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ranged from to points. In Liverpool
there was no change 10 note, but the mar
ket was quoted barely steady. The outlook
now is no: favorable for prices being Hain-
tanned.
Chicago Produce aud Proviions-rhe de-
cline in grain continues. March wheat
went OF from / 10 Z, and closed at Sl.04 bid,
and Sl.04s asked. May wheat was ! lower
than Saturday, being 81 OeI. Corn for both
months dropped cent, March selling for
5i3, and May for $50 to 81. Mess pork de-
clined Ia cents since the close of last wsek,
bringing SlS02i; May was 10 cents lower,
selling at SlS.S7!, Lard also sympathized
with the other hog products, and lost q.
cents, closing at ll.40. The receipts OF
grain in Chicago to-day were Wheat, "a,
545; corn, l6i, LAP; oats, l0l GAG. The ship
ments were Wheat, ssh; corn, SASS;
oats, l0l $40.
In st. Louis, at noon, March wheat was
Sl,0Sl, the same as on Saturday; May was
better, ~ Sl.lls. Coru was lower for March
], and sold at SOY, and for May !, bringing
b3!, March oats brought SO, and May 10, a
falling off OF cent.
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srpR suGKNK De vAux. OF rRA~A
has made us his seents ier The slate Of Tex1
bal Restorative or vitAliEern All anected Wit
uervous debility. loss Of manhood and all Kin.
dred diseases should at once procure hi fcirculAs
from which TO learn the cause Of the diSeasoo
US or through US by your drugsiktor yexprsn
the never falling remedy
oRowDuS BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
wholesale Druggists Dallas. Texas.
By retail ~ Howell a Bros and Zach rollivsr.
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Great Praise,

ALBERT G. MANN, of CJttage Home, H., SAYS
81 have been Frustrated for three or more years
with Kidney disease Mt times was not able to
put on my boots my wife has often pulled them
nfor me. Twas not so bad us that all the time
but never know what twas to DO without pain
in my back until l commenced using Hunts
Remedy. Since began to take Hunts Remedy
have been FREQ from all pain. and take pleasure
in saying that II is tho best medicine that ever
knew for Kidney and Liver Diseases"
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Sold by All Druggists.
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a iiever-failing enro
for Nervous Debility,
exhausted vitality, 6cmi
lnal Weakness, sper.
'matorrhUa, l. o 3 4
MANHOOD imp0ten.
", Paralys, and all
the terrible ctiects OF
self Abuse. youthful
ITO lies NJ d exccsses In
|mnturcr years-such -
Loss of Men DRY, Las.
|sltude, Nocturnal Ennis.
'sion, Aversion to Hocie-
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FINANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

80. CtKws x Co, in their New York
L. m saturday, say; The stronger
eiloH.S .nseul alive buyers have continued
eiaS',s,bsss arguing that, with over So.
~ ps..N ~ rnld on the way trom LONDON anu
wv y, ,olIow. the money market musS
NV ..snms A steadier tone. The predoml-
soon ss-i;,,,. ~ the market 5 decidedly in
nAn. y, .Iasdy rise in the prices OF securi-
la,V' Al tbe factors iavoring that tendency
u W. moi be in active operation; out there Is
MSs ,s general disposition 10 discount their
~ I'M advance. PrspaIatlons Tor the
'arino trade are on = scale when SHOWS
hsaltby feeling In the interior anu lore
sbsJows an active season. Although the
sciion OF congress on revenue matters Is
sNsrjsd with dissatisfaction and AS vlrtu-
Ss, icing that question 20 be settled by
Any N,.xt session, yet the adjourn
wv of that body has produced
men .aslins Of relei aud has left bust
a. nnr.ue an uuimpeded course for the
w, lew months. The course Of our for
IN trade is viewed as decidedly favorable
Shh,nvsncv in the investment markets.
\, Wpie the imports are steadily declining,
~ INCREASING exports OF produce and cot
. ~ are turnipg the trade balance so largely
49, w. favor that another etlluX OF gold from
isrycne TO the United States may appa-
rsntlv be anticipated with entire safety.
mai movement has already begun in such
a yolnme as TO make safe proVlslonsagslnst
ths temporary outflow OF money That
nsnslly occurs at the beginning OF April,
while 1t may be regarded us assuring ease
rom that ume until about tue beginning
~ Angnst. 1t would not be surprising
Sbonld The interior banks make large de-
nosits with their seaboard agents during
iba NEXT few weeks; tor, according
70 an official statement the country
h,nEs which are legally required to hold
~ Nor cent. reserve, actually held at the
cIos, of December, 1865 per cent, the cash
norfion OF their reserve being S3i, 100000 in
sIcess of the legal requirements, Accord
ing 10 the best calculations, the reductions
in The revenue will not appreolably Affect
the amount of treasury surplus available
far the retirement of bonds; for the actual
expenditures are expected to tall nearly
S51OOOOO below the estimated appropria-
lions and the natural increase OF business
will argey compensate for the reduction
oitaxes: so that probably the treasury Will
have close upon $4,000 900 available next
fiscal year for the sinking fund and for the
calling in of bonds. There will be no di-
intuition in the opening for new invest
ments eitherto occasioned by the retire
ment of niled States bonds.
,r,o,,, d;snatch IN the Globs-D Demo-
a a go, Ws,hipoton saws The nost-mss.
sns' aO has nnder consideration several
tei ror ina new two.cent postage
u otar,sn ,or 6rst.c class matter which Will
ssaap 10 tbn IN ree.cent stamp after Juiv
s sutpSsS A f,vorite one ia similar To The
n ~ aS two.cent stamn. nsed for the local
pn S oIthonch The color ia dark brown
ipn US,"G Of red Tins far the difficulty has
i hnar w choose whose head shall ornament
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rU1U nEv.

THn future cotton markets Of New York
s Mere weak and dsslining. In New York
ne falling of since the close OF Saturday
wa about points, and In New Orleans q
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Illustrated Marriage Guide 40 pages. cloth
and gilt hiuding. 50 cents; same In paper Gov
IS cents. Manhood. 10 cents; womanhood.
cents pamphlet $ cents. securely sealed. b
mail send money or postage stamps. d.
WHITTIER the great specialist si7 St Charles
street 81 Iouis Mo
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OOTION.

The only change to note in the price OF
cotton to-day is decline of sixteenth in
New York. At all the other ports tho
markets we're quiet. The future market
in Liverpool were barely steady, with de-
clining tendency. The receipts in this city
were l6l bales, Of which Us came by rail,
as follows; l for II, Loeb, Kleburg; for
Calher& Hill from Arlington; for Schneider
\ Davis, from Baird; 5 for Sanger
Bros, from Eastland; for same firm from
Abilene; tor T. L. Marsalis, from East
land; 50 for b. Meyer, from Wills Point;
10 for Blankenship & Blaze, from Bells,
ana for same parties from Ranger. The
shipments were POO bales for 7. b. Mitchell,
by the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe. Quo
tations are unchanged in this city.
9oo0 mlddltng ...,,.,.,........,,,,..,,.g SO
Mlddling ...,...,,.,..,...,,,..,, or
9ilcl l0W miuding. Observation-Disclosures. Y
Low middling. ..."...... S%
Good ordinary. ................,....,.. S12
''''''s' .'...., .'s'.'s"'s''ss S1a
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DENVER Cot, August 10 lsS2-Gents: cans
not tind words with whichto express my grab
itude TO you for the cure your Swifts speciho
has effected In my case, Twas afflicted with the
horrible blood disease for three years. and After
,pending some time at the Ho, Springs consid.
cred my case hopeless one. used only one
dozen small bottles Of &, (, y. and there Is not
sign of the disease remaining, Ny sores are all
% ~ !: .Si: y l; I II +
disease: Being drug clerk, have seen 30
many hundreds OF men dosod with calcmel
iodide OF mercury and iodide of potash. unit
they were made complete wrecks, that shud
der 10 think OF the misery which has been
brought on the human family by the use Of
nivrcu' ials for BLOOD diseases. u Ia crying
shame that ply sicians viii not acknowledge
the merit of your GRAND BLOOD MEDICINE uso
my name az you wishs J, II. RAFf
II you doubt come w see US and We will
CURE You, or charge nothingl Write for par
ticulars and copy Of the little took 'MesSa0
to the Unfortunate suffering" Ask any drux.
gis, IN 10 our standing.
90 81. coo Reward will be paid To any
chemist who will find, on analysis Of 100 bottlaa
rs. 3. s., one particle Of Mercury, lodide OF
| Potassium, or any Mineral substance SWIFT
SPECIFIC CO., Proprie,ors, Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of Small Size o1.0o
Large Size 1,56
Sold by All Uruprists.
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gu RE YOURSELF!

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can use THIS meiiciLe with the assurance Of sucv AZ
rRnnAhEhr euro. Tic patient gains Enneth mi IA.
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lassd seminal vsscles aud lrnied DUETS hnraItng DOW
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-17

MUCH hssty and ill-founded trash
a beer written about the refusal OF
Mary Aneerson to meet the Prince OF
Wales. The fact appears to be that
she courteously declined an invitation
To a party by Lord Alfred Paget, be-
cause the invitation did not include
her mother, without whom she never
visits, no matter how exalted may be
the rank OF the person inviting. 1t is
true that the prince vas to be present
at this party, but her declining had no
reference to this fact.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-17

GovERsoR FOSTER has views on. the
results OF the recent elections, as he
had on that held In Ohio u few weeks
before. He thinks that President Ar
thur is likely to be struck by the re-
nomination lightning and that Butler
is the principal rock in the way of re-
publican success. All Of which goes to
show that adversely has not brought
wisdom to Governor Foster and that
his views are even less Important thun
they were six weeks age.
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THE following rich story comes to us
from the Gunnison country, and in
olines us to think that its people are not
yet entirely showed up" A passen.
ger by stage from Crested Butte to
Irwin a few days ago had the misfor-
tune to leave a part of his wardrobe at
n of the hotels and wrote the cham.
Der maid to send 1t by next stage. She
replied as follows:
Ihope. dear sir. you'll not feel hurt,
I'll frankly tell you ali about Il;
I've IN ads a shin OF your old shirt,
And you muEtmake a shin without Il.
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AN officer of a school in Boston for
the blind says that sightless persons
may become the most expert piano tun-
ers. Through the constant exercise,
the faculty Of hearing becomes so
acute that intervals in the scale of
sound which are so slight as to be un-
noticed by other persons are readily de.
tected by the blind.
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ArRoros Of the Martin Luther cele-
bration. 1t Is a delightful thought that
every intelligent boy can say, as he sits
down to confer with a nickel's worth
Of chestnuts: 81 cannot be a Luther,
but l can at least figure In a Diet of
Worms.p
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SouTH Dakota. which claims a popu-
lation Of 100000, cast 1000 votes in
favor of a state constitution at the re-
cent election. 1t will need something
more than the mere claim of a large
population to convince congress that
the territory should be admitted into
the union Of states. 1t will require
more votes.
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TaE Iowa legislature will wrestle
with prohibition once more. Mean
Il ne the Iowa druggists will admins
tar bottled strychnIne and whisky for
medicinal aud mechanical purposes to
discreet and respectable topers at the
usual price.
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LIKE B~ANoUo's ghost, the rumors of
impending cabinet changes will not
down. The latest report is to the ef-
feet that upon the meeting Of congress
two, at least of Mr.. Arthur's official
family will go. The regrets win he
few and far between.
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MASSACHUSETTS has a small wad OF
bitterness in her cup of joy. Senator
boar, who threatened to sell out at
auction and leave the state. has made
up his mind to remain.
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Garroll row has two drst-class
cooks, also a frst-class waiter, and for
the accommodation of those who
are out late, keeps open until Q
o'clock.
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NOVEMBER II, 1888.

GRANTS administration was con-
spicious for its whisky rings, Hayes
for it's star route rings. and Arthur's
promises to cap both for its pension
rfpps
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II people troubled with colds would
take Ayers Cherry Pectoral before 60
ing to church or places OF entertain
ment, they would avoid coughing,
greatly to the comfort Of both speakers
and hearers. Public speakers and sing
ers find that the. Pectoral wonderfully
increases he power and nexibility OF
the voice.
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Thursday, November 20, 1888

LAWFUL LOTTERY and FAIR DRAW
INGS. chartered by the Legislature OF Ken
lucky, n twice declared legal by the high
est court In the state. Bond given to Henry
county In tho sum OF 81 1000 for the prompt
payment ofnll prizes sold.
A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS.
So Every ticket holder his own supervisor,
can call ut the number on his ticket and see
The corresponding number on the tag placed
In the wheel In mis- presence. These draw
ings will occur on the last Thursday OF every
month, Read The magnificent
NOVEMBER SCHEME.
J prire------...sS0,vD ~ prizes $500 en- $40 90
prize..----...-- 10000 100 prizes 100 ca lO.l 10
I priEe-..-----. 5000 80 prizes so en- 900
2 prizes, 1850 ga 5000 so prizes 90 ca in'GnO
8 prizes, 200 ca 5000 1000 prizes 10 ca 10 COO
= prizes 80 ~ ea; approximation prizes sz,7vv
y prizes 100 each " p0
1857 prizes. clio. 400
"a Tickets, $50 IS Tick cts. slOO 90
Remit Money ~ Bank Drnn in Letter. or
send by Express. DON'T SEND ny REGIS
TERED LErTSR OR POSTOFFICE ORDER,
until further notice. Orders OF IS and up,
ward by Express, can be sent at our expense.
Address all orders TO j. ]. DOUGLAS. Louis
vile XIV
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IcEi IcEl icEi

Pure Mahahpalutah lake ice for sale
In large or small quantities, delivered
to all parts Of the city. Leave orders
ut J. Murray's Office.
Telephone, "a.
CHEYENNE TRANSFER Co.
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DR.. WAGNER
81 Co.'s
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
s4s Larimer street, Denver.
Chronic diseases of men and women sue
cessfully treated. Surgical operations OF all
kindsperformed. Piles. FistuIa, varicocele.
Diseases ofEye and Ear a speciality, by one
member of this firm
Young Men
who may be suffering from the effects of
youthful foliies or indisoretions, Win do well
10 avail themselves OF this the greatest boon
ever Land at the altar OF suffering humanity.
DIR. WAGNER vii! guarantee TO forfeit nve
hundred dollars for every case of seminal
character which he undertakes 10 and fails
to cure.
Middie-Aged Men.
There are many men OF the age of 30 to 60
who are troubled with too frequent evacua-
ton of the bladder, often accompanied by n
slight smarting or burning sensation and a
weakening OF the system In a manner the
patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits n ropy sediment viii
onen be found, and so netimes small parti:
Giles OF albumen VIII appear, or the color Will
be ofakin or milkish hue, again changing to
a dark and torpid appearance. There are
many men who die OF this difficulty. ignor-
ant ofthe cause, which is the second stage of
seminRl weaknes DR. Wagner Will guar
antee n perfect cure In all such cases and n
healthy restoration of the genito-urinary
organs. Consultation free. Thorough exam
lnation and advice, $500.
All communications should be addressed
TO DIR. Henry Wagner. postofice box H89.
Denver, Colorado.
The Young Mans Pocket Companion, by
DIR. H. Wagner, IL worth Its weight in gold TO
young men. Price. el.25 sent by mall TO
any address.
DR.. Wagner has had entire charge of
the medical and surgical institute for
the past year heretofore known as DR..
Spinney & Co., 843 Larimer street. Denver.
Colorado. now known as
DR.. WAGNER a. CO..
Ont TINS out and take along.
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Engraving in all its branches is done
at ZEHsER, JACKSON & BuxcHNER,s.
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New Advertisements.
Advertisers

BY addressing GEORGE P. RowELL & Co..
10 Spruce street. New York. can learn the
exact cost of any proposed line of ADvER-
Using In American Newspapers ea- leo
page pamphlet 10 cents
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E14%T1


ID REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING will
~ "A place In the Masonic Hall, Masonic
Temp e Building, in Louisville, Ky,
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-24
I osr RECORD NOTICE.

Stat Of W Il Virginia. SIS:
Al Circuit g urt brld Ia and for the
UNITY 1T Pr sion. ON The lIth DIV OF
d .mb.r, 1892 } TN f.. Pc, re.
w.
Dayi FTccl,uf, and the Sh,IiTs Of Min
rr,l auH P..s'n Cauuue-
Ga o. p.iii 'r under c1Hpirr 19Jof The
A., lS7l"rjif,cd A. Ac' 10 ,upDh
ue lost rerud 90 Pust"p County.
G~rS II Nee ,..a G nm r ionrr u
pointed under sad Act, having b., RECTOR.
mHd" Lis iiual report herein. ON motion
OF ,be petitioner byhi- cnuusel. 30 is order d
'hS sad PM b. hlrd as 81 th.s day.and
thaNA uStict b. pub ish,d iu och news
per printed ~ this cuUriY, once We, X
r twelve succrssivt WEEKS. II The ding
e 6aid r"p't,, and requiring n person.
rested 'Lrr.in, To- app ,r y fire jhi-
curt un the 6'h dAy uf the %. X term. aud
u" What Is NECESSARY To protect th,ir ia
trtesis.
P'oVid' d. thai such notice may Consist
ut copy If this order publish,d AS Afor, o.
sad.
cry from the record.
Te-t:- SMITH CRANE,
(nlsr O.
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The food at Cincinnati ate,
reaching s.Xty-six feet three aud d
bali inches ABOVE low water mark on
Fnul shay OF ast weeK, began ow y
and su!lenly 10 recrde Great dsLl
age has been tone all along the Oll
valley. More than fly thou.aui
PaoP!e have suddenly r-rn rendered
house ess aud hom-'es4i mtuutsc o.
res have been closed aud iudu.trI, S
OF all kinds para yzsI, by whicn
tbousands OF men and women have
been throwU out Of work who's j. fam
lies were dependent on lhc,r cam
!ngs from day to day. These pro-
PIE. among whom are women and ~.
TO children aud the sick ana tnr
aged, must be led clothed aud snri-
tered. To 10 the without help wi.
be TO lay grlevous burden upon
the people Of the inundated CITIES
and 'ow's. Commenting upon th,r,
the OrncInuau Ne,os says;
The fool and IT'S const qnent hor-
rors aud suffering have been tn
means OF exhibiting TO G nclnnau as
strength ~ud It's ability 20 cope wI,n
eodden emergency. If 1t has
called out some OF the sc fish and
mean IN humanity, II has cal "a ou,
more OF the generous AID true.
But the GARD tlmg Is yet to come
a great Effort IL easier than a su..
t"lhed effort. Much has been dom
and 10 dong to remove all 70 SAT-
places and provide TODD, ana now
comes tue harder p4I. For ten aays
a, least his eEor musl b sustained
There IS yet shelter TO be PROV del
tor many and where there is hu,
or a cabin or loom winch TIE well
TO DO can sPsre Tor lew days,u wliI
be godseud, aud IN case OF = r1rd
spell, or perhaps IN any event. ave.
the lives at women aud ch.ldren.
Alter the ibrrallry with which
the people o! Cincinnati nave respon-
ded TO the calls made upon them by
suffering huma nty, there is most to
be commended tho prevailing deter
minatlon that Clnc.n aatl shall be no
mendIcant suppilaut Tor bounty
Wine help wou!G be gracefully and
gratefully accepted, If absolute need
demanded, and as freely asked A.
Cincinnati has tree y given, 1t l. f1it
that self reliant home help Is the
best be p. 1t is telt that to carry
our own burden is an imperative
duty until the burden is heavier than
can r. borne. 1t is believed tina,
the city aud IT'S cItiz ms can carry the
over his calamity with
ont seeking help from other quarters
fit is grievous burden, it viii by
reflected on with pride that it as
borne with strong shoulders, aud
confer feeling OF local strength and
self confidence which will rapidly
more than make up FOR losses and
expenditures. THIS great central
metropolis does we'll to bear it's own
burdens.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-02-24

Our regular Washington CORES
pendent hss this to cay concerning
the passage Of Representative CAN.
MONS bill 10 The House adding one
hour TO the day Z LABOR for bali The
year IN al! the Government Offices;
II this measure eau be enforced II
WIN be equivalent 10 the addition o,
about 5000 clerks 10 the number al
ready employed and it will no. cost
the Government cent. But how TO
make lbem work ,thstis the anestiop.
4 would suggest that 1t be forbidden
TO bring novels or Bswepapefe into
7ny Of tbe Government Offices. and
That con- creation on all subjects. not
actually neceBsaTy 70 the business Of
the Once, be prophl0l,ed Ii these
Iules bad been observed The pssesoe
Of The additional hour bill won d
never have been thought o. Their,
is no boleet well informed man bui
knows that the pIessutcierica fore.
could do all the work q. their ds.k,
~ working steadily three loors
day And 20 tonest well irlomer
man but knows that they have alvey.
failed 10 do 80 BY idurg, goea5,n,
ana reading novels The greater psr
OIL Toe tmo they are in Office III,
Government c.grx considers tb.sim.
position oisu additional hour orea
hsrdship, but be h.s brought j, O.,
b'mss.i, 81 neglect Of work Tb
work got behind, and The Chiefs ,
bureau, dear simpls souIs, eo1,
toiuk d no remedy bot TO get mo,
cisiks. So hey ssld TO Coasress ".
Irsy you give as some more c,erss
But DIR. CANNON 10 whom the rsoge.
wss referred replied By lbo yassag
Of Uil, give us more work viii
The clerks you already have. II NJ,
CAsHoS wiIItorn Democrat he sbs.
bsye ny support lor the Prayderc
~ the Unitcs stotes