great
anxiety to the commissioners, and they have la
bored earnestly to keep it in operation and make
it pay. They are to be congratulated that SO Ia
vorabe a result has been reached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08

Tomorrow will be observed as the "ChdIens'
or "Flower Sabbath" at the Free Baptist church.
In the morning a sermon will be preached to the
children by the pastor. In the evening there Will
be Sabbath school concert, the principal exer-
else of which is entitled, "Goa and our Country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08

At the funeral of the late Rev. A. d. Wheeler
d. D., in Topsham, held in the Congregational
church, Rev. d. F. Potter, pastor of the church,
and the venerable Prof. Packard Of Bowdoin Col
lege took part. The renla ms Of the good man
we're followed to the grave by large number OF
friends who felt that light had gone from among
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08

Hon. Hannibal Hamln of Bangor, ard William
CALDWELL ESQ, of this city, have been appointed
as trustees to take charge of the second mortgage
of the European & North American Railway.
They viii probably take possession OF the road
and conduct its affairs. We understand that both
Veutlemen have ACCEPTED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08

We were glad yesterday to receive call from
Chas. Stow, Esq., the General Press Agent OF r.
T. Barnums New and Greatest Show on Earth
Besides being a regularly educated newspaper
man he combines all the qualities OF popular
agent, and this has caused Mr. Barnum to enlist
him in his service lie came in special car,
highly uainted and ornamcnted, with large force
of men to engage in the putting up OF magniil-
cent posters-some Of the best probably ever seen
in this city-and the circulation of the "Centen-
NAL Advance Daily This great show, IN all its
magnificent Wilderness, is to be exhibited on the
tro.,ing park in this city on Saturday, the 22d of
july. We shalt have further mention of this ai-
fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08

The Rockland Free Press tells how gentleman
paid an election bet:
Mr. l.. Stetson, and Mr. Geo. Hartman. OF
South Thomaston, had bet on Mr. Biaines nom
nation at Cincinnati. If he was nominated Mi.
Hartman democrat, was to wheel Mr.. Stetson,
republican, in wheeibarrow, from the So. 1hom-
aston rostofce to the posoce in this city, on the
4th of July Mr. Stetson, who is not IN favor oil
Reputation, in theory practice, called up his
man at II o'clock midnight, and at r. on the
morning of the 4h, started out, showing his
colors like the true that he is, and flying the
names of Hayes ard Wheeler from his craft. la
four hours from the start Mr.. Stetson had landed
his load and paid his wager: Having stopped on
the way to rest and lunch, leaving his democratic
friend in the barrow to enjoy solitude beneath the
flag of our Union, where, If he was Tot happy
himself, he had the pleasure Of feeling that stet-
son was largely enjoying his lunch the hero OF
the occasion, "A crowd turned out at South Thorn
aston to give the team good send OFT, aud quite
a company greeted the advent here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-07-08
Found at last.
A perfectly harmless and sure HAIR
kESTORER, without LEAD, SUI
phur, or other poisonous sub
stances.

90 see advertisement in Weekly Journal.
julyl tltaw
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

wForty years ago q Providence
mechanic spent q small fortune in at
tempting to make glazed Russia iron.-
Only the convicts are initiated into the
secrets of this manufacture, which is an
important source Of revenue to the Rus
sian Government The young mechan-
ic resolved to suffer penal servitude in
the dungeons of Russia and thus to
learn the secret. He went to Europe,
and the simple rumor OF the attempted
assassination OF the Gar by an Ameri-
can, who was supposed TO be insane,
was sill that was known of the fate of
the ambitious workman. Nearly half .
century has ratified by, and q! woman
has been waiting patiently for the con
vict's return. He had promised tore.
turn on her twentieth birthday; her hair
is white now she lives near Grace
Church, and has never lost faith ia her
lover; and faith has given her Id old
age the. grace and beauty Of youth
Last week she received from Europe the
glad tidings that he, was Oh, his way
home to keep his promise. s''' ''''i'4
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: =
EE TILDEN has second time during
the campaign proven himself TO he q
thorough master Of politics and Of poll.
ticians Some poor hireling hack con
cocted story about him having evaded
his revenue taxes. just as all the Radical
papers had worked themselves into O
high state Of virtaous indignation over
the subject, Governor TlLDEs caused /,
to be so thoroughly and crushingly an
swered that no paper with any pretense
to decency has dared to mention 1t since
These papers then took up this Soath
ern claim hum5ug, and we're working II
up With the energy Of desperation, Tbs
stumpers Of tie party had just got their
speeches remodeled to get up wild
howl over i and scara the people into
voting for HAYES. Now here comes
TILDEN again, and sets off nitro. .gly
cerine explosion under their mud. ma
chine! 1t was their forlorn hope, There
lie not time before the election TO concoc,
and get before the public q new "key
note" They 60 into the final charge
Of the campaign with their guns empty
and their. bayonets undxed. baa qu
SAMUEL j. TlLDEN has too much
brains for the best Of them, and toe
much integrity for the worst Of them.
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Assignee's Sale of Real Estate


IN pursuance Of an order Of the eourt Of
tice is hereby given thst yill ofsf tcr sale n
in Woodsfeld, Monroe county, Ohio, on the
9th day Or NosenlaN} A..iYs 1879.
at o'clock !. m. II said dsy die lcild~ins real
estate situate in Monros cSai5y Ok6. lw3s:
let TRAcr-A AKnovRasiths sIEAhSsSss 114Yp
land, to' wit: yThe southwest quArt1ru q tks
northwest quarter Of section Dsyentesh, tnun,
|ship number three. range nunhw six suahIR
G Also. the southeast quarter Of the nosthssst
quarter and the northeast Qnaytsr of thp.n nsrth-
east quarter of section number twenty -thrVs,
township number three Of range number six.
AsPRssisss .s Il: Casey ls : w.
II A' .sssn sas ..Iss
number three Of range number six.
Appraised ut $500. "a s; BE- slsyskqu zHgfy
Sd TRAcT-Known as the, Edwards ,lot, %
wit: The southwest, quarter. Of tie .sostlsaas
quarter Of section number tventy-thress town
ship number three OF range number six. vtls,s
Appraised at $720.. ,t.. ar. -,
Being tKe lands q John s: Holman. assisenu. ssis1nu
ed to me for the benefit of his creditors. Said
land viii be sold IN the aygregatsor In trss0
to suit purchasers.
TERMS oyS4EE9 OnethHd sxuGhsh hand.
yssasS yssrs asm "a a.s S9s !gis N lis saa
ments TOT bel secured by inorsssss upon he
premises soid-uoh Ha,Sefsq ebisal bsS ekiseBf
..sy s,tsg CONRAD SCHANKBERG,ok ok,t
Z; lasssi Assisnes. .pt John s. Holman. s
octS 76w4. g.,ses'; - -, -.
BEIFoRRD & OKRY, and
49,. H0LLIsrER 4 OKEy,. .Att,ys. ....-...
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31
n 49, ~ lftef-n sAHthl
SA22O n aHTss.s,aOks
CASTORIAow

It is a mistake to suppose that Csstoeia is
not adapted to grown psrsons As well - ohil-
dren. They oply red z increase the quantity.
But children have 90 msny oomplsinb fpr
which Castoria Is adapted like Wind Colfc,
Sour Stomach, Worms, letter, 4 Sething
and Group, that II d especially Il iissdSmnsndsd
for tbem. 7sh'aeH 81 s7rs;s qU- -z9l7Tfl
Iseaects ssrs more certain than Castor
Oil. II contains no alcohol uud h ss pleas
ant to take as honey. It tnesergs3pss. : By
regulating the stomach and bowels the Castoria
Goods the blood, eSpsls xofns aad pre.
vents ievefishness, quiets the nerves and pro-
duces healththen Of course children can
sleep in quiet and mothers can rest,
.Castoria Is recommended by all physi-
clans and nurses who have tried II. and It i
having rapidly increasing sals,s Lbs ,prs-
pared with great care after tho pecips Of Ds.
Samuel Pitcher. Of Mass, ct the Laboratory Of
J. B. Rose q gdsls Deyssssss N.fYs Sstlotia.
4 4 ! - = = A
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

LONDON, October 23..GA Calcutta dis.
patch to the Times says the prospects
for the crops in Bombay become daily
more gloomy. The Districts Of Khand'
cisk, Nashick, Ahmendauggur, Paonal
Shalapare, Kaladgi and Duhrma, con.
tanning population of nearly 6,000,.
600, are threatened with severe distress
The local government estimates itlia,
over zoe, 900 persons must be relieved
In these districts alone. 1t Is said tha,
the Monsoon crops have entirely failed
and the absence of rain prevents tie
sowing Of rubbee and winter crops
Collector Paonah reports that not 3 sin.
gle blade of grass is visible for miles
The tanks ana rivers are drying up and
the cattle are dying from starvation. ~
The collector at Shalapare gives a still
worse report. The government has
opened relief works and Is employing
people in exaavatipg tanks and making
roads. @ 80 @ =. 50
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing
between GODFREY HYER and A. O.
VETTER, in carrying on the mercan-
tile business at Sardis, Ohio; under
the firm name of VETrER, & HyER,
was, on ther1Gth of October, 1876,
by mutual consent dissolved.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted toasaid firm, either by book
account or note, will please call i'm
mediately and settle the same, or il
VIII be put into the hands Of a Col.
lector. ~, NETTER & HYER.
Business will be continued under
the name of A. G. VETrER. The pat.
ronage of the public is earnestly 30.
licited. .Goef7oa nA.sC. VETTER.
'oct31, ,76m2. 81 eM .sssssS'
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GovERNoR TlLDEN is a sagacious man
He knows that these Southern demands
are injuring his party. Why does he
not state that. II elected, he will veto
every bill for the payment Of losses to
men who cannot prove their loyalty p
He does not dare Such Q declaration
would cost him the support Of the very
men who are making the South solid
w. Tribune -f.,- :; sne3 fg.t sid
Yes, he did dare. At the very hour
when the Tribuae editor was writing this
stuff, Governor TiLDEs was penning q
mastery letter which smsshes this
wretched demagogism about Southern
claims into ''eternal smiihereens ''1-7ai
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TThere is hardly any doubt that
the. South Carolina programme will be
carried out in Louisiana. Affidavits
against whites are being sworn out by
the dozcn, and soon the United States
troops will pounce upon the State. Tie
Republicans, by fair vote, can not win
in November, and to win they are pre-.
pared to resort to Chamberlain's tricks.
Fraud is another element Of strength
the Republicans hope to profit by. Ne.
gro voters are being imported by the
hundred from Alabama and Arkansas
into Louisiana II En9Ua'cr - '''''
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$50, 900 stuffed In Bedding and
Furnliure.

A spinister named Emma Cornwall
died recently at Towers Station Upon
examination it was found that the de-
ceased had $50, 900 in bank stocks and
United States bonds, and the farm, val
ued at $20, 900, made up her wealth.r-
The bonds and stocks were found hid
away in old trunks, in dress pockets,
stuffed in rolls of carpeting, in bedding,
and in fact the search for her possess
ions was one surprise. Thousands Of
dollars would be found in the most in.
conceivable places, and it is not posi-
lively known but that a snug little for
tune is now somewhere concealed in the
house, Whether, this theory be correct
or not, it is safe to conclude. that the
heirs feel well satisfied, with the search.
-Hudson Republican, Oct. H. ,tuaia
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yHeDied Game.

: A professional thief died recently 10
Moyamensing Prison, Of whom a local
journal says that during his residence at
Sing Sing he sigpalized himself by Civ
ing as, s,much trouble as possible, and on
one, occasion, being told that he must
60 to work or take the consequences. be
seized The, hatchet and at one blow chop.
ped off. four Of bis fingers, detying the
authorities to force, him to labor agsins,
his will, He refused on his, dealbbed
to see 4 priest orsto receive any OF; his
relatives or friends One or his dying
requests was, Gimme some ehloroiorm
Let ne die game" '' ''''''' = -
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Times OF Holding Courts
-IN THR-
Eighth Judicial District q ohis,
FOR TIIE xEAoR 1877

ME-, the Judges Of the Court Of Common
DIAL District In the State Of Ohio. hereby -.
der and direct that the several, tesns Of the
District Court and Courts Of Common Pleas
in said District, shall be, begun and held
on the dates hereinafter named, during, the
year 1877, 70 Wit, $50. - t4
eSgy.4p DISTRICT COURT. ,gg1,9 :
Jefferson county, Tuesday. Apgil,8.
Monroe county, Monday April 3.
Belm ont county, Wednesday, April IL.
HARRISON county, Tuesday, Hsptembsr a lsss
Tuscarawss county, Thursday. September 9.
Guernsey county, Monday September 10.
Noble county, Thursday, september Is.
Morgan. county, Thursday 6eptember 20; and
Ausiingum county, nonday, Ssptembf rs.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
Nustingum county, January s, April 80 and
November s..
Morgan county, March 8, June IL and %.
tober 10 AOnE{x q ii /
Noble county, January a. Nay I and oose-
Guernsey county, February 20. May % and
Il NsySmbsr l3. .lgtlQk,l
Belmont county, January Is, Nav and %.
tober Is, ,.- - -, ,,.,.-a,.,5
Aonre. county, Marei 8, Jans 4 and Deosn..
ber 4.
Jefferson county, February s, May and oc.
tobsr 10.
Tuscsrawas county, February 2e; Nay % and
November 5. aAe sdadsSFc<8 = II
Harrison county, March 10, Juns, 10 and De
cember 8. YA Il sAMeaT
The several terms Of said Courts shall
commence At > o'clook A. =, en- the ssysral
days mentioned.
u is herein specified that the several terms
Of the Court of5cemmon 'Plsss IN. shs several
counties shall Be held BY The Judge ~ fol.
lows: -.esyr s.,,;,- 81, an sgoi,,si5,s aSRN
Muskinsdm and Morgan byLusius 2. P.Narsh.
Gusrssv and Noble By william q. Frasisr
and his successer. er......,-.......
Belmont and Monroe BY Robert Z. Cham.
bees and his successor. g.,,.n,
Jefferson, Harrison ana fusoaraxss By
John b. Miller and his successor.
Done at GAINESVILLE, In the county Of Nus
kingum. thus s7th, day Of September. A. D.
1875, "a ~ 80 u ~
tuHcIDs r. MARSH,
= TX noBKRr n. sCHAMRRRS,
"; Il. RAzlNR,
q. MlELRR.
Atru. cory " csssFSt saia Judsss.
Attest: Fk1DBRfcK 0EiGER,
Clerk Of thu conFs of cenzon Pleas Of
Muskingum conaty. ohis,
~ = W. r. r
The Stale Of Ohio, Monroe County, ss.vi
], David 0ksy, Clerk OF the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas. within and for said county,, here
by certifylthatIthe foregoing y a trusE copy o.
the order received .by me Of the ,timss 'fol
holding, Cogtts in the Eighth Judioial. Dit,
trict Of the State Of Ohio. for the rear 1877
s.f, Witness ny sigma, ure and tho seal q
tsEAIs1 said Court, At Woodshsld, this ls,l
DAY of October, I'D. 1875. 49,
,ot17,'Tsxz.
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SHERIFFS SALE. d Z
c I'd eg3a-L2lstss iggo!s
John N. Genin. Ex'r,,9n
.s.s. - vs. zsslI 600
Daniel Dougherty ct 81,

DY virtue q sn order q sale TO me directed
ID from the court Of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, I win Offer for sale, At the
front door Of the court house, In the town oi
Woodshsld, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
q. m. and 4 O'clock p. m ,on
Tuesday, the TN day Of December, 1876,
The following described real estate situate in
the county, and State aforesaid ito Wit: q
The southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section Eve, township four and
range six, containing forty acres more or
less. ar. hn1R .1If-s.sss EssssssH
Also, the west part Of the northeast quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter Of section Ave,
township four and range six, containing nine.
teen and one-hal acres. asss.0u sA3a
Appraised st 81 .afifs
ai .-6a ,GoE .si,iy r. o. LITTLE, y
1ootSl ,,z6W5-- Sheriff MO-.
HoLLrsrBR 4 0KsY Att'ys.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

EFZAcH CHANDLER is pursuing the
work of Republican eiyilssryice reform
with'unremitting zeal. lie has just lev
fed smother assessment Of three per cent
on The Government clerks at Washing
ton, not even excepting the women The
,canseis IN bad way, the election is at
hand, and ZACH must have more money.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

Ey Emphatically We do not believe
that there is any necessity for sending
troops to the South. 1t is most remark
able that at every important election there
is a pretense that an insurrection exists
somewhere in the South. tits equally as
remarkable that these Instructions exist
at no other time "a 6alt s3aod sa t5s
or all times conceivable just before an
election is the time when the Democrats
would want no bayonets employed there
They are then especially interested in
avoiding oil pretexts for the presence Of
troops, Are they such fools as to pur-
posely draw these troops down upon
them at ali important eiectionsf There
is strong reason to suspect that these
pretended instructions aremere shams,
or that so, far as they have real exist
ence they are the work Of those who are
interested In having troops there. as
7a As to ZACH CHASDLER, whois running
this bayonet business along with the
HAYES campaign, il is easy to believe him
capable Of carrying elections by force OF
fraud, or by any other means.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

EF The anti-reform element of the
Republican party is running 1t this cam
naign. They decided toary the "bIoody-
shirt clap trap instead Of planting
themselves on the side of reform. They
are aware OF their blunder now, but it is
too late. The "bloody-shirt'' is fail.
ure. The people are determined to re.
form the government, and the political
slang-whangers can take their campaign
humbugs into retiracy with him,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

~The armisiice agreed upon be
tween the belligerents in Turkey cannot
be relied upon to insure peace The
Eastern Question has been the "black
oeast" OF European politics for half a
century, anditis not to he settled by thi.
little patch. work affair.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

EFThe difference in results between
she States which voted in September and
those which voted in October shows be
yond question or controversy that a
tidal wave has set in for TILDEN and
HENpRIcKs.fssE ft.,frsszT
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-10-31

resulting in every variety Of form from
i's measures for maintaining its own ex-
istence It has no safe general rue but
TO let by-gones be by-gones, to'turn from
the dead past to the new and better fn-
ture, and on this basis assure peace, re:
conciliation' and fraternity between all
sections, classes and races OF our peo-
pie, to the end that all the springs of our
productive industries may be qnickenetl
and new prosperity created in which the
evils of the past shalt be forgotten. Very
respectfully yours.
SAMUEL J TILDRN'
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~The admission hy the Republican.
that they must carry New York to win, is
an admission that they viii be defeated
The Democrats certainly have as good q
chance TO carry Ohio as the Republicans
have to carry New York. 81
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re- ZACH CHANDLER still tries to en-
courage his partisaus with hopes OF the
election of HArEs. Mr.. CHAsDLER is
the man who confidently predicted ma.
jority Of thirty thousand for the Ohio
Republicans in October. = sajt.t,