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99-GES'r STORE

99-EEHr STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
99.CEST STORE
LOTS OF NEW GOODS FOR THE SC. COUNTER.
4 full assortment Of JAPANNED CAKE a;t'
GROCERY-BOXES:
All sz,s JAPANNED WAlTERS-much lOSer
than before;
CRUMB-pANs and BRUSH ES-cheap:
FANCY CASH BOXES;
LEMON-sQUEEZE1S,
ICE-ToNGs,
HAIR-BRUSHES, ..-..
CLOTH-BRUsHEs,
BOOT-BRUSHES;
so new subjects in CERUAsOS at s1.7a,
pARIAN MARBLE GOODS marked very low
those formerly at 9Ge. n pair ROM 25c., those
formerly .9S pas now 50c.s
All sizes GLASS SHADES very low ..
call early for tie TIN..WARE Oh sas ~. counter.
Catalogues free "a, any address, =
,.,.sW W. \. STEVENS,
mh IA t-...... is - sos Broad street.
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: LoST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

T OST, TWENTY-DOLLAR NOTE, on
IL Monday. 17Ih Instant, br our collector, be-
tween Fifteenth and Franklin streets and our Office.
liberal reward will be paid If returned 10 4. IL.
SMOUT L CO., 1928 Cary street. NH 1927
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ETHEREAL ESSENCE Is the title ht'y gwen oy d
& Z. ATKINSON 10 their delicate preparation ol
lavender known By this name.
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GI.OIakISG.
EEOYEs.-SEEsi.
CeSPEcTEoNERkES. &c.

pohE CANDIES.-i am manufacturing
l.ifa I'm my inimitable pure crushed sugar CLAIR
biz. FLINT CANDIES. / make better CAN
oGt,t "iiolcs'ie purposes than any house In this
hqi1,,s wae perfectly pure aud no aduite-
sa...,,,i" d0hf use any gucOs grauc-sugar. tara
G4,o,Ty Ty'Ahs but pure sugars IL is more highly
as!anS Nmnncr. brighter, Grner, and Is warranted
H9 h',n In any climztc. - '''- ~.
a8o LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX, Confectioner.
'1412 Main street.
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The first eject or TUFTS PILLS IS to increase
the appetite, and cause the body TO take on flesh
thus the system i noul she and by their tonic
ton on The digestive orkans regular stools pl
duccd.
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TRY OUR GOOD CHEW" brand of tobacco at
Soc per pound. II is very ilne chewing tobacco.
W. ID. BLAIR < co.
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am now In receipt Of my spring stock, consist
Ing of DINNER. TEA, and TOILET-SETS, IN
new STYLES and designs: handsome VASES. Pa
RIAN FIGURES. BUSTS, BRONZES, and al
of the novelties of the season. HOCSE-FURSlSH.
ING GOODS OF all kinds. Call aud examine my
stock--tEc largest and most complete TO he found
south OF New York and 1T prices To suit The times.
l.. TAYLOR, 1011 Main street.
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Mr.. II. G. SUTTON. late with George Gibson Jr.,
Is now with me, aud wonld be pleased TO see his
frinnhS. mn u
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OUR .GOoD-CHEw brand OF tobacco, at Soc.
per pound, Is good Us any brand "e know Oh.
W. ID. BLAIR i co.
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|YUTTS, PILLS. - :,
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite, Bowels Costivc, Pain In the
Head, with Dull Sensation In the back part, Pain
uaGer the Shoutderbiade. Ealiness After Eating,
with disinc,ination TO cxcrlon OF body or: mind,
lrrttabitity Of Temper. Low Spirits, with feeling
OF having neglected some duty. Weariness, Dtzzi-
ness Flut,crins at the near, Dc,s before The Eyrs
YcFow Skin, Headache generally over The right eye,
Restlessncss, with ftfui dreams, Highly Colorcd
Urine. rria..n... ... ...ss..
If THESE WARNINGS ARE USnEEDED SERIOUS
DISEASES WILL SOON DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS
are especially adapted to such cases: n single dose
effects snch change Of feeling as to as,onish the
sufferer. ..-."
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BANKRUPTCY.

No. STILL
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRLCT OF EIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
WILLIAM NJ. ARCHER. INDIVIDUALLY AND
AS MtMBER OF THE FIRM OF ARCH EIs,
GuODWIN & CO., BANKRUP1S, IN BANK
RUPTCY. -.
CLERKS OFFICE,l.
RICHMOND. VA, March Is, 1879
TO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERS: Take notice
that petition has been filed III said by VIII
liam M Archer. Of RiclmOud, In said district, duly
declared Il bankrupt under the act OF Congress Of
March 2, 1867. and the acts amendatOry thereof
aud supplementary thereto for discharge, and GER
t!tcac thereof. from all his debts aud other claims
provabie under said acts, aud that the 2D DAY
OF APRIL, 1879. ut ~ O'Clock NJ, at The Office
Of Thomas $. Atkins. Eal.. Register in Bankruptcy,
IN the casom-h" Use III the city OF Richmond Va,
Is assigned for The hearing of The same. when and
where you may attend and show cau>c. II any yoa
have. why the prayer Of the said pciltinn should not
lie granted. JOHN Il. pOPIlAM.
NH l0-W2w Clerk.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool. . -.... ...a.. ...,....-
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, So;
8 4. NJ. 80; noon. 81; 8 2. NJ, co; 6 z.
~. 4S; midnight. 3G.
Mean temperature, 47t.
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f310 The PUBLIC.-NOTICE.
Il son WINFREE, who has heretofore been In
my en- plOymcnt. IS no longer with me. lie IS In no
way connected with my business and has 70 aI-
thoriY whatever 10 collect for me. Parties owing
money 10 me VIII please Cal! 1T my place and settle
rs soon rs possible.
HENRY COOK. Undertaken,
MARCH 1S, 1879. NH lO-1tk
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DIR. J. F. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK, SAYS:
"Few diseases exist that cannot be relieved by
restoring The Liver TO tis normal functions, and for
has as happy an effect rs TUFTS PILLS"
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TI7TTS IIAlp.DYE

SOLD EVERYWHERE. PRICE, 25 CENTS.
OFFICE, S5 MURRAY STEET, NEW YORK
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!, ART JouRSAL.-Reeelved from Messrs. y
Appleton u Co., through MIR, William AZ
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NJ ErIYsoN 4 CO.. advertising agents, insert ao'
vert,seueuts In all of the newspapers OF the Unlss
S,ses nj publishers' rates. Orders leil al the O'S
putch couptipg-rsom will receive premb! a''en
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSI-
"A NESS.-As attorney for the party and as
for The next three weeks the LEASE, GOODWILL,
and EFFECTS OF one of the mos. desirable BAR
ROOMS. SALOONS. and RESrA URANTS in the
city of Richmond. The locality is III the centre OF
business, the custom constant and most redble und
the terms Of sale accommodating. The lease expires
an the lst of October, 1879, but can be renewed.
Possession given ut any time.
Application must be made 10 me, at my office, No.
Tenth street, Shafer's building.
DON +. HALSEY,
Attorney ut Law and Trustee.
MARCH 4,1S79. NH 5-3w
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FURNITURE.

[ MAfHRIGHT d. SON, 16 COVER "a
Mpsi.'on STREET Offer Inducements. both as -,
TpE ~ aha terms, TO sill IN need Of FUR Nj. kT7
Ssfst - any klnd such as 10 make IL 10 fhtfrsh
sssI Suits With tennessee and And gray marble:
f%mss s Wild dark marble; Parior Sasts In cate
'.aGSsi,as siik-fery handsome: Reps aud Hair
Ne'srItss ~ very cheap; Pine and Poplar Furniture
sasrsnsa,i icular. 0on't fail to cail. Satisfaction
4. 4 4 - :. 4 fS E6-3m
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TUFTS uAlP-DYF.
Gray hair or whiSkcrs changed to glossy black
by Il single application of this Dye. Ii imparts 9
natural color. acts instanal eorsly, and Is IS harm
less rs spring water. - ...,.
Sold by druggists or sent by express on receipt of
81. 7
- ~ '" >" fe 1e-cod1y /
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,Rirllmuld 1isputich,.

ga sa- THE cIRcULATroN. OF THE prsrATCH
rs. LARGER THAN THE CONFINED Cikcrj-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY. :. 80. 49,.
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PERSONAL.

HAVING SOLD THE STOCK, FIX.
IL TURES. AND GOOD WILL of thc.drnrs,ore
known rs The - Wcst-End Pharmacy" and hcl efo-
fore conducted unhcr the slvIe of G. W. LATrNEn
& Co, TO Mr. JOHN E. NORRIS a graduate of iitr
Richmond College Of Pharmacy, all pere ous i'm.
2ehted 10 the concern viii please settle with Sir
JOHN b. MORRIS, as he Is the only one authorized
10 recent lorraine. A. H. ROBINS.
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TOR RENT, DIV YELLING No. / 05 a.
Il Marshall street, between First ana SECOND ia:l
sfreets with tlcL or nine rooms; Kitchen with TWO
rooms. This IS n 6rst-rate location Tor dress
maker and the house Is an excellent one ADpiy 10
NH 1ocod31 - GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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PLASTER.

SHOCkOE M1LLS-F II Z S II RICH
- MONn-GROUND PLASTER. the cheapest fer
tiliz"r on the market. Send for circular.
LOCO tons BEST NOVA SCOTIA LUMP for
sale low. WARNER MOORE. ..
Manufacturer and Dealer,
foot of Seventeenth street,
. mh l9-c0Gt3iy11 Richmond Va.
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A NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DR.. Tut: Dear Sir For ten years have been n
mar'yr 10 dyspepsia, Constipation. and Piles Last
Them thnt with itue faith). am now well man.
nave good appcitc digestion perfect. regular stools.
piles gone. aud lave gained forty pounds solid
neSh. They are worth their weight iE gold.
Rev. Il. l.. SIMPSON, Louisville, ny.
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.AMBEI" WuIsKEY, pure and mellow at ~
rer gallon. WI. hLA''S :" W.
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nn,I-HEADs, $3.50 to Ss per ream, ~
Is ,Ns nisPATCA APRINTINo.HoUaH,
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COURT ORDERS.

mo. 294-IS EQCITf.l
TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
j. UNITED STATES FOR TIE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF FIRGINIA-USlTED STATES Ts. j.
NJ. HUMPHREYS Ell AIS.
Extract from Decree of February %, 1871
1T Is adjudycd. ordered aud decrced that II be
referred To Thomas s. AikiHS. one or the con- mis-
sionprs OF This c0urt. to take and return 10 The
court an account OF tue annual and fee simple yahe
of the real estate OF said Humphreys, aud OF The
liens binding the same. together with their rcspec-
tive amounts aud Driorlties.
:. But before proceeding 10 execute th1S decree,
said commissioner will give notice by publication
once week for foar successive weeks In some daily
newspaper published in The city of Richmond 10 all
persons interested. Of the time and place OF rxec-
ting The same; said publication To be deemed cquv-
acnt u lersoual notice to all parties In Interest,"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, Va, February 20, 1879. J,
Parties I'M crested are hereby notified that have
fixed on WEDNESDAY TIE 10TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1879. at ~ O'Clock NJ. ~ the time, ana
my olIic. Room No. >, In the cusonl-hoi'se N inc
c,iy of Richmond, Va, ~ the place. for cXecntinR
tl,,! forcynin. decree THOMAS :. ATKINS.
Ic 26W4w CoDmiaslonfF.
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CLOSING OUT AT VERY Low
" PRICES of our stock OF CROCKERY, GLASS
WARE, BASK ETS. ana BRUSHES. in order 10 quit
business. NJ. EVANS < CO., 326 Broad street.
4, 15-eod9m
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DOR RENT, DWELLING No. 4l0
Il east Grace, between Fourth and Firth sta
streets. ,.-,,, ,,.a,, cooo,a
"DWELLI No. 500 Franklin, between Third
DWELLING No. 23 Adams, between Main aud
Cary streets. - 1.,,.. ,..
DWELLIEG No. sos CLAW, near Gilnrr street:
DWELLING No. 900 west Grace, near Shaler
DWELLING No. 105 Cary, between First and
Second streets. , , . ,,,
DWELLING No 312 south Third street. Gam
ble's Hill. , c,,.rJEp
Resides the above we have other SMALLER
IIIIT.FS AN of WHICH we offer at low iignrcS.
nh 1e3I GRUEBS 4 WILLIAMS.
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! EHHILDRBNs ca L \ q EcSa,
" MANUEACTORY.- - Az the laes ~
styles has,i'or made TO SsSer at Short nouee;.
| Every GARBAGE xuaransssd supcrpf 10 tnoes ..
northern psaSc and at ~ lo< prices, tsarc,I
Il TO The altcs se1t OF illosc IN need 20 bay n1s
made CsrSaSe. REPAlSfSG o2 N.L.ohit Nh niS"A
DONE. VI. y. SAh r.,
Factory sa,i Salesrooin Ftaa stree. het~~'n @ nr'"
! aud IassEall streets. t mn aose1ro
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EESHSESS CHANCES.

business CHANCE.-Stock, Good.
- Will. ana Fixtures of an Established business
for sale. Apply 10 NJ. EVANS ( CO,
il | 5- -cOG3m 1876 Broad street.
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-,ISpArCH PRiNTlNG,-HouSE.5 y ,
,onD WORK. Low PRICES. ~
80 of the LARGEST AND REST.
hsv,", hsa',p 5or OFFICES ~ THE SOUTH. coin.
F2' "a, ssi,fu, mschas,ca' talent, we are pre-
hf'" oxern:e promptly, in the very best style
p ,ow PRICES every description Of
SD Al nnnK AND JOB PRINTING
sCCu As ,..- ..
nrs u*>,. 81;
nslSFSS-cARp~
flslTgNG-CARhs'
,soYEsSioNAL-CARpS.
wEDDlNG-CARDs.
SRoW-CARDs
CIRCULARS.
NANlEEST$.
RECEIrTs
EllL-HEAnS, AnS,rsrar,ns.
NoTEHEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
soTIcSs' CHECKS, xorss
rRu6-LABELS rcs
ENVELOPES -7.-.ss
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
BRIEFS,
&C, &C.
rpn,n AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
,,,-. ,oar, the country promptly dlied and de.
3trs7,i by e,'''ss or mai. ,u,- -. .,.
We nsrs al the NEWEST STYLES OF Tfrf
49,, .ye1a,e worS in manner that cannot be sur
,a~e. ,p,-1,xo
~. AN cncczIully furnish estimates and seno
.., -.,u,r,d NH l2-1.sw.&w
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80. 800 IICESSES-FAxES. ....-.
-. ... .ra. CITY AUDITORS OSfluE.}
"" RICHMOND, March 10, 1870.
yy1HE III,ESSE-TAXES OF 1919 HAVE
1 h.en assessed aud nl4ced in TlirS OFFICE for
tbe inspection hr all concerned. and WIN nero re-
main until tho 10 Ia Instant Inclusive.
tt THE. COMMITTEES ON FINANCE
vii, hold "a. ions a, the Council chamber, Broad
~'-''' THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
THE GOTH AND 2lsT or MARCH,
bet ueeu The hours ss and O'Clock 1. D.. tos tns
purpssc OF ht airing and consideripx aDfeals poIs
"a IN paepf No change In e1asainc1ihA wil
ssieswards se made exseps on ,as ofsss oS sas C"s
Council. !,.,rE ! .44,. ~ Y h0fehttsfH..
nh lo.11f AasAS~s'
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CARRIAGES, u DsssszEs. Ss.

mo THE PEOPLE. OF FIR.Cs;LRH,E>
/ I,ISfA.--l VIII sell lou = better HS-GE
CARRIAGE. .PHAETOS, 0rES- or Tol'.BCHGI>
or SPRING WAGON for !ess. isoncy ih1o you can
buy anywhere else In tbs !t-tG, IEcan this. You
or,lr have 10 90 ana cNs.aine 10 know Il Il tr'le.
Don't ba innuencfG or ks!A away by ih"esm mhc cap-
no. or will not >eli you gG& 2o0'!> rs cheap rs
win. Carriage Repository lo7 GorersE sireft;,
NH 13-lm ;. d. ~ NAn.
EAMILY CARRLAGES, A,A.QEExk
II DIES PHAETCN$S, ROCK AWA AIS. 49,
TOP- aud OPEN-i.sGiiEES. on ha d. OF sursfior.
make aud lnIs NJ INV prices. An-*.esireu ssS!sM
CARRIAGE made. TO order at shoot notice. KE.
pAIRl NG aud HEttccAiNTiNG DCEE rRoAlpibG
In hest style and ~ prices 10 snit tne times; caiE
solicited. w. {, SHIl,,
| NH 10-1mo ......
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W<blaH-A.NN COAL.

OF 60 TRY NE WITH CASH s3.
pI.cC. FOR ALL kISDS OF F11EL..
sl.50 for half 4 cord SEASONED OAK TOOD:
G0r one cUrI SEASONED GA rUOD. D.--.,,..SS
81 50 for onG Ton Bri:hrhopc Glover HE'D Coal;
81 for onr ION Drichthope iCI,ver HID thai
ANTHRACITE, SPLlNT. aud NORWOOD UOAI.-.
VS. FIICUER,
NH 1877 Main rear Slntl-aoS,
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GOOD, DRY PINE AND OAK WOOD
~ at from SO, $3.50, To ~ per cord, or 81 So.
~ .I5. aid S2 per half cord. deliye:,!. hSTfIRA-
CITE COAL. all stzc$-lowrst rasl prices for IrAf-
class coal. SPLINr. GLOVER IIfEL, aud SOTTH
COkE anl ENGINE rOAT,-all sints-lowesb.
Prices. Broad streets, opposite Theaarc, or Nine
teenth and Cary streets.
NH ES CHI. PAGE
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MGR RENT, A FARM OF SEVEN an
L TY-FivE ACRES $500 per annumi on i1 Il
picnnnnd with COMFORTABLE BRICK
DWELIiNG and WOODEN COTTAGE and tlle
usual 0ut-hulidinss. This farm Is well adaptea 10
c"''""'e" -S' JOHN r. GODDIE,
Real Estate Agent.
,,b 17eodst Bank aud Eleventh streets.
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REPORT OF, Tue SPECIAL. COMMITTEE APPOINT
ED TO oNsIDER MR.. HURTS CHARGE AGAINST
-, THE SUPERINTENDENT OF. PUBLIC ISsTRUc-
i TON ~ REF ERExcE TO THE EDUCATIONAL
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x,v,SY1NG.BOEsEs.
.oop WORK. Low PRICES

---n,rCH PRINTING-HOUSE.a
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-06
THE MdYORdLTY.

HE GLOBE has SO fully presented the i'm
portance of retaining Mayor Dawson in Of
fee that little remains to be added. He is
an honest, upright man, and no shadow or
faint rests upon his administration. Being
a large property owner he is vitality affected
by taxation and directly interested in keep
ing down expenses.
He has in charge the pending railroad
matters upon which the future of the city de-
ponds. His election will do more to
advance st. Paul than any other
move which can be made, because
it will enable him to consummate
pending projects, which in hands not ia
miliar with the subject, will fail.
His opponent, Mr.. Metcalf, represents a
little gang of ward political bummers. He
could do nothing for the city and would not
be inclined to unless it paid. He has, com
paratively little interest in the city and is
only running that he may have the better
claim on the post Office when the pap dis
tribution comes around again. We do not
believe he can poll one half the Republican
vote because the Republicans do not propose
to throw away their local chances to CRAFTY
few ward politicians.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-06

Dr.. L. P. BLACKBURN, the man who proposed
to introduce yellow fever into Northern cities
during the war by the means of infected cloth
ing, has been nominated for governor by the
Kentucky Democrats, and another ex-rebel was
nominated for lieutenant governor Winona
Republican.
DR.. Blackburn never proposed and never
attempted to introduce yellow fever at the
North either through means of infected
clothing or by any other method, and the
person who circulates such libel at this
late day, after it has been disproved over and
over again, is fit only for lunatic asylum
No more honorable man lives in the coun.
try, either North or South, than DR.. Black
burn, and the cravens who seek to blacker
his reputation would gain much by studying
the record he made last year when he sacri
feed his medical practice and risked his Life
in order to assist the victims of the yellow
fever in all parts of the South.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-06
Stand By YOUR GUNS.

The Democrats nominated most excellent
city and ward tickets. There is no valid
objection to be offered to the candidates,
and our local interests demand their cleo
ton. The better portion of the Republican
party favored the endorsement of the Dem
ocratic ticket, but little gang of bummers
got together and resolved to use the machin-
cry of the Republican party to make fight
and rake in a few ducats from the candi-
dates.
There is no doubt that very large element
of the Republican party will vote for the
Democratic nominees on local grounds, and
under the circumstances there is especial
reasons why the Democrats should stand by
their nominees on both local and political
grounds Of course the Democratic ticket
will be elected, and if the Democrats viii
turn out to the polls, and their majority will
be overwhelming The only apprehension VIZ
have IS the sense of security which may leac
many Democrats to remain at home and cas-
no ballot whatever. T his should not be
Let every Democrat turn out to-day an6
make the majority 80 overwhelming that the
squad of bummers who inagurated the cali
campaign will wish they had never beer
born,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-06
THE ANIC TICKETS.

Democrats should not forget their Alder
manic tickets. You want to elect honest
John Dowlan in the First ward, for he has
made most faithful and efficient officer,
while his opponent is a mere political adven-
turer, without any interests in the city.
You want to elect Norman w. Kittson in
the Second ward. the old settler and former
Mayor of St. Paul. The man who is vitality
interested in St. Paul, while his opponent is
transient fellow, here to day and there to-
morrow. He runs the engine at the capitol,
but he can't engineer himself into the
council.
You want to elect Mat Breen in the Third
Ward, because he is one of the people, and
will stand by the interests of the people,
while his opponent seeks the place as rail.
road attorney, being partner of the attor-
ney for the road which wishes to control the
levee.
You want to elect Tom Brennan in the
Fifth ward, because he is the best man named
He has had experience in the Council, is
interested in building up St. Paul, and OK
| actly the man for the place.
In the Sixth Ward you want to elect J. G
Mccarthy, not only because he is mos
efficient alderman and has done wonders fo1
the ward, but because the hummer elemen
are fighting him desperately. He deserve
| and will receive the endorsement of the bet
ter portion of the community.
In the Fourth ward there being but on
candidate no contest is pending.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-06
SHERMAN THE REPUBLICAN, CdNDI
DdTE For PRESIDENI

II n Il L
DITE FOR PRESIDENT.
Secretary Sherman has finally ''placed
himself in the hands of his friends in the
matter of the Republican candidature for
longer any doubt but he will secure the nom
inatlon with little or no opposition. It is
evident from this that the Republicans have
determined to make Ohio the field of the
first grand skirnish of the Presidential
campaign, and will offer their strongest men
for the official positions to be filled next fall.
That Sherman is strong man in that State
does not admit of question. Ever since the
first success of his party he has held Office
uninterruptedly, and has long been regarded
as one of the bnlwarks of the organization.
In the Senate he made fair record; as Sec
rotary OF the treasury he has been more for
tunate than sagscious, and circumstances
seem to have conspired to make him appear
a greater man than he really is. When he
assumed control of the finances of the coun-
| try. our business interests we're just recover
ing from the prostratio1l brought on by the
panic of 1873. Money, which had for long
years been h. erded, was seeking investment.
and as no better security was offered than
government bonds, the refunding of the pub.
| lie debt at low rate OF interest was COM
| paratively easy matter. In fact, any business
man of ordinary capacity coutd have man.
aged the operations just as we'll as Mr. Sher.