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Pills you can eat ANYTHING You like and
fee. no bad effects. They act specifically
on the liver. stomach and bowels. c;sii,Ill"
Il free flow of gastric juice, which is cs-
sentiil to good digestion.
100000 Witnesses
will testify to the virtues of Dr. Tut
Pills. Wherever Chills ;ind Fever, Bill
lious Diseases or Liver Affections prevail
they have proven Il great blessing. Road
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Old Things are Dome Away.
Formerly the lancet. c:il0mel, bliSterS
and starvation wcr" the treatment at the
sick. DIR. Tutt~'s Pills have done away
with this. Beir" vegetable they req lire
no change of diet or occnpation--;t safe
family mctli-inr.
Sza.a'loOd's Vis0f.
Is lost when the body i wasted by by
spcp$ia. Sick Headache or Liver Com
plant. For this pitiablc con dition TUFTS
Pills are Il specific. The vigor ana elias
ITCHY of youth. and bouyancy of spirits,
will follow their Use. p cents. Is Muir
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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Capt f. C. Pos'ell informs us
that the Democratic Low Tag Club
of his neighborhood (BreckF ille) is
thoroughly organized, and at its
last meeting elected delegates to
the county convention 10 be held
June 81, for the purpose;of sending
delegates to the state convention
June 18th. The elubf also, by a
unanimous vote endorsed the course
Of Hon. Q. r. f;iuglet9f in Congress
and pledged him their undivided
hearty support fol-: denomination
and re election. Eel done.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

5sos.ie Insurance Company of New
y ork. Purely Fire: all is funds pledged
20 payment on fire losses. Cash capital.
-. 00O, 600 cash assets, 5000, 900; caSli
surplus as regards policy holders. S3.S25,-
900. J. +. johnson & Co.. Managers,
Southern Dept. Steele d \ carguin, Lo-
cal amcuts.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

us have no more military pa
Memorial Day. They do not
bnize with the soicmnitIes OF
kcasion.
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Have your hair cut at sSebeg's'

The best and cheapest mems ready
made clothing and gents furnishing
goods at Grass.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

averly Grange, =. of H., meets
third Saturday in each month,
j. Nichols.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

.il work done cheaper than ever
ion. \ little cash pays for lots of
V Holmes q Smiths Office.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Owing to the extreme hard times.
have concluded to reduce my prices to
the follow ng rates, strictly fer cash:
Gold Filings $500, formerly $500.
Amaigam on silver as it is sometimes
called, $50, formerly $500.
Full sets of teeth $40. OG. formerly so. 90.
Partial sets correspondingIy reduced.
z. O. PAYNE.
Where time is wanted, Old rates will be
charged, and good city acceptance r.
quircd. L. o. PAYNE, ID. ID. :.
, J-3Z
y negro boy, aged fifteen, was
tried before Mayor Powell on
Thursday last and committed to Jail
in default of $500 bond for attempt
ing to outrage the person of a young
white girl about his own age. a
hempen rope and short swing is
what he needs.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

|he oath inst, the day trains
IN. o., st. j.. & G. II. II. were
off until further notice.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Now is the ti,ie to nave, dental work
done cheap; call on Holmes d Smith for
iow prices and good work.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Now receiving a splendid stock of gents
ladies and children shoes, made to order
for their spring and summer trade at the
3llt Grange. Dollar Store.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Love q Ross, Real Estate Agents. have
made arrangements with Enos Turner.
Real Estate Agent of Chicago. for ;dvcr-
Using, selling or exchanging Southern
lands for flrmin" lands or city property
in the West. Those wiShing:to dispose of
their lands can do so by filrni>liin" dis
scgiptivc lists and plats and prices Of their
lands. Col. Love is prepared TO make
piats for those desiring them at rcasona-
bic rates
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

SSeDcr's patent hair brush is the
best thiug OFT, try it once and you will
stz- 20 other. 4l5-4f
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Car brass band acquitted itself
with 80 much credit on Memorial
Day that we hope it will remain a
fixed institution with us. Keep up
V band, young gentlemen, by all
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

70 Holmes e Smith, for the cheapest
Rst dental work.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

best custom made mems, boys, Ia
sscS and chililrens shoes at
Gross.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

n the use of the Dental Engine, you
, have your teeth flied without pain
Ealing on Holmes s. smith.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

IIcpctinc discovered in southern MI
hia, cures all diseases of the liver At
PHILLIPS q JONES
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Every.variety apd style OF goods for sale
cheaper than ever ut the GRANGE DOLLAR
STORE. II
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

us. parasols, umbrellas, in large guam
lat GlOss'.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

There were those who really and
sincerely mcurned for the loss of
their dead loved ones last Wcdnes-
day. After they had decked the
graves of somebody elsc's loved
ones, 1t WAS Il mournful pleasure to
them to indulge the hope that the
same sad tribute they had paid to
the unknown dead was paid by 9th
ers far away, to the dead of our
own households whose lowly mounds
sre unknown to US. 1t was a mourn
full pleasure to carry these reficc-
tons home, and oh how harsh, how
grating to sorrowing, saddencd
hearts must have becn.thc wild huz-
zahs that rent the evening AR, a
most inappropriate finale and clos
ing out of a day devoted to
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Insure your Gin-hOuses and Cotton
with STEELE q YEARGAIN,
1923 lns. Agents.
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The Jackson Daily Clarion was
discontinued last Saturday the 18th
inst, with the adjournment Of the
Legislature. We shall miss its
presence, for it was most wei
come visitor to our slnctum, always
flush with news and bright with
sound and wholesome thoughts and
ideas. The Weekly Clarion will
be continued rs heretofore.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29
gsos..e Insurance Compnny of "a

Fresh beer always on tap at the Mcr-
chants Saloon.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

The trial of Edward Grant, color.
ed, late jailor of Madison county
charged with receiving stolen prop.
erty, occupied almost the entire day
Friday the 2lst, and resulted in his
: being bound over in the sum OF
$500, for his appearance at the next
term of our Circuit Court. We do
not propose to prejudice his case, but
there was enough developed, on the
trial before the committing court, TO
satisfy any unbiased mind that
Grant has beca connected for some
time with much of the crookeduess
that has cursed our county in the
way of horse and mule stealing.
His intimate association and close
connection with Louis Greer, the
professional horse thief, after that
individual was known TO be an out
law. is of itself sufficient to convict
him not only of receiving stolen
property but of having procured its
theft.
..Wherc there is Il will there is a way
have the will, and have found the way
to sell my goods ut prices below other
dealers. and will do il. Gail before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Gross.
For the cIleapeSt and hest made Indies
gcntlemen's and childrel's shoes, 20 to
the Grange Dollar store.
Insure your gin-hou>es and cotton
With STEELE IL YEARGAIN. Ins. Ag'ts.
Hon. Joseph W. Taylor of Ala
bama, the gentleman who gave us
such valuable aid by his able and |
eloquent speeches during the late
was to have lectured in
our city at Odd Fellows Hall last
Monday night, but owing to the in
clcmency of the weather, and also
TO the fact that our citizens were
not apprised in time of his intention,
40 concluded not 10 lecture. We
regret this, as Colonel Taylor is
man of scholarly attainments- and
IN eloquent and most pleasing
speaker and could not have failed
10 furnish our citizens with an in-t
ellectual, literary treat. \
I
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

The Ereest stock Of cassiiners, linens
a7.i cottonades at Gross.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29
E9W ADVERTISEMENTS.

Read the advertisement in anoth-
or column Offering So 90 reward for
the return of strayed or stolen
hound.
We invite the attention Of our
farming friends to the advertise
mont of Mr. J. l.. Averett, who Of
fcrs fine high grade South-down
lambs for sale
Mrs. Gurley's residence is offered
or rent. Read advertisements.
Centennial drinks at Bunk Saloon, only
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Subscribe for the CANTON MAIL.
Price, only $500 per year.
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The finest NOUS, hoy and children
LaAat Gross.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Just received. a fine new stock of sprin q
goods, selected with special care to SUIT
the wants of this community. at
Grcss.e
Price of subscription to the gan
TON Mail is reduced from $500 to
$500 per year.
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The CANTON MAIL is only 81 90
per year.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29
Low Prices.

Centennial drinks at Bank Saloon, only
10 cents
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

lclot.iiD9- fresh prints and calicrc-
fi.an ever at the
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29
memory and to tears.
And not to JOYOUS nicrrimcnt
And SOullcSS shouts and cheers,

There were hearts that were
moved with memories of the olden
times. There were mothers, wives
and sisters who esteemed it a privi-
ones of their households, who in the
quiet of their homes we're wont to
send up their prayers to heaven, fit
companions to the holy incense ofthe
fragrant flowers moistened by the
dews of evening that were waited
thithcrward by the gentle breezcs.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

For the Centennial Hair Cut go to
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1876-04-29

Grange Dollar store.
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February &c, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
DIR. GILBERT OK RArD TRANSIT.

TUr EpFFCr OF JIu,Gt Va; HOtsEN's DECISION.
The GerisiOl rendered by judE. Van iiOcs"n
Oh Tuesday denying the rinnction .pphet t"f 10y tho
Ninth Avenue Railroad Company against 'he NrT-iok
Elevated Railroad CuryJJ ht- attracted Wide alton
tfyD ,ld is generally ts.,d Is an 1pof AN. step
to,.urd a removal 90 al tho obstacles placed ~ ihe
,...y oi r,ri trat,i ! .cI ,r,cr Of Tn Ti'h-
r,, had = conversation as Long Branch yesterday
with l.. H. IT. Gh.r. the prjoc',r and clic'rrS,anec
,f -, g 5cr. Elevated Railway. IN relation 10 the ~
fee, of the decision oihr~ injunction suits DE- Gil
er ssid that he di-incucd :" rNprcsa MS opinions
fully haylus read only the rItrics fron the decision
printed ia tho nov vspap5rs. he SAID, however, tLHt he
considered JnGgo Iocsoa's decision, a. !af AZ Il re-
Lated 10 any czc yc right Of tio sL,aco railroads, as
decidedly fagorablo tho Gilbert Elevated hallway In
respect - .hs suit brought by tLo SIKH Avenue S.lFoad
Compauy AMI awaiting the decision oi Juds' ocdg-
wick. The d ,siOh, he Thought, was favorable
To rapI transit general. tie inllntalhtd
that the for the 0f the public and that
whenever ,c facilities !1g uaVti on thc suFalt !Ns
ynrr not sdIic.nt Tor the people the Legislature had
clearly tho ght and the power 10 authorize the con
stuctiou ol additional means of convey ance. These
facilities might either under ground or elevated above
Jl streets IN the advanced state Of engineering might
dr,erGne SO far Judge Van Iloescn,s decision
sc o, tn Gilbert Elevated Railway had not been ques
toned the chartor authorized the US, o atmospheric
or other power. In regard to the elect of dummy
engines in frightening horses, and the other incon-
ycnienocs the surface railroads said to arise from
their lac thought that the decision presented very
fair statement. -,
In SpraktnH OF tnc tlniiOThIy oD'tbFfS plhctu
way of rapid transit Dr. Gilbert said tnat the noce silly
OF some means 10 enable woiLingmen TO escape The
dreadful mortality OF tcncmonthOuscs was urged upon
his attention many years when practcnY physl
cIan To ave poorer classes an opportunity of en-
loving fresh In the suburbs by enabling on 10 rnac
thor workshops IN the city in proper time e considered
the most practical method OF relief lie had gwen he
said may years ~ study 10 the subject and had exam
incd the und rrOund railways OF London ana the sys-
TENS adopted in other countries His nOpos were strong
that n time every impeachment to the completion
OF would DE removed. The people were getting
educated to the Necessity of rapid transit and the work
cOnd not bo much longer retar1ed
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19

the Isles Of the Blest all blerded into one yast ..
spendent Ellen " delights. encirced y sentinel NOM,
tlns whose hOary SUBMITS pierce the skies 5pginkIs
the whole dazzling corrIscatiDg scene with diamond
dust shattered ranb0ws, and froiicsomg htning.bIys
and flavor IL with ten thousand mingled od0Ts each IT,
tOyicatingly delicious breath from heavens garden
gate ajar And have some faint conception II hs
beatific Pandemoaiu.n or PanseIaphicum"
The Boston Herald gives an account of the
thrilling escape OF Charles Falnan tom torrble death
OFF Cape Pogue Martha's Vineyard, few years ago. n
is fayorite story OF the Gsnoraen Oak Bluffs Tia
bark CHRISTINA a return voyage was driven eshor.
and wrecked Ia sigh. Of home during binding storm a,
snow and slcet and sank On 3hoa leaving only be,
asts ard rigging above the breakers. The took 70
the ratlins aud srouds rs last resort and grmy awaited
their almost certain death from cold and starvation
Eor four rear, days aud nights they remained in hs
exposed situation by one succumbg TO th0 freezing
bsst and SINKING down In helpless exhaustion only kspt
from n Dy the ropes !.sed round their st feuiag
forms nd secured ~ the last behind AL but one died
end srirn plin sight OF home and friends
the latter DO wcrs u aid, and looking yaiBy from ih
shore on husbands end brothers and yet SO far
Finally ire storm slightly abated and eboat pc or
Inanie by SrdY hearts from Efgartova, and one by
one the cold .igi forms were taken from the rigging aud
brought ashore, a dead but ono, Charles Tallman OF
Now Bedford, who lost hRgers and toes and barely
escaped with his iifo wreck OF Ills former se ho ne
main, on the yiaeyar during tho Summer season. an o
ect of curiosity and respect TO all the tourists coming
litnerp
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
LONG BRANCH.
DIVERSION AT THE HOTELS AND C0TrAGEs-PLEAS-
URE PARTIES - EXPECTED CHANGES AT THE

DIVERSION AT THE HOTELS AND CorrAGEs-PLEAS-
UgE PARTIES - EXPECTED CHANGES AT THE
BRANCH.
(FRoa OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUEE.l
LoSG BRANCH, n. D., Aug. 13.-The season
since the first OF month has been steadily
fl one The hotels well filled and the cottages both
those the Branch snd at Seabrght nearly all
pied la fact, there Us only cottage along the whole
line Of beach which sti goes a-begglng The stock OF
smsements has largely increased and the guests not
lisrless they during tho hot days Of July.
Pleasure Bay has become great moonlight resort for
sailing parties. The boat house Of tho Long Branch
Rowing Association is very nearly finished. Tuesday
afternoon Of week Is appointed for its opening. IL
built the bay, 10 yards north Of the old Pleasure
Bay House, and will DO quite q tasteful piece OF uIchi-
lecture The fishing and Grabbing parties
Oh the bay. Winchester Is becoming popular game
among the cottayers and Mr. Franckyn training
eral mustangs for polo.
Tue for complimentary hops TO the orchestra
leaders at the several hotels has again arrived Last
Monday, 4. H. Wagner Of the Ocean Hotel band, was
benefited, and last night there similar oon pment
paid " Ernest Meyer OF the West End orchestra The
parlors VI the United states, Mansion and Rowland
gay every evening with dancers Largely attended and
handsomely patronzod the benefit hops generally aro
especially Ocean and West End. 1t Il
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
JoBBERY IN THE PosT-0FFICE.
A. RH.ya- Tr,bnn,


SIR Shepherd and his clique are again try
ing to gohble up the Treasury Dcpartment The roonn
OF the New-York Post-Ofice building furnishes one u
the many illustrations to show how the Treasury ."
been bled Ia Shepherds interest Mdlett awarded IA1
the contract ior coppeIrooGng tho building. amonn'h
20 about 500 COO Shepherd furnished TIE copper "Sa
charged price, win Is per cent prof; added BaF
rcss men will readily under stand that Il deducted l'
usual liberal trade discount besides his percentage ~
fore he ud over the Government fn1s TO the owners Of
The coppfr-rolling mill. Tho Government paid al INC
mechanics and aboreTs and shepherd had only to ask
tho officials at stated intervals for the amount hYo'ea
in the payros and collect his bill for 10 per cent pi'
on he 'lbor Finally. he received royalty OF - -.
each square OF rOOiag worthless Iatont "l'Ch
had BOUGHT from MnetL - he must have IN de sny.'
SIS 900 p,Oiit hOut the Investment of single .
Hy sucb iohhVry MGlctt colouztd the d, lctIel II.
with items for public buildings all over the country @
estimate for the New York POst-Otoo D1ldlhs -
23hOn. 900. One tory .: the Building hLd DcVn -
hldcn in his fce drawers to keep down the e-.hs,
Win ths story added tlln bIlling E..s now co Vr %
IS $50 900. including about 100000 worth OI -
ture The ntUic story Is blank yet not hoored ces
mastered or in any way touched after beng msde ~
against Mind and weather. the entire cosi o. ILo s.
ing when completed VIII be about S9,0O0.OOO NO,
Mr. Pottc 3 honest administration ShephcFd ks ~,
been aOio 20 secuI. any NOlk otbe: than tle ~ w
which had been pledged 10 him IN ad'"h'
Mullett.
Tashing!on, D. O., Aug. 5. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
VIOLENCE IN THE SOUTH.

To the EditCT OF Ihe ITtOH"t'
SIR: The causes Of violence III the south are
rpore in number and reach further back taa 81 by
your regular Washington correspondent. n. That ho
says Ia correct hardly affords adequate EXPLANATION
All lhe causes are the effects OF tho long roIirI ~
slavery and other attendant mmorsities ant vicions
Influences First o. all the severe corporal panSh
,nent OF the slaves The code for the slave N tlit of
IN, plantation. For almost every Ohonso against uA
property or person OF white man. the master "r ms
syrr-ec1 executed the penalty by severe NllPplnsS
upon the plantation. There was en0ugh violence
IN the South before the war Not counting the duel
and the right 10 shoot the challenged ono ci not uGh
there were lynchings and mobs there were eiertioh
riots in Louisville and NewOrieans anu elsewhere all
over the South nearly bad the more recent terror
ism When secession proclaimed and tic var neSuh
by the South scenes OF frghtfnl nemperance pref ed
The populacs swept into madness BY sIoIs rlhh,
and MANY whose were prominent Owe tISL 1Nh
adhesion 10 lost causc bad whisky. When te war
cosed and the slaves made frcelnen IN" Oss OF
property social desrair The old PRIDE, and tue IN
creas violence aggravated the drpiprape IVA
ton There attempt at hfst 10 use VIC nlH
couris 10 visit upon the black the hate oIcn it
,c whiics desired still whip, and tired 10 see That
angdry was done under the form OF law Fear OF lsui-
Iec:u IA therefore not the cause, but tho excuse, oi VO-
iencr toward the blacks There II no spirit O ln.uIec
ZION amouy the eolOred people In the whoe history ol
tlat I,Dple during slavery and since there Is hOt one
cilon that would attra the attention OF any con
..Se.at, -. y, fis,o,ian LAW
Ta9itln. Dak FER July o5, 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
THE PROHIBITION TICKET.
TO the EdiIor OF The Tribune.

SIR: Surely the people ought 10 be grateful
to you the privilege accorded them OF e1reSsihE
their opinions concerning the candidates for freSaeh
and vicePreS!dent, Holy Writ declares that IN
multitude OF cOunselors there Is wtsdo 1l9 various
parties have now chosen their standard bcarers ana
fortunately for tho country they are mon of ohaaee
and moral worth. Al parties claim to lie Tor reform
and for pusinca.ion Of tho Government Honest men
Of both parties acknowledge that the body pohlo AZ
morally dcIed rendering the whole head sioR AN" 'no
whole heart faint All feel tne need oi thorough
renovation. order to aid he pecpe IL thef onor' W
bring about me needed reform the Gauss OF ths ea!
with the cure the sans, should " dlTcnctr hteu
The cause Is clear TO mind and IA fny -
Two yOf,ls-iioa,,r traits. Prohibit bls N9l j ts
dets viii not be found IN cor rlicy with crooked
whisky rlnss post-tTaderS will nor have oocas."h "
tempt h "a officials senate w!il nave 40 HOre Di
le,lnc iiy chment iaTcns to act; DantE haSsacrtS
will come end and civil serylNe iofori VIII oeE
iU earnest Neither the Iden. Hayes nor to2?eI lS'
forms r.eGeui6u Prohibition sentnntLt bnhcsH
tnst righteousness egalts nation, Wlle s'h II
lrpro-oh to any people" would cordially 'lto 4il no
visa apd scak good sound crnlent ana Tel IN 30
rat thcn votes for Green Clay smith ana uideoh l.
sit Vart. ana may God prpsrer Ia, right =. ,,
-leliO-, y. =, Aug. 10, 4s|G L. " ''i'o'''
New-York tribune., 1876-08-19
4 MINOR NOMINATION.

To tht EdltOr OF Inc ~" Hht
SIR: so Inush interest is taken in the gu
be1ator; nomination jlns year, that the choice OF
rs for other responsible positions e1cfc' NIUE
comment one would suppose tLat when there WAS
Judge Of the Court OF Appeals to DE eectoc AL No.es
especial, those tie legal profession vond b; anxious
to secure a good nominee for tho Office WIN the oh
caption OF judge Prescott bayo Heard 10 maine l.'h
TONED Al = candldc .0r t.at uportGr, ouce wiz %rh
,sr, ,,o taro-h yc,ir cslulns % surce', tie nGuo
ii iIe Ia,, Henry j. S,dIer wi'5t "' 'lEi'.; ha.iy
,.r,,.i, -, A srat IN the Cogrt of Appeals think
iray sa'cy giy nat no oi cnc~ pity c'n pOl as
The 1T tJuGCn,lJIN Do-.I as M 't.u
To- .iis s-a- we'll proven hy NJ victory over Judge
Coyc.i for Congress ~ 1872 HIS nGm' would receive
o,n,nsf Inc p plJng vvte suffolk, Queens and Rich
inaud Coua.irs and NrwNDlk worll give iHih ! hr.'y
vote A,G. rom this ho has never tnu'l hH'Ih 'I ~
l. under no oliea.ons, bbi toiou1Iy irprr'ch'- Jhc
rf,cai lawyers, tom whose hnCtel huli.f gu"
i,5'.,,. .,,Uid H. .cl,,'t,d. Lax.
tlmeL-t-n. Z. l.. Aug. -, lNIO