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ROAD NOTICE

CTATE OF NEBRASKA, WRDSXER NUN
- ~; To I'll whom il may concern:
The commissioner appointed TO yiev91uN.fe N
port upon certain roads prayed Tor IN o4faNR
petition duly fled with the county clerk l04l
county. asking that 2 public road be iocaU
n section line vacated as follows: Comns6
at n poiut where the d. s. M. railroad righ<eM
way intersects the section line between sect
No. Tour a, and nine {3l in town 81 range eievU ~
ny In said county, and cunning thence III !
north-westcriy direction along tie NORTH Inc Oh
said II. s II. right of way to y POINT Where me
said right Of way intersects the lire dividing the
north half OF section fiyc Cl, town one ul railse
an from the south-half thereof. thence west
| along said dividing line between the north hali
of said section five ca. and the south tiaiicf ssiid
section FIVE 60. and between the northeast guar
ter of section six s6l town one III range eleven
40 west, and the southeast quarter OF saiu
section, to the line between the east han OF siic
section ak rs, and thes west hail thereof, DC
established. and that the section line raot!
| running east and west between section Tour q,
| Ave CD and the southeast quarter OF SIX to) anu
section nine ,9) aud eight t) aud the hoftneast
| quarter of seven @ in sown one % range II az
in said Webster comfy, from the poine wnese
said Il. & NJ. right OF way iDtersects the sAd
| sections four 60 and nine 80, to tha south-Mesi
| ted. has reported favorably and recommends
| that said roads be established and vacated Is
above setforta; and al! objections Thereto, CT
claims for damages. must be fled IN the couats
Clerks Office OF said county on or before nogl 81
Friday, September d, 1854. or such roads VIII bS
declared established and vacated as per prayer
of.pet ton withou reserenc,.
J.P. BAYHA, County Clerk.
Red Cloud. Neb., july i9, 1884 Iys5ap9rSa
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Bayard Taylor said Of Nebraska: THE
country Is one ofthe most beautiful 1
ever looked upon. ! am moro than
ever struck with the great difference
between this region and that to the
east Of the Mississippi. There Is none
pfthe wearisome monotony ofthe prai-
s as in Illinois, or swampy tracts as
IN Indiana or Ohio. The wide billowy
grey dotted ali over with golden island
Of hs Skest-the hollows dark ~giittoring
msizea Die park like clumps Of timber
along tlXthe course Of streams-these
were The ! terials which went to the
making upN every landscape. and Of
which, in Thy sweet, harmonious, pas
toral beauty, NEhe eye never gfows
weary"
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

FooD.-Some one who is not a French
cook, bat doubtless knows something
about the art, says that baking powder
should be made from cream tartar and
soda only. DeLand and Co., who are
large manufacturers Of saleratus and
soda, began the manufacture of their
chemical baking powder some time ago
on above principles and our merchant:
are now offering it to IN appreciativt
public. Sold in cans only.
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Joy, Joy to the World.

IF you meet a man who looks as If be
had lost all his friends, had his house
burned down, and business destroyed,
just make up your mind that he has
either dyspepsia or his liver is out OF
order. The best thing you can do for
such a woebegone individual is to ad.
wise him to go to A. Lindley's drug
store and get a bottle of DIR. Jones Red
Clover Tonic, which will cure him
without fail. Also an infallible remedy
tor pimples and blotches on the face
Only fifty cents n bottle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25
ALL FOE FIFTY CENTS.
The Chic, Five Months for risv Cents.

From this date we viii send Tho
Chief to any address until December l,
1854. for fifty CENTS. Now is the time
TO subscribe for campaign paper
We shall give all Of the campaign
news from this Ne on. The political
fight viii be ind lsing. hope our
friends viii ges a SIS for the Cam
paign Chief TdfnepeTson setting
up u club of fourS nss eaca, We
will send The Chf1 during thai
period. SsnaM& gdess at once
Write your ua1aeaiI rufEce address
plainly. PMS ssv Sid good fol
GO days. ReaiesnbS viii -send
you the paper hxe fnl us Tor 50 ceuts
We shall 6 atinne y pasiish al nff1s
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Excited Thousands.

All over the land are going into ecs-
over DR.. Kings new discovery for con.
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery
by the timely use Of this great life saw
ing remedIcauses them to go nearly
wild in its FSaise. 1t is guaranteed te
positiyely cure seyere coughs, colds,
asthma, hay fevcs, bronchitis. hcarse-
ness, loss of voice, or any affection o.
the throat and lungs. Trial bottles free
at Henry Cooks drug store. Large
size $l.OO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

THErepublican electors Of the Eighth
Judicial District Of Nebraska are invit-
ed 70 send delegates FROM the several
counties to meet in convention at Ok
ford, Furnas county, Tuesday, August
l9, 1884. at II o'clock a. m, for the
purpose of placing in nomination q
candidate for district attorney Of said
district. and transacting such other
business as may properly come before
said convention. The several counties
are entitled to representation as fol-
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rNAlp NOTICE.

Land 0Gce, Bloomington, Neb.. July II. fs4-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
l Y follow inc nun.i settler his f1td notice Oh
his intention 10 make fasl proot in sappcFt of
his claim, AMI thlt said proof viii be made D.
county. a: Red Cloud, Neh, or Saturday, August
Is, 1854, viz:
ALONLO TIRE.
HID entry No. sSs. sar the sw or OF section ~,
town ;, north range u, west. He Hames the sci-
lowing witnesses tn prove his continuous resi-
dcnce urcn ard cultivation Of said land viz
james LOckhes<f. JE, Ashley Nexander, Satas
Lockheart, John Washcs. al OF Catbcrfor Neo.
q b W. SHITEkR
MY lSaasI Eagistcrs
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oppEg TO SHOW CAUSE.

TIE MATTER oF TIE ESTATE OF
sasaaei Sarskr, late 81 WEBSTER ceuniy, Nc
bf7sks. deceased
T7.is cause cosai1g on for hearing uiSn Tie !,
tsti.m - Ns-y A. Ga-fsr, sxecstrfx14 tse eStsss
Of Sarsufi a. Gsrscr, 3ats ii webster Ss4ass,
Nebraska dareasai. praying sh-f tsfs" 10 iva
her 70 sois-cg dea.S stih z-i l4Y ci1sr0 zgz2F,
said estate: zsd tlsat K Is requisite AID nsfesssTs
tlsf IN exfer.s5aa OF tia - ssaaiea bsr Gr - !
purpose rrtG November NH. ISL " ~ ter1-
fcrr cnferest. Hast al lsrsoss ard errrifdfS sass1f
esssd Is sad estate. sr-e1r before ne al nay
Nebraska.
On Saturday. ysiy 2s.1. ~ 1874,
81 10o.tt1cs p "a g. slu,y e.ztsi. Il ssy feeT have
who ttefraycr ~ We PC siscre5 snoska ne4 X
granted and the szseud.~3 - praFs-s iS- II i
II fREp sipCDC HfE1s sRsHsiaz<r ofg-erz
Circulation "a Webster county. Nenrzsk& SS
! bra>ka. far three cr.xS1zs3ise nseSS
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The Keyytonc OF HeaK

How can you expect tofee{Nell, OF
even enjoy life when you kFbout
with q hacking cough? The fooNp his
wisdom says there Is no curefor bu'
wise man hies him to 4. Lindtey,sVff Rg
store, and gets a bottle of DR.. Bigcld
Positive cure, and at once gete wv
A trial bottle costs nothing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25

take ltlsss hit % TIE ssthdafssFcsrnsr. ssa,
the Pfaisit4. tsars x1eher. fsed her petition IA
the eusce CITY etssk az Tire s.tssszcs soars,s IA lad
scndaas. the object and prayer of which Is TO up-
lain = decree Of diyoxcc y yf1cxtks ns.xr;ssoail
fcsn said defendant cn1he grvu1de % ~aaGisery
ard gynSs and waafou ueyfxtfclaaride s1< TIE
Of Sn<t<ient ahilfy - 20 do The e~defeudanl
hrnsy LebeF, MI tnt5e<1pe Ekc H6tice that b
Us rrquist 70 absseet1A3Hkf124d n NJ before
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GeasatIenai RepunIscan Ticket.
F,r Presidssss
ysnes &. Biafse,
Of Hal4e.
For ysce-frsfceas.
John A. l<sSan,
Of nts.osx

1T wac not ve-y many years since
that a young LADY. ressdisg less then q
hundred m les from Augusta. bIousLta
breach Of promise suit for e.maEcs
against O quite wealthy gentleman. who
hal been woos,tg her. she recovered
: 5000. This became the foundation ol
a largo fortune. The Ieiy lad two
brothers In ordinary circumstance rho
Irere employ.d by the day Ike thou
ands of ether workmen Tie brothers
fercd into business with the $500 ~
tai. They were shrewd. xndioday
~ NO OF the weslthiest trims in Tbs
employing "a large number d
M Ke.neLec (Sfe.) Journal.
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nis Nanable

to go through life Mth 'tsnags" in the
mouth, making the Meth foul and at
fecting the stomach. kkinds OF artl-
fetal teeth made at Mixers dental
rooms, over Sherer's drl}A ptose.
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ny respondent TO Tho Boston
1roN 1oes moi believe MIR. Mean 8
ncwl1 ed mir ship viii provo n
more p<1p BE tran ID ,se that have
gone beiCe b az. esd that the lift
ing screWh NJ prizontal screws will
ooniiict aut the whole thing will
have 70 be Nh ged. This thing OF
navigating sps kather unsaiistacto-
y It best, andN PEOPLE have any
saneuine faith AZ psentinventions.
however equipte4 y quite likely
there viii yet DO Az OF tho prob
lem. but tho prosenA 90 Is not too
encouraging. NJ
SrRAITos & SroKM's Ntss1set Lind
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A Blessing Ia all Mankind.

In these times when our newspapers
are flooded With patent medicine ad-
refreshments, ii is gratifying 10 know
what to procure that will certainly cure
you. II you + bilious, blood out of
order, liver inactive. or generally de-
bilitafed, there is nothing in the world
that viii cure YOU SO quickly rs cleo
tric bitters. They are q blessing to all
wankind, and can be had for only fifty
| cents a bottle, OF Henry Cook.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25
Don't Splll the Milk.

There is no use crying over spilled
milk" says the old saw. If you are
not only bald, but have no life in the
roots of your halr, there is no use cry.
ing owe that, either. Take both time
and yourselfby theiorelock while there
is a forelock left. Apply Parker's hail
balsam to Your hair before matters &c,
worse. 1t viii arrest the falling of ol
your hair and restore its original color
gloss and softness. It's a perfect dress.
ing vital, clean. richly periumed, cools
and heals the scalp.
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NATIONAL LlNE.-From Pier 3o. ~ r.
= FOR LIVERPOOL ANu QrEE.SfDWN
IGtpI ..Oct 2l. 93'nui I-pAfN Sow 2 o. M
LONDON ANu Pts MOUTH
IT w Nrn.. ti.. coo ~ 81 o. M.
saloon go g. O s'oerar ontwiri and prepaid pas
a.. tex ~. -l5bv 10 .I..u D.
Appit 10 4 ~ nuns T. Iaplg., % psffarv pioee
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SHERMAN 8. ROGERss SPEECH.

The applause accorded to Senator Hall had
scarcely died away When Mr.. White said I'VE all
enjoy some articles upon which the Government has
/ placed a duty, Let how can enjoy an
article OF home production personifed by the
Honorable Sherman :. Rogers. of Buffalo" Tho
handsome, kindly face of Mr.. Rogers found instant
favor with his audience and his earnest, eloquent
words made deep impression and were vigorously
appIauded lie said:
This political canvass ia not one that
stands still Tine and reflection. and the courage that
can nWays look falsehood out OF counenapce have
EN- peranbuating the country with what even
IL has ceased 10 alarm anybody Tie people have been
reading and hearing and brushing up their memories Of
the past They have been through the life.reco
OF James q. Blaine. Tremendous cheering They
know that character is not The product OF day year.
4It that In Il are the storms and sunshine Of
ihey have been looking FOR the evidence that he
m ru man out OF farthng or went back on his
pro,ises. ana they haven't found IT, Applause They
nave been looking for The proof that lie betrayed
OF Tue pubic trusts which the people who him and
loved him had confded to him. And they have not
FOUND u. Applause They have been looking for tho
Responsibilities he ever male rn 81 ts Sase 81
right And they haven't found IT. Applause. they
money for himself he ever led biz send Sta 20
meats which proved disastrous and which ne rot ONT Of
after the manner or the world and left bis friends 10
sufer And they haven't found IT, but they have found
just the contrary. lAppial-c.I
They have been looking him In the social and domes-
uc rea'oh, OF Ile as son, husband aud father and
nave been asking Themselves what American has purer
record They have been looking bin al-o as states
man and patriot and nqurng Wheeler IL l. any pys-
terry that IN the hearts OF the plain people Of whom Mr.
Lincoln used To speak. he f. than any
living citizen except perhaps the two great Generals
the war, anu they are compelled to answer no. APP
plnuse. "
And 20 say the Is moving on-the assault on
our loader has filed-and all see that the question
winch confront~ ~ not that ~ candidates hut she ques
ton Of parties That is the question. and Il cannot
e,aded much friends the enemy would ike 10
do II II they could That ancient ticican. Governor
Iiden comes ont OF the shadows and fanccs that he
the coming brightness OF Democratic sunrise when In
act the dry which h" remem down In the west
quarter of century ago. and can have morrow.
Hear his Of 10 the Democratic party again.
60 ye out 10 meet H." " so! 80 MOI" The old mans
-gucktng treble r. lost IN dcatonln chorus of dissent
Applause. Not the Democratic party. hut Cleveland.
stand aside old man! Don't you see you arc blocking
ftonnncd on Fifih Pnsc.
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to nsk the cabmen here to-day how they would Ike
such conversation as that. Upon the same principle
Won NAV 90 through all the workshops OF Europe and
Won will the little boys and little girls and young
girls and women performing labor that You would blush
10 see OF your servants do in order that they may
trial Would you tear down your industries and put
yourselves upon par with that class of people Cries
Of No.! There 800 inhabitants to the square mle
in Europe and there fourteen to the square ie III
this country. DO you people want to put yourselves
In competition with the 1901 lCrcs OF " MOI
Nowl II you do. work for that know
nothing up here at Buffalo. lLaughter.l | tell you
gentlemen that there il involved in this great poll
teal contest than any OF you OF. We have
built this country in twentyfour years the most
magnificent system Of industrial Labor that any Nation
on earth has We have accomplished IN
twenty -four years than any other Nation on ti"u
footso0 has accomplished in hundred years We ask
you II there is single weak place IN the Republican laws
during all that tmei lCrics OF Not The very last
act of the Democratic party 10 deny 10 the lapoI
ing people OF this country Homestead law. IL was
continued applause and cheers for Abraham IincoLl -.
If you going to elect James g. Blaine lfiithlsla,tc
cheers for Blanel-if there were not IA son
tary line in his platform, there IL hot
labOrcr in this country who does not know every pln
ciplc that he represents But ask any man n ne can tc
Us what Grover Cleveland rcprcscnts Laughter hnu
hsscsl As Mr.. storrs said the other day am com
PEELED to give nv authority-Mr. Cleveland wrote 10
somebody In Illinois that he would lea th"n up ~
reform -" the idea of Mr. Cleveland ever ehiing any
body. Why. lac even led his own boy py the manu-
Cheers. laughter and Kisses
At the close Of General Bussey's remarks even
ing was already beginning to close in ana e. me
baud played The Star Spangled Banner tue
crowd gradually dispersed.
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Ceaal Noilccs.

SUPERIOR COURT of the CITY OF NEW
- lORk-The Uektograph M,nu'a curing C,m auy n
New.lors plahtI1, hiram naa aud Solomon ltAn de
len lant-.
10 the above named defendants
lOl are h'rrnN summoned comp this
ACTON ihi 20 serve copy o. plaintiffs
attorney within tNtnts after the seVtce o.
mons exclusive OF the Jay Of service
ue 20 app az OF answer Judgment viii be taken agnstyou
Dated New.lork, August 20, lSsi.
~ RICHARD J MORRISON,
PllnuRs Attorney
once and II. O address No. l5I Nassau NeS.lor.-
10 Hiram Kan and KaR aeltul. above named
Ihe foregoing summons y puJ1caton
pursuant To orrr OF Hon Hoo Worst o. The
Just Of the superior Court h Sewiork dated
september 10, Is and ne with the complaint IN the cce
OF the Clerk Court day the County
House In the city aforesaid.
Dated New.IOrk, sept II, 1884.
RICHARD J. MoRRIssoS. Plaintiffs Attorney,
l54 Nasaaa. st. NeV.x0rk
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mn moan srIlLrr MrrrlNn


SENATOR HAtr. sutnNtv g. huurts tSD SENATOR
NirAptttY fnr srrAFFnsi
THE nn,si body ~ mpn ptpt saw 10 % raiadu. %
remarked shnfnau 3, ilueuis ur ilnlialu "a The
iilaihp and Logan tlhh uf tho dfY goods trade
marched post lhn stand ~ fad-lt, and ,,hahsn
piafs, NV opiuinh exactly" said senator i,usane
iialn ut Maine The rluh marched with the PIE
,ison OF Veterans Zach mambet wore % badge
and 70 uatty httle cane carried at present" Aud
they wildly chrefrd =, v White, who presided at
tAls meeting. 49, he opened the pro .oedngs Broad
IT.. from Heavier 10 WalI-,t, and as far past hat
thoroug far, a. could be- seen from the stand, was
so.Id.y pao ked with men. The Windows of every
building in the vicinity were crowded. Men clus-
tered about the steps and all othe points of VAN
tale like bees. The air was full of liutterng white
stTcamcr~ al paper thrown 10 the breeze 10y kepuh-
licans V 10 wee unable to neglect their business
for more an q few moments. Cheer after cheer
arose fIom the ranks oi the various organizations
for Blame and Logan and for the Republicans OF
Ohio. storm of cheers greeted Mr. White as he
removed his hat AMI opened the meeting. lie
said that IN tine first political campaign OF
which lie had any remembrance there had
been popular refrain entitled; on. nave
You heard the news from Maine'' shout that
made the wcik ia ring told how well the speaker
had struck the popular chord. " That there may be
introduce 10 your notice senator Eugene Hale, of
Maine Some minutes elapsed before Mr.. Hale
could obtain hearing lac vast audience gave
cheer after cheer for the man from Bainc'a STATE
and for The nan from Maine
SENATOR HALE'S ADDRESS.
The men who listened to Mr.. Hale were capable
OF approaching bis sentiments, and repeatedly
Cheered HIM. senator Hale said:
Frtrow CITIZENS: Tho business OF this country mas
always been aud Is to-day largely affected by c loy
and course 81 the political party which admlhsteis VIC
government do not mrau 10 say tlat grass may XIV
IN the streets OF NcWlork or Boston, or fhl'il" o
Chicago other Of great centres a. the result vi
any political calamity which may all upon ~ but so1cr
thcuchtlul men will bear me out IN declaring tbh re
peaioily during the as twenty-five Years tue course
taken by the party power has brought safety 10 te
country IN its business applause while the policy Az
NOcaied by the party opposition would have mOught
disaster would be- diECu IN al NcW-l Ofk
city 10 nEd who does not zee clearly IN ~ IL Is
better for those living II wal DO Tor the genera
unborn, that the southern Rebellion was put doNl
and that live under restored union. Applause
how great part or the substance OF the
people would have gone 10 maintain the military estaeo
shuents of great Nations D ing along border thrb
miles IN length and 10 pay for the wars which
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l. American in' for -. ThOTas. Para Maranhlm
Perndnpuco. Baha AMI Rio de fanoirO.
i!eglnt PASSENGER accpnulbt Tc iuced
-. ADVANCE captain Beers. from Robert stores
BIoo- yn. TUESDAY, October at N and ~ " ort News
Va, Friday, october "a. az = p. m
". ROW ELI, secretary and Treasurer 81 Broat.s,.
- PA u. + GERHARD co, Frt and Pass Agents. st
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4 NClIOR LINE.-U. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
- GLASGOW via. LONDONDERRY.
boiVia...Oct .. am. AgciOria Nov. y 10 an.
be'ohia .;.....NoT 5pm CIfCAss Nov. 5,3 pm
,abin passage, sOt % 80 HccDp ieltss. So.
- FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
CITY OF ROM t......... saturday Nov 1 3pu
Saloon passage. $50 10 100 s,cDna-c as so.
>tccraye either service so
HENDtR,ON BROTHERS. Agents. Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and direct line TO the south % France,
on, - NEN.Yll IS AND BORDEAUX DIRECE
CHATEAU LEOVILLE .............. saturday. Nov
CHATEAU LAtIIE ..-............. Wednesday Now ID
CHATEAU NOUEN N.,lDa -,itv Nov 20
From rrcntic sSOre-" near Wi-st ferry BROOKLYN.
travellers for France, span ard T1y. Pyrene-s. Pau
NIcr cc VIII save time m exp by tax this line
Ff~t CABIN incu ling wlne So to loo second abln f55
storage 40. For passage appyt 20
L. L. Bot LANCER. 80 Beaver.st
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Nco>-l-rr>cr og Mr. CLEVELAND.


The candidate ~ IT, Democratic party. however.
cse- l-ef for not Swing hl, opinions ca the ground
That ihr Presidency b. only executive Office whereas
elected. lie would IN hi. very .-t message be obliged
10 give , opinion upon ever question 81 public impOr
lance. lAIiau-c.I There D. other suggestion that
De make. 'Lr'r - absolutely measure that he recon-
mcud- 10 Inc people - The United states
that TIE President shall hold office FOR only four
years That seems 60 DE au effort 10 hedge against Bainc-
election. Laughter, II b, Noi practical measure
far -, Ac j, concerned, am Renewed laughter
and applause.
one single observation further and give way 10
man whom -Ldil u" a. 2dd 0 hear a. you wilbur dis
tugllshcd friend Nj Alexander sullivan. Applause
and cheers Tor sullivan This a. extraordinary
pa-l IN another respect At Mason and DlN0n's line
arc met y the Democracy Of the South holding under
look ana key lob electoral votes They arr ready de
liver them Oh ;ho ith 81 November they went to the
Chicago Democratic CoAycution with these
votes in their hands. month. I'm advance.
saying 70 the northern democracy, Choose any
man you please who gain f0ry eight votes more.
matter whom u" l.. You need not cuu-r Bayard be
has q record You need not choose Thurnnn for hon
orahic gentleman and nD!' lawyer as he H. he has
record you need not cho"-" ll.Ldfok- for H. hr- an
awful record Great laughter You need not Oh osc
VI Donald FOR De- has record. Choose uu who has
ever been leading senator or Representative Ia con
grc-s, because you dare not him: he would be- de
fcatrd Take any other man - they looked about for
mai-to please whom mot the great Of the Dem
ocratl" party ur IT. Leaders, bat who would please
curtis aud Carl schurL Great laughter But forty
eight Northern votes deliver the whole
Nation, bound nand and foot into the hands of solid
South. Yet there who have the audacty, with
100 votes behind them to rcproaeh with the charge
Of sec onais. Seven OK eight OF the s""'h.rn States
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ped STAR LlNR.-ror Antwerp and PARIS

TIEIJ ; AN IN i-,-FOr AntMrrD and I'arIs
~ sailing from NeN-fork and Antwerp every SATURDAY.
\ .t"l y -. .-hturt n, oct -J I3J .
WEST NLANU ........ Hatur a., o. J. 40 m
saloon rio TO 30. eNcni sion 10 Ia go "a lin
tIu excursion 80 strer4re outward prepaid from
Anihfrp It's excursion 40. including hetlhg eio.
PETER WRIGHT * Sons. GtuIAg't,. 81 broadway