Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-11-06
S..sEern Argument.

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ard s.s,s:.s=tly answer q ne P
Soufhern ArEunea
The following letter "a: - -.
reeived by $ business frm 10 .a1
nati: GO, ls-s
c,,~vuc.EnrISA ArKESto 20 :.
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-, go. This 20 say to you that !
cat yca 20 ship nae one -,,,5s
cats Navy Size Pissols VILE asa NJ !,
49, - 1.st,er Equipments witne IL
an :; s'. rr.ur Price List that they ar
- - ~ seven dollars and thai .ass
49, !. $3.50 : .d-hanSe.d Pistol wsrra NC
!, r. ia good-rorking ornsf ~. = !
pssfr,, fiIis the Bill yea EiIi -
crrd number CT orders noin a1 80.
- a. rsrr-.ry ss we ere aii oss
-. - ~ Garry oar Stxse In the eoln-
80 .....'s F,ser.iou Dasor~nsse- he-l
JAMES A. Mostly.
49, S,;n q q d. 10 Aiken 80 IA WIN
the privilege Of exknineing
m The advertising columns OF 'he
essr,c~.an Esrs ard OosrseT appear
uumeroas advertisement, sanpie7 %
whjrh we give below: .,,
= r.ra-rnsil further notice Will
live anplIcations frum those sex
!, arnnlnvr,ens on Mondays, Neo-
rs-.5xys ard Fridays, and ofuen
- s,rrloyers Coz Sirsighf~out
i r1.ss-rsf,rra.1c Wcrkisg-men on Tues
dsy-s Thursdays snd saturday.
arr r,rermresi 10 furnish DemoIs.s
,xi.h Den,ocrssie lsboY. at reason aD,e
,s,avs.- 4, any exseni, ss a moment :
ra.Iee To employ Republicans ana
. sss~s..1 Tlary,ctrrsts no longer pays III
= : crime. snd will be held 70 ssllcs
sgrroansshiliiy. rs. IHAIhS
To our Merchants, Wharf-owns.s,
"a T.rsde.rnen generslly:-The
Working-inen's Democratic Assoaa.
s;or ere now prepared 10 furnish
r,orn tfsl Ia asn able bodied men tor
~rr t-ind al work. Apply al tneir
haf g9ueen 81, near Meeting, from Y
n II n, ? to 6 and TO Q p. I'd.
pusrbers to Bay From-Where do
ron bay yuur meat7-To the Demo
sysrsse rublic- The undersigned,
t.uses,ers in the Charleston markets,
$50 ara earnest supporters OF the
rensn a. HAMPTON AND GOOD
GOVERNMENT. respectfully solicit
the eBeforn Of their Democratic lei
low citizens
Hoasekeepegs can get their meats
s-r,rn . TleEa5STatic Headquarters,
.,sIIs No. 40, ~, s. and y, Lower
Wsrkes. also Nos. 3 and 10 Upper
Mergrtt. from csnts to LII cents per
rsgund. II i not Democratic money
slfrE vre wznt, but WADE HAMP-
TggN AZ REFORM.
And JET the Democrats tell Us
there's noihing wrong in the south
ug,sn the part Of the Democracy
tAgi there i 10 intimidation, no
rnar6e-, and 10 obstruction 10 q free
ballet; that al the wrong there Is
couse,d BY Radical carpet-baggers.
The truth Is that there Is no freedom
30 saseiy-for Republicans in the
Soush. The shotgun, pistol, bowie
knife and bloodhound are the phys
zeal arguments used for Tilden and
Reform. And in addition to these,
by withdrawal Of trust and patron
- ---s--~-5 e.. ~--,-~snu pannhiirans.
unIess they submit TO Democratic
the Democracy Of the
States secure votes for their
ticket by thousands of men who II
left to their own choice would vote
the Republican ticket. Other thous.
ands OF Republicans are forced to
take refuge in the swamps and re-
main away from the polls TO save
their lives. The truth Of these things
Ia attested by official reports, by tele-
grams and private letters from the
most authentic and reliable sources.
There are very few places in the
States to-day where the Re-
publicans can hold public meeting.
when they advertise for a meet
Ing and public speaking the Demo-
Gratis so TO the place In organized
companies, armed and mounted, ride
into the crowd and break up the
meeting. Wade Hampton, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
Is The same Confederate General who
commanded the famous Rebel Black
Horse Cavalry during the war. Now
he Is fighting for Tilden and Reform.