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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-05
TELEGRAPHIC.

CofuM MBus, Jan. 2.-The assembly
ofganized to-day. Hayes read his mes
sage, showing Ohio'e local Indebtedness
to be thifty-six millions. The State
debt hiss been reduced the past year
nearly one and one4half millions. The
message says while political parties Seem
necessary In national affairs, In munich
pal matters there is no reason fo- politi-
cal antagonisrns. 1t Itexpresses satisfac-
ton with Ohio's display at the Ceuten-
NAL and general prosperity of the State,
and makes several lamentations,
including one that reg stration laws
should be passed and constitutional
amendment for holding State elections
in the year III which Presidential elec-
tiens occur.
CoPENuAGEN, Jan. 2.-The first
railway accident in Denmark involving
tie loss of lite, occurred today near
I1orseno. a train containing a hundred
faborerS ram off the track. Nine werc
killed aud thirty severely wounded.
PARIS. Jan. IA tremendous gale
has been raging on the Atlantic coast
OF France. Two villages wers threat
ened with destruction by high water
Several lives were lost. Ore of th'
telegraph cables between France ant
England has parted.
ALExANDRIA, Jan. 1.-Tle death o
the khetiire's finance minister who wa
recently dismissed in disgrace, is an
| Aounced.
LoSpoN, Jan. "a gale of unpre
eedented violence prevailed on tn
southern coast of England yesterday
The Dover pier was partially destroyed
damage estimated at S150,000. \
East Bourne there was great tlestrnc
ton, aud the loss foots up S65, COG
Nearly every town on the souther
cs,ast from Dover to- Portsmouth wa
partially inundated by the high tide
and furniture was washed out of house
Disastrous floods, caused by heav
rains, are sliIl reported throughout til
country.
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sS,rr ron D1voRcE.

In fhc Circuit Court of the State OF Oregon for
I.isrtf county.
Lucinda Amber, plafutfH, bSudt in Eqnty
VS. for
John 4 arrabier, defendant. Divorce.
To John ~. Anf5ler, tho defendant above
npnfcd-In the name @f the State OF Oregon
You are hereby required TO appear and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff nboxc named la
the above entitled court, now on ffle with the
Clerk of said court, within ton days from tle@
date of the service of this summons on yOs- tE
ssrved IN Linn county, Ossss5s bat service -
made in any OtlIer county In said SfRte then
withfntweniS days from Ire date OF suel1 scrv-
Ice: and IL served by publication, then you are
retffilt.d npi,ear and answer by the first Gay
of The next regular term of said COURT after
publication hereof for six weeks, which terafz
commences ON the
Seco,ad Mo0doy of Mturt. E5l7,
or Judgment for want Of such answer Will l'es
taken against you. Huu arc further notifieH
that If Won fail 10 anpcar and answer as above
required the p.ainfiif will apply 10 the court
for thc relief demanded in the complaint, ana
costs and disbursements of his suit.
IDMELI. & ELINN,
AtlOrneys Tor pliL-
Published for six weeks in the ALBANY KfG--
IsTEE, by order of X. Il. Boise, Judge Of amttH
courf, made at chamber Lee. IL, 1S76. fnl3v9wa.
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Home Interests.

CARD OF THANKs.-T'he ladies of the
First Presbyterian ChurcA wish to ac-
knowledge their Indebtedness to all who
assisted at their New Years Festival and
to the public for their generous patronage.
Especially they feel THAI thanks are due to
Mr.. Dell Rogers and the iatffes and gentle
men who made the evenings entertainment
one of the most pleasing ever seen in our
city. The orchestra with Miss Laura Tate
at the piano, Mr.. Starr Mealey Mt the or
gan, DIR. Price, flute, Nr. CASTOR. violin,
aud Mr.. Harry Cooley. base horn, under
the lead of Mr.. DAVIS, first violin. are re-
membered with grateful thanks. SO, also,
are aIr. Harry Backensto, for the free trse
of his curtains, Mr.. Foshay for the fine
Standard Organ which he furnished without
cost, Mr.. l.. Z. Blaiu for his piano, Mr.
Fred Graf for handsome set of furniture
for use OH the platform. Mcssrs. Harper s
Co., and S. E. Young for Il full supply OF
crockery, and the efficient door-keeper. w
| Il. Rice, whose strict attention to business
doubtless contributed materially to swell
| the proceeds.
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DEMOCRACY on TIE ..RAGGED
EDGE .

Tie announcement by Mackey that
Wade Hampton and Nal.ce both declare
that they viii not resist the inaugura-
stion OF Hayes or lend any aid to North
.crn Democrats in any euch resistance'
but on the contrary viii endeasor to
avert civil war, aud in any event will
sustain the Government, Is damper on
Democratic schemers North and South,
and they are reported on the ragged
edge Tilden's money giving out, the
leading Southern men announcing their
belief in the election of Hayes and their
satisfaction thcreat, is gradually knock
ing the underpinning from the Northern
Democratic greasers!
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PREP1RING FoR H.dR.

The above Is one among the ntfr1sr-
Gus headings With which the press
teens ffon day to day, and is tailed
out by a special telegrarn to the n (.
World, dated new York, Dec. SUsh,
and is as follows, Mail adSiees from
st. Louis, received to-day. bring news
that the Government is removing arms.
ammunition and artillery now stored In
jefferson Barracks ct st. Louis. Near
$4,000 stand of small arms have been
moved to the arsenal at Rock Island,
Ill. Over 500 pieces OF artillery were
packed in the same place and have been
shipped by rail for New York to be
mounted in the harbor. They are now
in Cincinatti en- route. The war de-
partment denied all knowledge of an ill-
tention to make these removals, or even
of their progress, but information from
t the staff of the General of the army
makes it certain that these shipments
are part of an organized plan to en-
| ploy tie arsenaIs in Democratic cities.
Information has also been obtained that
orders have been given to supply batter.
| les now in Iowa with 80 ronntla Of am.
munition, or twice the usual amount
nearly ali tie extra rounds being shrap,
mel, canister and grape. With thess
signs of preparation tor a possible war
comes tie Republican announcement
that the House of Representatives vii
be broken mp at the point OF the bayo
| net If it attempts 10 exercise ITS consti
tutio,1al right to elect President IN de
Ianlt OF legal election by the eIecsora
college.
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Testslae,niaEs. .

Pr.F Nickiip. OIL EugeHes CITY, says
Your Balm Is olie OF fhe Best preserved
herbs ever saw, aud Is worthy ofa higheF
price than yop put upon Il.
Rev. S. X. Raymond, Of Oakland, Ore.
oon. saysr Il went to California to recovs
er from Consumption. The DWtoFs tlserN
g7,ve me up. and told me tf I had mnx
friends wished to.see had Stsief gQ nnSz
see them, as coslld live hut little while
longer On my way to Oregon 4 c0ffs@
nrnecd using Mou,fain Balm; Il helped
me; | continued its Nzs Antp il sssred ne of
the disease.
Mr.. w. +. Osborne, Of Eugene City.
says: .sIknow 4 young man wli1gppenred
to be In the last stages Of cQiisIsnsptron.
ta he BECAME = healthy Young man. .s'
Joseph r. Moore, Esq. OF Sffgvills. F5aY..
SAYS: Il have bHen acquainted with t2tS
shrub known as Ycrbasanta for so wear
and know It to be very valuable EneTlctif1
both for the Lungs and Rhennaatlsn y
Mr.. Kin,ball. OF Kinlball a. yveltoA. Rn,t
Bluffs. CAL, says. II have been nuussnlfsa
ed with the shrub known Ms Terlsn ssMfH
for many years, and kn0w V 70 be Il Qye4f
Lung medicine
81 left Missouri with the conq,sura AQat
Reached Rock Point Jackson ccuri&r. ~
and was taken downs took a fttsrFtsf@ NJ
Mountain Balm. and cllewefi ffse 4N@f .fSmts|
or less. and in four or five asya % cleaNna
out my lungs lsHndsonaely- &n4 resumes
my journey and now after spVVYN1
months, my lungs stu Eeeln well
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ident, the defeated Democratic candi-
date for President has no respectable
admirers or friends; and the moment his
ssbarrel of money" which he has used
so lavishly in telegraphing lies in regard
to his election, aud the sentiment of the
people on the situation, all skillfully
concocted it is true, and in keeping up
beaureau of correspondence which has
furnished infammatory ''Ieaders" and
reckless, Wholesale lies by the ton to
the Democratic press throughout the
country-we say, as soon as the money
to pay for all this is used up, Tilden's
claims, like every other claim begotteu
in sin and iniquity, will fall to the
ground, and he will be buried in eternal
obscurity.
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PARAGRANEHETs.
Holidays gone.

Holidays gone.
Days growing longer.
Geo. f. SettIemeir WIS iii from tile mills
OH Tuesday.
The new hotel at tile railroad depot, is
walking right along.
Two milk wagons are running now, and
milk only 20ca gallon.
Three wagons loaded with pork came in
from Seto Tuesday They sold for Sc 70.
No SNOW in sight OH the foothills till yet,
although winter is onc-third gone.
BIain, Sox s. Co, are rapidly moving
their grain TO Portland by rail.
FreiShts by river to Portland arc x
cents. per 100, or 81 80 per ton.
Ladies, il you want DR. Warmers health
corset. call at Mrs. NJ. J. Hyde's store.
Thanks to o. Fox s. Bro. for new cal
endaT for 1s77-yust i'll time.
All the iuxuries at Billy Tweedale's
grocery establishment.
John Petty has bought into the butcher
ing business, keeping shop on Front street.
Rumor has it that Miss Cora Irvine was
TO espouse Claib Stewart last evening. If
The extreme, hard. cold winter, pre-
tiicted by the Siwasl sages hereabouts,
hasn't put i'll an appearance as yet.
f. NJ. Miller went TO Salem on Tuesday
on legal biz. Messrs. Piper & Miller are
walking right into business.
John Schmeer is doing a good busines:
as usual, Ia groceries, provisions, fresh
bread cakes, etc.
Doc Conn is down from Grassridge
spending the holidays with relations ant
friends.
/ Prof. Newell is getting along splcndidl,
with his classes in music. The Professol
is a splendid teacher.
The elegant Standard Organ used at the
entertainment Monday night, came fron
Jno. Foshay's.
Mechanics expect to have the new hose
ut tlie o. & G. Railroad depot enclosed thi
week.
Wheat stiff at 81 per bnslei, although
we hear of some parties receiving as hlgI
as 81 O5.
Some noise the other night caused b,
the hose boys ssserrenading'' one of tlaei
number who had guilt singlo life.
The ladies' of the NJ. e. Church talk o
having little jolarity at the opers Hous
ON the evening Of the l4th Of Feb. spi
'em along.
Mrs. pr. Nichols. after severe Hines
Of several weeks, we are glad to hear, ha
so far recovered as to be able to attend {
professional duties.
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rERREBLk RAnWAY HoRRoR.

On the 29th Of December another of
chose railway horrors that sends thrill
of lear through the country, occurred
on the Lake Shore road, at or near
Ashtabula, Ohio, by which over one
hundred persons lost their lives. An
Sgo1 bridge, > Howe truss, eleven years
eld. 157 feet in length and SO feet
Above water. spanne.l Ashtabula creek
low rods from the depot. a furious
1zst0xna had been raging for 48
noure. and when the train came upon
,s bridge q gave way, pnecipitating
onrs and two locomotives on TO
Glow The cars broke through
as' sere piled one upon enofh-
6nes ard those who wsfe not
khs sall Or drowned 10 tbe
illipa he eara underneath, wsse
Ia th on of TO paesen-
n so have been reported
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4 KNAVE. LIAR IND SELF-CON
PTCTED BRIBE T44KER.

Cronin was before the Senate CONF
mittce n the I'd inst, when be confess
ed that he had at first refused to accept
certificates of election ffonl Grover !;
after meeting one Patrick, from Omaha,
who told him Tilden would give him
anything be wanted il he (Cronin) would
accept the certificate as elector for Ore
gon aud cast it for him, he changed his
mind, and said lie would take the GER
tificate Of bis election as elector, and
act as messenger, carrying il to Washing
ton, provided his expenses were paid
and So 900 were raised and paid him
for the service that he was then per-
forming as said elector for Oregon.
The Inter Ocean's correspondent says
Cronin's confessions have filled the
Democrats with disnay. Cronin is nc
more man, but knave, liar, and self
convicted bribe taker. So it seems that
all those persons connected with the
infamous fraud attempted upon the
voters Of Oregon, are coming to griei
one by one.
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MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST DE-
MOCRACT.

4 subcommittee Of the House went
down TO jackson county, Florida, ar
riving there on the Sd inst, aud the
Democratic members acknowledge they
.sput their foot in it'' by going. Every
precinct they sat down to investigate
revealed nothing but Democratic rascal
ity. IL was proved by Democratic
witnesses, at Friendship Church, that
Republicans were swindled out Of las
votes. a Republican member of the
committee asserts that At two precincts
the Republicans were cheated out of .
sufficient number Of votes to have given
majority on the face Of the returns for
she whole State ticket, ard yet Drew
has been iraugurated Governor, thanks
50 The whitewash of his Supreme Court.
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HATES HOURLY GROWING
STRONGER.

After using everything at theit COM
mand, legitimate or otherwise, aud abs
solutely leaving no stone nnturned to
show contrary result, the Democrats
have been compelled, although reluct-
antly, to acknowledge that Hayes car
ried South Carolina. So in Florida,
where the Democrats succeeded in OBJ
tanning an order from the Supreme
Court of the State, ordering the reas-
sembling of the board of State canvass
ers to recount the face of the returns
Laying aside all question as to the au
thority of the Court in the matter, the
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-05
MORE CHdRGFS FOR GROVER Tt
MEET.

Says the telegraph: Many attempts
have been made to explain the $4,000
mentioned in subpenaes of Senate cleo
tion committee for Oregon kilograms.
The basis is statement that Senator
Kelly, while Ell route from San Fran
cisco to Washington, together with
Morton and Mitchell, received, AT a
station, hat tull of kilograms, whirh
caused him to return immediately to
Oregon. It was directly reported that
the dispatches were from Tilden, in
structing Kelly to secure Democratic
vote in Oregon. Subsequently it was
ascertainetl that otEtr telegrams were
sent from New York to some persons
in Oregon or San Fra cisco promising
money, and that evidence abounds tha.
money was sent and used. Morton is
annoyed that telegrains have been de-
stroyed or placed out of reach, but is
confident that the case is clear without
them.
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Pacific Slopers.

A drayman named Hastings was
kicked by q horse which he was driv-
ing last Saturday, and had both bones
of his leg broken between the knee and
ankle.
The Congregational church at Forest
Grove has been thoroughly repaired
p'astered, repainted, aud otherwise i'm
proved. Rev. DR.. Marsh, president of
the university, has been asked to act as
pastor for the next six months.
An offer OF S125 was telegraphed to
the English opera troupe, TO stop off at
Port Townsend and give onc nights
performance IL that city.
The people of Utsa ady, w T., aud
vicinity arc said to have enjoyed
Christmas tree for themselves and
friends, OH which they suspended fruit
valued at 5000.
Judge Briggs, OF Jefferson county,
was. seriously injured by being thrown
from his wagon during runaway in
Port Townsend this week, and dragged
for distance while holding on to the
reiils.
Thomas McAlanus, native of Tip
perarY Ireland, aged 81 years, died at
Port Townsend Dec. 18th. The de-
ceased came to this coast III 1886, lett
for New York and returned with
Wilkes Exploring Expedition in 1870,
and has been constantly IN government
service.
The Seattle Tribune says that the
officers and friends of the steam propell.
er Tacoma declare their willingness to
accept the challenge of the sternwheeler
Yakima for a trial of speed at any prac
ticable time and place that the captain
of the Yakima may choose TO name
backing their acceptance by as many
hundred dollars as he or his friend.
chuoke to put up.
| The Astoridas says An employee 0
Judge Blanchard, by the name of Hotf
man. working about barge at uppe
town, was drowned by falling over
board from se>ow at an early hoar las
Thursday morning AIr. Hoffman wa
sober and Industrious man. We be
lieve be was brother to Judge J.
Hoffman, of Portland. The body hat
not been recovered up to Friday morn
ing.
The Owyhee A0uta,ache says: Th
Territorial Legislature has been in ses
sion nearly three weeks and nothing o
any consequence has been accomplished
Tho proceedings connected with tn
veto of the so.callcd Journal Cler
Resolution" exhibit q determination 0
the part of Governor Brayman to ssru
the machine'' with all possible economy
This Is correct. Let the members go t
work now and do something for th
Territory. Perhaps little judiciou
investigation might give the peopl
something To talk about.
Sunday night boom of logs belong
ing TO Mr. Goldman at Seattle, cor
tanning 200 900 feet Of lumber, va
broken open by some miaoreant. III
boom was opened III two places 10 sue
manner as to thoroughly warrant Oh
above conclusion. Fortunately Il
steamer Wenat came in just as the
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-05
HAYES ELECTION UvDouBTED.

With no further evidence than is now
before the country of the intimidations
and frauds concocted by Tilden and car
ried out by his hired followers, nine
tenths of the reading voters OF the
United States are convinced that Hayes
and Wheeler were the choice of ma
jorlty of the people of the country.
Stripped of the frauds aud ilitiEnidations
perpetrated through the Tilden manage
ment, the thirty-five electoral votes of
New York were for Hayes; aud the
came may be said of Indiana, hlissis-
sippi, Alabama, and doubtless North
Carolina, aggrcgating seventy-eight
votes. Then the vote would stand !:
Hayes, 263; Tilden, 106. Hayes ma
jority, 157. There is no earthly doubt
that imported voters gave Indiana TO
Tilden; that repeating" as inaugurated
under the Boss Tweed -Tiiden reign,
carried New York that intimidation,
repeating, ballot-box etuffing, and a
reign of terror and blood earned Missis-
sippi and Alabama for Tiiden. With
an honest expression of the people
Hayes vote would have been as above,
and every day adds proof to the convic
tions of the people that these are facts
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The Heraltrs Washington specia
Fays that the temper of both parties i
getting better. Bayard and Lamar EN-
phatically deny they would refuse sup
plies to Hayes if tie latter is elected
Lamar said such action would he uncon
stiiutional, unjustifab.e and revolu
tionary proceeding.
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NOT so MJ5CH on TIE FIGHT,
AFTER 11LL.-

We notice that the leading minds i'll
the Democratic party, those having a
decent sense of truth and propriety,
have been gradually hauling away from
Tilden, some of the bolder ones even
going SO far as to declare that Hayes is
preferable, as President, to the South
that they are afraid of Tilden, and be
lieve that the whole country would be
better governed with Hayes as Chief
Executive. This is nothing but the
truth, of course, yet we commend them
for their honesty and good sense in
making such an acknowledgment. The
truth is, tho Presidential canvass as
made by Tilden, with Morrissey q Go.
as bis bowers, has convinced the entire
country of bis utter lack of every prin-
ciple of decency and honesty; and with
tho record made by him in the canvass,
50 black and foul is it, stopping al
nothing from ballot-box stnffihg to mur'
der to secure his election, that even
Democrats, now that time for calm re
Election has been given, do not want tc
trust him in the Presidential chair.
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we Have IT.
ToDD,8
PRESSED 7EzsA sASTA; Oh,
Mountain Balm
THE BEST REMEDY AN THE
KNOWN yE0RED FOR
COlDS, DISEASES OF
FEE THROAT ANA
LUNGS, AND FOR
ASTHMA AND

Selected and gathered on tvfe =surs Of tins
Sierra Neyntl;i Mountains. The Leaf follatM
i'll tile hotter climates. when dry, contains.
the properties of which are stimulating andb
healing. aud especially adapted t0 tiiU
wants or the systeut SIi vaAe Of Lung dis
ease and Rheumatism
The high estimate which lfie Spanish
PLACED upon it on account of It's medicinal
qualities is manifest from the naine- they
or ..Hcrh of the SaintS. - The natives nf
have used it fnfmefn0rEilly ~ = RlDenmasie
remedy. The white population In the re-
gion where 1t grows have used aud priced
it rs throat and lung i,ediciiir. For =
fine they called IL Lung Weed; bnt give
vaiuable testimonials as to fts virtues III
curing Rheumatism.
keep II eSclusietl from the air as much MS
possible.
have used it in my family for fDssr Or
f;fniiiy medicines We ever used. "A ffnes-
and sold 1T 70 cents i,er oans'e. stugle
tincture. which Is worth $5. Tie shrub
fion which This valuable medicine Ii gath
cred. is only found IN a narrow belt Of
country In Southern Oregon, and aloIig tho
| Sierra Nevada Mountslins. and Is supposed
to have been gathered from Mount Gllead
thousands OF years ago, and the guam ex~
/ trstcted ard sold In Egypt and In Tire bes
i fore the times Of SOloulolls
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-01-05

On the night Of Dec. 18th, during
gale, the ship Circassio,s went ashor,
on the bar off Bridge Hampton, on Til
south shore of Long Island, and wa
entirely bruken mp. At that time al
tie officers and crew were savel
Thirty-two persons, employees of the
Coast Wrecking Company, were or
beard when the vessel went to pieces
on the morning OF Dee. 80, at 4;3O A. NJ.
twenty eight of whom went down will
che vessel.
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4 CARD

TO All who are suffering from tho errors ana
s,,1,iscrefions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood. &C., Twin send reclpo
. amt n. o,,re Won, FREE or CHARGE. This
rres.t remedy was discovered by missionary
N south America. Send selfaddressed enve-
lone to tIie REV. JOSEPH r. ISaAS, Station p,
Essbfc House, Nctp York. nsv9.
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were getting out into the bay, and i'm
mediately commenced to collect them
up. Men with boats were employed the
rest of the day picking up stray ores,
and by this means, together with the
advantage of calm day, the logs were
all saved, but at considerable expense
TO the oWnef.
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PAY UPs

FTsIrE ni1s Of SIcrrt sgue 8 DfcCnIley, I-ebanons
Il Or, di.olvesI in November last. Ali notes
in favor OF said ffrna up to that date are In pos
session of X. Mct.alley for c0iieeiioz, who re-
quests Immediate payment of the same
7fsesse interested viii please take notice and
"o' - X. McCALLEx-
Lebanon. Or. Dec; r.. 1876 iua#
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David Dudley Field has beer, elected
to Congress from the Seventh New
York district, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Smith Ely, Jr.
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Wells, Fargo g Co. announce that
all rewards offered by them previous to
January /, 1876, for the arrest and con-
viction Of highwaymen and other offen-
ders are now withdrawn and declared
dulI ana YoId. This, however, does not
refer to any rewards offered since the
date mentioned they still hold good.
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Aaidavidts, proving beyond a dout
that Grover secured his election to th
u. 8. Senate by the free use of none!
are said to be in proper hands. and wi
ere long lie in Washington City.