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sou N U4sltlCt CeuIC tor The PsrldD o1 Ozloal 5,
No u az.
Ed"eId Ghomp or IS. William Z. u ok sly.h
nis5fie. toait for the parish o. urlea1-s, No
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STATE or L0CIslAgA, I
Par.eh of Orleans, City OF New orleans.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me- this twenty
second cay OF January, 1876.
STEPHEN C'LEAEY
Sixth Justice Of the Peace, Parish q orleans,
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New orlcnns savings Institution vs.. Vic

ECGENE WAGGA3!AN
-. - ~ 'e6 Civil Sheriff of the Parish of pyIear
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,

For which the Best Musical Talent available in
the country VIII be e. gagged, and 70 which eve rv
holder of COUPON TICKET VIII be entitled 10
FRkE ADMISSION.
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The 40 ore Is true AID correct transcript Il Ia
the books OF the company.
kASPAR AUCN, President,
ROBERT JACKSON, Voc President.
Lor,s MATHS, Secretary.
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ErGETE WAGGANAT
ia25 f55 Is % Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF orleans
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EUGENE WAGGAWiN
Jai IL 10 ieo Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
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Peoples Insurance Company VS.. John
Joseph Martin.


a9 y fet Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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EUGENE WAGGAMAS
10 26 fe2 25 Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orl-
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The Drawing VIII positively commerce at nine
O'clock on the morning OF SATURDAY. April 90,
1876, at New Orleans Louisiana. Ii VIII W cog
Quoted with
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APries,Iy Outrage.

The Paris correspondent. Of the London
Nan writes: Complaints are being made
o. d the conf'cation by the Chaplain Of the
hoseI Diea Of books sent to patients. A
Characteristic incident, showing the high
alaa priests take in SuppresIing obnox.
to9' literature, led this week TO 4 trial
osioe 4 Justice Of the Peace for the De.
Pft@eHi Of the Nord. A regimental
SsAp!Ain named Debras, in making his
,oo1d' IN the military hospital at Aaire,
nv 10 the hands Of a trumpeter q volume
GiITaads, Danes dela Cur a AaisSS, which
anPea'ed him As tending TO bring the gov.
GotnS classes into cotempL Instead oil
slvlng the soldier pastoral advice to reSd
,soae'a!ng better, be Shatched the book
aoa hI' hand, and though the man said
tG lent him by comrade, refused "a
Ge i back. This comrade, a reseryist
y aoeIe family, named BeGuyais de
S''sae', claimed his book In a note,
". IN 4 moderate, genIlemanly tone,
W. sae Chaplain, when he came to fetch
tplssd him groSRly, tore the pages be-
~ ~ aus ayes, and threw the cover in hi.
,,.s This summary Jurisdiction thu
Naaea BY the representative Of the
s ,.;S did NOT stand the test ot'the civil
S.ouaal and the Judge condemned the
.I' % pay ten francs, the prize OF the
0NE and costs.
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The following bill was introduced By
a. 7. Riddle, Representative from the
Fourth Distric. Of Tennessee, Feb. %
1879. It was read tVioe, referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary, ordered to
be printed, and can be taken up and
passed whenever the Democracy got full
control Of the several branches Of the
Government: :,
A BILL directing compensation TO be al,
lowed for the use and occupation Of
property by the United States army
during The late War.
Be L eaaeted by he ScAate and HOuss q
Representatives Of he United Ssase, o. AHser-
la IN Conore,, as,smbled, That the Score
tAry Of War be, and he Is hereby Gtaaor-
lied 10 aloe reasonable Compensation 10 ALL
CITIZENS or ne United SAFES FOR THE
Csc ANp OCCUPATION OF THIrR PROPERTY
ny THE UNITED STATES ARMY, or any
part thereof, during the late Civil War,
In the same manner and under the same
regulations as compensation as now al
lowed for QuArtermastera' stores used by
said army; Provided however, That the
affidavit OF the claimant, supported by
the competent testimony Of any reputA.
BILE citizen, SHALL BE SUFFICIENT
PROOF TO ESTABLISH THE FACT
OF THE USE AND OCCUPATION OF SUCH
PROPERTY BY SAID ARMY. But il Is not
the intention OF this act to limit the par
ties TO the amount Of proof herein speci.
fed; but other and additional testimony
may be taken to establish the fact Of the
use and occupation, and the rental value
OF the property occupied.
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Profits Of the Centennial Exhi.
bitiln.

Dat Of the thirty thousand exhibitors
bsEs, there are but few who are not salts
led with the amount Of goods which they
have sold. The japanese and Chinese
viii 60 back to their homes with bursting
pockets, and with an ardent desire to
come again. The English and French
Slr. done very well, especially in the
nle Of articles Of ornament, the potteries
iSd the objects OF household art. The
Australians have sold a great many
hing, but even had they no trade they
you'd Be perfectly satisfied with the
nISuiiesnt advertisement which they
have obtained for their continent by
means Of the Exhibition.
A Ior the Turks, the Egyptians, the
Portuguese, the Russians, they have been
old pretty we'll out for some time past,
and would gladly have duplicated their
Whole stock, could they have done SO In
time. The Russians especially have
aidinmenSe success. An international
,,Sopplng bazaar ought TO be one OF the
iei!u'es Of our great cities. The stock
company that should establish it would
coin money. Spain has Jared but poorly;
Dot Spain brought comparatively little
TO sell. The naughty dons were chiefly
anxious to show that their country had
not refrigerated in the last two or three
centuries 40 much as is popularity sup.
posed, and think they have done ii.
AZ for our own exhibitors, they have
not only sold great numbers Of articles,
bot they are justly counting on imme nse
.ales in the near flture-saIes which will
q directly due to the influence Of tn il
Exhibition. The instances in which new
line Of trade have already been es.ab.
lhhed since May 10th between our own
lnd other countries are very numerous,
a't i'e multiplying daIly.-Earard King
u Bs!Os Journal. II,
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The outlook in Michigan.

peuolt InDuhe'
Two years ago the Republican MAORI.
~ in Michigan dwindled down to abou.
5000, Ohio and Indiana at the same time
giving about II, 900 Democratic majority.
The wiping out OF the Democratic as.
cendancy in those two States at this time,
Ohio going handsomely Republican, and
the Indiana vote dividing itself very
evenly, shows that the "tidal wave" Of
1874 has completely spent It's force in
this portion f'the West, and that Mich.
igan may safely be relied upon for 20, 900
majority for the Republican Presidential
and State tickets next month.
1t is probable, also, that we shall re-
deem the lost Congressional Districts in
Michigan. the handsome gains in this
direction in the October States showing
concluslve!y tie disgust Of the people
with the course Of "the Confederate
House." J.
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NEW YORK, October 1s.-CO ttou--steady
at 10Nal11-l6c. Flour-10a25c higher; su.
perine western and State 81 50a4 IS; com.
mon to good s. 2oa5 IS; good to choice s. 10
as 60; white wheat extra s. 65a6 go: extra
Ohio s. 20a7 50; ST. Louis s. 2Oas %.
Wheat-In moderate milling demand; No.
2 Milwaukee 81 Is; No. 3do 81 l7a1 IS; No.
Chicago old 81 IL; No. 8 old 81 l7al Is.
Rye-SIeady; western 7la7Shc; State $50
200. Barley and Malt-Steady. Corn-ln
moderate demand; western mixed IS Lfa5gc;
steamer yellow 5SLa5sHc. 0ats-Steadyi
western mixed and State 29a4sc. Hay and
Hops-Fim. CotIee-Quiet; Rio cargoes
firm at 16al9Hc. Sugar, Molasses and Rice
Dull. Whisky-Dull atSt Is.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
WOODEN FACTORY.


By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Elizabeth
Bradley 70 tue undersignGd trustee, dated the II
day Of September, A. D. 1875, and duly recorded
among the land records Of Ohio county, West VIZ.
ginia, in Deed Of Trust book No. . page 2os, wild
On .-..-- r {
SATURDAY, the Ilth day November, 1876.
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West virginia, commencing At II o'clock
- " proceed 10 sell 70 the highest and bGst bidder,
the following described raj estaIe and other prop
erty, or 70 much thereof rs may Be necessary 10
pay the debt secured by s1e deed Of trust, AID the
expenses Of sale, that 70 say all that part Of the
Of jacob, formerly called SIXTH street. in that part
Of the Fourth ward Of the city Of Wheeling, Wet
virginia, commonly called East Wheeling, and
bounded on the west by Jacob street, On the south
By Wheellng creek, on the east by lot numbered
twelve and IN tbs North By 4 line 70 b drawn IRON
jacob street 70 sAld lot numbered twelve parallel
to and south from SInjevenIh alnet, formerly
called Lindsey street, and al tho distance Of 10
feet tn6FeIrum with the improvements, sppurte-
names, RI. hts and privileges 70 the aid part lot
belonging or appettal -ing alee me mashiae,y, en-
gtnc boilers, hktures and tools on said real estate
10 b sold ~ above.
The aboTe property will DO I0ld subject to deed
Of trust from the aid Elizabeth Bradley to Daniel
Lamb, uated DeceAber ID, 1875 and recorded
among Gid land records IN Deed Of Tnist Book &C.
Z, page SIG, the amount claimed 70 b secured BY
which deed, on October Eth, 1876, dedueting pay
ments made Stnee ID execution and delivery, was
$40 q principal and ssI Of interest.
TERMS OF, S1LE-0ne-tourth Of the purchase
money, or such grUAtGr amount thereof a the pur'
chaser may elect 70 pay, eash IN band, the residue
In three equal iustallmt nts payahaTepec 10
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sAle,
with interest from that day, and the deferred pay
mems TO be secured By decd Of trust on the prop
erty sold. 1..Eta
4. 4 ll,nF
GEO B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
&c. HERyEY, Anetioneer. pel2
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GhtGtdligeaefr:


WIS, are YOU going to do with your
.,sDiTc. hi, fall and winter There Is
s' So,I5 Of possibility in the good use Of
, l.I ,b y" ( a corresponding danger in
~, H. TsyIsc, Of them. II you use your
.,.nipS, we'll ior the next seven months
.,n IN be worth more to your employer
nd ind more joy in your work. Have
avn a. tYIe for science, and would you
lie 10 know the reasons why certain
, H. ~ occur a, they do? II you have
.rjSGpiring mind in this direction, then
, IL Yourself to the study Of philosophy.
In YOU a taste for bookkeeping or
ri,,kipg? Then give your evenings to
rSSu.E.hip and the theory and practice
Il tstpiug books, Have you a desire TO
h.. SPEAKER? II so, devote your Ginter
tr.DiIrs to the study Of the art Of speech,
tDd YOU viii be astouished at the gain
T,S make. Have you a taste for draw.
ir,that ha, never been developed, and
h YOU wish to train your hand and eye
m b equal TO skilliul workmanship? II
20, devote yourself to that branch OF art
iot which you have taste. Whatever
you do, YOU need the skill to write letter
n . correct, easy, business.llke style, and
il order to DO this you need to know the
rules and use OF language.
Vow, young men, will you use these
r;n,sr evenings in way which shall tit
YOU to be better men for business? There
are 200 week evening. between now and
the frat Of May, and YOU can easily get
Two hour. each evening, or 400 hours, for
study, and tina, Is time enOug h to edu.
cate yourseliin the tudiments Of any sci
ence, or in the laws Of language, or the
ar. OF peumanship, or the science Of book
keeping, or the art Of drawing.
Young men, see to it that you begin at
once to improve these evenings. Parents,
look to it that your sons and daughters
~ we'll, have some systematic plan OF
study fall and winter. Do not let them
BE upon the streets or around at the neigh.
bOr,, but start your boys and girls upon
some line OF study at once. Friends OF
reform, il you see Il young man idle up.
On the streets, or in theshops or hall,
that You know, encourage him to it.
Young men, enter at once upon some
line Of study which shall mark you as a
man above the common run OF laborerS.
D,roltfy to learn everything this season,
bat search you out 4 teacher who will di.
,ectyour study, and give you all the in
.tnttion you need; and be sure that you
pat four hundred hours hard work into
snnlnshiP, bookkeeping, language, nat
ar1l science OF drawing.
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FOR SALE.
sses~--~~~~ N%~-~-----~
TRUSTEES SALE.


By virtue Of q deed Of trust made By Mathsy
McHlbh 70 the undersigned Trustee. dated the Sth
day Of Nay. A. D. 1876, and duly reesidtd ITu0ng
the Lard Records Of Ohio county, Wst Virginia,
In Deed Of Trust Book No. 10, paGo4iS, will on
SATURDAY. the 18Th day Of November, 1874
Al the front door Of The Court House Of ohiOeou
~, West Virginia, commencing a II a. H., proceed
% sell 70 the hlshst and beat bidder the following
property, or % much thereof ~ may Be necessary
70 pay The debt secured by nid deed Of trust, ADD
The expenses Of iIlc, that Il 10 y: 0ne tEo:hoEse
Wagon, With sFrtnkling apparatus attached; one
one-hOtse Carl, with sprinklIng APparstns attach
Cd; one Horrel HoEHe about nine yeara old; one
sofTei HorSs about ten years old; one Brown hofso
about hx years old 49,,
Selling is Trustee, ] Ihall convey such title Es Is
vested In me BY aid deed Of trust.
TKRNS OF aALR-Cash.
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
&c. HEKvET, Auetioneer. oelS
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PHILADELPHIA, October ls.-Petroleum
Dull; refined &c; crude 1sc. Clover
Seed - l0)<al2c., Flour =; Firm; extra
81 SIX; Minnesota extra family IS 50a6 so.
Wheat-Adyancing; state red 81 27al 2s;
white 81 2Sal 231<. Rye-6sa73c. Corn
Steady 5sIla59c; white Sc. oats-Firmer;
mixed steam 20aS3e. Pork-Steady at
Sl7 50als 90. LArd-Sl0 50al0 62H.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Cheese
= Unchanged. Eggs-Steady; western %
ACC, WhIsky-Western 81 IL. .Ttt
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C1ScissArI, October II. Z otton-steady
at l0Nc. Flour-Quiet aud unchanged
Wheat-Actiye; red 81 12A1 %. Corn
Steady at 46a4sc. oats-Dull at 30aS7c.
Rye-Steady at e6A6Sc. Barley-Firm o
81 12al %. pork-steadya at SIT COAL, 25
Lasd-Dull, steam 10c; new l01Sc; kettle
10J<al0a<c. Bulk Meats-Firm at 7aSJ4a
sKc. Bacon Steady at 73Sa91 9a9I &c.
whisky Dull at 81 u.
Hoos-Steady; common to light IS 00a
5 20; fair to good light IS Seas IS.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, October 1s.-cATTLE-
Receipts to-day AZ cars or 100 head, oil for
sale here. Total for two days lisa head.
Hods-Reeeipts to-day 1850 head; total
for two days 5,il5 head. Workers IS Goa
5 IS; Philadelphias 80 20a6 40.
SHERp-Receipts to-day $500 head: total
for two days e,s60 head. Selling at $ Goa
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BALTIMORE, October ls.-Flour-Eirm;
western extra 81 50a5 50; do. family. IS Goa
6 75:- Corp-Steady at b6I<c. Wheat
Dulk No, I? western red 81 23Il "a; No. 3,
81 Is. Oats-Steady; western mixed 40c.
Pork sis %. Bulk Meats - Nominal;
shoulders 71fe; clear nib sAe. Bacon
Shoulders SIC; clear rib l9AG. Lard
Dull at II kAllAe. z & 81
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TRUSTEES SALE.

n
Byyir,ue Of deed Of trust made By Mary Y.
Merritt, to thu undenignod Trustee, dated The I'D
DAY Of December, 1874, and duly recorded among
The land records Of Ohio county West Virginia, y
Deed Of Trust Book No, 8, pages 20 and q, will
on q aaH- I.Htl
WEDNESDAY. tho an day Of October 1915,
At the front door Of tho Court HOUSE Of Ohio eoun.
~, West Virginia, commencing AZ 10 o'eloGf a. y,
prooeed to sell 70 the highest and best bidder The
following described real estate that Is 10 ny: "Lo
No. 7(ssyen) In square 10. y twenty and
lot Nc. 3 (three) In square No. 2 (tHenty;two).
Both Of MD lotS are In Joseph CaldEet's addition
% the cIty Of Wheeling, West Virginia. and they
are both on thS wesf sids Of George street, nov
CALLED Wed street and ara 20 let iFoat and io0
TERMS or sAtu-oue-Ehird cash, md the bal.
anco IN, two equal instAlmenp nj six and twelve
months, with Interest fnoms day Of ale, with -
curity 70 Be approved by The TruStee.
- = flsf aHANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
J, W. MITCHELL, Aueti0uecr . 'A ~
WHRELlHO, W. VA, Ang q, 1875 Au29
The aboye ale 70 adjourned until WEpNES-
DAY, the Is, Of November, 1875, a 10 O'clock AM
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
wHEErISo, W. Va, ost 4.lsIG Oe6
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OH
. TY AND COUNTY COURT.
ClIra V. McNulty, with W. Al
MeSulty her husband,

. TY AND COUNTY COURT.
clara v. MeNulty, with W. Al r
MeSulty her husband, ...r......
".
James N. Ewing, Jr., EliEbsth
Richardson, with ". q. Richard
sOu her husband, Mary BlgyH
with james II. Btggs her hus. In Chancery.
band, Emma E. Peck With Vim.
PEEK her husband, James II, EE-
Ing and Kate Ewing, heiu atlAE
Of William Ewing, decd, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the aid
VIM. Ewing, decd.
Ry virtue al the authority vested In the under.
alzned By q decree entered In The above entitled
cause, on the = day Of Juue, 1914, In The aid
County, Court, the undersigued, special Commis.
slouefs will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder At the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Vtrglnia, on ...-.
SATURDAY. the Soth day Of September, 1876,
Commanding At 10 o'clock 4. n,
The following described real estate, situated on
Wheeling Island, In the dtyof wheeling. State Of
West Virginia, that Is 70 say: Lots numbered forty.
three ttsl, fcrty-iour (ti), and the westerly one.
half Of lot numbeT forty 1--we (I6 In that addition
10 The city Of Wheeling known ~ the addition ID
ihs city Of Wheeling laid out By Henry Moore,
trustee Of the estate Of Ebenezer Zane, deceased
In such parcels as may beat suhSerTe the Interest,"
Of the parties.
TERss OF sALR-one- third In hand and as much
more as the bidder may desire % pay: the remain
der In two notes at nine and eighteen month";, With
interest from the day Of nlc 10 be secured In such
manner a may be satisfactory to tho Commission
erG Title 10 be retained untl the purchase money
q all raid, DANIEL PECK and
~ JOHN o. PESDLEr0N,
.4 Special Commissioners.
", II. HALLER, Auetioneer. au2i
This ale Il adjourned to SATURDAY, the 7th
Of October, 1876, al O'Clock Ra.
- DANIEL PECK and
J. o. PENDLEr0N,
.Ioc9 lrl special Commissioners.
= - DANIEL PECK and
81 'EE f- J. o. PESDLETOS,
-rF - ;r.. 30. Special Commissioners.
w. H. HALLER Auetioneer. r4g oei7 &
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TOln0n.

ToIEpo, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
steady. Wheat steady; No. I white Mich
isan 81 23%<; No. Q do 81 15115; amber spot
81 39k. Corn-Steady; high mixed 6t1Sei
low mixed 4OHe; no grade Ask; damaged
new 40kc. oats-Duli; no demand.
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market Is firm: Ssa4Oc for
choice washed, and ons-third OF for I'M
washed.
RAGs-9C,
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PrrtsBuEeH, October is.-petsoIeum-
Weak; 'erude$3 30a5 32jf ut Parkef'si re-
fined dan at CSC bid, 2ge asked, Philadel,
phia delivery, - ...--.l- n ~. h n.
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wheeling Live stock Market.


WHEELING, October IS.
CArrLE-Quoted at 2Aa4c per pound.
HoGs-Quoted at Ease per pound.
sHREP-Quoted at &c per pound,
LAMBs-Quoted at &c per pound.
CALvEs-Quoted at 3ase per pound.
Cows-Quoted at S30ai6 per head, ].
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.L n SttdHcs, pctSo2t Feb1a9'
% .,ti @IstE nOalhs...:....:;..N 9
Il ~ Sssh
o lsS y ~ 80.
j Gau TTebty = e1Cu'
. oa1 = I'm cgpJ u P,fOon setting up Clae'
"a y Gov ''o,, prics are iuyTisble; Eemlt 4
eFLS !, mn, q PostO4ee Money 0rdefs e. .a1
a Isl, n Il tbsse an be pfocuredI seno Ine
20, M n 'gs;i,is:c4 bt'ef'
,,.rv,t1gESCER viii present daily the
ZEE ~ hL'hlf'5 Sn,r;men1 from all qTarseI, q
2! ~" IA X q vi N complete record Oh LOCAL
stCDu I.r,.l,y. and can
S,J Al the coantef, IN IAla \, .1sITI EriSI,dI
!, -s,Iing. Ss- Sid oTy y I'''" '''''''
~ ,.I;tHsI riA artsI fr0' Ae"i -. a.,
.p.cp,ggRs-Penonl de.Idns % s1 J, ,b w.
t ALI 10 The eIty and saouiVNc onDdns
rs sIJ Nv leaving their ADDE'S ~ S%G n,Sss'
so,S Of BY drop letter through me rI' O.- ~
80 S'oSTRIBuToRs.-SO attention WI e ,,!I ~
u - 'noaynoui Communication; es.s! nsEas
9s,t = accompanied BY the E'i''f'' ""''
and EldESfS-
,.,.,,, ,,t.,,s 10, Us IAoS6 % aso, " ~.
, eoHhr ,ns6el," and should " y y. ~ i,
s,.s;a y Vihsr individual I'7'" "
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= strength OF the Negro Vote.

II, tSs negro vote OF tho United States
=. .S@Cen about $4,000, and Is diatribut.
W 'noug the several States "a follows :
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TfsHs OF SUBSCRIPTION
DAILY.

,Al IA a4rdRds, potiest pstt1
~ Is oolThres monthL-,.....N y y
= 'rii..,.'"'''.I DOL One mont h.....':....:s I"
s'ihi.Iii6,iI;'iC;a rriCrS in CITY lSe pa week
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". II. HALLER' Auetlonser.