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PrIne FiCht md nenIsnn.

DENIsoN, Feb. 26.-[Special. "A prize
fight, with soft gloves, tonight, be-
tween John Moore, middle-weight
champion of Denlson, (late of Colorado),
and Con Morris, champion of Illinois,
for 800 side was easily won by Moere
in three rounds. Though we'll matched
in weight, Morris stood no show, and
was knocked down several times.
A FULLER REPORT.
DENIsoN, Feb. 26.-lSpecial. "A prize
fight occurred here tonight at the
National theatre for r purse of 800, Mar
quis OF Queensbury rules. to finish,
between John Moore, champion middle
weight OF Colorado, and Con. Morris,
champion of Illinois. Moore has very
costly gold medal, given by the Police
Gazette, and Morris has the belt OF
Illinois. Time was called at 10 O'clock.
Both contestants responded promptly.
The first round was consumed III test.
| ing each other. But few blows were eX-
changed and no kn0ckdown.
| Second round: Mosre pushed his OPP
ponent hard, gaining six or seven
| knockdowns.
| 1t soon became apparent that Morris
! was no match for Moore.
Third round: Moore punished his
man horribly, knocking him ont OF
time.
The police interfered about the time
Morris threw up the sponge.
Moore was not injured in the least in
either round.
The result of the fight was quite sur
prise to everyone, as it was expected &c
he hard contest.
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Gillian Notes.

VALPARAISO, Fob. 90. Subscriptions
for the relief Of the distressed in the late
disaster at Audalusia, Spain, both here
aud in Santiago, have amounted to ST..
$50, and are still being augmented.
A CHANGE.
SANTIAGO, Feb. 26-rhe French min
lister TO Chilli, Mr., PASCAL De Pratt, has
been replaced ny Baron Do Pierre De
Saint Didier, acting general consul Of
France In Hamburg.
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Some Daisy Libel suits.

NEW York, Feb. 26.-On February 10
Cyrus w. Field sued for libel Henry
Labauchere, editor orthe London Truth
writ for libel on Field was served on A.
Oakley Hall, the London agent of the
New York Herald and another writ was
issued agains James Gordon Bennett.
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7es ELM STREET.

Hughes, New York.; A G. Richardson.
San Francisco; w o Davis, Gaines
Vile; Rob w Saunders, Galveston;
NJ Sheets, Dan @ Ripley, Pittsbufg,
Pennsylvania; o Hasse, Buffalo, New
York; @ Is Thomas, New York; II g
Brown, Longview, Texas; II n Thomas
st. Louis; @ Grizolle, Kansas City; W
+ Adams Sow York, William NJ Rob
ertsoD, Quincy, Illinois; A Childress,
Terrell; ID Crawford, New York; S NJ
Young, Tennessee; n Leedond, Kauf
man, Texas; II Lakeland, jr, X NJ
Harmon, st. Louis; John A Marks
Richmond, Virginia.; II Turner, Geor
gia; w Il Manson, Max Stiefel, Calves
ton; NJ N De Wolfe, Philadelphia;
Chas A Bragg, Philadelphia; G. W
Pasco, Sherman; A Il Watts, Weather
ford; l. A Pres, New York; @ w Mer-
chant, J \ Berry, Abilene; II S Calbrat
and wife, Ennis; ii B Chapman, X
Richardson, Chicago; l. Cartwright, San
Augustine; : G Bright, Litlle Rock; j
NJ Wilcox, Mckinney; Mrs n p Wilcox
Columbia, Missouri;J w Finley, q W
Choate, Sherman; q Fordham, X N Nc.
Kay, Waco; Dan Stuart, City; VIM
Craig, Texas; Ii Martin, Hearne.
---------e----
Tom Lacy for carrying a pistol, was
fine SOS and cost in the county court
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Peruvian Pointers.

LIMA, Feb, 2G.-Tho United States
squadron under Admiral Upshur is ex-
pected at Callao shortly. lei Triluena
states that tho sons of several families
had engaged in Callao as workmen on
he Panama canal, but their mothers
heariEg of 1t have presented themselves
before the authorities demanding their
retention,
Elpais has published the correspond
ence between Plerola and the President
of the United States which took place
in 1882 on the subject OF American inter-
venton,
Births for tho month OF January, 1885
Total 3j3; legitimate, l5S, illogitimato,
1876. Deaths, 377. From tubercular con-
sumption, 60; pneumonia. %; inter
militant pernicious fever, q; tuborcu'
lar meningitis, 10; small pox, 80; ty-
phoid fever, Is; euterites, %; other dis
eases, ITO,
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Going to Fxpel Them.

PARIS, Feb. 26.--In accordance with
tho requost Of prince Hohnloke, the
German ambassador TO France, the
government has ordered the expulsion
Of German socialists concerned Ia tho
riot which occurred on the occasion OF
the funeral of Jules Wales, the well
known socialist Journalist.
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A Murder Near Fort sill.

GAINESVILLE, Feb. 2d.-lSPecial.l-
News has just reached here of the wan
ton murder of l.. G.. Granthsm, near
Fort Sill, Indian Territory, last Sunday
night. About $3.50 o'clock Mr.. Grant
ham was sitting in his house with his
wife and daughter, when they heard a
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Conclusion Of The Congo Conference,

BERLIN, T,h. 26,-The Congo confer
ence had its final sitting to-day. Bis
marck presided. lie expressed great
satisfaction that an agreement had
been reached and gave resume
of the various points of tho pro-
gramme. He paid special
tribute to the conciliatory spirit tho de,-
egates had displayed, aud alluded to the
formation OF tho new Congo state as ono
OF the most valuable aids towards
rendering tho work OF the conference
lasting. Ho concluded by thanking the
delegates on behalf OF Emperor Will
Ham. Count Delaunay, tho Ital.
ian ambassador, retained thanks
20 Bismarck on behalf of the
delegates, and said the success OF the
conference was largely due TO Bis
marck's Efforts. Bismarck then an
nounced that the African International
association has siguided its adhesion
to the decisions OF the conference
and that the documents had been sign-
cd by tho president, Strauyh, on be-
half of the association, The dole
gates then signed the dOcn.
ments, Ii In number, and the
conference was declared closed. Prosi-
dent Strauch, who had arrived mean
while, received congratulations from
all the delegates.
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Rather Roundabout Dynamite News.

KEY WEST, FLA, Feb. 26.-Mail adj
vices from Nassau, N. H., state that
dynamite scare is prevailing, and that
public buildings are being carefully
Guarded dAv and night on account Of
adyices received hat plot was dis
covered in New 3-.t which threatened
tho colonial building.
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Alleged Posto(iico robbers.

HIco, Feb. 26.-(Special.l- United
States Marshal A. X. Brown returned
from Hamilton to day with three pris-
oners, Curtis aud Moore and Albert
Bruner, charged with postotlice robbery
at Pottsville. They are to be taken to
Waco, for trial by the federal court.
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Private Iinardlnr.

Mrs. Mary Hammond, widow OF
& pit. i. NJ. Hammond) has rented that
large aud comodious house OF Mr.. Wood
$50 Commerce, and will have rooms ele'
ont board. Table board by the day or
month,
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Reported Massacre of Catholics.

PARIS, Feb. 2G,-The Catholic mission
airy organ states that several hundred
Catholics, residents of Yum Nan, have
been mas sacred, In obedience 10 secret
orders from tho Chinese vicerOy.
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Sanger Bros ., Clothing Department

sanger brpa - tlothins department
has proven itself reliable aud up with
the times ~ the recent sales OF the
damaged stock ETC., which were so
largely advertised, did not make the
slightest impression upon our trade, we
met competition, IN fact wo are always
leaders OF low prices, and our sales arc as
large as ever. We would doubtless
have shown an Improvement over Jan
uary aud FEBRUARY OF last year, were IL
not for tho general cry OF hard times.
We are still Offering you reduction OF
10 per cont oil all clothing; we will soon
take Otfth,s reduc don, We ar0 await
ing eur new stock, which IL en- route
now, and therefore keep trade lively.
There are some excellent suits In stock
they rte medium weight goods, just tue
right Kind for spring Wear, oar shirt
sale IL meeting with much success.
SANGER Bros.
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Earthquake shoeka.

VIENNA, Feb. 2G.-Thoro were three
violent shocks Of earthquake at Tomes.
var, Hungary, last night, aud another
of less severity to-day. No reports OF
damage yet received.
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The Proper Caper.

LoNpoN, Feb. 26.-England has re-
fused to recognize tho French declars-
ton making contrabaud of war, IL
found, Of vessels bound to or from
Chinese Dorts,
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PARIS, Feb. 2G.--Adyicos from Hong
Kong state that Admiral Courbet, com
manding the French fleet in Chinese
waters, has taken measures to enforce
the French declaration against rice as
contraband of war from this date,
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whole affair was concocted by the
foreign police for the purpose of alarm
ing England and inducing her to become
nparty to the proposed international
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Tho Army EstIinnin,.

LONDON, Feb. 20.-The army estimate
for the year 1856 amounts to el7S2),7OO.
This fsum includes tho expenditures
which tho Soudan expedition necossi-
tate
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7os ELM STREET.
PERSONAL,

$, G. Bright, Little Rock, is stopping
AZ the Windsor
J. w. Finley, Of Sherman, is al Oh
Grand Windsor.
II. j. Lakeland, IT,, of st. Louis, is a
guest of the Windsor.
Judge A. II. Watts, Weatherford, is u
guest Of Windsor hotel.
l.. Cartwright, San Augustine, is reg
istered at the Windsor.
@. A. Mahonoy, newspaper man
from III PasO, is in the city.
Mrs. Elias Blake of headaches is
visiting the family of DR., l.. Elliott.
Dan G. Ripley and NJ. Sheets, of
Pittsburg, are registered at the Wind
sOr.
Mr.. John l.. Hogan returned yestor-
day from the exposition, and will locate
IN Dallas.
Goo. II. Davies, editor aud proprietor
of the Cross Timbors, Bowie, Texas, Is
| in the city.
Col. and Mrs. c. G. Slaughter who
have been visiting the New Orleans
exposition, have returned.
s, O. Bright, OF tho Arkansas Gazette,
liz Ia Che city, and made tho HERALD a
| pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. j. Dupuy, Dallas cotton buyer,
was summoned suddenly, aud lett Tor
New Orleans yesterday, on account OF
the eXtreme Illness of a near relative.
Mr.. w, III. Patterson, representing the
Thompson Drug company, OF Galveston,
returned to Dallas last night, after n
highly successful trip to the Pauha die.
MIR. Patterson, we understand, Is u can.
didato for postmaster of Dallas.
Col. II. Smyy&, ,no talented and
Gani"' "dii@cf u. la MeUtheriord Times
is in the city, The colonel is the warm
personal friend OF Samuel j. Randall
and says that gentleman will loo tho
next president of these United states.
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was EnpInnd IIonxrd2

PARIS, Feb. 2o,---It is now alleged by
those who declare that they know, that
the recently reported congress OF dyna-
miters in this city was hoax that the
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VERY LOW PRICES
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and
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Sensational HARDER Trial in KOutuCI

Sensational M1rder Trial In kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 26 The examining
trial of A. NJ, McBowling, who killed
Onicer Gill and abducted Miss Scott, be-
gan at Mount Sterling to day. Two at
tampts wero made by CLIPS brothers to
shoot McBowlinG, bat they were pre-
vented by the officers. There is much
uneasiness and McBowling's friends,
it rumored, will burn the city to res
cue him.
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! III NOIT L0TCET TO HAVE sETYoF
Ii IUU Wish PsarIy White and Sound res,.

by Using NIORLEY'S oFiDONTO regularly
Liquid a and
Wholesale CROwDUs DRUG co Dallas Toxas
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VS. Slmpkins, Corsicana; r \ Dea-
ton, Columbus ohio; S Wilson, Wax
ahachle; + Manohaver, Los Angeles,
CALIFORNIA;; O ID Critz0r, Fort Scott, Kan
sas q "A McCarty aud mother, owens
Texas; l. 5 Thorne, New Orleans; ID X
Meade, Taylor; ] IL Weber, Bonhami
ID Staples, Houston; Ben II McCul-
Tough, huntsville; Eug ne Still, Kemp
VIM. Pyatt, Louisville, Kentucky; A NJ
Smith, QUINCY, Illinois; NJ 4 Brown
Ty Ter.
AT THE WINDSOR.
Miss Ada Iorkes, Austin; George N
Israel. Marshall; Howard 5 Baker, New
York, II q A Meln, Kansas City; w :
Dickinson and family, st Louis; JohI
Bacon, Denton 9 M Cellcr, w
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erved
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1885-11-18
Mayesburg.

tanners are all busy gathering
aeiE corn.
Jimmy Hanks was al the burg last
neck summoning men for the Leabo
ET. The people are ready tor a
aal that viii stand the test of the
apreme court.
The Smoky Row school was out
q uf;i! the next term of court VIZ
|anno' see the policy OF paying zoo
: 800 dollars law expenses where
70 would settle the matter. Let
&c isxpa, els settle tie matter and
|ase their tred,t and money.
! wedding Is talked q 70 take
sce Sunday. the 18th Ne extend
|osra,uiatIons.
Mrs. Walker has been quite sick,
si's getting better.
'a''i EFtlin2n talks ~ selling taS
aali Route.
We are waiting the <. Is. y =.
afoaj, 'ajked. ot which will ruu
[e'hewhsfe in Mlngo township
'aere wound be no troublein getsin2
g nsht 81 way through here
Mss l-mna Black returned i
aTfens.,1@ 10 school. last Frjis.Y
iee Naycshurg dcha,ing >oc'efE
'oaf .ssll9e. We hope soa1e goa,
4'sht. which only needs sieve,s,I'
|'sm. 10 becon,v famous. will et'
1aee ire opportunity. "TAKE.
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-rfaans Co1dl-lc,
EcwGer IL a5sol1ssE
-- and hlEEy con
rs-e5- oCs o1r@
= worth O pcEC1 .
es1s- kind :
Fz 3 De13c- :
rk-ez viii
11 TvZeS
~-7 II s-=
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.oRRESPONDENCE.
summit.
nor variable.

G,ather variable.
l 1fsn is selling 70 feeders at 25c's-
e,.ie Macy, George Che>tham
robn Jackson each got their
.cbes frost bitten on last Thurs
aight.
I,souire Wright IS using peach tree
]. and Tafa Tolu as a substitute
rpbacco.
| Squire Redman has returned from
x;;.i. to friends and relatives in
,ver counties north OF this. lie
/ .1s OF having enjoyed himself
sk away.
| VS. Ida Wiley will spend few
~. at Eldorado Springs in COM
:, with Mrs. Fannie lett, whose
[.,s she will be while there. She
Bgtlrr Saturday morning tor that
sin.
Doss are selling at one dollar per
In the Summit market. 1t O.
+ wants a few more he will please
,aaound as we have an eye on a
abat can be bought cheap.
ob what a corn husking time !;
ching to break its monotony except
!. oessional soul stirring song from
L. S;ubblefield.
NED. \. Thompson delivered
.:se speech before the Summit III
,r society on "Wednesday night.
ssiect, ''Our National Finance" "
A.. T. Macy has left tor Cooper
univ. Mo, and will put in his time
ding territory for a washing ma
an. which he IS now manufacturing
his township.
Lat Friday being the twenty-hrst
sasersary OF the wedding of Squire
/, B. Innis, his friends and neigh
los wishing to show their apprecl-
zion Of the worthy Mr.. | and his
xy. took them by surprise and
s.u, il with their baskets well-tilied
nth the most choice Wand, and
sesd them on the 'Squires own ia
II md all had good time together.
Il. SAYS he never enjoyed himself
s.sr and wishes to return thanks
b hs friends for their kind token OF
speet.
Nm. White has left for tssse Indian
Tzntorv where he will play the role
i "row-boy" in the future. j. w.
asdmond has been appointed to hll
}. unexpred tern, OF MIR. w. as
Persons vino seek to pass time in
be social circles of their neighbor-
iood and will at the same tiEe leave
pis open at night that expose their
lsghbo,s crops &c, to damage, are
'a worthv ;t.,, respect OF the worst
esegade much less that OF their
eghbors and deserve to be made
abEc. OBSERVER.
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BOLD ATTEMPT At ROBBERY.
Judge d. Geptuae's Residence VISIT
ed By Thieves.

/ O'Clock. the farm fe>iienCe OF
! II. Z. Phi.hrick. abou tnE-r miles
| southeast OF Rich Hill, u =, ;a>rn in
bv two ie lows who i.ria' = - the
organization known as IN 5tif .)ToWl
ers.' They made a iiuitj. = a:tenpt
to gain access to the i,ursii,g / rough
a window, and while thus 5u,ily en-
gagged Nj PhlIhrick tur:1~ use at
them the contents Of a heatIi. .Daded
shotgun, the charge tearing away
and completely demoii-isi:lr the
entire window. Mr. P al once went
outside the house. expecting TO find
his victims PROSTATE upon the ground,
but discovered that they had fed.
AS to whether any of the shot took
effect, it was not definitely ascertain
ed. On examination.1t was discover
ed that one OF the parties was barefoot
while the other wore a large sized
pair OF brogans. II is the supposItion
that the party barefoot had she'd his
foot wear preparatory 30 making :,
tour oil the premises, but the shot gun
part OF the adventure suddenly put a
quletus to the affair.
Not being satisfied with the result
OF their attack on the premises OF
Phllhrick, they at once proceeded 10
the residence of Judge \. Neptune,
about one mile distant. and there
made their second rand One Of the
two succeeded III getting into tie
house through the door, it being
unlocked, and immediately went TO
the sleeping apartment OF the judge
and quietly slipped his pantaloons
from under his pillow, and from
them distracted a SIN all wallet con-
taining about three dollars In small
change. He IS also loser Of silver
watch and chain valued at about $50.
III LOElt WIFI Il t1cEdEu IS-
porter, Judge Neptune stated that he
realized what was gong on and felt
the pillow slip from under his head,
but was unable to arouse himself
sufficiently to defend himself from
the attacks of the thieves, hence was
the loser of the watch and money
referred to. This morning the stolen
trousers we're found IN the yard about
one hundred yards north of the house.
No clue as to who the parties were
| and where they came from or IN
what direction they took their de
parture, has been obtained, and it is
supposed they were tratnps travelling
ever the country taking in everything
in their way.
/ Two sneak thieves also attempted
~ burglarize the residence Of John
! Blanchert between II and I O'Clock
! this morning hv climbing to the roof
of the kitchen TO reach an upper
window. One of the men had reach
ed the roof when Mr.. Blanchert ac-
cidentaliy awoke and discovered
them. They made their escape while
he was securing his gun with which
/ TO tender them a fitting reception
Rich Hill Herald OF the 18th inst.
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JAMES SMITH.
GREAT STORY 4: 4: :: !: r: !: : !: !:

in. published II our family, weekly pa
per Also each week we give 4 sermon
hv REV. T. DE WITT TALNAGE,
feature alone worth the price We charge
Tor the whole year. In addition to the
continued stories, weekly sermons by
Brook, Ms most noted Divine, ard gen
eral literary miscellany, every issue con
tains the following: illustrated sketches
o. prominent men, letters from all parts
OF the world, news OF the week, happen
ings OF interest in Missouri .and Kansas,
tail and reliable market reports. politica.
goinEs-on. Washington news and special
departments carefully edited for Farmers
Little Folks the Family Circle and busi-
ness men generally. The present pub
fishers have conducted THE TINES for
X wears and have learned by experience
that genuine merit wins more friends
than ANYTHING else. The public can
therefore relv on Us 10 add every i'm
prove:nent desirable, and % spare no eN-
neDSe il keeping our paper a the head
We are encouraged bv ouf largely III
creased list OF subscribers, now nubeTIns
over 1000. % continue The Reduced
Price OF >. 90 = year, and will therefore
receive subscriptions a. this low price.
Every Democrat, Every Western Man,
Every Inte1.igegr Newspaper Reader !.
this section viii find something every
week in The TINES worth our price oi
500 q year Specimen copies f~ee- Re
nit Ov postal note, rn0nev order l3r E-1--.s
tered letter. 10
Il. TIE TIMES, Kansas Cjtv, III
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sponse from all interested counties,
and that Senator Plum b and his as
soclates will be prcsent.-Clinton
Democrat.
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MON NEYY!!
MONEY. .

Parties wanting 20 borrow money on Farms
remember
Ist That we cen lend money cheaper than
anybody
md In any sum from slG0 to $40 .9yo. and on
time from six months 10 five years.
9rd Interest and Principal can be made pay
able al any day and interest stopped
4th. Have almost million dollars already
loaned and doing a larger business than ever.
9TH. We keep money on hand to loan if you
have good security and clear titles you don't
have to wait
eth We have two sets OF Abstract books made
bv different parties and make Abstract OF Titles
by one set and compare with the other and can
thus make Abstract Of titles that are absolutely
correct and We will stand responsible for them.
sth Have been here long time and expect
10 stav while longer.
~th Make loans with or without Commission
sth. Invite you 10 come and see Us and have
ourterrns, rates and etc explained TO you before
making application elsewhere
10th Our Office IS with the Butler National
Bank, Opera House Block, Butler, Mo
WALTON & TUCKER
Land Mortgage Co.
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ST. LOUIS & Emporls Railroad Meet
ia Clinton Dec. Is

Senator Plumb writes another let
ter 10 Clinton this week, He says
the st. Louis and Enporia has not
been sold. and is not likely 70 be.
He wants to know what the counties
along the proposed line will do TO
encourage the building Of the road
and says Clinton is the next object
i've point the road will strike for
trom Butler.
1t has come necessary 10 take
some prActlca! course. and viewing
the suggestions OF the Versailles Ga
zette a> a good one. ,ast delegates
be selected bv Bates. Henry. Benton.
Morgan and other Counties along
tnS line, - meet ,it Clinton, the com
n,stee of seven nj this place >ugges.
that tt'> course he adopted. ana that
TUEsLAy, THE * DAY oE DECEMBER
at =. NJ. we selected as the dav for
tins meeting. We hope this prop
osi,Iou ~ i, uscct with hearty re-
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