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National Republican., 1880-10-28
CI7Y IS.

Piles cured without tho knife. DR.
shrader, $50 Eleventh street.
-Benedictine Malt Vino Beer. Finley 8
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
-Selby A. Scaggs has succeeded the late
Selby u. Scaggs as postmaster at Bonning.
Tho only Turkish bath in tho city, 500 i
stroot. near Judiciary Square Best shampoocl
this side Of New York. Dr. Bovee.
The attention Of engineers is called 10 tlt
new designs Of engineer instruments of vii.
liam Wurdeman. SEQ advertisement.
Tho highest cash price paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jowelry, otc. Call OF
address Hcrzog, 30s Niuth st., near Pa. ave.
Turkish, Russian aud Sulphur Baths at
the well known place, 903 l. street, near Ninth
Tho only reliable place in the city for genuine
baths.
Rev Dr. f. swenzel ut one time pastor
of the Ninth-street methodist protestant
church in this city, died Tuesday morning at
Chnmbcrsburg Pa.
Auditor vinson has notified the supcrin.
tendents Of public schools that the teachers
will not be paid their salaries for the month
Of October on Saturday next, the regular pay
day.
Yesterday tho clerk In drawing jurors
from the box pulled out tho nHmc of Isaac
Landric, who last week pleaded guilty Of
grand larceny and was scntcrced to the AL
bany penilentiary for one year.
Richard Nussbaum was fined $40 yestcr.
DAY for the larceny Of bedspread and n
blanket from Richard Robb. Nussbaum's $ de-
Tense was that Robb owed him money, and he
| took the articles as part payment Of tho debt.
The District commissioners have decided
that hereafter all fines imposed by the police
court in cases prosecuted by the Society for
tho Prevention of Cruelty to Animals may bo
turned over directly to the society instead Of
TO the District treasurer.
"A little daughter Of Mrs. Filebrown,
living at No. 1882 / street, fell through the
manhole of sewer which had bcou left open
by workmen Tuesday night but fortunately
thoro was no water in the sewer, aud she was
easily rescued.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Young
Mems Central Garfield and Arthur club will
be held at their headquarters 1914 street
northwest, this evening at 7:30 D. m. As
thore is business of great Importance to tran.
sact. full attendance OF members is re.
qucsted.
The sherman cadets spent yesterday
visiting the public buildings aud in general
Sightseeing. This morning they go to the
navy-yard to witness guard mount by tho
marines, and the remainder of tho day will
be devoted 10 sightseeing generally. They
leave for New York tonight, and will remain
there over tomorrow as guests Of the Ninth
regiment.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
IMPORTANT TO VOTERS.
FACTS WHICH SHOUl D BE CAREFULLY CONSIDERED

First-That no registration payment of capitation tax
necessary order to exercise the
OF suffrage in far buying your clothing at GA
NOUS No. 400 Seventh street. northwest of d, is
concerned. - -
secondThe maintained right ALL regardless of age
SEX color nationality even if the foreigner
last night to participate in the ONLY REALLY fair prin
FAMOUS" No. 400 Seventh street, viz: "
That of having ON PRI E positively and clusively;
That of marking the price of every garment plain
figures; ~ F
ing the money ~
That of treating EQUALLY all;
That Of making the lowest possible prices
In order that the greatest publicity may be given the
above facts monster continued meeting in
at our Hall No 400 Seventh street. Wenes
day, october 27th and continuing until the electoral
vote IS finally counted All invited and promise
the nnest exhibitions OF designs Ulseretes Over
coats Dress Suits Business Suits Working Suits and oys
and Childrens Clothing displayed in the District.
Hall open from am till D. m.
Saturdays until ii d..
National Republican., 1880-10-28
Hotel Arrivals.

mperial-Water b, Baxter Of Philadelphia
r. r. Underwood of West Chester, Pa, j. l.
Baker of Colevillc Pa, and Homer Davis
of Tho London show.
Wilard's-W. d. McGll and wife of Pitts.
burg, Pa, w. J. Best aud j. C. Caddagom OF
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henderson OF
Toronto, and Paul S. Schusler of Rockford
III.
Riggs-Edw. Weston of Newark, N. j.. e,
w. II. Brown of New York, +. n. Judson OF
st. Louis, William ii. Nelson, jr., Of Trenton.
n. j., j. II. Hammond OF Evanston, H., and
Mrs. Tilton Of Baltimore.
Ebbtt-M NJ. Dtlano Of China, B. A. Mac.
Donald of New York, Frederick Baxter of
Philadelphia, Mrs. NJ. d. Morrow and Mrs d.
A. Smith Of Norfolk, p Henry Smytho OF
Burlington, Iowa, aud L. ". Cook of Proyi.
dcnce, Il. l.
National-Nuthau and Max Schwab Of New
York, j, W. Dodd aud wife of Springfield, ILL.,,
Hon. Frank Hereford of West Virginia, Alex.
White Of New York, William b. Faunce OF
PHILADELPHIA Edwin Rumnp and ii. Man.
hoins of New York, &. T.. Kimball Of Mcxco.
William c. Ewing and II. j. Ruby OF Phih.
dolphia L, G. Jenkins and wife of Louisville,
Ky, William j. Chapman of Philadelphia, IL.
B; Baylor ANA wife of ChaIlcsLowm, w. Va,
w. Powell Tripett of Alexandria, Va, Mrs.
w. II. Campbell and Mrs. w. NJ. Shuus OF Gin
ciunati, James 4, Flynn aud lady of Balli.
more, b. Moriarty Of Now York, aud Mrs.
Rich and Mrs. Strong Of Georgia.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
p1STtL
An USEM ENTS.
National Theatre-"EvanroiIpoy

national THEATRE" Lvangcllno"
A good house again witnessed Rice's "New
Evangelino" at tho National theatre last
night. The many amusing features of this
burlesque have already bcon noticed, and it
only remains to rcitcratc that Miss Louise
Searle is the principal attraction. her clear,
well-cultivated voice proving her vocalist
who should be heard in n legitimate English
opera troupe, for there are many characters
which she could fill far more accep'ably than
nave been seen in this city. Mile. Jarboau
also proves highly attractive, and makes the
most of the part of Erdngeline. singing and
acting in n manner which proves her perfect
familiarly with the stage and her accomplish.
ments as an actress. Tho same play will be
presented tonight.
Theatre Comique.
The fine variety and dramatic entertain.
ment at the Theatre Comique is attracting
large audiences. Last night, on invitation Of
the managers, the Sherman cadets attended
in body and were well pleased with the per.
formance.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

Mr.. G. u. Bell, the photographers, who, with
other gentlemen, leases and occupies stable in
jackson Hall alley, was arraiGne1 in the police
court yesterday on the charge of keeping IN
unlicensed livery stable, in which lie keeps
twelve or fourteen horses, for each of which
he charges SIS a month. Mr.. Edwards, attor
ney for Mr.. Bell, stated that the stable was
run on the cooperative plan, and Major A. c.
Richards, who keeps his horses in the stable
testified to the same effect. The case was
continued until to-day.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
THE LTQUOR BOARD.
-Four More Applications Approvod-Mr. Cos
RelleYed from Further ServIoc.

Neheved from Further Service.
AT the meeting oi the liquor license board
yesterday nineteen new applications were re-
ceiyed. The applications Of the following
were approved, making seven approved so far;
James Richardson, 1903 G street northwest;
Dennis Murphy, 5lS Seventh street; Miss
Lucy Byrncs. Fourteenth and ID streets north
west, and Michael Hayden, 3l5 Fourteenth
street northwest. After tho meeting Water
Registrar Cox sent lottor to the District com.
missioners asking to be relieved fiom further
service on the board. His request was
granted and Mr.. Charles S. Jones Of the
treasuror's Office was appointed to gil tho va.
cancy. Tho board now consists of Messrs.
Chaplin, Small and Jones. DIR. Chaplin will
succeed Mr. Cox as chairman of the board.
I,ho commissioners have designated two
clerks temporarily TO examine the books IN
the assessors Office aud ascertain whether or
not the names of majority of property own
ers are on the applications. Mr. Dodge will
certify to the applications, after which they
VIII go to the licutenants of police to sec that
tho requisite number of residents OH the
streets where the restaurant is proposed to be
located have signed, when they will bo re.
turned TO the license board for action.
communication was received by tho Dis.
trict commissioners yesterday from NJ. G..
Emery, esq, president Of tho Washington
market company, objtcting on behalf OF the
company, to the licensing or roicensing ofany
person to sell intoxicating liquors by retail
on the Seventh and Ninth.strcct squares, op.
posite the market building.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
RnrrnInsInK Klh nInrnn

Jouym's kid gloves, which meet all require.
lnouts, were never offered for sale so low as
they arc now offered at Davis 7l9 Marl,e ct
space, in order TO clear out tho largo stock on
baud. Two-Iutton gloves are offered at 81
aud lhrcc.button gloves at Sl.25. Those who
mtond purchasing arc advised to call early
whilO the assortment is good
National Republican., 1880-10-28
NInrrinpn Iiccmsea.

The clerk of tho court has issued the fol-.
lowing marriage licenses: r. p. Langley and
Julia W. O'Neill; Charles Noge and Ida l..
Walker, both of Alexandria, Val A. c. Pest
Of Baltimore, Nd, and Honriotta Noyes of
Sallie L. McClees of Baltimore, Nd. William
L. White and Kato L. Williams, both of Fred
omcksburg, Va.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

Koys lost.
]. o. O. F.-Meeting.
Notice to Taxpayers,
Room at 1908 IL street.
Rooms at 0lG Eighth street.
Room at i27 Fourth street.
Opening Of the skating rink.
Room at 1923 Eleventh street.
Room at 1904 fourteenth street.
Rooms Mt 1887 Massachusetts avenue.
Il. c. Davis, Eighth -troet aud Market
space.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

YOU can roly upon it that every style,
make and quality Of ready.made garments to
bo found in any frst-class house can DO had
at tho popular Boys Clothing House of b.
Robinson & Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue,
and that, too, at prices that will prove salts
factory TO parents and guardians.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
A MONSTER SNOW.
Arrival OF Cooper s. Dsiiey's Crsnt London
Circus

Circus.
Cooper & Bailoy's circus will give its 4 rsi
performance in this city this afternoon. The
immense organization will arrive early this
morning and will mako grand parade, lcav.
ing the grounds at 10 o'clock this morning
and marching through strcct to Seventh, to
O. thence to Fourth and Indiana avenue,
TO Third street, to Pennsylvania avenue, 10
fwenty.second street, to X, to Ninth, to the
grounds. Probably the greatest attraction
will be tho baby elephant, about which so
much has been said. This animal curios.
ity was born at Cooper & Bailoy's
menagerio buildings OH March 10th las
aud is conceded to be tho greatest curiosity in
natural history seen IN over 1900 years. II
nurses with its mouth instead of the trunk,
despite the theories of ancient writers and
travellers. Tho public actually turn wild over
this big.littlo baby, and the ladies and children
lingcr about II hour after hour, powerless to
tear themselves from the scene. The little
ono Is an exact miniature copy OF its mother
and father, and both accompany it in its
travels. II is presented with all the balance
of the countless attractions, areni3 aud zoologi
cal, which make up this great show.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

The grand procession will leave the grounds
at 10 a. M. Thursday, October 2S and proceed
through s to Seventh street, to G., thence TO
Fourth aud Indiana avenue to Third, Penn
sylyania avenue 10 Twenty second, Twenty
second to X, along X to Ninth and to grounds.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
Medium Weight for SIs.

A beautiful blue Oxford mixed cashmere
oyercoat for $l2, worth $lS something new
ami nobby, At Kataenstein's No. 80 Seventh
street
National Republican., 1880-10-28

THE proof of tho value Of any article Is its
popular use and the testimony in its favor.
The sale Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is i'm.
mense aud the testimony voluninous.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
Special Notice.

On aud after Monday, November 1, 1880
the steamer George Leary will leave Washing
ton, ID. c., every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 8 p. IN. Leave Norfolk every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday at p. m.
b. L. DoDD, agent.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
NntIco To Noiera.

Every voter who Is about to leave the city
for home should provide himself with suit
Of clothes ut George +. Timms g Co.'S cloth.
ing house, southeast corner Of Seventh aud
d streets Timms & Co.'S clothing is famous
for style, finish, durability and cheapueSs.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

The Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.
and-haf street. use only s. s, Whites artificial
National Republican., 1880-10-28

BENEDICTINE MALT WINE BEER. Finley &
Koch, agents 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

HAHN's 50 fine calf sewed boots have no
rival. No. SIG Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

MERIT APPRECIATED. THE MOST TOPu.
LAR CLOTHIERS AND TAlLORS OF WASHING
TON EISEMAN BROS, CORNER SEVENTH AND
L, ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

BOYS oVERCoATs AND ULsTERs, BOYS
DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR. EtSEMAN
BROS, COR 7rH AND f, ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
CITI ITEMS.
Now Adyertisomenra

Ny lif, was saved by Warnel's Safe Kidney
and Liver Curo.-E b. Ldksly Selma, Ala.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

1000 Solid Gold Rings,
Amethyst cameo, etc, from $l.50 to $40. H.
Harris g. Co., 1872 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

julius LANsnuRons 81 Tapestry Brussels
3l5 7th.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

ARRITAL FF1SSEHGA AR TEAMS.

For the middle states, cloudy nud threatening
weather. with occasional rain, northcasterly winds.
lower barometer stationary or higher temperature.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

-FOUR FLOORS AND BASEMENT STOCKED
WITH EVERY VARIETY OF CLOTHING. Else.
MAN BROS, CLoTuGERS AND TAfLORS, COR.
NER SEVENTH AND e, ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

50 PANTS TO ORDER. AN ENDLESS VARIETY
TO SELECT FROM. ElsEMAN BROS. CORNER
SEVENTH AND L, ENTIRE BUILDING
National Republican., 1880-10-28
A Co.orerative stnble.

LADIES fine goat or kid button boots so
SO and 81 so. lIahn's, SIC Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

julius LANsBURGH's Low Priced Carpet
House, 315 9Th.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
Tn. National safe-nero.,, Com,,uv

inc Natl"hhi saie-DepOst Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue
continues to receive valuables of all dcscrip
tions for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF OvERCOATs.
ULSrERS AND ULSTERErrES. ALL Sly LES
AND SHADES REPRESENTED. EIsEMAN
BROS, COR. 7rH AND L, ENTIRE BUILDING.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
FINE gas fixtures at Hamilton & shedd's

Best S2 Pebble Goat Button
Boot at ]. Brooks, S02 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

EXTRA fine Malaga Grapes, 20 cents per
pound. c. Wilmer 1918 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
S1S Solid Gold Lever
Route of the London circus Parade.

Watches, full ruby jcweled. A bargain. /
Harris 81 Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-10-28

JULIUS LANsBuRou's zoe. Hemp, ol5 7,h.
National Republican., 1880-10-28
Two Hunared Champ!on Ridors and Gymnasts

9n y Snfe tiRS o9 p By f r.s' C. W T AdG
Rmcmnr the
DoNr IL
National Republican., 1880-10-28
rhermpinnlrIe nenn,ng..

julius LANssUnon's 35c. Ingram, 3i5 9TH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14
, what They saylad rhse. ssAsaumA

-'1ewhat They saylid rhssr ssAsAImA1
James G. Blaine-ssI am q . nice !,
plumed night, 1 ami,.
Sam Cary-aShake thylgorya locks
at me II did il ?''aJ8gi 5sd ,nroH aaT
Ben Bntler--"No thanks, please ;
1 did only my duty.
Gen. v eaverMf shan ct Id ~
ample of economy TO The country by
riping up the velvet carpets in the
White House, and replacing them
with rig woven ~ Mrs. 9tWskvef'tv
own hands .'sixaM ri ilim 4aqsg q Wal
Gen. Garfeld-+stW Which xieht q,
remark, and my Language. 4! plain.
| had a right to expect something
better from Maine"
John aSherrnan-ssHsd Ibeen nom
mated of course the case would hare
been very much otheswise..s
HAncock-sReen devNtaAss5 ny
heaft OF heArts,sI Bah. Halpisie1 bad
bean nominated bv eur folks ipeteod.
OF by the Greenbackerxliss ...dt -
Leee CrAndall- sPsrhapR 4 An ,en..
titled 10 10 credit Cor all lhis~,iyQhx
csrtainly notl To be snFetA b9rprpss
GonHing-"The swslloHp nnENpr
wheh the deeFs are damh 4 ~
|notaiags - orb snag
49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

~ FLAtFH HEJAaEEH E.tL h#-g -staH - -
G Mr.. Lum to-day received the fol-
lowing letter, The writer, Mr.. Dill
laye, is a we'll known greenbacker,
and was fayorabiy mentioned for the
Presidential nomination of. the green
back ticket at, the Chicago Conyen-
ton: - nd a.
..Ux1osrows,N N. J, Oct. 2, 80. -
''Dyer D.. Lum, EsQ.-My Dear
Sir: 1 read your expose of Weaver
in yesterdays Sun with deep inter-
est and notification. I was satisfied
from his first speech in Maine that he
was working in the interest Of, Gar
field, and I so wrote the Congress
sional Committee His declarations
are conclusive. take no stock in
him. He is a traitor. This thing
has been eliminating for some time.
1 have noticed that every greenback
paper edited by an old Republican in
every issue is full of abuse. of Ham
cock and the Democratic party, and
explicit in advising against all fusion.
George w. Jones, the Chairman Of
the New York Committee, is a fttooi
of the Republican general committee.
He is a notorious lobbyist, and utter
ly without position or character.
Truly yours,
STEPHEN D. DILLAYE."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14
WeHHer's Collapse.
Fsep I've st. Louis Republican.

Fpepn i've st. Louis Republican,. g
, the9IsgN9 reenback
candidate, Should make the most of
the congratulations of Dennis Kear-
ney, for the sandlot orator is the only
person oussidetbe Republieap Aarty
who seemsftd Sppfoy1 Of hfss aedon!
From his own party he is catching II
not spdhewyvN The following, for
~
s.PorTsvILLE, Sept. "a, 1888.
rees: ?; A.lYEw ,NEst.1ftS.Yei
asss iERbliaMaoI,a.,
TO- Solon Chase encouraging, by APP
pspyinall1 EisQrEaDlzation tending
to lie defeae q ronr electors for
Weaver ahdU hambsf1 in Maine and
to inspYseT A setioa e T1Yp R Gar
~forfeits your claims 10 me sufportb4
tIe pntsAzeslon. 1t simply means
that you desire our friends there, as
we'll as elsewhere, to Be defeated BY
the Success of Garfield. NatiQHus
sGeMsk@k-Labor 4ep are sdch troral
principle and therefofc not . markets.
BILE by any leaders.
IA3ti- "F. w. HUGHEs."
MIR. HugAesi is one of the founders
aud.th3 oaledgAd1 leader If the
Gresabadl ksfty RHhsylsania;
Gttl Egtme and
psonphys3thles sMaSSoiscss it.
Meanwhile other leaders are taking
stu more effective action.rx Mr.. Har.
H~hSSb6ST kI0sAdidssag fol
governor Of Leblanc in 1876, and
|Senator DxysA thJ31Tas district in
that state. .anothssA prominent Gseen'
hacker, Aayes preuaunaede lpIn Han
cock. ,.sHbey haxeD been followed by
]! B! YeagieyaahdeNoa w. Parked
the former declining the Green
brack nomination for secretary o
state ahd the latte aaimilArsaAmins
ton for state isenatQr, in the I4dian'
apolis district. Weaver sod the
igSoasy hpt60udbia asiysp them
and he is left to settle the business
NTH fx Rsp6b purchasers and
] with those he attempted 10 sell:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

Prof. Hendrix, formerly leader Of
the, string band Of this city, whose
right name was L. c. Abbott, as our
readers will remember, a arrested
about a year ago and confined in
military prison for desertion." He
was discharged last week on account
of i'll health.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

Our enterprising merchant, j. N.
Bush, yearly does a much larger
business in flax than any one not
looking into the, matter would. think.
Our farmers find that raising fax
pays very well.I asfU
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14
"sToo Cool'' for Haley.

From the Wellsville Wideawake. ,.lIa.
Ed. Haley, Greenback candidate
for congress wa billed to speak here
Tuesday night, but it was too cool
for out door speaking and we have
no suitable hall, SO he went on home,
but intends to return some Saturday
when the use of the school house.
might be obtained. 3zlf 5aa ,-i 81
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

Anyone not, getting the LEDGER
should let US know at once. WeinoW
mail all papers formerly delivered by
the carrier, We find this gives better
satisfaction. ~ .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14
Bsy4HE. pump D~i.ehaSsed. n
H0dss1l.%s;; sl|H||:%s,EDt}Rl.
INTERCHANGEABLE

ii M0assa of[LlHy W1MIN
ago, came to Moberly last night to
stand a y s9i nas r Zig tls eled 81. jury r,
ssssgs asb ssIEsgbEaeAhi;6EsSsa8e is.s
for their homes this morning, well
pleased with the spirit of non-sympa-
thyN the rilizensQ f 63ndolph f9r 3
wretdh NIB Is faK f9rEels Hmseltu
to infringe upon the most sacred laws
of4oar country sd fof ,~eiyillzaati9p.
He says he feels happy 70 state chat
the titixsuS % sAG0bepiy andtkserand
jury, have shown in tins instance a
hearty idisapproval of sncHfA hesnous
crime as Curlew was guilty Of, and
hi. fass sa0ald ss0e1NGE@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

Uncle Billie Vests new building
is going to be a fine edifce. It lis
44x9O feet, aid will have Is rooms
up stat 5. Hunter & EyanssF s are tie
~, HtiGH. ,ittia@@'iN0 ctHpNi
Dullus.S W9L IS ayr,lG q HsLuy1r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

- ~NN &&H& ~&8LH z#4E&&& ES#*sE&#
Robert Winthrop, John Minor Bolts.
Richard Everett, w. W. Seaton, Eli
zaJ-Davis, wife Of Garrett Davis,
EChass&S. Morehead and others.
THE AUTOGRAPHS AND NOTICES.
Cornucepies, hanps, fiewer-baskets,
eagles and tiaqklef ire torked in the
quilt, and nanf o4tfe eentlemen in
,sl.i"s ~ esIy|rlInsj,gsssI.1sfels wrote ss sal n !
by Mrs. Dudley.
On tbsssthird soHpspAiAieg PIaesd
81: CMypf-AshiS& Nafch44HSt2.
Daniel Webster, Secretary 81 State.
Willard Fillmore, June 2. 1852.
On the first triangle is placed j. j.
Crittenden. June. 2, 1852. Edward
Everett. j, r. Underwood.
On the second triangle is placed
John M. Clayton, of Delaware. G..
s. Morehead.x Devils Cass. ssn
On the third triangle appears, Lib
erty and Union now and forever, one
and iLseparable.4 Gales and S%eaton,
Law and liberty ~inseparahly united.
Leslie Combs. An Increasing and
kinder regard for the Union always
keeps pace with progress, civilization
and Christianity. Yours, e j. B.
thompson, @ Not anger bat love- e@a,
On the fourth triangle II appears
Humphrey Marshall, of Kentucky !;
Howell Cobb, IA. sQuitman. .,,a Oh
On the beak, Of the first eaglet1s the
followings~a D Devotion to the > Union,
fidelity to the Constitution, obedience
to the laws. and Americans to control
the affairs of America. Signed by
John Minor Bolts, August II, 1856,
at Richmond, Va - ea = .i-a., "a
On the beak Of the second eagle is
the following: i..s ID 80 e. sa,..'..s 80. ze',s
The women of America / invoke
them TO give their prompt and steady
influence to uphold and protect the
civil and religious liberty Of their
country. Signed by Garrett aDayfs,a
Of Paris, KY H. ..' INA si.aasa' s5.ss s'd,slSl
In the first flower basket~isathe fol-
lowing: Liberty aud Union-the pres
ervstion of the one depends upon
the perpetuitv OF the other: lSigned)
600 1- 1s-rii JOHN N. Boris. =,
Richmond, Va, September IA. 1856.
In the second flower basket is the
R,@l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

The gentle breezes as they watt
tie he'd dust in: frolicsssoo,mIae 3esddies into our
merchants faces aud iintostkSeir goods
whisper aMexico needs d lstrdejs
sI:1.l,,, fgditaU 10 ashbim sd
SprHlhicI. !,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14
the SPAWN Of q dying FpsrtTss.n the
Democracy could be injprAd.asgil ssr
Most uf 4hoao facts ,havo rononklv

tkHe SDaWn (H Il Vl0 yn8YEWsS th6
Democracy could be Injured - =.
Most Of thesa facts Rave r~acantlv
come to YOUR knowledce. 4 can
readily understand why. YOU. should.
wash your hapdsqef tAe, whole abuisi,
ness aud witt IN. ,YopFvelf. Drawn
into the sche1Se by degrees. i am
now brought to the point, .where. I'm,
honor to myself. and. Ia the comm;t.
tee, /. am Dceupslled to- withdraw,
Sick and disgpstedM ilh the treach,
cry of our lesdeFs, knowing. from
personal knowledge, and, correspon-I
dence that several Of our state organ
izations-notably Isdiaria and New
York-are managed Il shs interest Of
the Republican party, arsinst whose.
robber legislation =. Snized, and
the fact that the men, 10 ESSAY to
lead our party today ~ duped' and
made the toolsof crsffvx nd schem-