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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-01
STEAMER DAVID CLARK
Railroa0o.
Charleston & Savannah RV. Co.

SAVANNAH. GA. November g. 1882.
COMMENCING MONDAY, November 9Th,
- at 80 m, and until further notice, trains
will arrive and depart as follows:
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CONSIGNEES.

y, Pr steamer David Clark. from Florida
~ y Dor.ion X Co. y \ Hardee's SON x GO,
q q y gers * Bros. " + Alexander x son, VI \
hrA'.gr-'u. Derry Il L. G kOlshOrn \ Bro, str
,t'eHauu. New ork str.
[gr steamer Mary Fisher. from Cohen ; Bun
- Williams Go. II p Richmond, W w
yy 5F. IS Co, K Roach & Bro. W G jackson,
" 5aulou, C. Stubbs & Co. Geo Walter,
4 4 n ,Nlilmartin & Co, K } Dayant, Order, W
u Ier Central Railroad. Nov 3o-Fordg Agt,
4 y % ilne a Go. : G Haynes 4 Bro, NJ Is
t.-.-rr II Bro. GuckeuheimeT 4 SON. ii }
Efs1-.I' futLel s II. joyce 4 II, f 4 schwarz. \
lSsl- W ID NAPLES. VI Doyle, Allen l.,
a reier9erE & Co. NJ Ferst q Co, Gen +
51,.g,Asa.ier. = Stults. " b Nell X Co, \ j
I'M. ii, & 60. VI \ Henderson, \ Haas X Bro,
~, " ri,Htln. West Bros. " D Dixon, singer
--- 60, 20 = >clleck. : Cohen, Weed n G, } W
- nan. = Heller. Palmer Bros. Peacock, II \
w. ID VI Conner & Co. " W Gordon X Co, l. J
T--.Aartn X Co, JnO FlanneTy \ Co. + NJ
iIf.f-eF, Baldwin x Co, Woodbridge \ II, j r
q 2ea,4n; Naclean. II Grant x Co, Woods
~, " w Chisholm. q Walter, } ; Wood \
u i paYaut, + Stubs 4 Co. BOgart
d, hAYap. Il Co. J p Williams A co, \
~ rs son a Co, Weld x ii, Nlic9Ns Il X
o' W Lathrop Co. \ s VIM, Order.
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Savannah, Florida & Western Ry.

SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE.
SAVANNAH, November II. 1889
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. Noyemher 70
~ 1882, Passenger Trains on this road viii
run as follOws -
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ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
~,hr Aaron Eeppari. Lake. Philadelphia
with coal 90 order, vessel To Il + Reppard.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

steamship City of Columbus, Wright, Bos-
r.r-EIchar,l5on 4 Barnard.
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,HrIvED UPFROM TYBEE YESTERDA7

~-Hr Lahaina, Diggins. New York, with
cr.r. tl order: vessel % Master.
-ahr BIAS Moore, Robinson. New York, with
trr o., s. Minis Il sons; vessel TO Master
~lr Mary j CaStner. Gardner, PhiIadel-
u..l. with coal 90 knickerbOCker Ice Co; yes
81 t.I1- a Roberts X Co.
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For tickets, sleeping car servafions nj All nj
other information, apply to William Bren.
3acket agent, y Bull street, and al Charles
ton and savannah RailN az Ticket Once at
Savannah, Florida and Western RAILWAY lie,
POT g: S. GADSDEN. s1pst.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer 81 Nicholas, Hallowes, Brunswick
snt >aulla-W oodbridge x Hartman
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AEGIVED At QUARANTINE YESTER-

Bark Barcelona lspl. Canine, Havana, in
1a.la-.-Na-tcr.
Brig Clotilde .Spl, Comas, Havana, nballast
Master
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f-te 90 Z. - - -
HRIsTMAs CARDS.

IT Is impossible Oh omit mention among the
fas6io,s "a tbe times O. the Christmas cards
and of - ,n0k and STA emery fancies which
60 hi, - ~ + 7,ermauen place. and have be-
70 : ,,n,,.reuI y sol ce of revenue. 1t is
,ao,ba, FSe ~ siX .o,fB ago since a young
PiSaa,a mo Sal alrea done some good ar
t;stie I, = sgr tn Z p1l hers office trying in
vain 4, ~ an idea of WI 1 he had in his mind
as an yftras.tior Tor ths holiday season. He
had tr,a1 "a evp}afn Is aer that he wanted
s.pictu CHILDREN. mol Gashion plate children,
Al yeul astera IN convent. 5nal fancy dress, but
and 81 ad5ilastiiv Sketch cd some convention
he shos his liead aRfl loo ed pefplexed. while
Size ia drew e rorf little Red Riding
Hood cure "a tlt shes Of paper IN her
lap. ~ 81 sslAer sats e large bonnet and
long eli = want, he said;
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ManhOOdReStOrO0

A victim of early imprudence causing Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has discovered sim
pie means of self-cure, which he will send free
70 observation-disclosures. Address j. II. REEVES,
43 Chatham st.. NY. ~
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&. four f
Do ~Frf-.
Urn street
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- AaiIr0taOa.
Central & Southwestern R. R

SAVANNAH, GA, November %, 1882.
n ana after SUNDAY, November 26, 1882
y passenger trains on the Central and South
we western Railroads. and branches win run az
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MARSHALL H
lk Hat. H
at IU- ErcuE
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
A Highly Finished Girl.
: Brooklyn Eagle.

A day or two ago d Brooklyn girl re- turned home from d male and female boarding school with her degree of \. B.. and pumped down al the dinner table to renew their acquaintance with her family.
 say. dad. you bet I'm glad te gel through book banging for keeps. jus, hold Il full hand of literature, now you listen Jerk the grease. will you.
 The old man passed her the butter and went quietly on with his meal.
 It's my innings for society now. dad. she continued. you've got to pile up the ,hckcs for the shuoks. This water melon vine is coming forth in lisle thread. and don, let it slip your forsctfulness. There k gong to be considerable bang ness on the top TOW of hooks this season. and the late Iamcntcd is to locate there abou;s. What's the new thIns m gum ] ohewcrs TOW. anyhow
 The father contemplated her for Il mo ment in silence and then told her who had moved into the neishborhood during her absence.
 :. Do they heck up behind or are they irogged in front:" she demanded.
 They were about her age. he re- ,pondcd.
 Anything new around at the hallelu lah dispensarN Got the same lung starter III sig binker lo do lhe tooth snashins:
 hcs the same minister was there, and , everything was progressing about IS usual.
 What become of the silk umbrella who used te wlssle around here on the marry and settle down deal: Has he tiumcd or does he still rattle =
 Her old lover had heard she was com- ing home. and would probably call in the evening. the old man thought.
 No good: hes cases now. I've got another buckle. who Il down him the hrst flip ou, of the box . He's JUS, d I cart |. lar vegetables. and when he sprawls Tn here. the rest oi these clay pipes have got to settle. now. You hear me shout lan- suage, What's become of the ice cream freezer tha, used 10 set him out:
 That one had gone to Frisco. Wouldn't bc back till fall
 Prime calico. He always was scant in the skirt. told you how he and l eoppered the festival 10 lose. and he broke on the first hand of strawberries. Never played him again. Say. dad. can't you .tpon Il .itic game =Ia-I.Ight: :e-=
 What kind ot ! game to you want. my child:"
 '' want to buck you for a couple ut a hundred and half. Got ;o tias cut Il li,tle now. because my blankets are get ,ing dim. Stand Il =
 Then he arose solcmnly and took. her by the elbow and led her into the garrett And there were sounds of d highly fin- shed young lady receiving an extra polish which w.,s warranted not to wear off for Il day or two at least. But she had estab- llshed one thing in the old man'> mind. and that was the doubtful utility of min slIng the sexes at scholastic retreats. Q
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Mormon Political Wisdom.
Oil Cit, Blizzard

The Mormon leaders are wise in their generation. They arc reported as having retired all polygamists from the local offices. filling their places with Mormons .eNen the palNg.unis,s. apostles. elders and all. ,uc sad ,o have changed then ,io- mc>tic arrangements >o a> to lNc openly with enl> one wife. This latter statement k probably otcrdrawn. but i, must be re- mcnhcrcd that poygamy Is not tcruaffy -t part of the Mormon system and that they might. fl they chose. tll all thelr offices with menoganists. and might easily >r-n,ethts their customs tha, the mos, successful poly samisi of them Ill would openly lead ,,s moral Il liic a> many a Christian statesman. What should wc do about Il then
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Emhalrning in Italy.
I;Nc hancc.

The principal Italian embalmers keep their special processes d secret. although the ohlet steps are we'll known. The pro- cess ot embalmng IS stated Ia consist of live steps. First void water IS nlcctcd through the whole circula,on system un- Ill !, issues quite clear. This may take a> long as tivc hours. Alcohol k then in lectcd for the purpose of ab,traoting Ill the water from the body. This k fol- lowed up b> the injection of ether. tot,~- solve the fatty matter. This injection ,s carried on for several hours in thm sub lectS for two, in very fat ones for even as long aS ten hours. After this strong solution of tannm ls slowly inleoted. and full time Is allowed for iis soaking into ali the tissues: this takes two to i've hours l aStly the body IS exposed for from two io five hours to Il current ot warm air. which is previousl. dried by passing Ii over heated chloride ot calcium. The body can then be preserved for any length of time without undergoing change. and is as hard IS stone.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Gloom
Wb,,rh3ll Times.

WH'trFaU 'Nle~.
 Seaside Spray k the way the Wheel ng fan1,. heads an article. les. sea- sides pray for sea>lde> prey.
 The hearts of tine pure and good furnish the lights tor Gods candle: the tongues of the bad and malicious furnish the light Tor the devils scandal.
 Julia writes to ask '' inc definition of a cutic :: \ critic k person who tinds fault with the manner ei doing something which he himself canno, possibly do.
 \ noted >ever-ap player has prepared the following cpiaph for hls tombstone When C'abrcl played a trump. he shut- lied cft his mortal coil closed the same ot lite and '> now en'eNans hiS-heaNea- uD
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

contracts jupmen and the public at large are inclined to estimate by husband conduct the quantity and value of the af- lection which Is due the said husband by his wife. and no man who does not want to be regarded with contempt should come into court with suit for damages unless he can show that his marital con- duct has been such as to justify him in claiming the affections which he says have been allenaied
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Dis.
keptnNkN S,aie Journal

NenlNNNN NtlIF IoITnA
 l. ,.ckles a Nouns ladv te see her name mentioned as one et OUT hcllc>, but | Nou p;,, the truth in and sty. one ot oil, dumb belt>." ~hell hate you .,s ion- as >b, l,e> .,nd lon scr.
 Genctt, S.wyvt edt,a, oi the Key Ne>; r la.4 i7.as4.2.f. is tweBN Ne..s a1d we.sh, ihir;y-h>e pounds and k bai fart, inches hlsh lie s..ls he often wrl,e> eel enrials he.,> icl than hlmseii.
 rrcael,ers should p,aetioe what 1he> preach. Stys some lad man. They Cant practice ali lhcl preach; tol instance .'I,isc unto C.r>ar the things that ty, C.r>ar'>. and un,,' t,od inc thnIs ,ha, lrs Gods. Cs>Ar's dead
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

He had jus, returned from a visit to large manufaetory and was telling his wife how one man had cnure charge of this department. and another superin- tended that. when she leaned tou and
 saving. And do you know that there '> only one little woman n thlS house Mha does all the cooking. washes all the dishes. sweeps all the rooms. and ~erk> herself nearly to death :" He engaged seryan, glrl the ncN, day tiatkeasac& RffUt-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
Fifty Thousand Dollars Worth of Al
 lection
New Nok lire1l

New Nc'k lir-ald
 The serrowins BraeklNnH;e Wha recent lN sued his nnCle for damages to the t>- tent ot httv ,houS.,uu dollars for haNlns alicna;ed the at.e tfen> II the pinnt'i '> wife mus, have tudui ..d n pc, aliai teasen- ins before apcuns h> la,c. Ii a woman : affections have rsancN kaluc ;hcs should he suatIed at1afdln-.te then rcal pr c>- umaIed cos, md promi>e: Agt | they are lei; n the charge t.i the person who k supposed to manifest them and are nol really acquired hN ihc man who clams them a> a re>uli ni a marriage contract | would seem that the blame ,ot theiI allen- ation. should such ne their tate attaches to the nominal owner, who h,s ne> CT >e- cured possession ot the property. For plaintiff Ia assume lha; he lS entitled ,o woman's affections merely or inc ground that he has supplied the slld MO- man ~ilh lodging. food and clothing ma> be right according to the letteg ot the law. bul II k contrary ie common seR>e. Many a man k spending n d single year more money on some woman to whoua he is not married than some loving &lNcs re- ee;ye in the course ot their natural lives vel these men doubt whether they'are re- gardcd with affection to even a small de gree. Ia spite of the terms ct marriage
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

\ handsome Nouns gentleman MS waking w',h ,, beautiful young lady re- sentiy,
 Sad she: You ire as bad A, Judas lsoarlo;.
 Sad he: :. Then wish you were my Sa,ioy. tha; mlsh, betr.N yoa with d kiss.
 \eai rctort for youn- iheoiosica student. eh = T .tshia>sae CansHs..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

'" Is that tornado :" inquired gentle in the library smoking their aftcr-dinncr Cisat. Well. not exactly replied the host. as the roaring increased in furN that IS only my wife blowing up the girl for not telling you to wipe your feet be- fore you came into the parler. .Nes, lurt Coalpfr.iai .idv.rhSfr
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

If an American were ;o start paper in the Ar,ic regions. where the thermometer never goes above zero. in the first issue would appear an article entitled How to Prevent Sunstroke." In Africa he would prin, directions for the cure offros,ed feet. -Ncyyrssovn Herald.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
SA A--s

The Kansas CIty 7f0es believes Win dom . whisSey investis ation has proved a farce. As taree we can see. tae fi5s.es k right. II has got 10 oc a cold day when government, investigation Is anything else -- BreakJaS! TeiSAc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06
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 THE ARKANSAW TRAVELLER Shaus ,h..; ,!.e literary anu humorous excel lcnce oi the Hgst issue is maintained in the second:
 THE CELEBRATED SEMINOLE. A hith- esio unpublished Account Of l meeting be- tween The Scminoi,. ehtci Wildcat. and Gen. Harney, of inc U =. army Ot-D iERKN. \ tioicr; dcctrra;Ion of pri-i- cipl-s and a i.tii ,o thr dust \ SPECIAL INTRODUCTION. How poo- scribe was imposed spon by bad man
 PARSON NICHOLAS. i xovel ~ay 10 ad- vance the cause N"hy he didn, want tl4c corn mentioned.
 GOLDEN KI\GIETS \ humorous sketch showing how impossible i, IS to kill a good ll;t.c eoN. outside ci a sundaY-school book. THE FROG WOMAN. \ story of pecu- 5.F beng w..ose oF.sla aas long been a mystery io esllsii iioa.>ts-
 \ TERk!BtE bt Ef. Ii.e oaiy authentic a4toa1l 4 The recent sAnsulnary conflict t4rts>rsr Nalar k4vse. af ,hc <c~ Orleans T.,e,- Lless..,st md Ma. Parker of the N, ,A l.-. ~ao,.ra t sooner. "A Warning," ..Nta,t ca ksghc7. --9f coerse t payS.n 'tNrr Hs1 ads.t.es. \ commercial name ? P suSle-,,s 4as Plantation. pro verbs lze aii snort sS-,ehe,. introducing tleaois &l4i4i-aIfHls -s s+ss.s 44ais lsaS sAcsNS
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Partial lis, of contents of No. of THE .ARkA\SAW TRANELER

h excellence. No. surpasscs even Mum bers and ,. and. after reading, is worth a!Ing away for re-reading. OLD FERRY MAKES ANOTHER DEC IARATl0N OF PRINCIPLES. What hr would do.
 FINE OLD ARKANSAS GEN LEHMAN. By Gen. Albert rikc. fhe nt-Jtacrtuu by Col. F.. C Boudaot. relaie> ;bc clrcCu- stances under which the song vas er>isunG- MORE ABOU I WILDCAT. TIE CEl. F. BKATEp SEMINOLE CHIEF. \ scrap a; frontier history never before pub. .hed. UNCLE ZEB.> LAME\ I, Nttea some tu3- aEe hy the editor ot thi> paper. and repabisheo hy request. tnole keis.- La mcnt has been pronounced hs criuc= te b. Inc most paihetie negro dialect sketch ever Nrliten SURPRISED pEEIl>TS A1our of ryers Whaa saatei to make d reputation ssiis sIs rlugrr>
 AtR. NUCKLF uaW a .oz.i oi l.smher came aroana tae earHrr an4 ~;7;fsk hin-- LpHCKoC> ILLUS strange preacher Aho burns sulphur .tu-irs
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RlCN pAallNG-l have mi>>ct you dread fnlly ot late. Come ENerei>,. diplomacy tonight. and slip away, hate her ior keep ing You from me. Besides. Cicrstcr ,> in town, Is the hint too broad In spite oi all. Dick. ever your EDITH
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

Re~eFa@ and oi forge, dlnthe States
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

READ & BENHAM, Little Rock, .Art.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-06

This was all: bu, il was enough. For a few moments Dolly's eyes. blazing. ter rified. stared straight at the fateiul sheet, n, though they would shrvel i, up w:,h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
PERSONAL,

Congressman Calkins, OF Indiana, has 4
good.sized contest on his hands, g ... ~
Ex-president Hayes has settled down al
his Fremont residence for the winter. 81
Senator Ingalls,, Of Kansas, is lecturinr
on Garfield in the principal cities Of tia,
State. 5l, a,OEzl fN1+i ,i-t.It..
Oscar Wilde Wilde will remain in thi.
country three months longer. Why SO
long? sH,f .al5'.
The President is SO hard ut work on his
message that he can't pretend to keep office
hours. -,.''t 5'.att g,..Ie-s. y
Mrs. Lang!ry's pictures don't sell rs we'll
as those Of some Of our native American
actresses. | MI '.. 1Ela &
Secretary Fo|ser, it is ainted, has been
financially embarrassed, by his political
campaign. tS.2ttit!f 800
General FitzhuSh Lees lecture OH "rhe
Battle Of Charlottesville" isrecciycd Will,
great favor in Southern cities. G,.5 VIZ.
Cassius NJ. Clay, Of Kentucky, thinks
the late elections "werea protest against
the dry.rot Of loary office holding" The
outs want to get in. (. Il , 81
Congressman Speer, Of Georgia, is re
ported to DO satisfied with his little furry
Of INDEPENDENCE in tho recent campaign
and TO be ready to return to the ranks O.
Democracy 3g6RI HI, 4 b V, Il. 4, (, i
Alvin Hawkins, the present Republican
governor Of Tennessee, who was defcatet
for reelection, has eight brothers in Ten
nessee, Ill Of whom voted against him Al
tho eleGion:;75I y i&1eig 4qgf
Queen'vicloria has as vet made no dis
position Of the Order of the Garter mad,
vacant by the death Of; Lord Beaconsfield
eighteen months ago.& 4 This tdelay is sale
to be without precedent y y n;
Congressman Psedle's, reelection in Iii,
Indianapolis MISUNDERSTANDING til.
money and influence Of the English family
has brought forward his nnanc% as sac c;alndl
date ior governor q the State :two year.
hence. -: -. - = ~: --is.- =. <,
Mr.. D., I. Moody lbs sfnt, word by Cable
10 his friend, the Rev. George +, Pcntesost
Of Brooklyn, tlat there Is no foundation
for the reports that j,hoA rs suffering ffon
nervous prostrasion.g: lle,is he, says, per
fectly we'll. .sI=sstI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
hhtn DlAcn>t.S Cured.

by On. FEAziEn's M.Glc OISrMs:r. Cure.
as II by magic, rimples, Black Heads o,
Grubs, Blotclles, and Eruptons on the Face
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and bean.
full. Also cures Itch. Salt Rheum, Soro Nip
pies, Sore Lips Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, ETC. r.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceipt Of price, 50 cents.
J. F. Shirk, Agent at Wheeling, and r. X
McCdnahcv. Agent ut Rri1gepnrt. new,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
1l0n0rs by Descent.

Philadelphia lrcss. tn" 'l3.fIH @ls ,f''4
Grover Cleveland, It Is soberly inserted,
Is descended from Henry sewell, who, in
the days OF Queen Bess, was several times
mayor Of the historic town Of Coventry.
1hat's nothing however. When Il comts
down 10 tho descending business Mr.. Cevc.
lands party can eject him in the first
round. It las descended from Thomas
Jefferson clear down to the level Of Dan
Voorhees, and Governor Crittcnden Of
Missouri,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
DRIFT OF oplNloN.
The Shot IIeard Round the World

The hhot HeNfu HOUND The WOFId.
Springfield Republican. ,sir gg{ " &
Now We are told that no river and har.
Dor appropriations all will be needed
this season, because will, ali diligence In
spending, there Is likely to DO Ss,0OO,0oO
or 100000 Of the money voted astsprinl
left on hand ut the end Of the fiscal year.
And the, estimates So carefully made by
government engineers, md tho bill SO
we'll considered and closely pruncd, too!
We suspect the war department has heard
the election returns. Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

NV York Tribune. raNg sEa -,
When AIR. Davis retifcs from Tie Senate
his colossal scheme to prove fraud in tic
Treasury statements OF the public deb. will
doubtless vanish with him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24

CItVeIEI ItuUCf
The shadow Of anticipated low tariff
legislation by tho Democratic House, casts
blight on the iron and stec; industry OF
the country. .DI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
lsint'l'O Hereford.

Richie Gazette. i.. rt.
There is more in this philosophy OF scna
tor Davis, than thou hast dreamed Of, Mr.
| Hereford.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-24
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S1Denk itSs Of a.,

Philadelphia rrea. ~ ..-.5..... .,..
How would this combination do for 1851?
rresident-Ben Harrison OF Indiana.
Vice President Jos. L. llaw!ey OF Con.
necticut. s.-+g -F'a pTg T.
Or this: --u=.0I4..y4 ....-
president-Jos. Il. llawley oi Conncc.
ticut. ...,. =. w.
Vice pfes't-Ben Harrison Of Indiana.
Orthis: IL. a., :.
Prcsidcnt-Jamcs G. Blaine OF aIainc.
Nice-Pres't-Wm. i. Allison Of Iowa.
Or this: T a.a'. "a s.E
Presidcns-Wil|iam Window Of Min.
nesota. ii.4 ..a dr..
Vice'rres';-Alonzo i. Cornell Of New
York. 1870
Or this: ~. .5,,
rresident-Gco. +. Elmunds Of Yer.
mont. ~ las3-f. ',4T.....
Vice-Pres't-John a. Logan OF Illinois.
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PrcsilenL-John Sherman OF Ohio.
Eicc.Pres't-Wayne MacVeagh OF Pennm.
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president-Samuel J. Kirkwood OF Iowa.
Vice.Pres't-Thonas l.. James OF New
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1t is very, evident that the Republican
party is not yet destitute Of material. '