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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-10

For furnishing Medicines up1p n-,srrip,;or
OF lotuiy iHyirlAu for The districts wing N1J,
o. We ING frs'f. lur U3-us l>laui and FuI.,r
U.N' ior districts lying N.afl OF W4.rIir, III
lNH:gtS msslug bIt~ MUS; TO business IN m,
district !vT W5irh thrE tI1 N
A, uI the above bptS % be r.TfNr tow, or o,.
Z. year tom TIE DAT" o. signing ~ r.,rf-s, ''
k"1ri reserves lHc right 10 rrf,,t snv ~ a.
tI.i>. Iy uulyrCr Rusri MY ~ 90
n'"u CEAS. G. WOODS Crrr.
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PitLsburR.
TItusYille,
DBY GOODS.
NeW York.

NEW YORK, November 9,-DIy Goods
In the inquiry for vsI.iOuus Clesses OF met
c5andise there was i'm proyement but not
stuff cienily matured to report other than
transactions of a necessitous character.
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T., e. &C RAILROAD.

BsllsIre and Zaneeytlle hroughpaSsenger train
leaves 6sIAIrs At 800 a n, arrives Ct Bsllstrs At
40 !. N,
Woodsaeld passenger train leaves Bellsire st
O D. m, strives at Belisire At SC5 3. N.
Summerhsld Accommodation caves oeLAh ~
r2-N1 r, arrives At Bgllaire at HOS =. N.
An trains daily e~xceptsundSy. Central Stand
ari Time from BRllSire.
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Cincinnati,
PETROLEUM,
New York.

New YORK, November 0.--PetroIeuu-
Opened strong at S5sc, ana advanced to
sG!c in early trading, after which it de
Clingd sharply to size, The market then
rallied on Western buying and closed firm
at 95Ic. Consolidated Exchange opened at
S5Ec; highest Sc; lowest sc; closing at
S5Jc. Sales :, 239, 900 barrels.
OH CttY.
OIL CITY, November 9.-Petroleum-
Opened at 853c; highest S6sc; lowest SOC;
closed at e54c; sales 9ll,OOO barrels;
.c,eararcss . 129. 900 barrels; charters 6l,-
5s7 barrels; shipments SO.5S9, barrels;
rurs 43 $50 barrels.
PittsburE.
PTTrsBuRa, PA, November 9.--Petro-
leum-Dull and heavy; rpsned at e9Sc,
closed at s5sc; highest s65ci lowest ooc'
Bradford.
BRADFORD, PA, November 9.-PetIo-
leum-Orened at S5lc; closed at 85!c;
highest SEC; lowest S5c; Clearances l,l'2,'
900 barrels.
Tltusville.
TlTUsvILLB. November 9.-Petroleum-
Opened at s5}c; highest e6c; lowest e5c;
closed al S55c.
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DBeeIias 8s9isten
arautIsrs' &aidG

A RRTYAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AEXPLASkTloN OF REFERKNcs AAkAs; DslIy'
%SnndSy excopted. MONDAY excepted, gun
dsy only. lSaturtsy e1eSpted.-7o Meridian
GCfnbcr u, iSSs. wheeling time, which IN lust
ore hour earlier han Central Tine:
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n,mrxTnC THos. P. SIMEON, wat.
PATENIS ington, D. c. No stty's FEE
L until Psteut Ia obtained
Write for Inventors Guide Ap4R
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
In the Academy Of Music. New Orleans,
Iaeday, November u, 1883.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $780, 600.
IOe,O 900 Tickets at Twenty Dollar
each. Halyss SO; quarters %
Tenths - TWentfeths u.

al3I Prizes amounting tn-..------sl,Ui,oN
EoTE-Tfckc.E drawing Capital Prizes are no
entitled 70 terminal Pr1EeS
sS-For Club Rates, OF any further
aesiIed' write lepibly to the undersigned, clearly
Ssstjno vnrIr residence, with State, County, Stree
and Number. More rapid return mail deliver
viii be assured by your enclosing an kaTehop>
bearing your full address
Send POSTAL HOTES, EIpre2 LOFTY
orSers mr. New York Exchange In ordinary let
Ter. Currency b. Express (at our ezgense) 20
New Orleans, La,
Or; n. A. DAUPHIH.
Washington, ID. g.
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uyVEFLTNG AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w ON aud after saturday, october II, less
,-sins on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad
LII -,,r, 90 Enl1NEEs
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Oats-Steady; cash &c. Glover Seed
Active; cash and November s. 40; Deem
bsr S. 50.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES PILES. BURNS, CUTS. CORNS
C3UFSES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money aa3 Per Csnt'-Governments pu
and stsady-stocks Dull-fiour Duh ahd
Observation-Disclosures Dull.
NEW YoBR, November Mooney on
call easy at DAB pr cent; last loeh at n,
closed offered at 2! psr cent prime mer'
camille paper 4}s61 per cent; sterling
exchange dull at 4s4la4s6.
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HHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Time Table taking effect May 2th, 1@. PaA
senger trains will run - f~ollows-CentiA Tine
All trains daily except those marked hosf
which do not run on sunday:
A.. = LAo A ~. me-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-09

The Bienville New Era SAYS it is
''bound to regret the election of Mr..
White As a declaration of continued
hostility between the factions of the
Democracy of this State. which is sure
to eliminate in the disintegratien of
the party"
We nete that many others of our
country exchanges put the same con-
struction upon Judge Whites election,
and express their regrets that the in
fuence of the State administration
should have been thrown at all into
the senatorial fight. Most of them,
however, do Judge White the justice
to declare their. belief that he will
show himself, as the New Era ex-
presses it, Capable of rising. ahoxe
sectional and factionaf prejudice, SEN
timent and interest, and look after the
interests of the entire State.r
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START NEW INDUSTRIES.

WI
The Lake Charles Echo has these
words of wisdom on the subject OF
home industries
1--WE are glad to see that our eiti-
zens are growing in public spirit and
there is an inclination to cooperate IN
starting new industries. A determine
ton in this direction will set the
wheels of industry rolling and build
mp a city here of double its present
population in a very few years. With
home manufactures, home productions
and "A home market, wealth will accu-
mulate and the best of all the cream Of
it will remain in the town.
1t is just what the SENTINEL. has
been preaching TO n citizens for
years but somehow their spirit of con-
servatism is so strong that it will take
titanic efforts and persistent ieitera-
ton to shake them into progressive
activity. Our citizens must realize
that We are living in an age of progress
and push, and that the struggle for
life and advancement is daily growing
sharper and sharper. Competition in
every line of business is brisk. and
communities. AS well as individuals.
have to awaken to the live issues of
the day. and be quick to seize and i'm
prove every opportunity to further
their material welfare, or else they
will be outstripped in the race.
Thibodaux already has some facto-
ries-she has three foundries. two
boiler-shops. an ice factory and lesser
industries-which furnish employment
To a number of artizans. but surely
there is room, and plenty Of it, for i'm
provement. IT is time to set 1.-The
wheels of industry rolling" and with
the proper push and energy. aided by
our natural advantages, if We may not
hope to ''build up a city here of dou-
BILE it's present population in a very few
years,'a at least we can rest assured that
our town will be greatly improved,
and the material and social conditions.
of our people vastly advanced and
their happiness ssnsibly promoted.
These desirable ends are certainly
worth striving after. T.
There is no time to lose. Let the
ball be set in motion at once and kept
rolling until it does ''gather the moss
Of prosperity. Just wasting away for
want of thrifty hands to pick it.
Let us remember that next year the
Louisiana Press Association will meet
here and q town and country will be
written up by cores Of writer's and
editors from every part Of the State,
for the eyes of thousands of readers in
and out Of the State ; it behsoves us,
therefore, to trim up and to have some-
thing worth to be written about, if
We wish to derive some material bene-
fit from the meeting Of that powerful
association.
Merchants and business men of Thi-
bodaux ponder we'll over these mat
tiers and bestir ~yourselvss.
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Some New Exchanges.

We are pleased to place on II llst
the following new exchanges:
The Louisiana ChurcAmaR and Ia
dastriol Neus, a new weekly journal,
published every Wednesday al Bayou
Sara. and devoted to the interest Of
religion. immigration, agriculture and
the development Of southern indus
tries-all worthy objects. 1t is neat
in form and we'll edited.
The Osyka Too States, also a new
weekly. published in our sister State Of
Mississippi, in the town of Osyka. and
devoted to the cause of prohibition. II
is IA newsv sheet. with ii plenty of local
matter. which ought TO commend it to
its local readers.
The Vernon Condenser. published in
Leesville. i'll Vernon parish. This is
an old weekly which has but recently
found its way into IL sanctum. but it
is all the more welcome. We presume
the Condenser must be always highly
interesting. az it bears internal evil
dence of containing something Smart
in every issue. 1t and the st. Mary
Reriew. which is always ''Jolley,"
would make a splendid team to drive
away dull care.
Call often. new friends. and you will
always find a welcome place on our
exchange table and no lack Of good
company.
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The National Democratic Csnvea-
ton which met in St. Louis this weak
was the greatest gathering of Dome
Gratis ever known in this country. The
party leaders from all over the Union
were there, and great and unprses-
dented enthusiasm prevailed through
out. Grover Cleveland was renomin-
atec unanimously to succeed himself
in the presidency, and Allen G. Thur
man, Of Ohio, the graAA "Old Roman
Of the Democracy, was nominated for
Vice President.
For want Of space ~ have to foregs
in this issue any notice Of the platform
adopted.
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Proceedings:
w INV :
POLICE JURY.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

State of Lonisiapa. Parish Of La}purcha..
TdibsdauI, La. Nay 9, 1888.
fourche met TIL. day pursuant to adjourn
ment Of yesterday.
Presenf-Pre.iJent Coulon and Messrs.
Grisamore, Seely. Kraener; -Delaune, Moran,
C~heramie, Mathews and Ago. = >,
Absent IS. f0lses> T.. 49, .
4 synepsis sf the, prscesdiaxs Of y1stssdAy
was read and aieptad - each. ~
The Cenmittee On Chins, throaxk It,
chairman. NJ. Sealy, prssentod the following
report:
Thibolaux, La. Nav ., 1855.
To the President and lenbers 81 Tho Police
Jury:
Gentiemen-YsursC onmittes On Claina:Ye
when vaPisss elaine were referred, beg
leave t. say SHAT they have exsniasa the9
carefully and report fsvsrably On The fellow
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National Democratic Ticket.
col. I. d. MOORE.

The distinguished gentleman whose
name heads this article was a prolni-
nent candidate before the Legislature
fer the judseship of the Fifth Circuit
Court Of Appeals. He numbered
among his active supporters such dis
tinguished and prominent Democrats
as ex-Gov.' MeEnery, Lieut.. Gov. JET
fries, Speaker Henry, Col. Hollings-
worth, and from the start had the lead
of all the candidates. His nomination
by the caucus was conceded by all.
and his friends here and ~elsewhere-
for he has a host Of them throughout
the State-felt very sanguine of his
final success.
They were, therefore, greatly a.
founded to hear by telephone of Major
Beauregard's nomination, and could
not comprehend the situation until it
was explained by the city press.
1t is claimed that the failure of Col.
Moore to get the nomination was the
result of IN accident. The Colonel
pollel forty-thrse votes on the frat
ballot AID fsrty-foar on the second,
to Judge Blake and Major Besurs-
CARDS thirty-fve each. The rule lad
been adopted that on the third ballot
the candidate receiving the lowest
nunbsr Of votes shosld be dropped,
and At this stage some of the friends
Of Judge Blake begged the friends Of
Moore to lend their candidate , few
vstss. 20 as to save him from being
dropped. hoors's friends sequisseed,
and, acting without concert Of action,
gave - many votes TO Blake that
Noere came put one vote lower than
Bssursgard, thas dropping his name
from tho list. When his friends real
lied ths sitaation they became very
indignant, thinking that they had
besn trieked oat, and enough Of them
transferred their votes to Beauresara
to defeat Judge Blake.
The CITY Item gives the following
sccssnt Of tho matter, which 10 sab-
stantially the vsrsisa Of it Of all the
leading city papen:
The dropping Of Moore, who was
the leading candidate in the Fifth bis
trict, was accomplished in . strange
manner. It was really accidental, 10
ssne Of his friends claim. On the sec-
cad ballet it was a tie between Beau
regard and Blake, aud somo Of the lat
tsr's friends asked the Moore men to
give them . fow votes to ave his be-
Ing dropped. They did 20. bat gave
Blake too many votes, and the fatal
third inning resulted in the dropping
Of the lowest csndidato-n0Ore.
The SENTINEL sincerely regrets this
esatre temps which caused the Cslsners
failure in his laudable aspirations, not
only because its editor 10 pleased to
number him among his personal
friends, but alss because it recognize
his high legal attainnents and emf
nent qualifications for the position, a.
vol as the fact that tho bestOwal of
the office On him by the Democratic
party would have been > graceful re-
ward for the many services which 10
has periodically rendered the party in
tie past.
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RATE OF

For each square of ten lines or less. the first
insertion. 81 20. Second insertion. Is cents
per square. For subsequent insertions. per
equare 30 cents. Obituaries 10 cents per ,ine.
Professional and business cards. including
paper. will he published at the rate of 80 cts.
per SQUARE for the first insertion. and % cents
FOR subsequent Insertions
liberal discount 10 yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for office $40. TO be
paid for IN ADVANCE
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for q specified time will be inserted ill forbid
and payment exacted.
Persons sending communication 70 this pa
pct must always furnish their real name. TO
he Editors. We will not save or return re-
iecteG maHuscrip pts.
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ParsA Trsasaecr.
1bsssdss1. L.. lay u. lsoA
n. nath.v. 4. - aA.;r
n. Cosjsa e6ered to 1Silevi,r r...a,s,..
81 - spno ~ unaoinsasav s1esasS:
nn3kiveA, Tboe by ~ - ..sre.ee 1a.a,r
- II H. reeolni,en e0.reA - -, ~,
~ ~. eeoeoosiaems fa.1a r>.ci.:I ~
cDvoP a - eleiSe ooSseVei ~ ~. ~
n = IL infant Of - serv fAaS M .E;@.
80 = = - ~ SrsScr
a1RH - 81 ~ eI.in sSsiI ~
~ eAoirnae q - Yfneses 1;s@~;e>~.
nseioo 81 jeHp \. ~ - M: s1sos.l:
.n...a-.,, - s--,-
~. pAH ~. .: :Ae9 -
xs.eSce Ceoaae.
~ sss.,.S sIr "S toe 1872 q
49,. I. nOssHH:sr 49, Asese' - este.
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NJ. 0sahs~s in Tie chair.
The following rvoolatisu ~ e1breA By
Ns. 1T. 0rioapoeso. ao1 00s beisG lnly
eesssdsd, We usasinsssly sAeptsd ssA g.
AeceA sprsad alse The aissia:
keeelsed, That The shsahs 81 this jsry ~.
1ne SD are hereby sssdssed 70 nes. h.N.
CSuloa for his Able. e6icioat anA impartial
serviccs q presiding efBc~r sf THE jury for
the list four ysass.
fsosi4eat Csul0a expressed hA deep -
peecistiea u the kind retura ns1e 10 hin 6y
biz lfieode md isl,eW-snembers - cviAeoosa
~ the resslssiea Just aA0resA, and seaes1
further thst his saecsss nod efficiency =.
Peses4snt wss due in = great 0sasare - ~
kindpess, zeal and snited effort Of the sstirs
j.ry. and he begged that u wosid not b ses-
esdered sill .prsIse to siscerely thank theo
for It. snd bid them farewell - good aud
cieut public servsnts
President Coul0n in the chair.
The c0,aMittee sppO,nted to exxm:se And
cancel the vouchers Ut the Treasurer up 10
date, reported NJ follows:
Thiboiaax, La, NAY g. lSo9.
20 the Police Jury-The special esmaittss
appointed to examine the broke and vouchers
u the Parish Treasurer. present the follow
That they have examined all v0achsrs ssdy
eonpsrel tho ann with the bsOks Of ~
Treasurer snd HE report, and nao then -
agree and correspond, aud tui ther, We had
that oil vouchers have been properly co.,
erls4. We hand tho samu to the Jury With
th'sr report: t. be placed among the archives
Of The parish. b. r. 0kISAMORk,
l.. KkAEAEk.
On notion daily sersndsd and carried he
jury then sdfearssd, sasjsst TO the call Of
the chair.
H. n. COULOK. PrsL
c. l. HsssskA1. Cissk.
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In our Last issue We noted the cleo
tion OF Major Rene T. Bsaarsgard a.
Judge Of the Fifth Circuit Court Of An.
Psals, but lack Of space prevented any
further mention Of the ssbjeet.
Judgs Bsauregard 10 the son Of Gen.
G. T. Besuregard, \ Of Louisiana's
noblest cons. He 10 yet = youag mai
and having no personal aequaistancs
with hin W are glad t. learn from
our friend, Col. Moore, that he il we'll
qualified for the high position to which
he has been elevated.
May he, in another walk Of life, add
new lustre to the name already made
famous in history by his noble and il
lustrious sire.
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We learn from eur esteemed conteu.
" GA NJ n

We learn from cur esteemed conteu-
psrary, the St. Mary Rerier, that:
Aessrs. DreibholE e. Martin, at the
Ramos, have raised and reofed their
new iron building, SOx4o feet, two
stsry, to b used - . sash, blind and
door factory in connection with their
saw mill. The necessary machinery
will be put in, and it is expected to
commence operations within the next
months.
We trust these gentlemen will sue-
coed in this now enterprise. By the
way, if such IN enterprise can thrive
aid wo'vo no doubt it will-so near
he0e, would it not pay to start a SINH
lar Industry right Asre1
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'''''''''''! i;:s ;;:

JAb. KORAN.
% 0ossn Of As. Nrisasssre The ahovo n.
pert wss received sHa sAeDted.
Ne. Sessy Psees.sed the Gellsvi1g resslo-
tioa. duly secoadea By 4r. Aoeoa:
Resolved. That TIE suo Of Mvea hu.AroA
ssd sixtsss H-lOo dsllsrs b sAd to ~ 4
hereby appropriated cut Il - Pc pee ganAo
10 pay the claams Aanbeeod Ia - 10. -
approved this Day.
Yees-Prssidoes Csalen suA aeeap odaa-
osrs, Sssly. Krss1sr, Aye. Moran, Methevs,
Dolsone aaA Chaeamto.
Nays-NeaA.
At this stage the reports Of The frsssarsr,
postp0aed from yesterday. Wers haaAel in.
duly rsad. md referred, under tho raJee, =
tho proper commi:toe.
Tre00oFoess 00D0Ra.
From March 7 to May %, l0D.
+. SAMOAN, Treasurer, in account with
Parish Of LAfsarehs. -
6kNKRAI. RuNn iae2
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Respectfully Submitted,
+. SAMOAN,
Parish Treasurer.
Thibolaux, La. May q. 1883.
], the undersigned. treasurer of the parish
Of Lafourcbe, do solennly swear that the
above is a true and correct showing of the
finances Of the parish, and l further swear
that 1 have not directly or indirectly specu-
lated on the same. SO help mr. God.
F. SAMOAN, T~rrasurer.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this
10Th day May. A. d. 1888.
j. w. KNOBLOCH,
Clerk Goth Judicial Dist CAN'T
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-05
What Am I to Do !!

TIE symptoms ~ Bilioasarss are %
happily bat too sell saosn They differ
10 different In iiyiinals 70 sou.e extent A
bilious man j. seldom a breakfast eater
Too ire uenily. alas, be has an excellent
appetite for iqlid- bot none for solids q
morning. It's ,obgne will hardly bear
Inspection ST suy tms; il It is bot white
aud aarrisJ, i Is rough at all evenis.
TIE digestive SYSTEM is wholly out Of
order al 5iarhes q constipation may be
symp;om Of tlr t~o msy altrrnsie
There are Often hemorrhoids OF eyea Ices
II blood There nay b. gidaines and
oitra beaaasLe sDi acidiy or fatnleree
asd tenderness iH pa o. stomach. To cor
rect al this II not Eject cure Try Gree.'s
A-gasf FYspv. il costs but tribe and
ousands attest lie efficacy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1888-01-05

Minneapolis u the greet hoar city q
ihs eouutfy II hoi q the worli Tie an
neal revles "a the milling indastfy 10 that
ciiy shows thai The years product u hour
will be cole 200 hArrsis The receipts Of
~best Tor ~ months 10 Dee bsye been
45.5TT. 100 bnsbels and the shipments
IL 2s7 zoo sssiust ~, 81. o20 aud 5.72a, 100
respectively las, year. The storage cspaci
~ % the city !. iAl77,0O0 bushels and Of
tie Sanbwes, IS 800 900 bashel. The
mill cspscity Is SO 2s5 barrels d -four a
du Tue cooper shop. made 2.7i0,s50
hsnt. danag the la,t crop year, snd
SIS 500 70 the last four months.
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ELLENtA. wOODcOCK,s Es.ste.

- rtsls % Vermont, district u Manchester. ss
] ia PROBATE Court held Al Manchester within
and Tor ssls dis,rietoD the nh day VI Deesm.
Der A.. 3 ist7.
A iasifnp "a TurparQng 20 be the Isst viii
snd tsstsmaBt ~ Ellsn Woodeoet late VI
Manchester la sgiA distfiei, deemed, sRs
presented fpr Probate
y hefeupVu SECESSION ~ sAd Court, 10 be held
q 81 pTnssfs once IN NaaeLesiff, IN cad
District. W the isth dsF u Jsaasf3 A ~. ise.
sss app0lBtsd Tor The Gi4o.shee " stid ifstl q
nis NJ sHd fof all persons eqEesfnsd a. spear
AMI contest ihn sans, II Gauss there be for ~
DOING ADD publle DOtles thereof xss ordered 10
he given ~ tbs pgbiaeail0n hereof IN tEs Msn-
chester JOrEsAL. Dssspapsr printed al sald
Manchester. three weeks successfully previous
10 she time - appointed.
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ic irleuds vuaia eAanse sll this ng los.
efigg The itg4g they voui4 siye foreign
nasious chance 10 break dorn our hespe
mntet They voula eonpti oar labor
ius men Va up'k iar lesef wages 10 order
Il oonptts With iofelga pauper labor.
They DO uoi say this, bal this - shai
ihsi' policy q low tariff o. free trade
would amount 10 II carried ont
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Nh.s Associate Jasiics Morse OF Michi.
san wss 10 washiugiou, rroeoiiy. BIO vas
suuu.lne5 b. sofae Old army eomrade
sad JalB Henderson. Cepsrcss.
rlau frva North CAfoiius ass also pres
eat Afer The sire had flowed freely
n paer.uh AAiUpished the com pAuy by
declaring that b. gloiied IN tie &c, that
represented tie rsicl district OF Salisbury
xAsts ,ts l,a.ys - 80 600 Uni soldiers
il, raiitag ui,hin lhe city Limits. This
v.s loo A.ach Tor ene a The Cni,n sol
disfs pf,efst ha srrshg ~ has feet AGd
.e4Ans bsssg DISH lie tau l0safds Hen
dr., ,aelaimire "Yos ssoundrsl II
tafsi j. 10 cas ,ise here 10 teseet your
iasaits ~ thr uuas soldier, ! gill Ixas
AZ 4i,B ssldi sal u yea 30 Dot tale
bscl yoat cgaasiiy uurds | viii brain
yeg 0tafr parties stepped iu ani quisi
sss Restored saa fiendsrsoa subsequently,
spoiaelzei We surpose oar Democratic
tllsnds Will socase The ualoa ioidifr rita
vagiag The sblooa, shirt. bet oar vrr
eiei woull be that he did Just right