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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

ably received as many votes in the United
States as did John P. Hale in 1852. Hale was
really the first candidate OF the Republican
party. Fort Scott, (Kansas, Pioneer.
All over the United States we signs OF
a fixed determination to keep up the In
dependcDdsnt party. Peter Cooper's
10000 votes are noble foundation to
build on.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

"Ne are telling truth one week before the
end OF The campaign, which will be universally
acknowledged ons week after it, when We de
clare that MOST Of The managers Of both the
Republican and democratic parties have been
trying for the lat four months to guli the
American yoter.---New York Evening Tele-
gram.
Yes; and they have accomplished
Their purpose pretty eGectually.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30
HolIoway's Pills and Ointment.

We stand aghast at thousands hourly hur-
RED 10 q premature grave, victims Of having
neglected the first symptoms cf disease.
Whether the com plant originates in the body
or be introduced acciieEitiy through the skin
fatal results may be wardsd off By timely
recourse 70 one or botl Of these medicines. Is
cents per boz or pot
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Abnerthy's last paper. The Farmers
Union, among its other agricultural
Articles, has one headed, show to lay
Shingles" FAbernethy has invented a
new breed OF hens that will lay shingles,
he hos added to his well-carned tame
as the discoverer OF the tact that "pota-
tdes grow altogether below the ground. "
and are hence grasshopper- proof.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Mr. Wallace p Groom. GreenbacS candid
ate TO Congress in ihe 9Th New York Congress
ional District, polled 6,l46of the IS, o64 votes
cast.
We'll done, Wallace F.!
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Il e. and third party viii De in exis.er "a be-
fore al other national election and to il the
y viii owe is perpetuation as a kepub-
lic-s.. Louis Commercial Gazette.
And we nave about 5000 votes in
Minnesota ready to help 1t.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Hon Il, G. spaulding, ''the hardest hard
money laan in the world" was splendi1ig de-
feated for CONGRESS in the Thirty second Con
gressional District If New York by Daniel
Lockwood who isn't. Exchange.
Whenever it Becomes apparent that
TIE greenbachers have more votes than
tue capitalists the poiiticlans will be
greerbackers.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Philadelphia Is taking up, the cfy. IT bard
times, aud uttering it quite Justify. Now that
the ex position is over, failures sheriTs sales,
and the like, are the dominant features OF The
city Everybody knows " hen the show woa,d
close up, bu, the reaction was greater thaa The
people anticipated. The centennial ma, after
ali, prove to have been q curse, Instead cg a
blessing, TO the Quaker City.
The same story everywhere.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

In Iowa it was bona fide tribute to green
backs that caused 10 000 voters TO cast their
ballots for Peter Cooper Brooklyn Eagle.
Ten thousand sensible 1len amid an
ocean of tools.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

There are "a Congressman pronounced Green
tacitlaeu elected and 40 more are or the fence
vita leaning towards 9reenbaeils.
II tho Democrats had endorsed our
candidacy there would have 7G,and strait
would have been on the outside OF the
fence.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Capt. James e. Kerrigan, Greenbaek candid
ste for Congress III the 9th New York Con-
Good Tor Kerrigan. kept up, Col
Guei.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30
Our old friend Jonn McVey IS grow
fl,rc,,c Ioo ~ cr,... ,li,r lilra tnis nrc

Our old friend john McVey IS grow
ing famous. Paragraphs like this are
circulating over the state.
We don't know who John McVay, is, but
We suppose he ia some relation to George
Washington. John says, according to the
Hastings Union, that ''you can'tInake good
Democrat out of a white headed Swede."
To the honor Of the "white-headed
Swedes," be il said. that many Of them
are thoroughly posted upon the financial
question, and voted the Greenback ticket
at the recent election. They are not the
unreasoning, unthinking class the Demo-
Gratis would make them out
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

The Greenback ticket had more votes than
any other in Kingston
And next year it will have more votes
than any other in q good many places.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

Cooper received more votes Isss week in
Kansas alone than did James G. Biray tho
nominee oft liberty party IL $50 ia the
whole United States. Blu, tile Hirnsy PARTY
tecaIne the Republican pariy. Cooper prob
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER r 1876.

Mr.. J. Y. Reuhle, Greentack candidate for
Congress in Wayne county, Michigan, poiled
1900 votes
MIR. Reuhle has our congratulations
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

The New YorkIRecord of South Carolina
6aliot-6ox Suffer.

At the recent election in Barnwell
county. s. c., numerous frauds are al
leged 70 have been committed. Among
hem The most outrageous was that per~
The New York herald., 1876-11-08

C,TUTTERfNo RfrBCrUALLy REMOVED BY
Drationa system instruction and exercise AAEkAOAN
VOCAL INSTITUTE. los Wsvsrlsy place.
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DIRECTORY PoR ADVERTISERS.
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nExAs LINZ FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
West. carrying ths United Stases maii.-rhe
SAN ANTONIO Captain Psnnin xson Win sa Saturday
November II. 1870 r. M. from 40 East
Through bills adps given 20 slI poins hs Houston
and Texaa Great Northern
weston and Henderson and the Gnlvsston Harris
and San Antonio railroads Freight and
lowest Pos freight having
sommodasion-, apply 20 G. n. MALLORY 4 Co, i53
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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CAN FRANCISCO MINsTItELs. MONDAY NIGHT
DThe young vho kindly noticed gentleman In
would eonfexh favor By addressing 1IvIHuSToN.
Herald Uptovn once.
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2TH ST.. EAsT.-AT rHE PARLoR WINDOW
fC Your emile hope II you uuderstAnd please
address Ardens admircr Of beauty MON VOIsiN
Herald rptovu Off
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
pUBLIo EXHIBITION
A. r. STEWARDS
GARDEN CITY wATERwOEKS.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER y is7a
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THE AIToSATIc WokkiAS Of ,h. MACHINERY BY
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ITO sPoRTsMEN.-BLuE ROCK PiGEoNS-ABoUT
\ SO pairs Tor SALE Inquire 4. CHEvALLIER, lO6
bieecker 81
POOL. SELLING.
A UcTlON. FRENCH AND COMBINA ALTON POOLS
Asold all day st Johnsons Rooms Broadway, 2sh
st. on the election majoriss selsgrAphc communication
direc also on all sporting orders by mail
will meet prompt attention 7. II. JOHNSON.
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elections electiona Auction Poos every day and
ing French Pools tickets 81 each New pools each day
on general result and state eecSions McD0UGALL& CO
THE TURF.
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ing nlied will remain until this evening At IL those
previously entered will please their entries All
rics should be addressed 10 n. WILLIAMS son, Park
vile, L. |.
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~ MUST RECEIVED YOUR NOTE TODAY;
" will explain the delay will kindly give
other opportunity. SUPPER
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PERa4lMAlI..,,

A --A--IF TIL YOUNG LADY IN DISTRESS WHO
n brought before Justice Kasmirc Sunday morning
WHEN her history va. given viii commanic.se with EN-
TIRE STRANGER, Herald Office he will assist her honor
ably. and shc will Or desiring, md permanent friend
blossom CANNOT POSSIBLY CALL TONIGHT
OWN 900 you later In the week. C.r.C.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08

AAEHiCAr rEkIoDlcALS
IIarpsr's Tew Monthly.
Lipptnrottx Magrzipc.
The National Quarterly Review.
Artnurs Illustrated Home Magazine
Appieton's JcrrrM.
chronological Industrial Monthly.
Godey's Lsdyss hook
Aquatic Monthly.
Herald OF Health.
American AgrfculturesA
Insurance Law Journal
Insurance. Monitor
Coast Review.
Tire Forum (f.av Revisvl
Domestic Monthly
nemorest's Illustrated Portable
pcrrresrs Iilmstr Ated Monthly
Illustrated Hcusehold n ags ssIus.
Bankers' Magazine.
New York Insurance. Cnsrnie'A
.m.r,..sn Checker Player.
EUROPEAN PERIODICALS.
La Revue Generate. .................. Brusssla
DIRECTORIES. =
Paris. ...........-..............D .DirectsrN
London Drectory
tuited Statee Bnsiness ............. Directory
Trow's New York City..-............. DIRECTORY.
lopsIil's rhIlsdslphis CITY ........ .Iirecsory.
FhiAfeiphiA.... Directory.
b0ston- D1recfory.
~ Ionic. Directory.
Cleveland Directory
rittshurg Directory.
Cinrinn au Directory.
Directory.
Detroit. oit........-.......... directory.
Milwaukee. .......... Inrertuvy.
San Franctsco- ......... Directory.
New Orleans Directory.
RnHai". .......~.......-.......... Directory.
Louisville. Observation-Disclosures. Directory.
District Of Colombia. ............ Directory.
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personal.

TY THOMAS b. MAITLAND WILL FORWARD HIS
address the Paterson (N Guardian, be viii hear o.
something o his autage.
The New York herald., 1876-11-08
COAsTWfsn STEAMSHIPS.


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STEAMSHIP LIkRa
FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA. AUSTRALIA, NEW
ZEALAND BRITISH COLUMBIA. OREGON &C..
sailing from pier ~ North River
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISTHMCS OF PANAMA
connecting America and South Pacific portA
From SAN FRANCIsCO 70 JAPAN and CHINA.
Steamship CITY or TOXIC. Friday, Dec
From sAN FRANCISCO 20 SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUS
TRALIA and NEW ZEALAND.
Steamship CITY or SYDNEY .NovembcrS
VIZ =. CLYDE co' Or n. j. BULrAY. supcr,n.
sendent No Bowling Uresn; pier ~ North River foot
Canal
NEW YORK AND BANANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
IN These nrst cnAa amshps will sail r. n from
pier ID North River foot e s io Havana direct a.
iollowas- .
CLYDE Saturday. November IL
Saturday. November ~
For freight passsge having acccmmoda
sons ppwM p. CLYDE 4 co.. No. 8 Bowling 0rssa
McKKLLAR> LuLIN0 Co. Agents In Havana
CEALwEEKLy LINE PoR PORT ROYAL. .. O.. AND
CFcrnandina, Pa. s.ng Tuesday and Friday, from
pcr East River, ~ 8 r. -.
Sse amer q CAROSDELET, Friday, November 10
s,ramer MONTGOMERY, Tucsday. November "a
Tickets o ell paints IN Florida
ep'' = o. II. MALLORY 4 CO..
i53 Maiden lane.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

Mississippi has just reason to be
proud of her good and gifted son,
tho Hon. L. 9. C. Lamar. North
ern exchanges, many of them OF OPP
posite political faith, are full OF
praises and complimentary notices
of him. His star is in the ascen-
dsncy, in reverse ratio TO tho de-
cline Of that Of Mr.. Blaine. The
latter, who, few weeks ago was
locked to - tho coming man for the
Presidency, by his republican
friends and admirers is regarded
- having shot across the political
heavens and now low down on the
horizon. While Lamar shines out
the most respondent, the brightest
constellation in the democratic gal
axy, bis prospects increasing, rs the
day draws nigh, for the second, if
not tho first place on thenext Dem
ocratic Presidential ticket.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

Our distinguished Representative
n the National Congress, Hon. o,
Singleton, keeps us constantly in
nembrance. Hardly a day pass
that We do not receive from him
70 or more public documents,
congressional Records etc. We
ID much valuable matter and some
ost excellent speeches in the Con-
-essional reports and are very
.ankful te Col. Singleton for these
AYERS. We are not the only one
hus remembered. Many of onr
itisens are frequently in receipt of
.imilar favors, and hardly a news.
,,apsr in this District but Whist con-
lsins acknowledgements of the re-
ceipt Of like fsvors from Col. Sim
gleton. In this connection, we
would inform the Colonel's many
friends that he is in fno health and
spirits.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
0vlR THE STATE.

Col. Haper p. Hunt. q well known
citizen, and an honored member Of
the bar, died in Vicksburg on tho
2eth ult...
The Phoenix Hotel in Nerid ian
was burned Tuesday night of last
week. loss about &c, 900 /; insured
m Sls,6O0.
Jackson Times: Six hundred an
thirty-four dollars and forty-fve
eents were allowed for the Der diem
and mileage of the Grand Jury OF
the Circuit Court.
The House, in Committee of the
Whole, has agreed to report tho
salary Of Supreme Judge at $500,
end Of Circuit Judge at $4,000,
which is considered reasonable,
compensation. Lot these figures
Stand.
4enengetis has been prevailing to
. considerable extent In Carroll
ton. The Conservative records
the death Of six persons within ten
days by it At last account the
disease was not 80 prevalent as it
had been.
The Legislature has repealed the
Act known a. the liquor law, one
feature of which required retail
dealers to obtain the signature Of
. majority of the adults Of a town,
including women, before they could
get license.
Clarion: A gentleman named
III. b. Cammack, who registered at
tho Nelson House on Monday last,
fell dead in front of the hotel on
Thursday night, at IL o'clock.
Mayor McGill held an inquest on
tho body yesterday, and the jury
returned q verdict OF death from
heart disease. Deceased was about
fifty years Of age.
Kosciusko Star: On Tuesday
morning last q difficulty occurred
between Mr.. James Newell and Jim
Brown, the colored barber of this
place, in which the latter was shot
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29
THE CANTON NAIL.
SUPPLE M Mt.

We again appeal to the Demo
cratic Conservative Clubs through.
out the county to preserve their or
CARNATIONS. II any Of the Clubs
have disorganixcd, We would aug
eest that the members got together
rs soOa Ne possible and rcorganise
1t will not do to be content with
our recent victory; there is much
hard work ahead, and we should
see TO it that Vo are prepared. Our
enemies may not make any display
that is not their plan they work
silently, and will loee no opportu-
nifty to carry their plans into exc
cution. II they find US mapping apd
indifferent they will be encouraged.
On the other hand, if they sec that
we are awake and determined to
win the race next fall, they will be-
come in . measure disheartened.
There is nothing like putting on o
bold front-nothing like being
ready.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

Below will be fopnd mott CO q .
bill introduced by the earnest and
able Representative of the District
Immediately 10 be benefited by
tho improvement proposed. Our
Representatives should recollect
that our local interests having been
ignored for the last fifteen years,
that much is needed and can be &C.
complished by labor and attention.
In the present state of our affairs,
this 10 more important than even
who shall be President:
IMPROVEMENT OF sUNFLowKR AND
YAZoO RIVERS, MISSISSIPPI.
Mr.. Singleton, by unanimous con.
sent, introduced q bill, "a. r. No.
1859 making appropriations for
the improvement of the navigation
of the Yazoo and Sunfower rivers,
in the State of Mississippi, which
was read a first and second time,
referred to the Committee on Com.
MERGE, and ordered to be printed.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

Augusta, Ga, Constitutionalist, al
iading to Senator Furlong's con.ri-
button to tho Lee Monument, says
''hs is very many mules ahead Of
Blaine l. Co.,
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

Mrs Mary Arthur of this city, had
two sons, David s. Arthur and
G. V. Arthur, in tho Confederate
army. She has reason to believe
that one of her sons is dead, and she
has not heard of the other for years.
Any person knowing the where
abouts of either of her sons will
confer a favor upon a widowed
mother by addressing her in Vicks-
burg
Southern journals will confer a
favor by giving this paragraph an
insertion HIcksburg Herald.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-01-29

: Hayes is growing stronger every
day ~ q Republican Presidential
candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04

hand we're 4. sa es noon ZAP Prices ~sss s' ,ss
sssa net from a a. r. s 81 cars II
sssves Sales as follows. @isa illinois steers a. sa per
with soc head weigh. cyl, "a Illinois steer. -
per h. weight ss.ni Illinois steer. = lie Per
We s:ss sw sas q as .sss. e. per-
ssishs ssw. strong; 70 Illinois steers =. iss per
= n. .ss &c 81. !, ~ as ps. H. Weigh, fs z
nc. per H., weight II Vale 4 kirehwsy sold
ss 'iSs.' with Sc u ss:.
no :.ssa sssas l' gross s's .s @
lbs; Is illinois . % u per cwi with II Oh per
sir sa1,' sf f'ao,: TO- .s,sSs
eTs TX kosen.h 4, sold los Morris w.ix s
ewt HIN dis steers 81 ioc per b.. with 81 OF per
a;ss O. nos .s ssss 4 Weights EYE s~
per- 81 ss' s~ :.s'a q so a.
Monroe = dilAoi. steers 2. ioSe lie per ID weigh.
s.ss .si as; ;s'
p. ssh = S:sS weighs ~ s:: i Il 5 / q
= io:s. II .sisls s 81. ss I II 4,
~ s:is q a sssr Is c
:. gsc per o. weigh. eTs y llnoi. steers u ioc
sssss sss:
cs III ssss, 81 s s
per h. weight ~ cwt Illinois steers lie per To-.
vexht ~ cwt for Hsrrenden Co - Kentucky steers 3
Is S:''p PC. ss.s Brown .s sss s'ss
i04c per III. weight TX for Kehn Farsr, % Ken
iSs Z r. S s's I'd
: :.s Gs.oi:s .ms :: sold 81 as
oxen at 80 per To- gross weight lbs per head dress
SO lbs 40 Illinois lo4c i01c per D.. weight
7c~t; ~ Illinois steers - iuc per b. With 81 on per
per h. weivhs TX evt for L. Norris ls illinois At
w. O. Dudley sold for Norris. w~ixss 4 90. ~ Iii
Il To- per- H. Weight sss 81 inoi. steer. q io
per h., with soc. per hcad, weight ~ cwt For y
Farthng Wy Ihno: steers q 9lsc ioc per D. weight
steers l04c per 6 weighs "a cwt W. sherman sold
for $ Ae.ton 80 illinois steers 2. sc per b. weights
weights w cwt % cwt. ~ Illinois steers ~ oc liac
snEsr LAsaA-T,aas ,sir in sheep a. ess es Pc.
sold ls State shesp.w eight lbs, NJ 7 ~
State sheep, weight s42O lbs. 7c per lb " state
:assR Yifss so S s. 70 - s.si
ibs NJ TIE per h. Michigan sheep. weigh. iLs
per ID sold during past week. as7o sheep ~
50 ~ per head average. Judd Buckingham sold l5e
Ohio sheep, weight $40 lbs. vt IKE por h.: Kase
y sa4e. per lb.; 80 Ohio sheep, weight 1920
lbs. ..75c per NJ lo3 Ohio sheep weight 70 $40 bs AZ
Illinois sheep weight 800 lbs At &c. per 10 sold dnrins
the past week o359 sleep. - % per head average
Y Kirby sold 20 State lambs weight i2o bs at she per
1876 State sheep weight 1880 lbs at 7ssc. per 10.
MILcH cows-Therc were no sales
Mesed calves slow a. 7c nc. H. also at SO per head
HocS-There no live hogs sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04

holders nominees-uamely, Aessrs. J. Il. Beach,
Oliver Garrison and J. l. stephens.
The suspension OF Messrs. r. s Heser Is reported
The details will be found in another column II liz
scarcely necessary 10 say TO those who are familiar
with the business Of Wall street that these gentlemen
in their misfortune have the sympathy OF large num-
Der OF friends
It's stated that tho Receiver OF Taxes Of New York
denies that any Pacific Mail have been seized
for taxes. Nor is IL intended TO any The taxes
due not over $4,000.
Advices from Washington state that decision in
regard to the Granger railroad cases has been handed
down in the Supreme Court to-day.
despatch from Madison WIS, says:-"The rail.
roads in Wisconsin have issued tariffs In accordance
with the Vance bill and commenced operating under
the Law Saturday The changes In the rates are not
noticeable except in local tariffs which show .
general The freight from Chicago to ali
points in Wisconsin are increased. The tariffs will DO
issued In . few days"