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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
LEGAL NOTICES..

uXECUJOKs NOTIOE.-1hs undersigned
IL having duly qualified IS The executor of
JOSEPH III. HOW ELL. hereby notifies al
persoIE i! ,bted 10 the estate Of the Eaid Joseph
IL HoWe 10 settle the same with him So soon
ss pcss0ie and oil persons having c,nims
sg! lost tho estate will resent Tie same for EEL
tienPnt. y. w. HD"ELL, Executor,
mtGl3 l0] King ct Alexa. Va.
TITO ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
Z LATE FIRM OF Il. =. w. BARKER &
SON ana to Il. = BAKER trSdyg VI d II III.
I'm name o. & s W. Barker y con
I'ske notice. ihat The undersigned By q decree
o. Ihs Circuit: Court of The city Of Alexandra,
Virginia, in vacation. in the ch.ncarp csuss Of
Hnrris Smill u Robinson vg. u. S. Barker ct
sls., was appointed receiver OF all the ssaets Of
:Ee late Il ;m Of & :. W Barrier q San AMI Il.
5. Ksrka trsdirg under the i'm name Of Il. s
~ Barker & son al Dersors ili.hted to skid
firms are required to MAKE inmeiists settle
tnent CT legal proceediI rs will be i1s.iut ID -
collect the saIne
LEONARD MAgRURY.
f:b.o-,m Receiver.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
EAaND q SEABGARn COASTINp &c

rIaalc!s OF tbs iiila vii! ran ss follow:
F5ss E0REes.R.
Connecting with aerchsn!s' and ki;,s,z ri,s
Tor EoSso1, steamer
GADg' eR T2s zJsas
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY, at 6 co O. clock pm; resu-ning laooe
eoriolE on aita.nate dsys at AGO O. u,
rms etaGnch lr1n slssDer hiss lust boon psint,
Ell 'DroGSacut. statercone newly furnished INC
ca72ated, enG Is tho hsndeoueas a. well "a the
satast o2as on the Potorlc river end Chesspeske
cay, an IS tao only steamer making close con.
arg; also connects with Richmond stesn,ers snG
ta'lroHd lines south. Stops q. PINEY POINT
snd POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning
For thr la'l and WiLter, Commencing Oct. 1st,
ss.I OF fare will bs ~ follows:
FIRE. clsss fare to Fortress !; onsoe and Nor.
to'E bI on; second class ST. Co. .ss class fare to
flney FONT aud Point Lookout 81 60; second
c.aEs Toe.
EGpEs NA5T YCEEko
STE z ID Slsy e. c. EyvEoRTS,YD .saYa
GEBSeysS
EVERY FRIDAY, and returning LAWS Raw
a2sk, fcon Pier Il, East ciye1, Livery SAT.
UENAN.
LIE sscSNccs CT tina CoE.pany make nnnnec.
!icEG TT Norfolk for EostcE and all points E,st
s. Few Cork with ell pc:nss West md Horrr,
we2:. and a. kl1xsnd ria with Virvini, Nidl,nd
&:'iirHad sod Washington nad Ohio Enilro.t
through Eaies given and freight handled c.re.
i"llJ and promptly. For further informatlor
app! 70 IA. kEHD, Agent,
,u.e z,,,,,,. Ltnaey's what.
We. TGO& EPSON, President,
1915 q eirees,
rep Hi-S2 Washi5pto n n
. x..s:a I'll IC&'S ETEaM LINE WEEK
LIZ TO
:tAiAO EAPEIA. FALL RIVER, PEOVy.
DkSGS AND BOSTON.
Appointed sGiljng days frol Alexsn6ri. EV
i ~ :l!,GA anc from Phila6elphia ~
81: SAT U2DAY.
ih!s lire c1lnec!s - Aley.adris with ..e =
O. es h. Ind " g. Q. &. Re-, ana At Ph;lsGsj.
fala Win Olydo's reguisl Steamships for FsiI
H;Var, PROVIDENCE end Boston. -''
%falEtt forwarded wish pTon asasss and ca.s
.fea CT coIanlaalors. -''o
&e chsEge for transfer N Phii,delphis. rr3
- "aaifnge IL Boston. Quick Tina. Freouant
"eptftrro:. Through ratos and throueS S;IIa
q s"cinX s;Ten. Insursnce et tho loTos: rate.
Agents
a. SEED, Aiaxandris.
MG; ? CT YDE & CO., Ph,ladsI,hi,
!pa&6oN & CO., Wash. s. Gcorut'p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15

7 ANDHETa'S NRW CRCP G4RpRN
- SEEDS 10 lsrra variety met r. cev d dl.
rect from PtisdelI hia aud fox sale IL gu antilles
10 suit purchasers =. very low rsLes
fblS JakNEY &CO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
EYEAMEBB.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO
i,IMlTEi)

Bos!a between WASHINGrlN and ALEX.
al y &! & will run promrt y as follows, viz: =
LaSve SevanLh street ah ,rf st7.( $40 $50
10 70 ard II 81 ne. and II 80, 90, 2 80, 8 81,
i 81, SO & 30 nad I y No.
Lesv" A!ezsndris ct 8 90. 7 80, S 20 9 60 10 80
and IL 30 u" a., aad II 80, 80. 80. 80. 80.
5 go att 80 Q, ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-15
South Bound.
hail. Er,,.,,
North Bound.

Mail, South ward connects st Cha,lo..esy;n.
with Cbee. S Ohio &. B., East snj Yves, A,
GynctbuEg, connects with Norfolk Z Wal
ern 4. kS through Southwest Tircinj. :,
Nashville, New Osiasn. Memphis, Little Rail
and Te1ts-srd st Derville with Richmond :
D.nviiie f. r., to South end Southwest.
Express irairs connect ct Chsflottssvile vii,
Ches. 3 Ohio trains foT the IVES. AID with =
s. u 4 K at G,rvills for all .c!Lts in Scp,S
south Rsst. South west snG Ssst
Express trains northward make couaec,in.
Or srlut'esVi:.e for Richmond.
AIXEp TRAINS for Main Line leave A.,
e1.ndsis daily, excert Sunday, 9CO a. n, ari
co p. n, spd returning arrive a! Alexandra
o. p. Ii. and II Is m
Fo. MANASSAS LINE leave W.saisg.o,
10 a. u. and Alexandra 7 o. m, dsiv
9Sceps Sunday, arrive at Strssturgs ti22n,m
connecting viii the Valley Road Fast ,r5
Wes'. g. d S. Fivcr with =. F.H for Lu,rv
anu Way neshoro. Leave Gtrasbuts 50 D, n
arriving al AleXsldrin a. IS p. n.
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV
lSI0G leaves Alexandria tsily. eSce2t Sun.
lag, at 8 q. .. IT,. striving 81 S!reshurs ..5I
.. a., End returning leaves Ssrcahu-g c: SIX
| a. H.. arriving in A,e1snd.is st3 lG =. IN.
70, M'dd!eburg, daily (cIcsp. Suu1sy) CO..,
ne2tion ct fis,r. station.
For upperv!lls, regular connection st Dell.
| pisne.
| For WAsnlnetc1, AGDp.nennocS. daily car.
| nectioa, e. cep. Sun3a-, u. CuIpape.
ALI Lrsius .conncci t. aad from WARREN.
! TUH.
| Ali trains make good connections, q W.sb.
ingtoH to and frcIn North and West.
Pullman Shoppers b.tae.n Nav York sn1
Atlanta on m all tr.ius il each dir. c.ion Wilton;
change; only one clauge OF cara between Nes
York aud New Orleans
new Orleans sleepsrs lea7o Tnshinzto. !.
70 ;. NJ, -.rcDins through without cnsnss,
| Pul!nan Sleeping Cs-s 6etwson Wsshins:cr
and Iha' lesion. =. O., without! change, on q
| p. N. train.
| Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro md
Augusta, Ga, on 7 10 q n. connection
! Msrk'sA djustaOle Chsir Cars are run on NYh,
trains between Washington aid D:nville,
I THROUGH tickets st lowest rates to ell import.
ant poi"ts in the UIi;ed States.
n sill Trains in both directions mike close co...
| nection st Frabsliu junction TO srd from al
points Ga Franklin Division.
&kEGEg SLAUEHTER, g, IA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-06
s,ss.sa .s..rr. ar.e. aas a@. ~. ".
m. "a DDNNEY
sz-
s-DEALERsfN- t
New g. Secondhand FurniJnre

,Irs..L PAY CASH DOWN For NEW
" OF second Hand E'acA Walnut cts, Marble
sets, Chamber Sets, Carpets, rtoves. rockery.
ware. Glassware, Tinware and al! kinds OF II Duse-
hold Goods. viii sell the same on small Com
IN ssion. / am also prepared to turn out first
class Upholstery and Cabinet work.
p3y- Drapefy of all kinds on hand and al Lowest
Prices. HID
HOUSES TO RENT have few houses for
ren tai, which viii let on the most reasonable
ernlS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-06

EssTsss rain from sno an Is "a Pass,sr sc III, ,frv
iag Virsenia az clock A. n. me Maud n,a>e
Of CtrS E3oi do IL rad. iiylh, .l
Has thotne 80 81 ri day. c,nlec5in. wi the
United >tates stage C,,aIaay- hne OF C"nonri c2che~
arm i'll, at or! 3 rtie rviH!
I.iirsg 50? NJ, ~
VILE. Beiln Ty AID arriving at Canie a1 AT
$50 L. NJ, connec ng With stsfs '"r 90 nI
bus Silver Pla., AuIt-2 m., hti,ii Va ~. Gold
,3ountain Benton. Bisil; Cree. aaa ;.s:eR ience.
Il. Y. YtRI u on,
r.s. t,aEi al S,iferint. ndent.
y. A. rEENEG.
t.eneEi.I Frv.,u and F,senrer A-o't. .... .....t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-06

his corporation. organized in 1888
for the purpose of insuring lives, is con-
Quoted solely in the interest of its policy holders
to whom in their collective capacity belong it's
entire assets. All the profits divided among
them, and there are no stockholders to control
the Company, or 10 take any portion of It's sur
plus. The Company long since attained, and
now holds, the foremost place among Life Insur-
ance Institutions of the world. The magnitude
of its business proves that it enjoys the conf
denc% Of the people. Beyond and above all the
liabilities. computed by the New York legal
It has asurpius fund exceeding Twelve
Millions Of Dollars. The Company has paid to
its policy holders:
-Ince lis organization .SE75.3Gss SJ3 3s
AMI during the year 1881. ........ lSSsG91S IL
PERSONS wishing to secure Legitimate and
safe I4if'. Insurance at Lowest IT will find tito
5heir advantage to insure in the MUrU,I LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Ls' For further particulars apply to
j. D. KeYGev,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-06

INVENTORS address s.hrss EDs9N p u Bros o.
Patent Solicitors, Washington, D. g., for referen
and advice, sent FREE. We attend exclu
sive,y TO Patent business. R9esonable terms
other hands = speCssity IVeats solicited
Send model, or sketch and description lbr opinfos
~ TO patsntability. IReE o. cAAR0k We refss
mlso3oaOrD. Est06liAheo loo6 -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05

New York. 3.-The Herald has the
following: Senior Lorenzo NontufaT.
0uAtsmalAn minister TO the u nited State
who resigned his Office, came 70 the citv
yesterday. and took 10 his residence with
his family at No IL West Forty-second
street. he Will leave this country about
the the 10th Of August for Guatemala,
In the course Of the be sent the folio UinO
letter to General Barrios:
NEW YORK. August Sd.
Senor General Don Jwsto RUfso Rar.
rios:
Sir find myself under the necessitv
Of intimating to you that l have sent m :
resignation to the government of (justa,
mAla. It is founded on the reason thu,
I have not the honor of agreeing vitS
you 10 many important points Of CentraI
American policy, and that il innossi.
bic for me 10 continue suffering the trosi.
ment which you give to many person,
without exception on account Of tbei,
loyalty. / protest my loyalty 70 Gusta-
msls, and TO America, and / subscr;he
myself, your very attentive servant.
LeREEze MANTU FAR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05
Texas Pacific Lanas.

New York, Shines editorial: The
Texas Pacific Railway Company were
granted "A, 3D0, 900 acres Of lard on con-
ditiOn that q railroad should be built
along q certain line, indicated. After
one failure and one extension Of time
the company have absolutely End for
mslly relinquished the work. The weet-
ward end Of the line has been taken by
the Southern Pacific Railrosd Company,
now engaged in building q read on
nearly the same route az that originally
projected bp the Texas Pacific Company.
Shall the land promised to the Texas
Pacific Company, be returned TO the
United States or ehsll the lands 90 for
feited and returned be granted 70 the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
These questions are answered in the re-
ports OF the COMMITTEES unanimously
agreeinG that the lands are forfeited, al-
though the minority disagree only rs TO
the line ofreasoning by which the con
illusions were carried out. There 10 NO
intimation that the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company have any shadow OF
right in the forfeited land grants. The
Southern Pacific road was not built IN
der the stimulus Of any reward from the
United States nor for the benefit Of the
United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05

Washington, 3.-The following
resolution TO be submitted for the
action Of the House, embodies the
recommendation of the committee
having the matter under investiga-
ton:
ReSolUed by the Senate and House
Of Representatives, etc, as follows
That all lands granted to the Texas
Pacific Railroad Company under the
act Of Congress, entitled, IAN act to
incorporate the Texas Pacific Rail-
road Company, and to aid in the
construction of its road, and for
other purposes" approved March
Sd, 1871; and all act amendatory
thereof or supplemental thereto, Ee
and they are hereby declared for
feited, and that the whole of said
lands be restored to the public do
main, and made subjee5 to sale and
settlement under the existing laws
of the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05

London, S.-The Cowes royal town
regatta took place to-day. There was q
sailing match for all vessels not exceed
ing twenty-six feet in the water line, TO
be steerea by their owners. Tha prizes
were silver cups, presented by +. Cover,
valued at s20 and s10. Cover entered
bis Own American catboRt, CLEAN.
Several English yachts, mostly cutter
rugged, competed. The Clean won
finely. 1t was q splendid race.
London, THE 8portsnsdn thinks
some explanation ia desirable from the
secretary Of The amateur association on
account OF his denial Of the statement
that meeting Of his association WAS held
At which action was taken which pre-
vented the Thames and London crew
from rowing in the Barnes and MorblAks
regatta, a. the terms Of the resolution
we're known at PGtneY on Thursday
evening,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05

London. THE solicitors Of Tho,,.
Walsh arrested in connection with A. :,
discovery Of arms at ClerkeaweiI
Gently intend to apply FOR postpone,n. -.
I'll mex; session., owing 70 the "a lden de.
ee.mlna!,on 9! sne crown to call az :
witness the Mil street. iniormer, Con
nor, who will prove the existence ~ /.
secret organization IN ireland bat;rss
Tor 6 its object the deposition Of tbs
Dublin, "A strike among lrish eor
stahulary is threatened Il aDpssrs t ~.
Y serious discomfort anosR the s r.sn
From 5000 to 10000 threaten Ia rs.;e 80
they demand an increase Of pay M =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05
TELEQRAPHIC



Washington, 9,-The steam T
which arrived in Baltimore on
Tuesday from Dimarara brought
twenty-f0ur Chinese passengers en-
route for their native land. Among
them was Sin Chung. an unmarried
man, ags d IS years. who was &C
companit d by his brother and aged
mother, was going home to live on
a fortune which the family had
accumulated by shopkeeping in
Dimarara. He was sick dur
ing the voyage and when
the vessel arrived at Baltimore
the man died an hour or two later,
of hemorrahage of The lungs. Sin
Chung. being in reasonably good
circumstances, had seven blouses,
two white. four black, and oEe blue,
all Of which were put on the CORPSE,
the blue being on the outside. His
Pantaloons, stockin IS and hat were
put in the cofin, | esides his razor
and q small wooden box, which con-
tanned a few coins. The richest man
in this company Of Chinese is Ii A
Chow, and be is the head of a family
Of twelve persons, including his
Son-in-law and grdni children. His
children have grow up in Dimarara
and all speak English.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-05
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS OWNING PROP
a erty within Salt Lake County, Utah
Territory, subject 70 Territorial, School
and County Taxes, are hereby notified
that the County Court Of Salt Lake,
rs Board of Equalization, will meet st
the County Court House in Salt Lake
CITY from Friday The 2lst day OF July
20 " ednesday the 9th day OF August
A. D. 1882, both dsys inclusive, for ire
purp, SO Of hearing and determining all
complaints in regard 10 the assessed value
OF sry property and applications Tor
abats fnenis or r, mission OF Is es OF any
inssra. IdIotic, in6Im or iDdieent peraon
As provided for by AD Act Of the LegIslH-
dive A sem oily OF the Territory Of Utah
entitled IAN Act TO Provide Revenue
for N Territory OF Utah, and the 81 versl
Countie, ihereof," approved February
-. 1874. end acts amen datory or ID aid
thereof. By order Of said court.
d. BOCKHOLT,
County Clerk.
Sail 1 ake City, July 10Th, 1882. jyl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

Every intelligent citizen acknowledges
tne power OF the press. Every public en-
terpnse appeals to the press for support
ana 1t seldom fails to secure it, if It de.
serves it. The modern newspaper is itself
apuOhc institution and therefore sympa.
th'@es with all others. Ii is not subject to
the narrow and rigid rules which apply to
merely, private callings, but to the broad
anu VUNghiehed principles sprinriup ont Of
It's relation to the public and its duty to tho
people IN the collection and publication Of
Information relating To their interests Tho
business OF Journalism is 10 longer a Nero
,nu'uehJ TO the printers trade. II has
become great and learned pre-.
''a,,i,u' win honorcd fraternal or.
S"'!'a..it'"us, similar to medical
1 "n,a. ana oar associations. The news.
n"Per Is the great educator of the masses of
,ug p'vpIt' II VISITS them from week 10
TIuvn' induces them 10 read, and compels
H., 10 lhihE The Intelligence Of q fam
n a.! '"' We Judged by The number and char
~ r ~, newspapers taken and paid for by
~ me man who reads q ueNspaper is n
el'.,en ol the world. lie feels nm Interest
IN 'nc people of all lands, for their doincS
arc brought home TO his door. lie rein;rSs
WIN them in ther fortunes and sTmn rvs
Ihi1Gs with them in their misior,u6a' a
EuoS newspaper is next to the Biblr i'm ON
mooIhG mankind. The newspaper is oI,o
ne great agent of progress and reform
AuuSes DO not reform themselves. Tho
mvNESp'por brings them to the notice oi
ruonG OPINION as often as it proclaims lis
tIIptrIiouS DEGREES This glorious nation is
u,VSseu Wllh tree press, and as long as il
iitHul sa,'!nS lree from official censorship Inc
n ,,Uv''lcS oi The people are safe Usurpalion
",." ,y'4tnnhV cannot prevail against a rrer
press, Printers Magazine. ''''''' : ''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

Inc scheme to transplant the "culchawp
VI 'ne HUB upon the hills OF Palestine
""S 'aSeh shape IN the organization of the
Palestine Colonization and Christian Mis-.
S'H,hnary Association. The plan to establish
u .lnS OF packets between Boston and p,ISsI
t th" qorS not Indicate that the scheme is in
Wv uamds OF sagacious managers lin.
uouOiedly the soil of Palestine can bc ~, -,
S ,ao' loa condition of great productive.
uvSS, manufactures may he advantarr, =,
r rnoSo Sl there, and provision NAV bs
uuue Tor vast increase in The numher M
tourists rom all parts of the woriJ NV, " u,
Will lako years TO create business To- SIM
F",, me el packets between the IIHIv
s ,,iuw ana Boston, But although t6c
, ,,,tt may not be in the hands of mS ,u
VINO wall make 1t successful II Is w nn ,,', ~,
u"iny lnHralions OF a general desire Tor thr
rSs,oTa ,., Of the glory OF Palestine. which
mi '' ;,1 Ultimately become the center ormany
geographically. 80 ''"'e'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08
Tho Cost of Re,,,,,,

According to Statistical contcmpor,rv
tue cost oImointaininr the churches Of ,bc
whole country, and of conducting the bc.
neyoGleni work in which they ore sn,o,oI
IS SiW 62OOo q wear, or a6out 81 mp r n.SI,
", ,Lhe t,G,lO@d members. Jews nav SIM
on nv" H., r,p,yopNans, Sii; Congregational
anI nu''H reformed members, SIS, Prcshv.
tSr9nS, Sl3; Baplists, Lulbernns ', "Ei
S3oV'"'1,S'S' 50, and Roman Catholics
- 81, VnS total expenditure tcr t6c
Son mt1 Nahn.c church is estimated nj
fE.V,,',UO The. total expenditures of tho
lrGssnt chuchc, in this city amoS M 'H ,o
En,f," ", v year, aud the average per mem.
uel IN those churches is ISL. New Vnrl
,iS nm og ABOUT opc tleenth OF the popula.
,vnn g, the whole Union, aud were ihs eS.
pSnd'tucs TO be at the same rate t 'r ,b A,
WIG country. the aggregate expenditure
MOULD b. nearly SiiO,OO.OJO. an amo"n,
r ~n,vn nl'Eht be simultaneously devoted Ia
Express. lew" '''N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08

in the air in New 81 Connecticut, New
Hampshire, Indiaujd Illinois, a. il mid
summer madness talk of elec,irg
General Beaver b will be beaten
by tens of thousa9and as the Cameron
machine prefers dbratic success to any
republican yictoR4t is not Cameron S
victory, the rpuielne machine lines will
be complete. CFon has thus madly
thrown away rblican supremacy in
Pennsylvania fobme, hoping , degrade
the md lpeadenAs b1iter, and hold the
organization OIL party 'or 1881, to iorce
the rcnominatiui Arthur aud his own re-
election to the lte.
The one iss' that Is TO be decided
by the IepuRSS IS whether Cam.
eron shall conte his Ah reign in the
republican parto multiply defeats in the
future. lie VITO SO nnhsS the republi,
cans of enns hnia shall vote their honest
sentiments aaAst the hos system. IL is
not DOUBTED u on a dire't issue between
Cameron andnti-Canerol in this state,
two-thids o more of he republicans
would vote tn the independents And
why stlll reabEcans notSote their honest
scntimnts? III they hadon chance in a
thousglt " elect Beaer, many might
feel hpid in in vcing for him as
a cuce between Beaver and
Pattiso5 hut, howeyg the vote may
be beieer Beaver and Stewart, Beaver
has nqnomore chanccif an election than
Stewaha, and the situtioa appeals, and
searcagl, appeals, to Cery honest rcpub-
licanb cast his vote tgive emphatic cX-
pTesJl to his republican faith. If that
shalp done, stewart vote will exceed
Beai ) vote, and thawOuld be Il victory
for publican purity md manhood that
muEssure republica supremacy in the
utt; Let tbs indeIndent republicans
be thlul to their cOnctiors and vote as
thcbelieve, and Stewct will lead Beaver
in 10 poll, and thus ssuro republican
orbizalion in Pennsylvania that will de.
SEP the support of Il people, and renew
relbllcan power inilate and nation
Philadelphia Times,