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perfectly. tasteise, elegantly cesrd with sweet
gum, purge, regulate, purify, cleanse, and
stI-pg hen. always Pills, for the tUre Of all
dis Tdeis o. the Stomach, Liver, Bos els, Eidne, s.
B,ssder, ervous Is ass, headaehe, .onsti, q
ton, .,o-tiveDess, Indigestion, Dytpepsia hiI-
iousI.ss, bilious Fever L. fau nzissu Of the
Bowels PiIe.. a-d all eIai teh.ents the Inter.
mai Wis era MaIrantes To efie I Q ts~itive cure.
Purely Vegetable, contains, no mercury, miner.
ais or DE. eterious dr.. ~.
o0-Obs- rye he following symptoms resulting
Il IN i.isoTders OF The Digestive Organs
Constipation, Inward Plies, fpilneo Of the
Biood IN the Head, Acidiiy Of the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust et Food, Flllness Of
Weight In the toma.h, sour krupaions, einkibg
or tlutferipgs in the Fit Of tie Stomach, swim.
ming Of The Head Haired end Uncut Bres,h.
ing, FiuiteIings at the Heart CHOKING Or sunocaf-
ing sensation Uhea In Lying Posture, Limneo
Of Vison, Does cr Webs before the eight, Fever
and pull Pain In the Head, deficiency u RsTspir..
t,on, Yeliovness o. the Sk1n and ky0, Pains In
the side, lhest LIMB, and sudden Flushes Of
Heat Burning in the. Flesh.
sev dsses Of kADW .Y' PILLS win free the
system frpGa all the above named oisords1. Price
Is ceri per box. eeld By asusgists.
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Administrator kstiee.

TIE STATE OF KANSAS, L.
LRAvKNwURIH CoUNIy,
In the Probate Court IN and for "a County.
N the matter Of the L. tate Ct
jos u GOEN-, Deceakei. 4
NOTICE Is HEKtBY .IvES. hft Let
IN tsrs OF dninistr on nave been granted
/ lhe undersigned On tue Est tie Of ,sk Il
orESs iate o. said EQUITY csa ed,
Ly the Honorable, the Probate Court II the
G mt and Stale Aforesaid, dated he Ism day
Of October, ID LED. NOs all person having
cl. inns sgsInst tire sad EstSt are n reby nuri.
del that hey ust presen- the Q. me to the IN
dersigned for al aace, within one year from
the date of said Letters or they may be ,recia-
ded from an, bsne6r OF such estate; and that If
such clsIns lie not * ioiiea within Tire. yea .
aftsr the date OF sara lef'es. they saa!l he fo.-
eyeI barred
SAKAs G. GOES, Adminis,ra;rix CT The
esfa OF Jos c. COINS. Deceased.
october l6-h. lS.6.
IN NIINKss EB-kEoF, /, the undo rs gred,
Probate Judte of Lavenx orth Coun-
ty, have heTeto st NY hand ana .f-
lsEAL. aeG The "a Il tie said Probsr Court
this l6tn dAs Of Oc.ob.r A. ID 1876
sAM. ID. lie OMPlE,
Get s-wSt Prob.,e ndg,.
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THE STATE OF kANS\5, -
LEAyEs RrH, COUsIY-
AyOilCE Is HEREBY GIVE, That st a
~ re. uiar meaurg OF the sosrd Of County
Commissioners. begun am held at tIe Court
Hoi e In tn CIty OF Lesvenwoith, in said
County md state, on the Il IA day Of Ocober,
4. ID. ISIS, J. W. Powell and others of :fcnza-
roNie L wnship, hOusehoiders said County,
~ ni.d and ed = pEti ION, askIng III
Il parp 4 commissioners fr the appointment a.
Viewers, 10 view and change tn Atchison and
Tyngan0Xie STATE 70 al and sgr ey nd re- oca'e
a roai in sad IOwBsh p, commencing at III
south ytsf COrnei of the north west q Iarier OF
section - township 10, r.Igs Il, thence
Q, utr, near pTactic be Oh tn" orIgina
survey OF tn 70 d 10 the northwest quasi 81
he soT. east quarte'of section -, township 10
rang 81, III nee southeast ouBd the I. o tie
o IA TO the iUtersectIo1 I the rOad
Toe rra OF he petit nners WIS @ a-te !, and
4. VI, Morg n, John Hatmaker and Il. &. Brock
e,t W. c q pointed NIewers, % meet at the
hous o. J. W. Poseli, in To snnoN,e iowhshir,
on the n daS OF Soysm n 1876 al 10 O'Clock
A. N or IN a,e q failure To mes1 on 'hs dag
Il. signaiei 1, then On the f. ing day, snf p O.
coed & view sad road, and give 10 al paIiies
cnn,ern.d, h. arr 6.
BY 'Ider of the Bo.id
OLiVEk DItFE>IORF, County Clerk.
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administrators Notice.

ST ATE OF KANSAS. 4,
LEAvSSwoRTH COUNTY. ts''
In the Probate Cour. in and for said County:
In The Una ter O tn. L-tste OF
BRANTEEY STAFFORD,
Dec asei.
NOTICE Is EEREBY We, That letters
IN of Admistrati Il ave beeu granted to the
un"ers. nei on tn Estate OF Brauley -taIur :,
late of saId County, deceased, by the Homo rable
the Probate {. INT Of the County and -tate sfOre-
saif dared The Irteenth sy OfOctober, A. ID
lss6 Now, al PEI sons hav'n g aims again t
the said Estate re her,by notified that they
must present the same TO the ndersigned for al
lowance, Within one year from the d lie OF said
Le;te 5. or they may be pr ciud from an
ben fit OF such estat and that il such Claims be
not eAhib ted wi hin III e years after the date
sail rtiers. the sh l NJ foreTer barr
JOAN STRAY, Executor Of the Estate OF
BR NrLEf sIAFFuRD, Deceased. October
18TH, ls16.
In witaess whereof ], the under isne f, Probate
Judge OF Leavenwo. IN County, have hereto
Io1e set my hand and III Ned The seal OF the
ssid rebate c ,urt tr's I3,h day of'Ict r, A.
d 1876. SAM ~ LkCOhPTE,
oct26 Wit Pr bate curt.
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100000
t.P. Porter en.s ov. Ky, 6ea'i Manager

PRICE OF TIC FITS.
Whole Tics" : .; Tia YES, 6. Quar-er,. IS;
3 L keis, $40; "a lie cts, ss0j: a 2. 1Ick,Is,
s5JO. 9i& T'eLe .. Il Coz. 100, 90 Tickets a
.l,ecI
The Hon E II. TAI Tor, Mayor OF Frankfort,
thee. re GARD o City CouHcilmen, the Hon
ALVIN Ddyan ate Cniet u-tic OF II csy
ami other fisrir guish-i cItz Is, [ re L. with
such other disinteie est, persons rs in tics &
hDi .ers preseE may designate VII, superInteId
ne di awning.
The pay mt nj of ITS TO own. rs I'll prze tickets
Is assured bond, with h IVY peaal an ap-
oV'-h security, "a been VI Gu ed 10 t.. COM
Honw' al b II hrntucky, which is now ON rec
oru IN le h. Z tfic- rf Con L uTt at ank-
fort. subject 10 in pectOn Of Gng one Tni7 il lew
La u'e, and Nil absolutely secure the pay
m II Of ri Is.
Re" lttsnc.s can te made by Exprss, DRAFT,
POsl-Dthce None - u,gi ier.d u tr.r
made pay able to Kentucky Cash DistIibu i m
Co.
AL comm in'catIons, Or.'ers t,r Ii k.ts ami
appilcauo r. Ter sg lies shou Il lie al sci to
HON THOS. r. PORTER. Cent Manner,
Fink oTt, hent.csv.
Tickets for lie by II. lIory, All Della
ware sire u aveIwOrth. X nsas
Octl9- auSw
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Disorder of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting there organs. wheth-
er they ecreie too m i"n 100 little watrr;
or wh Their IN, be all cted W n tone or gravel,
or with aches AMI ans settled in the Ions
owe the regi n, OF N. Ida-ys these ii
shou lie isksn sc. Or,.ing u tn pTiI ted dir-c-
tinns, and III. OiItm, Mt should b vel rubbed
INFO III, small CI he 10 c. ut b time. Tails
treatment Will give most Ircme late relief
wncn all o her "A eIEs b " III ed.
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Proposals fer Forage.

OFFICE CBIEP q. NJ, IIsT. NEw MsxIco-
SANTA n NJ. o tober l, is.6.
SEALED fnUP0SALS, in tTiph ate, with n
- cops OF iii adveriis me mt ATTACHED, i'll
be received at this once, or by the oicer # the
Quarter master apartment nj Zach al The Iol
40 alag nam posts, Tor the supplies requir, d
thei eat, Until II o'c ock A M. "Wednesday.
November l, ls7c. at hi me anu places
toey vii be open in the pr; sene o, bidders,
Tor The d. liver, of such gu ntItI 9 Of Con or
BARLEY, - ats and BTaa may Ue pGLirrd AT
Fort Union Depot, orr Stanton, Seiu.n, Win.
"a e, McR5e. trais, Bays Santa Fe, n NJ.
and For. Garland Co.Orado delivery to e
nm, nceo b. ID. csmber i, ls76. and - he COM
pl ted in Jour mont s-One- fourth m nthly. The
right Is reserved on the art Of thu United
ST .res to RTE any or = bids, and also to re-
ceiye The v hole or any Portion Of tn ppiie-
contracted FIR. GOod an sufficient bonds will
ne Z. 9u led from the ntracic for TIL pi ON
snd faithful fulhiiment Of the contact The
usual requirements must he observed in ma 4
ing proposals.. rreierence Will be given u ar
iicles OF domestic product on. inior.s alton as
10 quaint les req ired. blsu, Prep sails, printed
coDdi ions nd req ireneris details. &C will
be furni VI. ed on ap. hcalio at the GU rtsrmss
err ffice Of either OF the posts named, sr ut
the once
j. d. RELCHER. Captain and A. O NC
o. NJ &c, lw%w
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WATER FILTER" PATENTED NOVEMBER I5 1870

TIE WHOM
o = wIc
10 Pump,w on L<aye
wo Fair
,C,ptrM HonF
ct Dr. d
ney o oil The Pump -
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

ENOR the speedy Cure Of oeninal Ee,kne-s,
II Lost Manhood and ali Aisordxrs brought On py
61scssstsus sxseos Any Drusgiss bas The tn
A11ss6 DAvDoon 4 c., Ban ms, He.
yOEk. m10-ood&v-GA,
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For Stomachs Out of Order. =

tone fthe stomach As these Puls; they remove
AL CT ity nccssIOned either Big nteInpsrau. g or
iEir perdic Inc, leach he l,ver an" rcd ice
II t. ealthy a ton; ttey are wonderfully ef-
hraSiOus IN ca-es spt>m- IL fact ihAy new r
tat IN curing all d sOrders of the liver and
stomach
HOLLOWAY'S Pr Is are the bet known in
the word f"r the GLOW n di-eas 5:
sgue, Asth IA. lIous Conpi snt. Blotches
on the slin, Bow els, On uImtiOn. DebI .iy,
irons u sentery, trysi ela- Female lrfegu-
mites, Fsve 5 OF all kInds, Fits, Govt, H. adj
ache. indigo ton, Inflammation, Jaundic-,
Liv,r mpla nts. umOx.o Pies, kh-uma-
tism, Rec ton of urine, roiul.r or X nS' 8
Evil, re Ihro Is, IT ne and Gravel. Tic u.
lou eux TuInor,. Ulcers, Worms Of al inds.
Wea IS rom any cause, etc
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ROAD NOTICE.
COUNTY CLEoK'S CF.I1E,
LEAvESwoRIH, KANSAS.
he char < i-7s

MOTT, Is ii REBY GIVEN, That at
N reguiar merit Of The Board OF toun y
{ aBsiss on, rs. bes I'm an he d at the IpuIt
House, the city of L-av, nworth, in said COuh-
ty and stat. on IN second day of Ocro er, A
H., Sc. stphel Blu rOws an ]! others 81 her
man own-h,p househp ders Of said Cunt
presented ana hieu petition, ssking said Hoard
o, Commissions tor The appoint ent OF View
eIs, To view. survey ID loo te a road in said
Township. Commencing al the mi Tile oil the
north lin. OF 50 L IL X %, Inters eli *
the Gordon Road. therce sCutn through the
midd e OF rand Sec 30 and sec. 4 TO the in'ersec-
ion o. establish, road. following said road
10 the mid lie line of sec. 9 T i2. = %; tu.nee
outh through the middle OF aid sectO ; 9, 10
AMI 81. as really rs pr .cti able To the in Isec-
ii n OF tie Harris Odd
The pr yer OF the petitioners was granted, and
Tn s. McGraw, Il. b. atty and HERR Han io,
were appointed Viewers, 10 NEE 1t "a mil
west of J T Demtngs place on the GorGO
road, i she man Towi sh D, on the - day OF
OcS.. Der. 1876 at 10 ''ciock A. NJ OF IN ease
OF failure {, NEE. on the day designated, then
on 'nc following day, IN proceed % view said
road, and give - all AZ les concerne 4, n hear
ing.
BY order of The sri
OLIVER D!EFESDORF,
Wv ounty Clerk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS,

To the Constitution OF the Safe Of Kansas submit
ted BY Oh. Leyid fare ar IFS lest session for the
rafgeaiion or reject Of The electors IF ne State
at the next general election.
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ROAD NOTICE,

STATE OF KANSAS. lss
LEAyENwCRTH CoUsTY,
OCTOBER TrRM A. a., ISIG.
NOIICE IS HERE GIVEN, That at the
~ regular meet NJ of the Board Of County
Commits toners, tegun and held ct the court
house, in the CITY cI i.eayenTar h, Il lad coun-
ty >tate, o. the I7th 4 y OF Oct ,ber, A. ID
1876, Thomas NJ EdmOnd= and others OF Ton
gan iNie township, househ lders Of sal 1 C UNITY
presented and flied a petition. asking sal .
BOARD Of C0mmi 81 pers fos The ap'o.ntm n oil
viewers, 10 view, SURVEY uni re. ocate roai
in said township, io-w!t: A confirmation OF
TIE road known the Ryan road, b ginning ut
nc no thea-t cJTner of In southwest qu ri = #
section "a township 10, range 20 Thence vest
10 the utheast corner OF tn SOU beast qua ter OF
secI"n 80, towns zip 10 range 81 4 ence W.T.
or as neatly go as prActica lie to the county line
a so To view i adj locate q part Toad own
the Evans road, beg inning at the southei.
co ner of the northeast quarter If s-ctlon 3
township IL, range lnence west one mII.
to the terminus 1 said road
The pra er OF the p.ti toner's waS granted,
> nd John IL San ers, V. french and raul
LaihrOp we're appointei viewrrs, 20 at the
h use of ThDmis u. Edmonds in TonganoN
township, GA tn liza day OF Novemue 1876.
al 10 o'c Ock A N. or in case Of failure 10 meet
on the day desigust d, then on the ioi owiHg day
and p'oc-ed 10 view said read. and give 10 all
parties concerned hea'ing BE- Order of he
Board. OL.NER III FENDURF.
cct-26w2t Gun Gle k.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

None are genuine unless the sigma uTe OF J..
HsIDOCK, a agent for the mite ares, ur-
rpLnis each box Of Phi 5. an Ointment A
handsome reward Will he given TO any one rem
dering suca Information rs ma lead to ed.
tsctioa OF any party or pa ties count eTtiDg
the uoe'ilcIn or vending The same, knowing
rm N b. spur.ou-
'.'Spld At t e manufa tory OF Profes sOr HoL-
L1wAY Co NeS loIk, an by a respect
able IusSists and dealer in medcin. throu h
Out tn civilized NO III, in boxes Il: % cent, o.
C nis and 81 'arh.
luge sizes.
\. Il DIRECTIONS or The guild tnce Of atIents
IN every d sOrder afiixed 10 each box.
Office, liz J liberty vt, New York.
4 CHARDSON & co, AGENTS,
oct1S eod&w-35 ST. Louis. Mo.
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eeDni pio the the f,y
a the p npm
tn = r II % fOms ar.
Nt ca in abr uns- ell
o O., .,, and nIshs
Il
o = is = tina i 81
fc = Al tsni yI-et bricwn the
The n b q ny moving -Pu pl
and af SUI "ig OF
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A. -. a. uUn That ut James
h 5 STOP AZ tn head OF the profess for 30
wear Age and experience are limp ran.
Stnstnal Weakness, nisht loss by dreams
pImfle On tn, face, 10 { msnhuot, can po-itiv-
ely DE cured Ladies wanting the most delicate
attention, call or write. Pleasant HON. for y
uents. book for the million Marriage
1uIde, which tells you all about these is.zses
who should marry-wh not-l0 cents to ray
postage. DIR James has 80 rooms ant parlor.
you see no one but the doctor. Office hours,
A. M. top Sundays 10 TO Il AL bnsi-
ness strictly confidential mav6 d&v-lII
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Mark These Facts
The Testimony Of he Whole Word.

= heart one %
Your ills are Marvellous
81 nj for another box and eep them In the
house -
DIR Holloway has CT. Ell my b al .cle that
Wa chronI: -
Il ave one OF your Pills to n bah for chol-
ra morbus. lie dear little tang get ", II In =
day "
my nausea of a morning is ured."
'Nour tor oi Hoi oyaAs Oinimen' cured me
OF noises In h head. rubbed some OF Your
ointment benInd the ears. anu The noise has
lett -
lend me two boxes; wsr: one for a poor
family"
i encl,,e a dollar; you price il % cents, but
the medic ne 10 me is Wo, tn doll ir -
''os nd ne fiv boxes Of our fiiis.'
"Let IN ha C III ee oxes D your Pills by re-
turn mai, iOr Chi 10 III d Fever
have over Two hundred SUI h te tim pnials as
these, but want Of space compes me TO con-
clulIe.
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ROAD NOTyCE.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvESwORru, KANSAS,
tC.Ubcr IL, 1876.
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D.. JasI2

h1cag0 Ill
Chart. rel b. o. Q
State oil linois for
the express pur-
p0se OF giving I'M
mediate relief IN
sill ca es OF . i
ate chronic and
urinary dis. ases,
n all their com
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RICHMOND, Va, October 2S.-Ii the
nited States Circuit Court, to-day, Judge
liarr presiding. Enekiah Myer, recently
: ,nvictsd of illicit distilling, in Petersburg,
- sentenced to two years imprisonment
nd fined 5000, and John Mulhalland,
)rter OF the steamer Roanoke" convicted
violation of the internal revenue laws,
vas eentenced to six months imprisonment
nd 81 600 fine.
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LilIAl..
ROAD NOTICE..
COUNTY ClEEI's OFFICE,
lEAyESwOhTu hANsAs,
DcinhtI L l.IS

STATE OF KANSAS. =
LEsyxEwoRIH, CoUSI- -
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THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY

That insta lily stops the most e1cruciating PAM;
sIlays Inflammation aod congestio
whether Of the Lungs, Stoma h. Bowels or other
glands or 0rganr. on one application.
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Radway's Ready Relief
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.

MI an nation of the Kidneys Inflammation Of tn
Bladder, Inflamna alton o. the bowels, Mumps,
Congestion the Luz g, sore hrear. Dir.
ficu Brea,hius, falpi,aiion OF the
Heart, Hystei c. Crour, DIph-
the in, CatarIh, Inhhsnza,
Headache, Tuothae he, Neu-
ragia, Rheumati N,
cod Chilli, Ague.
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AUBURN, n. Y, October 2S.-Edward S.
stokes. convicted of shooting james Fisk,
Jr., was released this morning from the
State prison, his term of sentence having
expired. A great crowd was at The rail-
road depot to see Stokes, who, with his
friends, started eastward.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
!. One Of them we know to be

BE. One Of them we know to be
and to have been a consistent repub-
lican. acting and agreeing with his
party and always laboring to carry
out its policy faithfully. The other
has always associated with demo
Gratis and been regarded as a demo-
Graf, though it now seems that he
has not uniformly sanctioned the
policy and sympathized with the
sentiments and public utterances Of
that party. He does, however, en-
dorse the doctrines which it now
enunciates through its conventions
and support the candidates which it
has nominated. What we are called
upon to do is to choose between
these two men. 1t seems to us that
there is really no need for hesitation.
If we are republicans, our duty is
and our desire should be to elect
our own candidates, that is, if we be-
lieve that the policy Of our party is
the right one to be pursued IN the
conduct of the government.
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! y I,s- -
The following letter shows what
Horace Greeley thought Of Samuel
j. Tilden's integrity: .=. ... ID. n. !.
Letter from Horace Greeley to SAM
uel j. Tilden, Chairman Democratic
State Committee: i: <' SUI >. I, ~.
mir. Tilden, you can not escape
responsibility by saying with the guilty
Macbeth, j >z..t 5s:e:. H.. =. -.
'rhoa canst not say did it; never shake
Those cory locks at me!' =
for you were at least n passive accom-
plice in the giant frauds Of last Novem-
be-. Your name was used, without
public protest on your part, in circulars
sowed broadcast over tho State, whore.
of the manifest aim was to make as
surance doubly sure. that the frauds
here perpetrated should not be over
borne by the honest vote of the rural
districts. And you, not merely by 81
lence, but by positive assumption, have
covered those frauds with the mantle
of your responsibility. On the princi-
pie that the receiver is az bad as the
thief you IRE as deeply implicated in
them to-day Us though your name were
Tweed, O. Brien, or Oakley Hall.
Yours, HORACE GREELEY.
"New York, Oct. 20, 1862"
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TIE GRANGE ADVANCE.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is, 1876.
H.H. YoUH 8. Publisher l. Editor.
Republican Nominees.

For President
R. B. HAYES, Ohio;
For Vice President
VIM. A. WHEELER, N. Y;
For Presidential Electors
Static. K. DAVIS, Ramsey;
IS. MILLER, Cottonwood !;
1st. Dis.-A. ]. EDGERToN;
cd "A. X. FlNsETH;
I'D. Hans MA1:rsoN;
For Congress, (second District.)-
H. B. STRAIT;
For county Auditor
S. ]. WILLARD;
For Sheriff
NJ. S. CHANDLER; !:
For Register OF Deeds
CHARLES MCCLURE;
For Judge Of Probate-
N. O. WERNER;
For county Attorney
J. G.. MCCLURE;
For Surveyor
WILLIAM DANFoRrH;
DR.. f. S. PARKS;
For Court Commissioner
n. O. WERNER;
For commissioner, 4th District
A. ]. GROVER;
For Commissioner 5th District
+. TETHER.
For Senator 18th District
F. A. F1NsETH;
For Representatives
B. G.. GROVER;
0. ?. HULEBACK;
T. c.. PEARSON;
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-25
The Congressional Candidates

The Congressional Candidates.
In another column we publish a
letter from Judge Wilder, answering
accusations made against him. AZ
ter explaining the bornty-tax matter
sa isfactorily, and showing that it
does not afford peg on which to
hang the charge of disloyalty, the
Judge concludes with the positive as
sertion that he favored a wi gorous
prosecution of the war and of the
suppression Of the rebellion by force
of arms" from and after the time of
the firing upon Fort Sumpter. AS
far as it is possible for such testimo-
ny to be confirmed, his assertions
are sustained by the statements Of
DR.. Sweeney, which we published
last week.
TO all who know Judge Wilder,
his own statement is sufficient to
convince them of the truth of what
ever he asserts; and confirmed, as it
is in this case, by the corroborative
evidence of DR.. Sweeney and others,
everybody in this part Of the State
will accept his statements for truth.
The accusation Of disloyalty or op-
position to the war, which has been
made against the Judge, must, there
fore, we think, be withdrawn, as the
testimony is all opposed to it. AS
to what the Judge said at the demo-
cratic meeting in St. Paul, Jan. 9th,
1868, we have no record of it what
ever. The paragraphs published at
the time in the St. Paul Press do
not amount to anything as against
Judge Wilder.
There is, then, no longer room to
doubt Judge Wilders loyalty to the
Union, unless we question his vera
city, and to 10 this would be foolish,
for people generally in this region
know that he would not stoop to de-
ception for any consideration, much
less for the equivocal honor Of going
to congress.
Our acquaintance with Major
Strait is of much more recent occur.
renee than that with Judge Wilder,
and we are not able to speak so
positively of the character of the for
mer as of the latter; but since this
canvass began we have sought for
some definite charge OF positive &C.
cusation against him and have been
unable to learn of any, Except that
brought by Mr.. Thacher, which we
can easily conceive to have sprung
from misunderstanding The
most prejudiced opponents of Major
Strait, his bitterest enemies, publicly
urge nothing against him worse thar
that he is less competent than hi!
competitor; and in the absence O
charges derogatory to his reputation
we must conclude that he, too, i
entirely worthy of public confidence
No one, we apprehend, seriously
doubts his ability to fill the position
creditably. 49,"
Here, then, we have two men 70
candidates personally unobjecdona