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Treatment.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 22.-In the
Senate to-day a letter wa, presented
from q former employe at the peni-
Tertiary containing grave charges
against the penitentiary officials,
showing that from the ne llectful and
careless treatment of the sick c0nvicts
q number Of them had died. Among
the cases mentioned was that of an
Italian serving q sentence for at
tempted wife murder; who became
ill last summer after eating UNDER
cooked peas. The doctor said he wa.
insane, and ordered him bound to
iron bedstead. Next morning the
man was dead, and his flesh was
cut from the cords with
which he had been tied. A committee
was appointed to investigate the
charges.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-The
Queen of Tahita and suite. arr;vaS
th's evening on the steamer Civ NJ
Papeeta. o'S VI
NEW YORK. Jan. Prev. Dr.
5alll,aee has offered the use of the
brooklyn Tabernacle for the funeral
ceremonies over the remains ~
Lieut.: DE Long and companions. Of
the Jean' cite expe,i ition. on thai
arrival in New York. '"e''
LONDON, Jan. 2.--The East Tnd;o
association has sent a memor;.i "a
president of the council Of Tnd; ~
urg'ngthe desirabiIity Of extend;ns
railways In India to enahI. rns
anu annn NJ c 90 gst with America IL the
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At last it is admitted that the Gear
was shot in the shoulder by the Nj
hilists. As the Nihilists who did the
shooting escaped, two or three hun
dred men who knew nothing about
it will probably be executed. In the
end, however, the Gear will meet the
fate of his father.
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The United States are better pro-
vided with professors of medicine
than any other country in the world.
The following shows the proportion
ofdoctors to the population, as given
by . prominent medical journal:
France, 2.91 per 10000; Germany,
3.51 per 10000: Austria, 3A per
10000; England per 10000; Hungary
6.1O per 10000; Italy, 40 per 10000;
Switzerland. 7.O6 per 10000; United
States, 1924 per 10000.
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Mensman's Peptonfzed Raaf
ion'c, the only Preparation of beef
containing Its entire nutritious quail
Ties. 1t contains bleod making forca
generating and life-sustaininy nroos
critics; invaluable for indieestior
dyspepsia, nervous prostration. and
al forms Of general debility: ALSO IN
a.. enleebled conditions, whether
tae result OF exhaustion, nervon.
prostratlon, overwork, or acute dis
ease, particularly It resulting from
pulmonary complaints CesweiI-
1a1ard 4 Co., proprietor. Nev
xork. Sold BY druggists. 0lotf
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Uuder the new ruling Of the Post
master General, all printed matter,
except such as is "designed to anluse,
instruct, etc." will hereafter be
classed as merchandise, upon which
the postage is one cent per ounce,
instead of one cent for two ounces.
This ruling, If carried out, will GLASS
our evening contemporary as mer-
chandise and subjects 1t to increased
rates Of postage. Our worthy post.
master should note the fact.
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Presidenv ial Pointers.

NEW York, Jan. 22.-The Tines
philadelphia special says that the
Democratic district conventions held
in Philadelphia, yesterday. indicate
that Randall will have a solid Penn
svlvania delegation at the National
Convention.
Sr. LOUIS, No., Jan. % General
Hancock has arrived at st. Louis and
expresses himself as thoroughly con-
t1dent the next President will be u
Democrat.
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..........$s 81, 400 e57,s4 s2,1OO, sl4,a

~, xVV ~
Excess Of revenue over appropria-
tons in the eleven years...."... N.39o,oa3,60
What a contrast between the bank
ruptcy of the enormous number u
business firms in the past year-be-
tween 5000 and 10000 and the al
legged f1ourishing condition Of the
grand monopolies and corportions!
The rapid reduction of the public
debt is a part of this prodigality. For
ten years we have been wiping out
the debt at the average rate of $46.-
100000 a year. The sinking fund and
the surplus revenue have been at
work cancelllng our bonds. On De
cember %, 1879. the debt, less cash in
the Treasury, was s., ole, 049. ~. On
December l, 1883, it vas 81 1868, 1885,
O6O. This is a decrease in four years
of $500. 264, 1862, or an average of $780,
586, 165 per year. As a matter of fact
We did q galloring business in reduc-
On during the last twelve months,
the decrease having been more than
SIZE, OO0, 900!
This extra speed was rendered
necessary by the popular cutlery
against the accumulating Treasury
surplus and the anxiety to prevent
INV reform.
Notwithstanding the additional
steam we had crowded on to the pay.
ing engine for the last twelve months
the total cash in the Treasury on the
first day of the present month was
1915, 374 200, and the net surplus, af-
ter deducting all current liabilities, !
was $l42, 47S AS.
This prod,gal and profligate policy,
only to render money
making jobs and official corruption
more easy. cannot now be reversed, |
but 1t may be checked. We cannot
have another tariff now, because the
Senate bio ks the way and the Presi-
lent has boldly declared against any
reduction of the revenues. But we
cut down appropriations and thus
orce economy in the ordinary expen-
of the Government, and we
IAN crush out all Congressional jobs.
After we have appealed to the pec-
de on this record we shall probably
'e accorded the power to carry out
urther reforms, to put down the
shut off the steam and bring
he Government back to plain Dem
cratic honesty and economy.
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PRODlQALIrY.

No party since the formation Of
our Government has been so prodi
gal with the public funds as the
party in power. Economy Of adj
ministration is seemingly q stranger
to it. 1t has taxed the people beav-
lily; given munfficently to its friends
and steals literally from the National
Golfers. A glance at the following
table of receipts of revenue and ap-
preparations for the years from 1873
to 1883, inclrsive, which we find In
an exchange, will bear out this asser-
ton:
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What ls to bs Done With Him
Now? e.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 22.-The hearing
as to the mental condition of Mutt
will take place ut 8 \. M. tomorrow.
Several experts will be examined.
and his counsel express themselves
a. confident that he will be released.
The heari g Is necessary to satisfy
the court that he Is a proper person
to be at large. The law is very clear
and provides that when a person il
acquitted of any offence by reason of
insanity the jury should 50 declare,
and the court shall have the power to
order him Kept in strict custody so
l ng as suoh person shall be OF un-
sound mind.
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Payne, who acquired considerable
notoriety In leading bands of settlers
in the Indian Territory, is going East
to lecture. The lecture field seems to
be the "last ditch" into which dis
appointed ambition precipitates itself.
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Bank Failure.

DENVER, Jan. % -The RepubH
cans Leadville 81 ecial Gays: The
First National Bank of this CITY
closed its doors after 4 heavy run this
afterno n. At midnight it was made
public the hank woaId not open in
the morning. and to prevent an at
tachment the bank has asked for the
appointment of a receiver. 1t il
thought the deposits will reach over
$500, 600. At this hour (midnight)
the streets are lined with excited
spectators,
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A Youngsters Teeth

demand greater attention than thew
usually receive. Mothers careful If
their children's physical well-bein~
wisely adopt SOZODONT "a an srt;'
cle OF the family toilet. If the tirst
set OF a Juveniles teeth are daily pol.
tsned with this matchless purifier.
tne second set are almost invariablv
white and strong, and prove a life.
long Dressing, otherwise they fire.
4uently turn out carious and irrexn-
lar. Young and old alike benefit bv
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LONDON, Jan. 22.-The explosives
In the tunnel near Eustin station
designed to destroy the Prince AZ
Wales, prove to be q harmless com.
pound probably dropped from The
train before the prince passed.
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The Semi Weekly Miner

Saturdays debate in the House on
the Fitz John Poftor bill developed
the fact that the minority would ex-
haqst parliamentary tactics to delay
1t II not to defeat the bill.
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CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shilohs'
Catarrh Remedy. Price SO cents.
Nasal Injector free. Sold by Newton
Bros,
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. WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
PePs'a and Liver Complaint? Shi.
l0h's Vitalizer is guaranteed to c1Ire
you. Sold by Newton Bros.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

BANKRUPT SALE,
and this it was that gave us an ad-
vantage over competition which was
so marked that everybody noticed it
and bought of US simply because it
was most advantageous to do so. A
few bales of these blankets we put
away for this
CLEARING SALE
and two grades which were consid.
cred cheap last fall at SIS and Sc, we
now offer at $3.50 and 81. But why
should We single out these blankets
when We are offering as
Elk EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
in every department!
Our bargain tables are heaped with
dress goods, hoods and other knit
goods for ladies, misses and children:
gloves, towels, napkins. table linens,
etc, etc. Our entire stock of
SHOES
for ladies, misses and children is
either on the bargain tables or is con-
sidered as bargain table property, and
this means lower prices for shoe
leather than you will fnd elsewhere.
On the mems side of the house we
are ofrring a good and slightly suit
$3.50. How does it strike you2
The White Hall Clothing House has
revolutionized the prices of mems
wear in Butte, aud proposes to hold
he lead by continuing to give the
best value.
Very respe;tfu'Iy,
SANDS & BoYCE.
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SHILOH'S COUGH and Con.
sumption Cure is sold by us on a
1t cures consumntion.
Sold by Newton Bros.
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THAT HACKING COUGH car
be 80 quickly cured by Shilobts Cure.
Bros.
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81 EEPLESS NIGHTS, made
miserable by that terrible cough.
Shli"h's Cure is the remedy for you.
Sold by Newton Bros.
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For Rent.

oon, sWo.sory brick house on Washington street
c c1Issa,n ing seven 1oo's, beside pantry ;'t md
peter "a an ran nas semen for "ood and coal. Would
Apply at this office for further PARTICULARS sa u.s.
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SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what
you need lor Ccnsti. alton, Loss of
appetite, Dizziness and all 8, mptoms
OF Dyspepsia. Price 10 AID IS cents
per bottle. Sold by Newton Bros.
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49,
SANDS & B0YCE.
Some Of the Things With
Which Our Bargain
. Tables are Haaped.
Some figures That are At.
tracing General
Attention.

You doubtless remember the great
blanket and quilt sale which we held
last fall 1t was indeed a great sDIe
because of the qua nifty we sold, and
this was entirely due to the fact that
u prices were so much lower than
our neishbors asked for the same
class of goods. We bought the goods
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tor lame Back, Side or Chest use
cents. Sold BY Newton Bro.
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ARE YOU MADE miserable hy.
l Indigestion. Constipation, Dizziness,
Loss vt Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shi-
ioh.s Vlfalizer is a positive cure. Sold
by Newton Bros.
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Null D1O1 lOuGO.
Prospects Of the Fitz John
Porter Bill.
Senate Debate on Retaliatory
Legislation.
Mutt Undergoing Examina-
ton for Insanity.
Ceremonies in Honor of Pat
rick 0Donnell.
MISCELLANEOUS. ETC., ETC

MISCELLANEOUS. ETC., ETC
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ANY HOUSE IN MoNraNA1rRp,1opy

HM-No trouble to show uoods o-
mali receive prompt attention. 'oG Ts,tpy
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DR. 4. Y. I!RUNE,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
I the University OF Berlin. Germany. Office
and residence 10. 81 street. between Fifth
and Sixth, Sacramento. Office hours 20 II \
"; 3 to ) and 70 P. N. jyi3-tf
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Exhibition shooting amt what it pre-
tends to be-" exclaimed veteran crack
shot. "Nhen 4 man attends 4 tournament
shoot with shell-loader on the ground
who Is known to be square, it is far diff
ferent work than that INDUCED in by
man who goes before an audience with his
own gun, loaded by himself. and the tar
gets OF traps his own private property"
GU don't mean to say that these
crack shots who give exhibitions of their
skill are crooked, and don't do square
work p interrogated the scribe
Well, some Of EN- are square enough,
perhaps, but the majority are not, and
know what I'm talking about. Frank
Faync, who used 10 shoot an aprle off the
head OF lady on the stage, until he killed
his sweetheart at Cincinnati, a few years
ago, was one Of the square men. He was
a good shot; and some of the men who
practice deception are good shots, too, but
they prefer the safe side
"Explain yourself"
"Well, take Buffalo Bill, for instance.
Bill can handle gun in good shape, but
in his Wild West shows he rides I horse
at full galop and shoots glass balls thrown
up by men along the track. lie pretends
to do it with rifle, but he don't, because
he is afraid of missing too many OF them.
The second day the show was here he gave
an exhibition of his skill with rife, but
the balls had been extracted from his car
tridges and they were filed with shot"
What other cases do you know OFF,
"Well, Bogarlus has two small boys
who stand up and shoot at target When
they strike the bull's-eyea bell rings. The
bell manages to ring nearly every time,
and the people think those boys are great
shots The secret Of their skill lies in the
fact that the target is 50 arranged that if
the ball strikes space anywhere within
six inches of the center it causes the bell
to ring. That makes it very ordinary
shooting. Captain Bogardus himself is a
square shooter, as is his eldest son, Eugene,
but they sometimes resort to tricks and
the boy is by far the finest shot of the two"
Z" Are there any other tricks ?"
"Well, should think so. 1t is like
every o,her business; there are tricks of
the trade but it is best not give them all
away
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DIR. NIXON.

NORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, sACRA-
u MENTO. Office Hours:
Miss ! nT; r. Keilogg- x i Miss sIao Dr.; Cos
L to 2 P. y. to ; P. ".
6 70 P. y. to SP.M NJ.
Sunday IL IN Q c,6
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NEW YORK, November 12th-The official
canvass to-day resulted as follows in the
annexed counties
Genesee county: Blaine 1851, Cleveland
3,6i3, st. John $50, Butler Il.
Jefferson county Blaine 9029, Cleveland
7,075, ST. John 636, Butler 80.
Tompkins county; Blaine APO, Cleve-
land 3,93}2, Butler 257, St. John 373
Dutchess county Blaine 9,70l, Cleveland
S,G17, ST. John i9S Butler IS.
Ontario county: Blaine 63S2. Cleveland
1913, Butler III, ST. John 233
Suffolk county: Blaine $50, Cleveland
6 .429 Butler 53, St John I5I. Plurality
for Cleveland of 553 Returns heretofore
published gave Cleveland a plurality Of SOS.
Queens county: Blaine S,4l5, Cleveland
TO- ,3G7, Butler 270, St. John 2ol-a plurality
fttr Cleveland of 1921 Legal representa-
tives were again present OF both parties.
The returns heretofore published give Cieye-
land a plurality of l, ,927
Ulster county: Blaine 1929 Cleve Gland
9, ,s20 Butler l57, st, John 100.
Livingston county Blaine 5.19l, Cleve-
land 1889, Butter Is, ST John 80
Cortland county: Blaine-54 Electors
4.042. one Elcctor 4,UiI. one Eiector 4, ,043.
Clcyeland-34 Electors iii, two electors
:. 2.773 Butler III, St. John 80.
Chemung county: Blaine 5.l9S, Cleye-
land 4,7l9 Butler G13, St john 1S5.
Gencsee county: Blaine 4,63l, Clove-
land 3.G+3, ST John $50, Butler Al
Oneida county: Cleyelands plurality,
81.
Niagara county: Cleveland 6 l95, Blaine
5 S75. St John BOO Butler 50.
81. Lawrence county: The vote isnearly
canyassed Without changing the figures
already given.
The Official canvass Of twenty wards of
Kings county shows a gain of 80 votes for
Cleveland and for Blaine.
The official canvass OF ChenanSo county
gives Blaine LOSE plurality.
The official canvass of Sullivan county is
not completed, owing to clerical errors.
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HART & WHITE

HlET 3 WHITE,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-AT-LAW
II Offices at the southwest corner of Fifth
and Stl GETS. Sacramento California. ie25-tf
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WILNtXGroN, November 12th.-The Off
cial vote OF Delaware is Cleveland, i ,654;
Blaine, 12,77S ST. John, 80; Butler, G. st.
John and Butler Electoral tickets were re
ported in Newcastle county only. The
Temperance Legislative vote was l ,549.
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the truth probably lies between the two,
Atany rate there seems to be no reason
vet aSccrtaincd for believing the plurality
will amount to five hundred either way,
unless through unexpected action by some
of the Boards of Supervisors. 1t is idlcto
dispute or dogmatize over 4 margin SO
narrow in vote so large and with 50 many
points Of irrcgularity or, worse vet, to be
passed unon. 1t is not time either to be
ovcr-Sanguine of success or to give up the
case. We can only hope for the result for
which we have been laboring.
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WIZ. EE.EERY BRIGGS, N. D., b.

NCULIsT. AURIsT. AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases of the Throat. Onice, 1921 J
street corner Of Fieh, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento. CaI. Hours: 93J to y A. NJ; l to 4
P. u. Sundays $50 to Il \. ~; to P N. jy1-t
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

rNo LET-A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM
i {furuishedl suitable for one or two gentle
men. apply at No. 1907 Fourteenth street.
n12-St@
NOR SALE-A SECONDHAND BUGGY
L PhaetOn. Inquire of FRANK JACKSON,
323 ] street, or 1916 q street. nl2-f
TOR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTER
L est in the Western Hotel Hacking; Two
Carriages and Four Horses and Harness. For
further particulars inquire ut the Office or of the
driver. nll-tf
l. tween TWcnty-!Ourth and Twenty E.,!
fifth, on street, viii be sold on SATUI}- LII
DAY. November i, 1881, at 10 \. NJ. by auction
to the highest bidder; lot, 40Xl60 feet; also Fur
niture and Cider Mill Will be sold at same time
and place; sale positive. HENRY SLACK.
nl0-1w*
NOR sALE-LOTs 3 AND 4, I60 FEET
L square on cornerof Sixteenth and streets
with good little house; title perfect. and only
Sl,2O) for all. Apply to CARL STROBEL, S2l J
street. nS-6t*
NOR sALE-DRUG STORE IN COLUSA
position; will be sold cheap by assignee. Apply
to r. J. MOTT, Butte City, Colusa county, Cal
n7-1w
NOR sALE-FINE LOT EAsTERNA
L DRAFT HORSES, at the Fountain LSAC&
Stables. n7-lw% AA
NOR SALE-A ONEHALF INTEREST IN A
L well-established blacksmithiug and wagon
making business, in the town of Auburn, Placer
county, Cal For terms and particulars address
J. NJ. WHITE, Auburn, ol6-lm
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New YoEK, November 12th.- Senator
Edmunds, in conversation with some of
his party friends, expressed surprise that
one SO quick as Mr.. Blaine did not take
upon the spot the rum, Romanism and
rebellion" phrase of the Rev. Mr.. Burchard
and turn it to his own advantage. y per-
sonal friend of Mr.. Blaine, who was pres
ent, replied that MIR. Blaine had said to
him that he had never heard the remark
and knew nothing of it until ne heard of it
i'll the papers the next morning Mr.
Blaine also said that he had no doubt that
this little episode had lost him 10000 votes
in Now York Stntn nlonr
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WHY FRAUD WAS CHARGED.

ArLANrA tGu.l. November l.th.-Thc
toaytins,i,l, tomorrow Will print an inter
view with confidential friend of Blaine,
who says that tue obiccJ Of Blaine and The
National Republican Committee in charg-
ing fraud in the New York election was to
irighten Cleveland and his advisors into
terms thar among other things Cleveland
is expected 90 be forced 10 promise that he
will. on tie retirement of four Judges of
the Supreme Court, who will have attained
the age OF 20 within two years, appoint
such men to till the vacancies occasioncd
by such retirement as Blaine, Gould and
others may name, and that these men
would OF course designate the appointing
OF men who would decide that the Thur
man Funding Act is Illegal when the mat
ter comes before the Court for adjudication.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
n. OHM & SONS.

CARRIAGE PAINTERS (LATE FOREMAN
u of painting department of the California
Carriage Factory Eighth and K) with Pike q
Young Fourth and / streets, Sacramento. Fine
finish and durability guaranteed. anIG-:m
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The late Senator anthony is said never
to have used to)acco until he was 90 years
old. Then he was advised by his physician
to try smoking for bronchitis; but It did no
good and he sooa gave it up.
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The latest cause given for Indian famines
is the existence Of an excessive number of
goats. The theory is that goats destroy
trees, and the consequent decay of forests
decreases the rainfall. There are l4,e00,-
coo goats in the Madras Presidency alone.
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New YORK, November 12th.-The Board
Of Trade and Transportation adopted res
olution to-day conlemning expressions of
an inflammatory character in connection
with the close contest of the Presidential
election, scouting the idea of fraud, and as
serting that every citizen will submit to the
determination of the constituted authori-
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Il. X. ROSES

A GRICULTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND K
n streets, builds every description Of Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines, H0rse.powerS
etc. A New Design of DEEP WELL PUMP Just
ont srI25-tf
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G. YWICEEL,

EE-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
lYt and Fifth Cast-lrun Founder Manutact-
Urer of all kinds 0t Cast and Rod-Iron Railrg8
and Fences. All Building Castings made to order.
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NEW YORK. November 13th-A. 'i.-The
World has discovered a new mares nest
that the object OF the Republican delay in
having New York and Kings official vote
investigated is to keep their votes from the
State Canv8ssers till after the legal time for
the latter 20 recognize them, and thus force
the State Canyu>Ser, 20 give the local vote,
minus New York ana Kings COUNTIES.