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first blow OF tho Dudecon the country would
up to project herself aud every loyal, iaw-abid-
Ing citizen would grasp the rusty rifle that hung SO
long the mantelpiccc and look about HIM for q
patriotic general 10 load him into battle; then, and
not till then, would U. $. Grant to hts native
land, and again be take command and load the
loyal sons OF America TO victory. No man on this
continent would be SO enthusiastically welcomed
home IN such an emergency as my brother No man
could speedily thoroughly rally about HIM an
army OF the Boys in Blue as General Grant
A .pRAD suREn THING.
Q. Suppose Tildon and his sntrsps see the folly OF
their ways do you thing probable that your brother
will be brought out the next Presidential Candidate
anyhow A. am sure OF H. Even II revolution Is
avoided (Which the recent action OF Congress would
no, seem TO 'indcatch tho republican leaders stu
need u man capable Of ccmcn,ing the paNy together
again. While Hayes is no doubt honest and sincere
IN his spolcics," the inevitable result OF such
policies, II long continued, is TO shat,cr the ropuol-
party and allow II 10 fall 70 picccs, as barrel
would whom YOU cut the hoops
q. DO you think your brother Will ne elected? A.
! have doubt OF 1t In the world. Indeed, am
certain that u s. Grant viii be tho Eext President Of
the United Statos as | am that 1--we
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A TAX COLLECTOR MISSING.
rsY rELEoEApH 70 THE HERALD. !

lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD.
MAuASoY CRY, Pa, Juno 5, 1878.
Last wcok Michael ~ Landsy, collector OF State and
county tax Tor this borough whose account short
about SO, 300 was arrested by his bondsmen for en-
bczzIcment but gwen ono weeks time TO square
IN his accounts. lilo abscondod yesterday after OBJ
timing $50 check purporting 10 DO signed by Rev.
~ A. Ryan, but which has been pronounced q forgery.
Landey went TO Poitsvile yesterday afternoon and
was soon by n number OF persons IN the evening lilo,
with few others, went Port Carbon ior the pur.
pose OF organizing lodge Of tho Knights Of LABOR.
Ho has not boon socn since.
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PRESIDENT JOHNSoN's MEMORY.
UNWILLING NOBLE MONUMENT IN HONOR
or rENSEssEE's PATRIOT STATESMAN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HER,LD.1

or TENSEssEEs PATRIOT STATESMAN.
[BY TELEGnlPH TO TIE HER,LD.
GKEEyvILLE. Tenn, June s, 1878.
Grccnvilc was thropged to-day by great mass OF
people who came witnoss the unwilling OF tho
monument OF President Andrew Johnson. Tho
beautiful and imposing monument is placed about
haif mile south oil Grccnvie, and may 10 observed
from trains approaching the town on the
west II Is Within circular enclosure somo
thirty ;cct In diameter, on nigh conical
hiil that commands extensive view Of tho CUR
rounding country with tho entire horizon OF noun
ta,ns. The large monument occupies the centre OF
Tho plot, while TO the south OF II are two modest
grnvestoncs marking the spot where two sons OF
President johnson, Charles and Robert, lie buried.
The monument, which ia memorial 10 Tenncssco's
est statesman, OF the Same time marks the grave
OF his wife, who survived HIM only few months.
il is OF gray granite Tho base is nine feet by
feet square, ami composed OF hrcc pieces tho low
broad spanning tho graves three feet above the
ground and tho low supports The latter rest upon u
foundation SGT tive icct In the solid slate OF
Monument Ill., Above the arch rosts the die, three
iect nigh aud four ieet square On either side rs u
half pyramida wing each Of which IS surroun dcd by
an urn holding d funeral torch. Upon the Die
inscription recording Mrs. Johnsons birth and death
and the followin.:--
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10 Convention then adjourned.
MICHIGAN aRTESBAcK CONVENTION.

DKrxofr, Mich, Juno 5. 1873.
Tho national grecnback party met In State convcn-
ton at Grand Rapids to-day, 800 delegates present,
nnd nominated the following State tcket:-For Gov
ernor, Henry g. Smith, Of Grand Rapids; Lieutenant
Governor, Lysander Woodward, Of Oakland countyy
secretary OF State, George IL. Bruce, oil Lcnawoe
county; treasurer Herman Goeschc, Of East Sagi.
nav; Auditor, General Levi Sparks, OF Berian.
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FAILURE OF A CARPET FIRM.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
AasTgnDAM. y. Y, June 8, 1873
On Monday last tho Manulnoturers' Bank Of this
village entered Judgment for sl5 900 agains, Kfnc
Arnold crpot manufacturers OF this place, and yes
tcrday an execution issued and their mill taken
INTO possession by tho Sheriff. The amount OF tho
arms abites is not yet mado public Their failure
Is a consequence ot the great depression IN tho
prices OF manufactured goods. a. w. Kline Son,
knit Eoods manufacturers here nre their paper
for "A large amount but II IL thought they will DO able
to meet all their obligations Kline son some timc
snco sold out their mill 10 ). Bioisdeil, Jr., OF
Chtcnpco Masg
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ILLEGAL PERMITS.

Mr.. William iundy was brought before Judge Bixby
yesterday charged With causing an obstruction near
Harlem Bridge by erecting a soda water fountain.
Tho accused pleaded authority from the Park Com.
m,ssioncrs, bus Judge pixoy held the defence un-
sound Mr. Lundy gave ball IN 800 70 answer ~ NE
general 6sseione,
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CHARGED WITH ENCOURAGEMENT.
[BY T7IEsnArH TO the HERALD

PmrLLtrsHrro, n. j., June 9. 1878.
Tho Mayor OF Philiipsburg to-day sworc out war.
rants for the arrest Of g. W. Mutchicr, y. A. Lcibc'
spcrscr ana william Norton, tho three dciuqucn, tax
collectors OF the town. charging them with embczzc.
mcut They wcrc given a preliminary hearing,
when Mutcher was admitted to ball. while Norton
and Leibcispcrger were committed 10 jail TO answer
NJ court. rho total amount alleged 20 have been
appropriated by those collectors " over 500 Fur
ther investigation 10 the nnancir affairs OF Philippe
barg said show that fraudulent orders for largo
sums have been issued aud paid by tho town trcas
urer but ~ rs not stated 10 whom he paid tho ORDERS
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Andrew johnson, Seventeenth President U. !
Born Dec. 20, 1908.
Died Jaiy 81, 1875.
10 fayfh a., tha MANILA nevar WnvarOd

Next above the die Is the PEDESTAL, also three
high and two feet square. This Is finished at top and
bottom with moulding, bead nllct aud concave. On
tho face OF tho pedestal scroll representing
the constitution a book with hand resting ~ ON
Above the pedestal 10 the. shalt, fifteen feet IN
height, made square with bcveled corners Tho upper
bali is draped with the Stars and Stripes and Is sur
mounted with globe, upon which - perched an
American eagle with ouispread wings ana poised as II
In tho act OF swooping down upon an enemy.
The orator OF the day, ex-Congressman George W.
Jones, was introduced 10 mo asscmblage by Colonel
John L. Burch editor OF the Nashville American. a
warm admirer as well IS supporter OF the deceased.
Among those In attendance were a largo number OF
prominent persons from different parts oil tho State
AMI country Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges from
Knoxville and other parts OF the State participated
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CANAI BOARD.

MOTION TO PLACE FLOUR ON THE FREE LIST
DEFEATED.
ALBANY, Juno 0, 1873.
AT q meeting OF tho Canal Board TO day, motion
OF Secretary B-ach II resolved TO allow petroleum
10 pass without weighing, the toll TO be collected on
tho manifest
Secretary Beach also offered motion removing all
tolls upon tho transportation OF -four. His motion
was supported by Ex-Governor Seymour, but was lost
by the negative votes OF Lieutenant Governor Dor.
sheimcr Comptroller Ollcott Treasurer Mackfn. Al.
torncy General Schovnmakcr ana superintendent
CLARK
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SCALDED TO DEATH.

Andrew Nolan, fifteen months old, dicd last evening
al tho residence Of his parents, NO. s50 West
Eighteenth street, from sosds accidentally received
on Mopday last
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GoTBNog rENDRIcEs on TIE INvasrIoA-
1pN- OPPOSED TO DISTURBING HAYES AND
II FAVOR CT EXPOSING FRAUDS.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE nEnALD.1
INDIANAPOLIS, June 8, 1878.
GTcrnor Hendricks uroG being requested 10 give
his tcws the subject OF tho Potter investigation
to-oS stated that he opposed to any attompt 10
disitb Mr. Hayes in hts position. While no
bcliccd Mr.. Ti!den had been fairly elected.
still tho action OF tho Forty fourth Congress
was tnal and could not DO reviewed AT tho same
timate xprcsscd himself IN favor Oi thorough m
hesitation OF tho frauds by which the will oi tho
eopb had been thwarted, TO the end that tho pcrpe
traids nigh, DO punished and u repetition thereof
he nAyentcd
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remped in my once until the canvass was made;
was In my Office on November ID; dldn't
go way iii afcr dark. whom l had COM
piete tho canvass; left my deputy in the
oihcdthcn; saw tho County Judge in Sandsrson
That Pays asked hum to Join In the canvass; he de-
cline saying had made a canvass on the 10Th with
Jadg Dorman ana he was satisfied with what mad
done saw he sheriff, and asked him 10 join In The
cnnvfs; he refused aud said he had sad nc would
havqolhing TO do with the canvass and he wouldn't;
on " 10th did not the judge; cav the sheriff, ana
he dt incd The county judge wos away had no FUR
INSTRUMENTATION with him until the 18Th hon't
thlhl was In Office nalf OF the time on The l3h;
madhe copies OF precinct returns from the originals
on Nvember 2S; The originals at that time wcro In
my Hssession TOOK them when went 10 Tallahassee,
aud lhie was absent the clerks Office was burned;
had possession oil them until came 10 Jacksonvi 10
sontimc afterward, aud mad them before one oil too
comiittees from Washington; know Of no law that
wout authorize canvass in the absence OF both the
CouHy judge ana sheriff.
lntnswcr TO Mr.. Hunton:-lf there had been any
desf on the part OF Allen and Driggcrs TO hnd me
thcyw ould nave had no trouble ~ doing 80
TI committee then adjourned until tomorrow
SHORT WORK
II the opinion OF General Hutton tonight that
the pmmittce viii be ready To start Tor Washington
on Mnday. rhcy Will not visit Tallahassee. IL Con
grcsadjourns on the l7th thor report viii rot be
read for TINS session. II Is believed that tho ioun
datin was laid to-day for extended examination
intdSaker county AFFAIRS, giving the other counties
likciprom inence. Inc democr tic members. how
cvct decline TO disclose thor plans.
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Lcvsee will be questioned about story that he and
two electors did not sign the regular legal
certificate Of the electoral oodys action but that
were forged 20 it, II this were proved it would
BIO matter OF not tho least consequences as to tho
Presidency, but the whole course Of this inquiry
demonstrates completely that the blIcan party In
Louisiana under the control Of a set or mis-
creants who ought have boon In State Prison. and
yet It about tho pretended wrongs and suferngs
of these wrctches that republican speakers were olo
quent all the North in 1876 and it was because
be did not try to maintain them in power In the State
that tho Presiden, incurred inc enmy OF tho rcpub
lican leaders hero.
WHAT HAYES DoxE
They ought to DO content. for Hayos has not only
provided for Packard, Madison Wells. Anderson ana
host Of Other model Louisiana republicans, but he
continues 10 do So Only yesterday hs appointed to
ofico Marks, who became Notorious OF late by
taking Anderson TO Secretary Sherman, and who, 1t
is now reported, received hts Official commission
about the same time with subpoena from the repah-
loans to appear before tho Potter committee II tho
evidence Of such follows as Anderson imprcsscs tho
pubic mind surely the administration has only isclf
TO blame. II has taken pains 10 mako its own con.
duct suspicious ana 10 councc itself intimately
with disrcpuiabo persons that il really loued its
rest.
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SHEklFF'S SALE,

nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ht ont Of the District Court ~ the
Fourth Judicial Districi Of Nevada, in and
for the county Of Humboldt, ON the 10th day
of July, A. ID. 1878. and TO me directed and de
hvered for dgment recovered In said Court
on the 10th day Of June. A. ID. 1878, In favor
OF r. Clark, plaintiff, and against The Ia
cihc sulphur & mpany, def. ndants, for the
3. M OF 1867 l6-l0V, together it'll costs and
dlsbni sem.nts, amounting TO the sum of
s77 4O-lOo and GecTuing c. sts, have on this
the 9th cay Of August. A. u. 1878, levied on
and taken in execution the following described
property, 10 wit
The property known as Wright's Springs
situated about 80 mi es in northW ektetly di.
rection from the Humboldt House in Hum.
Doldt county, Nevada, and en- bra cling the
reIerty described in q. S. Survey No. 81,
surveyed by u. w. GaTside, and recorded in
Book c, Of Notices page S34 April 26sh, 1877
IN the recorders ftce, in Hun boldt county,
Nevada, and known as Pacific sulphur Com
paDys mill site, together with ali improve
ments and property OF every kind situated
theieon! also the sulphur mine known az the
wright Egbert location, together with i'm
prNementh consisting o. refinery building
steam boiler retort and two large cast iron
setting pane; also boarding house; both OF
The above mentioned buildings are situated a
le" hundred feet from the Wright X Egbert
Inlhe ana atout three miles in a norihcriy d.
teetlon rom the above mentioned Nrights
springs, IN humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that on
Monday, the
I'd DAY OF sEPTEM BIER, A. d. 1878,
between the hours of O'Clock in the morn.
ing and O'Clock in the afternoon viz: nj .
- CLOCK a. NJ, III front Of the Courthouse in
the town OF Wrnnemuccs. Humboldt county.
Nevada, will sell at public auction. Ali the
flght, title and interest OF said defendant
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ShERlFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out 81 the istrict Court of the Fourth
Judicial District in and forthe County of Hum
boldt, state of Nevada on the Goth day of July /,
A d 1875, and 70 me directa and delivered for a
judgment recovered in said Court on the 10th
day OF June, ID. 1878, in favor OF J. r E.
Clark, plaintiff and against the Pacific Sui
phur Company. defendant, Tor the sum of
1867 16, toge; her with costs and disburse
ments, amounting to the tum of SIT 40, and
accruing costs h&ve ON this, the 18th day Of
August, A. ID. 1873, levied on and taken in ex-
ecution the following described property, to
wit:
One two-h ol SO spring wagon. one set Of
buggy harness, one set Of lumber harness,
two horses, one COW. two blacksmith anvils,
one blacksmith bellows. one vice, one ore
car one large cook stove, five kettles, two
frying pans, two dripping pans. two large
coffee po,s, two large cast iron sulphur melt
ing pans, two wrought iron sulphur melting
pans one patent portable forge, xty SUI
phur moulds, two trucks, one wash boiler,
one stew pan, one bread pan, one dish pan.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that on
TUESDAY. THE 27Ta DAY OF AUGUST,
A. ID. 1878,
Between the hours of nine o'clock in the
morning and five o'clock in the afternoon,
viz: at nine O'Clock AN at the Wright Il Lgbert
sulphur mine, Hum oldt County, Nevada will
offer for sale at public auction, all the right,
title and interest of sid defendant, the
Pacific sulphur Company. Of in and to the
above described property, to the highest
bidder for cash. to satisfy said execution,
costs aud accruing costs.
Sheriff OF humboldt County, Nevada.
BY O. 5. OSBORN. Deputy.
August 17th 1873. til
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PROCEEDINGS
OF JnE
DE MOOR TIC
JLUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE!

4 4 MEETING or THE DEMOCRATIC
~ County Central Com No ittee held pufss-
ant 10 NOTICE, in the Courthouse, at Winns
mueca. August 3. 1878. preleni: G. c. Biles.
Chairman; n Defiance. Secretary: 4, B. Pal
mtr, h. W. Lewis, proxy: J. b. hanna. Ietsr
Neat, A. tplty, h. Meador, the follow ing has,
mess was tTAr sacted.
Minutes Of last meeting read and adopted.
Peter " est was accepted ~ a nenbsr Of ibe
county Central o. mmit;ee upon petition Of
large uumbsr ~ citizens TO I'LL the vacancy
Of George Phillips.
=. Palmer was admitted in place CT J. ?.
MulliniS.
Resolved. That County Convention Of the
Democratic party OF the county Of Humboldt
be held at WinnemuccB In the Courthouss on
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NOTICE is hereby given that the tax on
IN proceeds Of mines for the quarter end
ing June 81 1878, IL now due and payable,
at my Office III the Courthouse Of the County
OF Humboldt, and that the laws for it's col.
lection will be strictly enforced.
JAMES BUCKNER. County Assessor.
By s. BUUKsRR. Deputy Assessor.
Winnemucca. Aug. IL. 1873. I'm
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of M. DonIev deceasea

Estate OF NJ. Donley, deceased.
n Office is hereby given by the under
~ signed Executor Of the estate Of M
Doniey, deceased, to the creditors OF and /
persons having Claims against the said de-
ceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the first
publication of this notice 10 said Executor of
tne said estate Of NJ. ponley, deceased. at his
residence at Unionville, HUMBOLDT county.
Nevada. PATRTcK PEysy N'''
Executor % the estate Of M. Donley. deceased
Dated AZ Winenuccs. August %, 1873. 4w
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Monday, October Ia, 1878,

a. II o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose Of nominal.
irga Legislative ticket AID County Ulcers.
Resolved That said convention bo COM
posed OF delegates elected from the several
precincts hereinafter nan cd and that delegates
elected be residents q .ereof
RESOLVED, That the Urinary elections for
the election of delegates to the State and
County Conventions be- held In the several
IN eCluCfE IA 4glruf ~. connie.
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A s1tNDMENT


nROPOsED AMENDMENT To
the Constitution Of 'bc state Of Nevada,
passed al the kishth Session OF the Legisla-
turej
Resolved, That there shall be added TO the
present onltitution Of this a'e al Article H.
be called and known as Article XVIII, and
which ehaIl be Ms follows:
ARTICLE XVIII.--1 he rights Of suffrage and
office holding shall not be withheld from any
male citizen " the United States by re son Of
his color or previous condition OF servItude.
Passtd February is. 1877.
Resolved. BY the Assembly, the senate
concurring. That Article Eleven tll) Of the
Constitution Of the State OF Nevada b. amend
ed by adding to Article Eleven 1ll section ten
tl0l thereto which shall read 81 fol ows:
Section : en NO public funds OF any kind
or charactsr whatever. State. County or mu-
Licipal. shall be used for sectarian purposes.
Passed February ~. 1877.
hereby certify the for, going 10 be true cop
les from the enrolled ret olutions on file in my
office
Witness my hand and the Great zeal Of
State, August 5, 1879 J. ID. MINOR,
SEAL. Secretary OF state.
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NsENh week in your own town. SIS
QDOOoutfit free No risk. Reader. il
you want a business at which
ersons OF either sex can make great psy All
me time they work, write for particulars To
IL. dALIETT Co., Portland. Msine. ap5.0m
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Dissolution of Partnership

NNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between u undersigned, under
the name OF Bonnifeld h French. in the law
business, has been dissolved by mutual
consen'. NJ. {. BONNlFIELD,
WI. FRENCH,
Winnemacea. August 10, 1878. im
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CITY BAKERY.
Chris Diehl PROXY.
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE..
French Rolls, Square Loaves
Grown Rread, Pies, Cakes.
Doughnuts. Etc, Etc.

Always on hand, vered to order
fresh from the oven in quantities to suit, in
any part of town.
Having purchased the City Bakery, will
spare no pains to merit the patronage of the
public. CHRIS, DHIEL.
Wihnemucca, July 20, 1877. If
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Saturday, September 7th,


between tie ho urs Of aud o'clock r.. n,
hesol ed, That delegates TO the County
Convention be appsFtioned On the basis Of the
vote cast FIR PRESIDENTIAL leeiors in 1876. at
the rate OF one dele gate for every ten votes
and fraction Of Ave OF more.
etolved. That tho apportioumeut Of del.
eKates to said onv, ntion be M follows,to
wit.
Delegates 90 County Convention.
Stone House. / suiI bur Mine, 2; Humboldt
House, !; chcl Creel. !; Quin River, 2: Para
disc Valley. Il Eden valley, ! Baftlett Cretf,
Il jersey district, /; q, leonda 2: Ninnemueea
10; un Glen, !; Pleasant Valley. J Unionyile
Q; star City; /; Min city, /; V latch. 3; b1g
Meadows. 2. Oresna, 2; Itele Niro, /; Int
Meadows, |.
Dele, ates 10 state Convention
Big Meadows. Eagle Mine. orcara. sulphur
Mine, Mill CITY, Humboldt ind lye Patch, u
Star CITY, UbioHvllle. Ilefssnt Valley and Den
Glen. /; r. en- and Iarsdise Valleys, /; Whine.
mucca, Golconda. Jersey, Greggsvile ana
sto, House. 3; Quin kivfr, Bartlett Creek ana
Rebel creek /; at large, /.
Resolved, Ttat in all precincts above men,
toned the Democrats # sucb precincts are
r, quested Ia cleo, two Judges and secretary
at the time Of opening the polls for the eiee-
ion of such delePatcs.
Resolved That no proxies Ice allowed IN
aid invention except in he hnidsof Votr
who is "a resident on the prs'jhct ne Tepice'h'N
But In ease a delegate or d, ltgaits who are
elected from any precinct may be una BILE 10
attend the Convention, or any qualified voter
OF such precinct ar proxy, then, and III thaI
case. any person qualified voter from the
nearest or adjoining precinct having repre-
sentat ON in said Convefti' may hoid 'he
proxy or proxies Of such precinct.
Judges of election are requested to stnd ie-
turns 81 the secretary Of tie Cen raj COM
mittee that credentials ma be Is, ued 10
Delegates ected 10 the state Convention.
RlsoIytp, That the test at the Urinary pe
will Won sunport the nominees Of the Demo
cratic party az the ensuing election. ana dld
Won vote the Democratic ticket at the last
electionY ,e c,.
DEIBANC0, Secretary. auesa
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wmOLEsALE GROCERY nAnUEr

BACON, Per lb-shou clear D a.ltloo
thnulleln, y NJ llH breakfast ~ laauoi dry
Bg lfEt por 10 Western, aosl,oi cou Try
BAKING Powders Various brands, Ia
~ ran,, per ao1 " sl@l 80 H. do do, " auo.
2Wi DO uu, "a aiaiJU.
unkfSlg- Nrsirrn q lh, lStolbi,so.
thNpLEs Niur o. 40 ~, lheolGc.
tpFtEt-JtVui por 10, aSdI0, NJ choice
.'H-t ! 2' pnmo, 2lBal l'ici common 10
llI, 40 .r3tt.UIt.c,
CpNrENfRA rhp LYE- Various brands,
idul 10 90 NJ per case, - lltCi o.
tlNii- MnckpftI, per unl 80 uOatsll 90; KIT,
- W@1l - Nhilr ilsn, kt, pbHsl ~,
nEltN lNbN -ptrdi per nlX, auHn0c,
flNll - lltu cudnsh, p,r h,GdtlW1O
LAltn-lu uurcr, % i-ialuc, 20 NJ pals, lOa
10 l.r, D aud 0lh IN lus II . lml.u
~ fci 10, iaucy brands, li&@li, 80,
on dl li'pWllc
muL- HaE,-Faucy Tout innp, nor gnI,
M'' o. Choice, ibatur. rump aOlalc, Fan
liu.uu
M,E-loulsnn,, per 10, 7s7l.9c.
'l YAK 49, hruuittl per 10 II lOsl2y
q hvn, a, rtr la, lul.l0lO r2c, Chl,oo
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