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'aESE ls one campaign method IN use
= lie Democrats of South Carolina,
'''''''i which DoN CAMERON ill find it
.r 70 make headway. 1t is prayer.
'' >'"te Committee, in recognition Of
Importance of the pending contest,
D" response To- numerous requests,
sci apart Thursday (to-day) as q
o! fasting, humiliation and
?s'' All places of business
Oe closed that good clti-
,., ., 'oay assemble tor prayer unto AL
-! Ood that justice, peace and pros
- mercy and truth, with fellowship
.. ''d iee.lng to all men, may come
'nd prevail among our long-suffer
anu much disturbed people" How
'ss'ments of infantry and batter
nv. artillery, according to NJ. GAMER
49, '-ea' will it take to counteract the
VI !nIs new form of intimidatlon2
l4ucb RG;.KATIc R;STI roosters this year are cut
5.r,ba,a snef IN the neck, and the tail
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LONDON, October 25.-The Standard
reports that Spsn has decided 70 take
steps toward placing her navy on NOR"
perfect footing. All the available iron.
cIsds will Immediately be formed into 4
squadron, the first duty Of which will b"
70 act ~ cOsst guard
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AND ali Israel, from Dan even to
,.r,sncbs, knew that SAMUEL was es'
.i.bet 10 be u prophet of the Lord"
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rag bloody-shirt campaign with
.,sy didn't work, and so they are
.,rg su intimidation campaign with
.v,re.s No use.
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The Riots I'm hSi(ssFland

BERsE, October X-Ths agitation ia
the Can't o. Ticino has Increased The
Federal Council has ordered . regiment
Of infantry 10 be IN readiness 70 proce''i
thither.
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sale Of CRAl.

NEW YORK, October 25 The Dels-
ware and Hudion Coal Company will
sell 10000 tons of Lackawsnus coal q.
auction at noon tomorrow.
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GoyeruoF Hnyes.

PHfLADELPHIA. October 2j.-GOyer.
nor Hayes and party arrived this after
noon and were received by DIrsctor-Gen-
raj Goshorn
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CIVILIZATION is pronounced failure in
,.., Virginia by the Radical papers
-.. the election.
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MoIIie Mcguire Convicted.

A dispatch from PottsvIlle states that
Yellow Jack D0nohue was convicted,
last evening, of the murder of Morgan
Powell, at Summit Hill, in lS7i. Dom
ohue is the tenth Mol!ie Mcguire con-
victed of murder. Throughout Pennsylva.
MIA arrests of MolIies still continue.
Yesterday Patrick Hughes, alias The
Fox, was lodged in jail, on the charge Of
having burned the Philadelphia and
Reading Depot at Tuscarora, IN 1873.
He was "A protege Of DonOhuc.
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rrg TlLpEx tide keeps rising. Uncle
..,.,,, is going to be the next President
=, ss ,ura As preaching.
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3y;'Acc(iaq 4seai5tcr.
...,,,f m ter1or at l09;

H., .satarr to-day orH be.tair, '0tth
,..,,, tosopthioest ,oinds. and rising
,,,,osrG H''.
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rury spell it HAZE now. and it dis
.. the Democratic sun rises.
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Railway Accident.

NEW YORK, October 25.-The train
which left Jersey City yesterday even
ing on the Central Railroad as heavily
laden with commuters from New York,
who had been delayed by the strike of
the railroad engineers and fremen. This
side of SomerviIe the train went of the
track, the engine was turned upon It's
side, two coaches were piled Upon the
locomotive, and three other coaches were
thrown from the rails. Three passengers
were taken out of the wreck dead tour
others were seriously wounded and nine
others slightly.
NEW YORK, October 25.-The disas.
ter to the New Jersey Central Railroad
train, last evening, was caused by u
misplaced switch. The switch was
turned to show the green light all right,
and locked firmly in its place. The
train preceding the wrecked one for
Philadelphia passed all right, forty.fve
minutes before 1t was supposed that
one of the striking engineers or tiremen
turned the switch and set the light
right. but no evidence is found to sup
mort the supuOsitiOn.
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YOU BET!
Barnes Majority Cut Down Below
Five ThOusand-Some Valuable In
formation for the Gentlemen Who
Bet on the Recent Election.

Special Dispatch to the Enquirer.
COLUMBUS, October 22.-The official
abstract of the October election was
given to the public from the office of the
Secretary OF State to-day, after being
carefully revised and printed, and finally
sets at rest all questions about the major
tiles. The following are the votes for
each candidate for State officers:
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Negro Troubles In Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 25.-The
Jackson, Miss. Clarion Of Monday con-
tains the following in reference to the
riot on Saturday at Port Gibson:
PORT GIBSON, Miss, October 25.
To j. &. George
1t Is Lynch day here and much excite
ment prevails. Sprstt, saying be was
Deputy Marshall, started towards the
town with an armed body of negroes.
Our Sheriff met them with posse and
ordered their dispersion, claiming the
right to keep peace in his county. The
Marshall disbsnded after a parley. No
body of our people armed
Signed NERTNEE.
PoRT GIBsEN, October %.
The Sprstt negroes fired on the Sher-
ifs posse from ambush, two miles from
town, doing no damage except to the
horses. The whites returned the fire,
wounding one and capturing several ne
groces. The balance OF the negroes es-
capped into the swamp. After reiniorc-
ing. we followed, but have not caught up
as yet.
lSirned.1 J. ID. NERTSER
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I'm Homo, Of the six Hasav~d.' -

LoNDoS, OStob"r 2j.-Tbe charge 81
BslakAlava was commemorsted to-day
by a banquet 10 the SURVIVOR II th" SO
hundred
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1saless and malignancy.

WHICH is the better element for the
''.-.y snd Perpctuitv Of the Republic. n
.',t % Black Iauazarics,' TO do the
~, =! q reckless Administration, or
'.. bowling mob and communistic
able whose only interests are the
gus Of labor and the perpetuty of the
'v' OF free people
With which is the country safer, the
..''-e',ng black mob of South Carolins.
..'aS the State with blood and terror
Aal bounded on to the work OF destruc-
'"A Jy CHAMBERLAIN and CAMERON,
.le white voters of West Virginia
t.,oSIag their rights under the Con-
'"'.''o7, and that Constitution sustained
enforced by HENRY NJ. MATHEWS,
so III other states, and to be sup
20 IN doing 50 by SAMUEL j. TIL
lSa
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tn. Intel ,1snrer ) Infamous SANDER on
.le people OF this city, that "rcbel yells"
,r'r heard and rebel songs sang, in
:ar Democratic procession here, some
weeks ago has been printed in the New
York Time, and re-copied INTO the In
70 .gsgssr. The editor of the M'siiigcncer
.Oes not care u whit tor the injury
lone the fair name ofthe city that gives
hin his bread and butter, by his dirty
a.'eao'ds, SO his party profits. The
'rt.ae administered to HIM by the good
people Of the city, on the 10th, only
'ee'-s to have gosded him to greater
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THE HEman-sfrsid-of-,he-solid South who
-.., the Hatsiijgencer predicts that If
TnpEN is elected, Union men will not
,sie in West Virginia! He's scaredl
be- takes counsel of his fears If this
v.,or had lived two centuries ago he
s.a.I have engaged in the witch-burn-
... tr-iDaSs
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BAN. BRI>row, CoLFAX, boutwell,,
Nu.mS, lNuEESoLL and hILPATRICk,
a... the bloody shirt and money"
,arl to carry the people of the West for
party 0! Corruption, Hate and High
..a. TupEN and Reform will sweep
country in November.
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,agcb bjSG;.kATIc S;.STIc roosters this year are cut
.rtbsrs s suef IN the neck, and the tail
L.V. hste are Worn less bias-wise than they
'or yesrs.-N. y. World.
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Turkish Victory.

A dispatch 70 the Standard, dated Bel
grade, Wednesday night, says: The
Turks captured Bogoivischte this even
ing, and are now preparing 10 sttAcL
both banks Of the Morsya. Fighting wn'
going on to-day on the slopes OF the
Deligrsd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-08-26

atoms of the gentleman from Iowa, give him
the vote of those great western states within
whose borders he reconstructed highways
which are to them today the arteries of com
merce and blessings whose value cannot be
properly estimated. Through the whole of
his remarkable career he has been the wsest
of men. He has been the truest of friends
He has been the most jealous and earnest of
patriots. He is to day the wisest, the most
accomplished statesman in the land, and he
will, by the blessing of God, be one of the
greatest, of presidents of the United States,
cue this government from the hands of the in
and dishonest men who have con.
troled it so long and have made it reproach
in the eyes of the civilized world Great
applause on the democratic SIDE.
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What the Mormons Believe.

The Mormon people no more entertain the
idea of removing from Utah than the Boston.
Ians retlec; on the possibility Of evacuatIng
Boston. ! cannot express conviction OF
their permanent residence IN any stronger
terms. They believe that when the Millennium
of which there are no present indications,
shall come, the Saints of the Lord VIII be
gathered together in Jackson county, Mo,
where they will reign 1000 years, all the rest
of the world. even including Boston, being
destroyed. Whom they VIII reign over, by
the BY, has never been told Us. Until that
glorious day shall come they are directing
their main efforts 20 the upbuildinE of Utah
The only foundation for such reports as are
frequently seen 10 the newspapers IS the
sending out Of an occasional colony into the
neighboring territories, chiefly as q mission.
airy station for the conversion of the Indians.
The Book of Mormon teaches that the
American Indians, therein termed Lamanites
are the descendants of the lost tribes NJ Israel,
and that while il is the duty Of the Church 10
convert ali nations TO q saving knowledge of
the truth, its first enGeavOrs are 20 be for the
salvation of these remnants OF the f9ld-i|
Rorm0a il V. y. EreEiHg Post:
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A 100000 Horse.
columbus o.. journal }

Smuggler, the great trotter and winner OF
the Cleveland races, was originally from
Franklin county, being raised by Mr.. Nor.
gan, Gf Jackson township, about six miles
from this city. Mr.. Morgan came 10 this
county from Virginia just before the war,
bringing the dam and sire of SmugGler with
him. When Smuggler was two years old,
Mr.. Morgan removed to Kansas There be,
ing race course close to the residence OF
Mr.. Morgan, he was put on the TACK more
for pastmc than anything else. Ca. Tuft, a
noted turiman, saw the horse work, and was
of the opinion that there was bottom " TO
him. Smuggler was origlnallya PAGER, but
under the efficient management of a trainer
he soon developed as trotter. Tufttook the
horse TO New York with the understanding
that he should receive half of the sum he
could dispose of him for. Col. Russell, the
present owner, agreed to pay $4,000 FOR the
animal provided he could show a 22j gait
Upon trial the horse got down 10 223, and
the SAFE was effected. Col. Russell now re-
sides at the Home farm in Massachusetts, and
only last week refused 100000 for the horse
The present driver is the man who handled
him in Kansas, Col. Russell sending to that
state and engaging him for the express pur-
pose of driver
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the usual monthly record Of "every important
event worth preserving supplemented by a
careful selection of choice current miscellany.
The preparation Of the whole displays great
industry and good judgment, so that it reali.
yes what ii purpor,s TO be,-"a record of all
important events of the ycar,-a collection OF
the wit and hupor,--a scrap. book of the best
poetry,-a history alike of events and Of liter
aMre-in short, of everything that Il scholar
or gentleman should choose to remember"
Copies of above publications may be seen
at the book store of Osman and Hapcman,
where single copies are for sale and subscrip,
tions received.
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II. Nicholas,

Among dozen Of delightful stories in the
September number none will be read with
more delight than The Land OF the Gregs, BY
Eliza Wood; and anon the more practical
articles a Talk with Girls, by Olive ThoIne
on taste Tor reading, will be especially
priced. \ Childrens party contains some
practical hints on very good way to be be
ncvolent; and the number abOunds in poems
OF which Bessie Hills My Ship on the Ocean
and Carrie W. Thompson's Two of Them arc
very sweet and dainty bits of verse. Then
too, there are several excellent pictures scat
tered through the pages, such as A Sep,em-
Der Evening, and by the Brookslde, and the
very comIcal sketches of Little Johnny and
the Mosquito and Whitewashing the Baby.
The article on Our Colonial Coins with lis
thirty Illustrations, and the amusing poem O,
The Buckskin Brooches, have centennial
interest; while Mrs. ELEPHANTS admirable
paper on Windsor Castle, and the sketch O,
The brave Florentine Ferrucci, convince Il,
Ina; some interesting events did really han
pen before the 4,h of July, 1776.
The generous instalment of DR.. Brook.
Boy Emigrants is full of dramatic inciden
and frightened by three excellent engravlngs
and the departments are as lively as ever, tn,
Letter Box being unusually la-ge.
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CaSt0ria.

Dr. Samuel Pitcher, of ysnps, Mass, eIperimeated In
his private practice for twenty years TO produce combns
tion that would nave the properties OF Castor OIL
without Its unpleasant taste and gripping effect.
His preparation sent for, and far till finally he
IL the OF Castoia and put II for sale II 10
very wonderful In its eecte particularly with the alsor-
dered stomschs and bowels OF children. 1t assimi- =
lates n q food. cures stomach and wind collie,
regulates the bowels, expels worms, and may be
relied upon In Group.
AS pleasant. effective and perfectly fe ca
tic semedy IL Is superior TO Castor OIL Cordias and
Syrups II does not contain alcuho and adapted 10
shy age.
BY regulating the stomach and bowels of cross a n Il
sick1N children they become good natured AMI
healthy. They can emf oy ~ ep and mothers II aV Q
rest. The Castois Ia put at the Laboratory Of j. B.
Rose & Co., IS Dey Street, New York. juy29
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the animal-which proves that lightning does
strike twice in the same place.-E1.
Which also illustrates the inferiority OF light
ming as a strikist. A mule never needs TO strike
q second time
Reverend Green Clay Smith, prohibition can
ddate for the presidency, is Wiling 10 wager
he represents will triumph at the polls.-Chica
40 Times
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Rernrh nf The Ycnr-

The September number of this new maya.
zine has for fronuspiece a splendid steel
portrait Of James Gordon Bennett, proprietor
OF the The Noc Yort Herald. Then comes
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POLITICAL PEN POINTS.

IL VIII not be forgotten that Ey.Supervsol
y. L. tuition, who has been telling a House
committee how much better he could have
conducted the Whiskey Ring prosecution,
than was done by the Bristow management
| is Grants recent selection for collector of Gus
toms IN Philadelphia, to make a place 70,
whom an efficient officer was removed. "
Y. Erening Post-RepuJltcan.
ST. Louis Times: President Grant, in his
letter to Gov. Chamberlain, omitted to make
any mention OF the robbery of negroes by the
republican ring that ran the Freedman's
Bank. A government that will not protec,
property, but engages its agents TO steal the
small savings of poor and ignorant people, is
in so far a remarkably mean failure.
The Philadelphia Telegraph is paper OF
considerable honesty, considering the tact
that it is republican journal Commenting
upon Tidens letter, 1t says:
If Mr. Tilden should be elected president
ana should carry out to the letter the pro-
gramme which he outlines, he would be the
best and greatest president that has ever been
in the White House.
Did you say aIrhyme for Hendricks? Try
this:
We're aware Of the game,
And can play at the same
Wen take all the tea tricks
With Tilden and Hendricks.
st Louis Times.
Mckee, Joyce, Mcdonald, Avery and Bah.
cock are all for Hayes. They are a part Of
the moral sentiment Of the country."-Ctn,
ctnndN Enquirer
Schuyler Colfax is making speeches for
Hayes, and Just as soon as Mcdonald and
Joyce get out of prison they'll commence or
Hayes clubs.-CIeteIand Plaia-Deal
er.
One by one the men who thought nlden
could not carry the state of New York are
changing their opinions. The question is
now simply one of the majority-Buta,o
Courier.
Peoria (Ill.) Democrats The Illinois State
Journal doubts our statement that Bob Inger-
soil declared that Steward would beat Gull
lom. Let the State Journal interrogate In.
gersoll If it dares, on the subject We simply
know that he did say so. More, the republi.
cans will never ask Bob to make more than
one speech during the campaign.
This, from the Boston Post, is rather rough
IN an old soldier: Centennial DIX, who,
wants to rally the boys IN blue, has passed
through two bloody wars, in neither OF which
ne personally participated. He has been
eighty years human being and sixty years
IN officeholder.
Storrs, the Illinois crooked whisky ring
awyer, is the loudest bawler for Hayes and
Wheeler. Hayes has every confidence in
'torrs' ability to procure him the votes of the
members of the Grant Whisky Ring. Hayes
s Observation-Disclosures.
The st. Joseph MO- Gazette thus summa.
ICES the political base ball score; Our ma
ional game: Jewell and Pratt out on first
,ase by Babcock to Grant; Taft out on fly to
Norton.
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The -. Louis Times says: II is unjust 10
blame Gov. Tilden for running into that bug
Cy and smashing it, He may have mistaken
il tor a radical ring of some sort.
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Lininlents.
The Quickest, Surest and Cheap
est Remedies.

Physicians and Farrers declare that no sach
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but the propretors Of these articles Will present trial pot
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The Centaur Liniment, White Wrapper, VIII
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Breasts Sore Nipples. Frosted Feet Chblans. Swengs.
spralns, and any ordinary
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We make pretense that th. article will Cance-,
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pain.
II Will extract the poison of bites sngs. and heal
1urhs or scalds without IL scar. Palsy, Weak
BacR akeG Breasts, Earache Toothache, Itch and Cuta
ueq a ErnnPuons readily pield to its treatment.
henry BLACK OF Ada, Hardin Co.. Ohio. says: my wife
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James hurd OF Zanesyille o.. says: "The Centaur
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The sale OF this Liniment is increasing rapidly.
The Yellow Centaur Imminent
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u
Republican reform NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. {
A Massachusetts republican says MY
mind Is about made up TO vote for Tilden, al.
though | hate TO; but feel that if ever any
one needed thrashing it is the republican
party, and | go, in this campaign, for dis
ciplining the republican party, fully assured
that the democrats will be on their good be.
havor, and will try 10 make record during
their first four years"
Tilden made worldwide reputation and
won the democratic nomination by achieving
a victory in tive-year's war upon the thieves
Of his own party. Hayes won the republican
nomination by aiding his party to fill the
public service with official thieves, against
whose elevation he never once protested dur
ing the ten years while they were plundering
the country before his eyes.-Pisburgh Post
st. Louis Times: Reform is necessary say
the democrats Troops are necessary" say
the republicans. That is one salient point
between the two parties.
Judge Z. S. Wilcox, of Elgin, who has act.
ed with the republican party since 1856, an.
nounces his allegiance TO Tilden.
Al "a rousng Tilden and Hendricks meetin G
at Shelbyville on the Sth, prominent speak
er was Hon. II. Mansur, formerly an active
republican, but now in full accord with the
democrats, and his arraignmont Of his for.
mer party friends in speech of an hour s
length, is said to be the best effort of his life.
The motto of the Hayes family is Dicu me
conduise-"May God guide me-" Instead of
which we find lack Chandler At the helm.
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VISITING CARDS S As Psr G.2 and c assiNs
Omsu Hspeusn''. west Of Court House sQusre.
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4 NoI.D.S. SANE'oRD'S AND CAP
USMAN q HAPPEN IS
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment
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Exchange on Chicago, New

Exchange on Chicago, New !
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BO u q II A I'D - O :
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;, u. -. Revenue Stamps of oil 1t
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