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THE DAILY BEE.
ROSEWATSR EDITOR.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
OER COTNTT.T FRID.T * we will always be plca (0
tohcr from , on oil matters connected w-Kb
Tore , countrj poitlcs , snion 'y subject
thstcvcr , of 5cnu l tnteresls Io the people of
sur btato Any Infoimatku conncci l with
relictions , ar d relalfoj to fi"ode ,
will be glsd'v ' rfrMlvtJ. All inch communita ;
tlorBhowivw.must re as brl f s possiKe ,
and they mut la til ease ; be rtten en on
3ldeoVoiVetonl ! ' .
Tizyil'EOr' WirB.in faU. must intach and
commucicatloa cf
vry case accompany any
Tlat rature ocv.r. This IP notlnteratJ for
pnblicatl-ri. ba for cro n sat.EfsMion ma
'us proof cf good Ji'th
1
f Ldid ic for Office hctb-
* r nud 1 j f i II cr Jr'imls , and whether as no
tice * or coirmuBicat'ors to the Fd.tor , aTf
tntll ficmlratioi s rreromlM flnply jxrso-tl ,
nd will bt charged for 3 tdmtlHrr nM-
' rfa litortryor
> M } ; < * ! eontiilmiirbs
poeti'al clzractfr , anil ve 1ll cot undertaVt
top tunccr romc tbos'me in mv Cft f
hatTtr. Cur ttafl IB laCMeat y Urgu to
more tb n tuarly our liniitvd tp cc.
All con icunlcatlons--lHUld be adfri
E UOSFW.VEK , EJitcr
"Tkt { ( { istatyrc fhatl pott latrs to correct
uluta and prcicnt 1'nj'iit ilircriminntion
nd atortion in all rharyte of fff } > rcss , tdc
graph , and raili-wil eontpantis in thii state
enforce such laicsly adequate pfnallta
I'f tiic tstcnt , if nccatar&fur1kat purp tc ,
rf fvftilurc rf their properly and fran-
r'lux. " [ Sec. T , Art. 32 , Nebraska Con-
i-ntulion , eusctcd .Twie. ]
NATIONAL r.EPL BLICAN TICKET.
run
.1AMES A. CAliriELl ) ,
of Ohio.
von viCE-rcrsinccT.
CHESTKR A. ATVTHUH ,
of Now Ymk.
THE U. P. orgnii snya it is in fsvor
of pnrifj-irg the primaries. Why
haven't they eet the machinciy in
motion to ptrify them lorp ; ago ?
They hud the committee. The last
committee they hcd necdnd dlelnfcct-
ing moro than the primaries.
* THE South American tvar between
t Chili and the allied republics of Peru
I * and Bolivia Elill continues , and ia ct-
1 tended with the most thameful atroc-
* itiea. The difficxiliy arose in the Crt
r pUce from a dibputo over tarififcn er-
ports cf potash. Scvonty-fivo thous
and livps have so far paid the penalty
o ! this trade understanding.
. ot the proudest achievements
01 republican administration in this
country has been its raising of the
national credit and its prompt pay
ment of national indebtedness. What
necurity lisa the nation , under n
obEDge cf government , that Ihls rec
ord trill te maintained ? With the
I 1 COVflrnment in the hands cf ib.9 soutb ,
*
i n hat promise is there of cither na
tional or private credit ] Euiifess
men north TV ill look twice before they
give over the reins of povemmatit to
* yartj Vhich , in seven southern
et&tcB , has defrauded , them bf over
5300,000,000 by repudiation. Of this
amount , Alabirr.a haa repudiated
28,446,091 ; Arkaneas , 518,257,001 ;
North Carolina , $13.353,151 ; Ton-
uessee , § 23,844,600 ; and Tirginia ,
? 3J,27C,402.
WE call upon a y koiict rssu in
Dour M couaty , vho h'S ever worr-cil
in politics with 1b B Ensevrater wo
aJl tip ni Lo is Iljcn , Judge
Atvin Sauiid ri i > r cnybody t-lau to
testify whether r not ho IB a tricksto- ,
H bummur , a briber , a blackmailer ,
and a nif'st c ncumaiato political iaa-
caL [ Republican.
"We hope jou will call on Ihcso gen
tlemen , and wo assert , without seong :
any 0110 of thona , that cioh ono of
thorn will pronounce thtao iutima i-1
UOQB &n outrageous libel. Jircry one
ofSthesc men heartily approves tha
new departure in Douglas eouuty pri
marics. Every ono or thsm
the registration of republics ! !
and the measures dovisad by
the committee against ropeatinr ,
and the voting of democrats. Every
one of them , as tvcil & * the brass col
lared gentry of the Ifopubltean , knov
that the primaricj in Douglas county
as conducted undar tbo old system
hare been & farce and a fraud , and all
know that no cfLrt has ever been
made by the monopoly henchmen to
correct those abuses.
reports of the lite demo
cratic ratiQcation meeting at Sann- :
ton , Virginia , at which the confeder
ate memories were adroitly need to
healths breach between tha two con
tending party factions , show how thor
ouphly reconatructcd nd national zed
ntich pure spirits as Wade Hampton
and Zeb Nance have bccomo. Wade
Hampton's speech , in particular , is
especially worthy of reproduction ae
an appeal to sectionalism
and an harangue
angueagaiust the powers of the
national government in its interfer
ence with moonshiners and kukluxw.
"Under the centralizing influences w.of
the BopuWcan pariy you have ecen
your judges , " says this southern hero , ,
I "etricken down by the mailed hand of
the national government ; you have
eeen the Republican party nwss
troops
f at your polls to overawe your free snf-
ta fraKd > y ° " ave seen their deputy mar-
Bhals , their supervisors , their retnrn-
inE boards the instruments to rnan
overthrow of the last vestige of State
rights : " Governor Hampton iniglit
hare rovrraed the picture '
, and'thrown
conoidorabla lijlit on some other in-
tarestiug political events which his
fellow countrymen had seen. With !
equal propriety ho might hare contin-
r | ucd , " Lnder tha glorious shelter ino
f Democratic domlninon
you have seen
tha power of the Republican majority ;
buried under an avalanche of tissue
ballots , dissipated by the influence of
terrorism and the nfie. You have
een the officers of the United States
slaughtered from ambush while they
were attempting tocarryout theprori- !
SIOCE of the national law. Youhave seen
tha polls prostituted to secure the cue-
CE3B of a .hopeless minority. You have
beheld state credit sink to the lowest
notch and czpital 2y ncrthtrard and
-srestward to acre secure asd sons
honest places of investment. " This ,
ind 33ci moi-a , Governor Hampten
= i ht hare said which , while inora ; u
-ccor"da.n 9 vlh ( io fails tl a iia O-TI
rairkrrduld proKitly zot iiVo
proved 22 a:5&5tib5 ! ts his wdissce.
ll
KOT A STEP BACKWARD.
Every radical reform is euro to meet
with opposition from some quirter.
ThoT giualaboliticnistswerohounded
down a robbers and murdprers. The
opponents of polygamy are denounced
-irnoujj the Mormons as infi-
dela and pimp' . "When Jen-
ninss , cf the Xew York Times ,
"pentd his bittenes on the Tweed rin
the organs of the JTew York thieve *
covered him with fall the tlimy filth
and abuse that could be heaped on
msm. When this papr , eight year *
330 , opened up the war on the corrupt
and disreputabl senator , who bought
his seat in Ibo senate with money p id
foi democrtia votes , he was waylaid
by bullies aud rowdies advertised far
and wide as a blickmaflcr nnd villian
of the deepest dyo. But history tnows
reforms , like revolutions never go
backward. They may not always ac
tha dfs'gUB of the origina
toic ; they may not ba as far rcachinc
.is their suppoitens anticipated , but
they at least alwBjs pave the way for
bitter things. The proposed change
in the method cf republican primaries
like every otter reform meets with
violent oppreition from the men and
papers , nho are mainly responsible far
the disgraceful carnivals of fraud and
crime that have demoralised our par
ty in the county- and Btct . They
have the impudence to call for a halt ,
anddemaud that the county committee
shall mcmd the order for the regis
tration of voters and for the proper
eupervision of primiiry elections. Tne
ommittca : has considered this in ess-
ure in all its bearings , and BO far no
Ulg'
good reason has presented iteelf why
thry-should retrace their eteps. It is
tru
not < their fault that parties interested
ir the perpetuctiou of fraudulent
irP
pr'mwies ) should misrepresent their
actior.sand intentions. For instance the
31X
Republican charged that Rcsawater
could place any republican on the
Clb
black liit and have hB name stricken
from < the roll of registered voters.
This is absolutely false. The commit
tee conferred the power on Mr. Me
Goraick , its chairman , to notify the
judges of elections upon weM es-
tabbnhed proof of fraudulent registra-
tif'a to reject the votes of non-
r eidentg and democrats. Again the
Rf2)ullicai , and such eminent reform
ers EA Hanlou ntul Hitchcock , are
howling thoniBslveR hozrae over the
nbjurd aBBUiuption that the executive
committee ia to canvass the
returns of each precinct , determine
end award credentials. The
executive committee Trill arrogate to
itself no such power. The judges.
aud olcrka ot election will be instruct
ed to canvass the returns cf their re
spective wards and precircli and issue -
sue csrtificitt'S to the ptlesratsB elect
ed. Thesa certificates of election , ac-
. cnmpRnitd by the registry list , poll
lJ6f , etc. , TV-ill be toiled iu the ballot
,
box and delivered to the secretary of
the county committee , who will open
the b-'xas in a public s sjion in the
presence of tie executive committee
on the tUy set for the convention.
The csecu'ive committee -.vill then
.
issue tickets of adnmsion to
cith delfg to who is entitled to ixseat
ou the face of the certificate signed
0I
by the judges and clerks. All ocn-
tusts will bij decided by the conven
tion , wbiflii will bo placed in posses
sion of all the papers , documents and
certificates relating to each precinct.
Parties havingjjrima facie cart fictte >
of election will be admitted to sea'e.
Iu any case wherclho certificates of the
judges and clerks of election fail to
show who are elected , the rights of
I contfb'aDti will bo determined by the
convention.
And now a word about this hue aud
cry of intended fraud. The executive
iomrnitteo w.ll appoint registrars ,
whoso honesty and veracity no one
ares question. The instructions r
uirj registration to be conducted in
mblic. The list will be published for
correction nnd revision. No name ? ,
howevtr.Tjm be added after registra-
t is closed. The judges of election
will not deny any registered republi
can the right to vet ! If the parties
who cry fraud were sincere in their
pretensions that they want an honest
election , they would come forward
and ECO to it that tbo registration is
honestly carried out.
They hnvo been offered an oppor
tunity to name registrars , but for rea
sons known to everyone ihty insist 3BOll
a "free clc-tiou" where men of all'
parties can vote as often aa they
plfasa. Thi : tha committee cannot
and will not concede. They don't
I ' propose toabandon the reform , or take
a Eingli itep b c ward.
A > adventurer by the name of
Hibercom , who has recently come to
Omaha to edit Charley Bancke " U. toP
organ , exhibits his ignorance of Omaha
ha pcliticsin a whclo column of slush ,
which the Republican copies. Taking
his cue from Charley Banckes and
Frank Walters , he plsys the role fate
disinterested observer , and Inea to
make people believe that ho repre
sents the German
sentiment in our
city. He cays this registration of
voters is an outrage , and foils us that
the ward bummers will register while
honest republicans will stay
at home. Mr. Habercom is
very indignant over this resist ration
"g. g law , " and expresses grave feata
that some stilwarts will bo excluded
from voting by its provisions. AVe
can assure Ztlr. Habercom that his
v 11 bo registered as soon he
becomes a citizen of Nebraska. Until
then it would ba mere modest for him
to conceal his ignorance by silence.
If Mr. Haberoom eipects to wield
acy influence over Germansin Kebras-
ki.he will do well to refrain from play
ing stool pigeon to Charley Ban cke .
The Germans of Omaha are intelli
gent and honest ia their political con- :
vction . They abhor the primary
swmdles as they have heretofore bsen
carried on. All the Garraan
mem
bers of the county committee -were
Zaalousl ? in favor of the "registration
oatrase , " as Sir. Habercoans leased
to o ll i , end thty
represent tLatEaa-
_ _ .
. .
.
i timsar of that nationality.
TJLXXTS. thinks his crbcsic acic
-water his bsea poisoned.
sonrds too jsuch like Courtney's fi
; t j S excuse ; sa : ia ! Is'ir.fr i
fiftar ib
BLACK HILLS NUGGETS.
NUGGETS.in
A rich strike is reported in Galena.
UnuRual activity prevails about
Bald Moantain.
erne protpscts are re
ported in Rapid Creek valley.
Four largo brick business houses
are under contract in Rapid City.
The bulk of Ihs fre'qht is in , and
in a few weeks the bull outfit will go
to grass.
The Cress gold mining company
ill.hsvan SO-starap mill in readiness
by September 1.
Three or four new stamp mills will
be set up in the neighborhood of Ous
ter this fall andw nter.
Moro freight has baen received at
Ripid City ihus far 'Ins season than
all of l st year put together.
The Northwestern Transportation
c mpsny are mak n < ? 44 to 45 hours
from Dead wood to Bismarck.
Harvesting is progressing iu the
valleys. On ps are in spUndid con
' dition , and the yield will ba great.
An elopement recently took p'ace
from Hot Springs , Ouster county , the
pair being made one in Rochford.
Rapid City will have the largest
whi l jala Jiiu r toro in the Hills.
It will be 25 by 140 feet , built of brick
24 stories bi h.
The Sidney stage compiny is build
ing a meal and stock ranch at Spring
valley , and will transfer their stock as
soon as it is completed.
A big rti'h of H Hers was ma3 * to
tlie B ack Butes in the Inyan Kara
country , just across the line in Wyom
ing I , where n big camp is likely to bo
started.
The batteries and electric firing ap
paratus f < r the Savage tunnel ro ex-
pectad daily. At present the length
of the tunnel is increased by four fott
I each day.
f
Hill pipers think u moral wave
must have pt'uok there , but gives
warning to expect aresulur holocaust
of crinii- . which usually follows such
quiet spells.
TheSturgis arid Bouldrr cut off toll
rn d continues in good condi'icn , a'ld
bull trains make gord time. The
ot ly fault that can be found is its nar
rowness in souie places.
Mines iu Sirawberry Rulch are pret
ty general" } " worked and with good re
sult * . The practicability of bringing
in the woter cf Beir Butts creek is
under adrhorucnt , in which casa an
other stamp mill wi 1 be set up.
The miners of Penninuton county ,
who are two to ona agiinst the ranch
men propose to bounce the present
cnmrnlssiorera as snon aa thuir terms
"Xoiro , running ths county to euit
themselves , .vid removing the countv-
pat from Ripid City to Rcchfoidi
Hill City or Sheridan.
Residents en the Big limpid creek
are deligMid nt the announcement
that the Fort ieade tunnel will bo
oampleted by Septambor 1 , much
socm'r than was expected. It ia lo
cated twelve railea above Rapid City.
Tl-o lunnul will bo 10 by 13 feet and
. 700 feet li.np , 600 feel of which haa
been completed.
Water is being brought from Fel * j-
bottom creek into Central City. The
ditch will be seven miles in length and
Will bo boxed and covered so that the
frosts of winter will have no effect on
it. It will carry a hundred inches of
water. Six mios of this woik U al t-
ready completed , and there is n f > rce
of men ct wrfe Bufficientto finish it at
the rate of twfcnty rids a day. In
the divide it v/cs necassiry to
mikoa tumid 1000 feet in length.
A now and rich discovery has been
nindc in the Southern Hills. Rich
TOCK has been otruck in the vicinity of
the Queen Bee mine , which ia s id to
equal the ore of that mine. Gocsid-
rablo excito' riit t-iVa over this new
fictl. Isuuicroui disc iveries of peed
oro'pectu g rock ; n ttio ep.mo loct-luy
arenp rtad. This Icca'ity hai fur
nibhcd more oed paying pUcer
ground than , almost any other part of
the country.
Wtrk on the Salmon mine in the
Southern Hills is being pushed. Tne
ar'S'ra is completed tirl running on
f 100 or . The veiu BO fir cuutinms
t iia old dimensions of ihreo feet in
thickneta. Reptatsd afgiya ha e re
sulted in givin-jscat values from 81200 ,
the lowest amount , up to814OlO , the
higheft amonnt , per ton. The vein ,
outside of the Salmon has been tapped
;
by tcvo extensions , ono on each end ,
aud continues bra-ing the same char
acter of rok. How much further rit
| | extends is not known.
Considerable plaoer mining is boinp
done below the falls above Deadwood
in Whitewood gulch. Owing to the
fcsrcity of water seme of the miners
have to lay off during she day and
work at night. Ihis is done eo as ot
to cotrprl cUira owne-s who wish to
work tfuir ground to lay idle , as by
that meat's they utilize the little wa
ter there iAll the claims that are
being worked pay well.
Torraville has an impending war.
The Gopher company last full bf ir.an
running a tunnel to tup a body of are
clairnea by them and the Terra com
pany. Bdforo reaching it the Terra
company broke into it , took posses
sion and barricaded the tunnel. S3he
Gopher sturt-d another tunntl i short
' time ago with the same ibjeciive
point , and bjth companies bavo be-n
exercising great caution. From bf
ifcd
Ueii io twehtymsn are now employed
by the two c/jiupjuses , who at iu the
tapici'jrof guards , to protect t io in
terests of the ccmpiny who - T
them. These men are all armed , and
receive live dollr.rs per dfiy for their
services , and when the tunnel reaches
the ere chamber , it is expected that
there will be fighting. In the mean
time the Terra m n have stood 10it
patently , but iho G phcr men were
restless aud undertook to smoke out
the former guard by burning sulphur ,
but the game dida't work , being dis
covered too soon fnr nny effect.
The Electicna of 1880.
All the states will elect presidsn'ial
electors on Tuesday , Ubvombar 2
A 1 the territories will elect delegates ,
to congress on the same dy.
Alabama will elect representatives
in congress on Tnedjy , November 2.
The legislature will elect n UuiUd
States senator.
Arkansas will elect
atnte officers on
Monday , September 6 , and vote upcn
a proposed amendment to the consti
tution of the state forbidding the im
position of any tax or the making of
any appropriation to pay the state
railroad and levee bonds and thebonds
issued in settlement of the Holforo
claim ; will elect representatives in
congrets on Tuesday , November 2.
. California will elect representatives
ia cougrce&andlrgielatuie onTuesday ,
November 2. The legielsturo will
- elect a United Ststes senator.
Colorado will elect eta'e ofncsrs and
one represerraiive in congress en
Tuesday , October 5.
Connecticut will elect ttate officer * .
representative's iu conpress and legis-
tore , November 3. The legislature
will elect a Gnited Stat&i senator.
Delaware will elect one representative -
tivo in congress tnd legislature itaon
Ttitsday Novsmber 2. The legisla
ture will elect a United Stites 5ena
- tor.
Florida will s'ecr
state oSeers , re-
preeectatives in congress nd legisla
ture ou Tuesday , NtWemtier 2j and
upon the quonioz of calling a
: estion j3--i ,
' TC e tia Wi&titution
it iss ttate. Its leglslaruro Til ]
elect s cnitad States jsaatoj.
elecrstste oSesrs S2
Wednesday , October 6 { representatives |
in congress on Tu sd y , November 2.
The legislature will elect a United
SiUea senator.
Illinois will elect state officers and
repreBanta.tives in congress on Ttiea-
day , November 2 , and vote upon an
amendment to the constitution of the
state extending the terms of county
treisnrers and sheriffs to four years ,
and making them ineligible for a BUO-
* ieFsive term.
Indiana will elect state officer * , rep
resentatives in coneress and legisla
ture on Tuesday , October 12. The
legislature will choose a United Statei
sanator.
Iowa will elect minor state officers
and representatives in ooneress on
Tuesday , November 2 , and vote up n
the question of holding a convention
to revise the const tution of the -tat. .
Kansas will elect representatives in
eon roas ou Tuesday , November 2 ,
and vote upon the question of holding
a constitutional convention and upon
proposed amendments to the constitu
tion of the state prohibiting the sale
of liquor and exempting S200 in per
sonal p-operty from taxation.
Kentucky will elect county and ju
. dicial officers on Mondiy , August 2j
representatives in congress on Tues-
dav , Noveinro-2. ;
Louisiana will elect representative B
in Congress on Tuesday , November 2.
Maine will elect governor , repre
sentatives in congress and legislature
on Monday , September 13 , and veto
upon a proposed amendment to the
constitution of the state providing
that a plurality vote shall elect tbo
govtrnor , instead of a majority , na
now. The legislature will chooo a
United States senator.
Maryland will elect representatives
in congress on Tuesday , November 2.
Massachusetts will elect state offi-
cen > , representative * in congress and
1-g ehturo on Tuesday , November 2
Tne Jegi-lature will cheese a United
States senator.
Michigan will elect officers , jepre-
sanlatives in congress , and leg da
tura on Tuesday , November 2 , aud
vote upon a prcposed amendment to
the constitution of the state author
izing the city of Detroit to aid in the
construction of a railroad bridge or
tunnel to an amount not exceeding 1
per cent of its taxable property. Tlio
legislature will elect a United States
senator.
Minnesota will elect representatives
in couorero and legislature on Tues
day , November 2. The legislature
will elect a United States senator.
Mississippi ivill elect n presenta-
tives in congress on Tuesday , Novem
ber 2.
Missouri will elect state officers ,
representatives in congress and legin-
luuro on Tuesday , November 2
The legislature will elect a Unitid
States senator.
Nebraska will elect state officers ,
one representative. ! ! ! congress and lg-
i laturo on Tuesday , November 'J.
The legislature will elect n United
States senator.
Nevada will elect a judge of its supreme
premo court , one representative in
congress and leg'slature on Tuesday ,
November 2. The legislature will
elect a United States senator.
New Hampshire will elect state of
ficers and representatives ia ' Teas
on Tuesday. November 2 , aud will
vote upon a proposition looking to the
representation of minorities m cor-
porations.
New Jersey will elect governor , rop-
reseiitattves in congress and legisk-
ure on Tuesday , Nov. 2. The legis-
luura will elect a United States sen-
ator.
New York will elect the chief jus
tice of the court of appeals , represent
atives in cougre's and members of the
itaambly on Tuesday , Nov. 2 , and
will vote upon a proposed amendment
to the ccmtitution ot the state relat
ing to certain courts of New Yoik
city , Brooklyn and Buffalo. The leg
i laturo will olsct a United States sen
ator.
i Norlh Carolina will elect ttato offi-
cors and rerreser.tntives in congress on
Tuesday , Nov. 2 , and vote upon two
proposed amendments to the consti-
ution of the state ono forbidding
the payment of certain state bouds
unless authorized by direct vote of
the people , and the other reUting to :
the support of deaf mutes , blind and
' insane persons.
Ohio will elect minor atato officers
and represautatives in congress on
Tuesday , 0-t. 12. The hga'aUira
I will el-ct a United States sen-itor in
I the event of the election of Gen
A. Garfielil , senator-elect , as
president.
Orageu elacted republican judges ,
state printer , and representative in
congress on Monday , June 7.
Ptnnsylvauia will elect auditor , one
judge of supreme court , reproaenta
tivca in congress , and legielituro on
T rgday , Nov. 2. The legislature
will elect a United States senator.
Rhode Island elected , on Wednes
day , April 7j republican state officers
and legislature , which ro-olected Gun.
Ambrose E Bunmdo to the United
svnnte ; will elect representatives in
congress on Tuesday , Nov. 2.
South Carolina itill elect state offi
cers and representatives in congress
on Tuesday , November 3.
Tennessee will elect governor , - representatives
resentatives in congress and legisla
ture on Tuesday , November 2. The
will elot a Uuitod States
senator. csp.
Ttiai will elect
stale officerj , represent -
resent livfs Jn corgrefs nnd Jegifli-
lihe
turo on Tuesday , November 2. The
legislature will elect a United States
nator.
Tormout will elect elate officers ,
representatives in congress and legis
lature on Tuesday , September 7.
The legislature will elect a United
Stn tea senator.
Virginia will elect representatives
in congress on Tuesday , November 2.
* West Virginia will o'ect state offi
cer * and Irgislaturo on Tuesday , Oc
tober 12 , and vote upon two proposed
amendments to the constitution of
the state ono relating to courte and
the other to the right of trial by
jury in certain cases ; representatives
m congress on Tuesday , November
2. The Iczi&laturo will elect a United
Staes senator.
Wisconsin will elect legislature and
I . , 'presentativea in congress on Tues
day , November 2. The legislature
will elect u United States senator.
In the foregoing no account is
made of state legislatures to be chosen
which . will not bo culled upon to elect
United States Senators.
Dodging1 a Vital Question. .
New York Tribune.
General Hancock talks as fluently
about the constitution as his friend ,
the late Andrew Johnson , used to
when "swinging round the circle. "
He devotes a large part of his letter
of acceptance to such profound wis
dom aa this "The JEms
: constitution forms
the bans of tha government of : hath
United Statei. " He says that neith
er the general nor the state govern
ments snould trench upon the juris
diction of the other , a truism we have
heard before. He lays down old ,
well-wprn maxims is tho'agh they
were newly discovered truths. "Ibe ?
powers granted by the constitution ito
the legislative , executive and judio-al
departments defies and limit the aura -
thnr'tr of the
general government
"
ment , ha fay ? , -shich noI
boay . will . deny. He ias space eco
in his letter for such piirastr as these ,
but he HS : cot a ward to say about a
itter cc the utsr.ss izniwta ca to i
rga parriqn of tha „ ae'cirP80'
pld. 'Jii3 Oi ciarati jlatfo'ia :
' ' - '
-Jf : 0 thiji" aad i "tirif
fer rsranas crly. ' ' Hurdrsdj cf
thouialitls of workingmen whose in
tnrests are directly at stake in this
matter have e8n waiting to hear
what Gpneral Hancock thinks of these
declarations. He does not even men
tion them. Amid the lawns and gar
dens of Governor's Island , kept in or
der by B libernl government for the
of himself and hin brother
officers , with soldiers in hand
some uniforms to do his bidding ,
and a baud to d ivo dull care away
with the l sb opera airs , he doubt-
leal f.rjot that there were grimy ,
hard h nded mechanics and operatives
toiling in workshops , ship-yards and
fact > rie to whom this tariff question
i one of bread and clothes nni shel
ter for themelves and their familie .
Perhaps ha does not know what a rev-
omiH tariff is. A man who hns been
a soldier all his life cinnot be expected -
ed t > have very clear ideas on matters
of leg'slation and political economy ,
or ntrnapg the democratic p 'liticUns
told him ho had better dodge the
question , beoiuse the lees said ab ut
it here In the eaafc the better for the
patty.Well
Well , the workingmen do not in
tend that the question shall be dodged
in th's ' canvas. They will inter
pret Goner l Hancock's silence as an
acquiescence in the Cincinnati plat
form. Their loaic will bo simulo and
direct. "Jf ho does hot bolteve in a
tar ff for revenue cn'y , " they will
iay , "ha would have said so inh-s let
ter. They know very well what
thst little phrase "for revenue only"
Btpnifias. It means that the protec
tive system established by the repub
lican party , upon \vhioh \ all our vaut
manufacturing interests rest , ia toba
abolished , and heavy importation of
foreign poods encourcged by low du
ties. The more importations the
more revenue. The more goods im
ported thfl le s theto will be for Amer-
iom worknnn tj make. With less
w rk forthSlntVdo will cdrne lower
wages , c tcaroity of employaient ,
hard times and poverty. All thu ia
SB plain as that two and two make
four.
four.The
The mechanics in the ship yards of
Maine , Pennfj-lvanin and Delaware
know thit "free "
ships" mean ships
bruzht in England , Scotland ani
Norway to rn2o ( in our coastwise and
foreign trade undar our flag in compe
tition with our home-built craft. For
evely such foreign ship given an Am
erican register tfapy know there will
be one lese for them to build. The
"free ships" policy of the democratic
party would close evary important
ship yard in the country within a year.
The iron workers of Pennsylvania ,
Ohio , Indiana and Missouri know
that for every ton of foreign iron hid
upon our docks there h one ton less for
them to mike. Ihey understand per
fectly weil that a tariff designed to
simulate importations of iron would
ruin tha iron industry in this country
and reduce them to poverty. So it is
with tf-e silk weavers and leather
manufacturers of New Jewey , thn
spinners and weavers of Massachu
setts , tbo hardware and tool niakera of
Connecticut , and with ell ths mem
bers cf that gr-'Rt army of art sans of
whom General Garfield f peaks in his
letter of acceptance , ' 'whoso intelli
gence and skill , " he siys , "powerful'y
contribute to the eafoty and glory if
the nation. " Thjjy all know that their
wel'ara depends upou the continuance
of the present wise system of moder
ate protection to home industries.
Hero is an arvy which i General
Hancock cannot command. Th for
mer rebela ( f the south will rally at
his rait , and with them vt'M comu iho
rabble of the greit cities and the igno
rant , bigoted pir'isans , who vole the
deiuocr.t c ticktt without caring what
the principle ? and purposes of the pur-
ty are ; but the inU-lligont working-
men will not vote for a party that
propod-'s to take the bread out of their
mouths , or for .1 candidate who hss
not u word to say in their behalf.
'
They will support'tho party that has
built up tlieT industries by fostering
IcKishtion , tnd the candidate who is
himself a H orkinijinun , and whosa roc-
ord on the tariff , made by the votes
iand speeches of seventean years in
oongrc's and empties zed by his letter
of acceptance , in plain and consistent
in its advocacy of the cLrmj of Amer-
ican labor ,
.
General Garfleld'd Family ,
dnc'nnatl < J miuete.nl
The general is very peculiar in tha
discipline of hia children. Ono even
ing an ogjnt f > r a Bibcock fire ox
tinguiihor was exhibiting the machine
on ti pile of lighted tarred boxes on
the public squire , in the presence of
A 1-rge crowd , among them General
Garh-ld and h B little son Jim , who is
a chip off the old block , as the saying
is. A gentleman accidt-n'aJly ' st ° pped
on the boy's fnot. Ho did not yell ,
as most bfya might have done under
such a pressure , but savagely sprang
at the gentleman and dealt him a
blow with his Got soraewhero in the
region of the abdomen about as high :
as he could reach. The father eb-
served it , and immediately liad the
crowd open and ordered the fireman
o turn the hose upon Jim , wh'ch was
done , und ih.4 boy extinguished in lois
than a minute.
At another time a dispute arose be
tween Jim nnd an elder brother
( Harrv ) , which resulted in a fight.
The G nerel heard of it , brought the
offend-rc btfore him , and , after a
patient hearifg of the case , sent Harry
into tha orchard for
three apple-tree
spr > uts He placed one into trc
hxnds of each of the boys with a per
emptory order that they should flog
hg
each cither nntil ho ordered n halt , he
retaining aswi'ch to en force the order.
Th y wait r.t their assigned task with
vigor , nnd kept it up ua il the endu
rance of both was nearly exhausted ,
hut bearing their mutual punishment
unflinchingly , when the General ntm
mniidi d them to stop. After R severe
lecture upon their ucbrotherly la
vior ha dismissed them sorer aud ser
tiai they had any previous recollec
tion of.
I know of no man who had i a
heartier fympAihy with Iho young
than General Garfield. pjy
understood R boy's cbawcttr. If he
happened along wherea party of them
was _ asBambled , engjged in sport or
"spinning yarns , " ho would join in the
amusement and take his lull share of
he fun. A number of us were Once
Bitting in front of the college , busily
chatting , when the feoneral came illyP.
seated himself on a wheelbarrow
standing byand after listening quietly
to u * for a while , finally enjjaxtd in
conversation , relating some of tno
cleverest stories I even heard , and
exciting the uncontrollablei merriment
of us all. He was emphatically a boy )
among boys , entering into ail their
feelings and modes' thought , and
yet , when most familiar , never losing
in the least his dignity a ? a man.
Thou-ands of people , who are afflicted
vvith a diseas d liver , indigestion , heart
burn , witsrbrash , socr stomach , or a gea-
erally intolerable biliousness , aa it eais
termed , u s agrcary. This ia dons reluc :
tantly , jjsrhaps , bat tbs commonplac * ar
gument u , Ob , nothing will reach ths lirer
and spleen e.c Etblu& miss. Ccaldlgat
something e'cs f wouldn't use it Reader ,
you ca get something eke , and thai sons-
trung olss b SJaarasns' Livtr Regulator.
It ia * 5Tja ] ia pawsr to ba iaa t , ar
without aay of its lajuncus aSscts.
IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS.
I JTl. . „ . f , _ , . ,
Trcelicttr la OCB e-sts
- - - .AltKxa. Dr. ! ! sb ,
rob or hii aurjculoia d'sccf-cry '
isr pi
-Is .mt
at :
t'i'S
plto.iisa is " < i = itotU" 1 = ; : : , 5 s
STRENGTH aM ENERGY J
WITHOUT THE CEE OF DRUGS. ARE RE
QUESTED TO EESD FOiJTHt ELECTRIC
REVIEW , AN ILLUSTRATED JOUR.
NAL , WHICH IS PUBUJHED
FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
TT IEEAT5 upon HEALTH , H YGIiXE , sad TIjs'
J cal Collar * . nd ie a compUt * Siej-clcpwdia of
informatics for invalids witl ihaee who taftr fioa
Servou" , E bio-tUg and ? aiorul lueau ? . l > erj
tubj ltbftibeJijnpbiihtalthaDdbntnaafcjfpirisS ,
iteMies alt ntlj In its paj ' . and th * rainy qn--
tiocs ask d by ittfftrln ? tnialidJ , wbo h TBdefrs'red '
cf A cnr , ftrw lui wtrcd , aud rulcabl mfcrtcrsica
\Dlnntvdife-d toall vrboAtw in need cf intlcaT ] d-
vi . jhi > abi of Elf "no Bst ! rr-r-i iSdjf.n
and ths bnndr.d inj cct qnsn.ea cf il tmpri
. " - " /1 - - < * < * ' '
tinu.to euffiriag
and
YOUNG ME
AcJ oth rs who tuSts from Vjn i ai d rhT l.-At
DeMlitj. It u f Man ! ? " igo , 1 .to'tta e Esli-in -
tioa and tbx many glcoaiy c > . * totf - of Ally
.
ludiscrsnon , etc. , lie fpc > j i I t uo L , ji-
&ultng [ iu LonttutH.
Tboli.n : < 'TR'C REVIEW sr jt'UeccCitr- " *
/rauds | raciicfl by quacks and medicul linr ttcn
who prvfes" to " pratlice tce.licint , " m4 fomts e t
th culj s f , tlia pit , anJ tJttuta iceJ io Hea. a ,
Viiur , and UoJily Cncrsy.
tend yojr ad Jress ou yoMal C'rd fccopy , ti J
north Uiouiandj 17.11 . t at JOb.
Addict ) lh [ .ubli ,
PULVERMACHER GALVANIC CO , ,
' -OR. EIGHTH and VINE STS. . CINCINNATI. 0
1.5 Years before l/ieljiiblle ,
DK.C.MOLANE '
LITE.1
ure not recommended as a remedy " for
all the ills that flcbh is heir to. " but in
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious
Complaints , Dyspepsia , nnd Sick Ilead-
nclie. or diseases of that character , they
stand without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Jfo better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to , or aftei-taking _ quinine. , Aa
6. simple purgative they are uncquakd.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has ft red-wax teal on the lid.
with the impression McL AXE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of C. MCL.VM. nnd FLEMI.O UKOS.
- Insist upon having the penuino
DR.C. MtLAXE'o L1VKII PILLS , prepared -
pared by
FLE1IIXG BROS.l'iltsljurgh , Pn.f
ihe market being full of Imitations of
the nani9 .Tfcrxio , splled difforcnUy.
but earue pronunciation.
BOWEL OMIPLAISTS.
A Spwdy anJ EBectuil Cure.
PEEET DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER
HBP stood tic t 5t of FORTY T irs' triiU
lltnctivnt irftA cacA MtU.
OLD DV ALL UKUdOIBTB.
W.I ft M"e ° 5"n I-Oi-sl Ace'its eifry-liero tu Mil
VVrtH I fcU 'ea , iclt'Bifelnff PowJor.
HivoriiK titrao 3 , f Io , by samp e , Io Umlli-3 ,
Pioflt good Outfit } rso. I'vupls'u Tea Co. , Bux
6'20 , Et.
always Cnrcs mid acvcr tliunp-
point * . Tlio worli'b sroat Pain-
RoJtcver for Kan and Boast *
p , fiiicl ; Rud
.VJTCHEK'S CASTOKL.4.
Is not Narcotic. Childreu
grow iUt upon , Mothers like ,
and Physicians recommend
CASTOIUA. Itrej ulateathc
Bowels , cures Wind Colic ,
allays FeverighnofeSj and de
stroys "Worms.
WEI DE MEYER'S CA
TARRH Cure , a Constitutional
Antldoto for this terrible inala-
Ij" ' hy Absorption. Xha most
Important Discover's.aoo Vcow
oination. Other rt-tavliHi inay
relieve Co.ia.vih , tiu- euros a *
any stage loforo Ccnsnmptioii
aata ini
fft'Tnauccic. JI2ailayz.mociaea ilf maCo.Oco
CD J.r.ntPtfrpHHn"aTrn * -rn rnrtland.
r lVIL , MECHASICAL. 4VD VIVJSO EN.
lGISEBHI.NO at ib Fens el rPolvtchnlc
Institute , Trov , N T The oldest en InesrJuy
tcho > 1 In America Nextt&'m bcsl B Sjpten-
berlfith The Kesliter fo1830 ntami ft 1st
of thcpradmtes for the trt 1 yetw , vrlth the : r
positl Dsal3o ; , ssurjs of * li'il ' , rt Is ,
expen-ts , etc. Addresa DAVID M K.
Iilr o'or
& \ { ,
2Zi' < QT5T5S J V 5J.i : * CJLLSG5.
J..1lJr ' .V.IB jr " <
I f
Machine Works ,
J , F , Hammond , Prop & Manager
The most Ihorourh appointed mid coirpltto
Machine Shops anil Foucdry ia tha sut .
Castings of every deecription oionnlictxired.
Englnco , I'aicpa anJe\sry clisao machlncrj
made to order.
S | - > dal sttcutlnti jlrca to
Weil Ansurs. * Hcy. , Hnncers ,
ShaftintrBrIdic Irons , Gcer
VuttLu ; ; , etc.
Plans for u w Machlnary.Ueaobunicftl Draught *
In ? , Modcla , etc. , nea'.ly executed.
Hnrnn ; t. . R r irt * and th
BI. R.
General Insurance
UEPRESENTS :
PIirENIX ASSDKANCE CO. , of Lou-
ilon , Oaali Asbets . JS.107.I5J
wESlCHlvSTtK. y. Y. . CapltJ . 1.000.30J
TIIE MKRCII * S. of Kewnrk. N. J. , l.OOO.OOf (
FIRErbUadelDhi3CaptaI. ! . . 1,000,000
NOllTHWESTEr.N XAaiwNALCap-
Ital . 300,000
FIREMEN'S FCSD , California . 60--.OH )
BKI11SH AMKKICA A83l'R\NOECo 1,200,000
NE A tKFIREI > S CO. , AMets _ SOO.OOO
AMEI'.IOAF OEXT1U.I- , Assets . 500,000
Boutlieaat Cor. of Fifteenth t Donrtaa St. ,
. N-B.
UNO. G. JACOBS ,
( Formerly of Glsh 4 Jacoba )
No. 1117 Faraham St. . Old Stand cf Jacob Oli
QRDKRS BY rXLBSRAPlI SOLICITS
n27.1v
cr. o.
MERGHANT TAiLOR
Capitol ATO , , Opp. Masonic Hall ,
OMAHA. . NTB. !
PASSENGER DIJgPpAnDH LINE
NEA
OMAKA ANDFORTOMAHA !
Connects Witn Street Cars
Career oi S CT-DiiR : ? i-.d HAHILTOK
SrBZSTC ( T d of Red L-ne ) 3 lMsi.
20 , 3ir : di I3a = ,303. = 7andr23a = .
LEAVE FOET t'JIAHA-
7 5 a n. . 35 Ji , cd 12S p. = -
-iSOriSUB lad 535 p. a
"Tho S-1T 2. rs. jns.laivia ocii . szdiha
4 > 0 p. 51 rca , leiriBS Fo/t OpuhSjjjriJJy
: ads3taftM " : cs-5K sitt i alirrteMS.'efa.
"ta e 17 y. rtJT TiU to K ; o irti ; iV
iSs j esaej : I D * i. tsi Ui arw ? s
IiitaM K ; t r.trarsd *
s ! > 3 ' - - dlv = J tie' *
tl
"OOS S-
T ESTABLISHED.
\l
IN NEBRABELA.
CALDWELLHAWI1LTONCO
Busings 'rscsacted ssraft as thai of aa Incor
porated Bank.
Accounts kept In Currency or S W < ubjet to
ht checa knout not ko
OcrtiScates of drpos't ' la'-U'J FaTi > ! 5 In thrw.
fix t dt Te month * , bearing IaUre-5t , or 03
dtaucd without inttreat
Adv uc 3 ma-la to ustnmers MI arprovij s -
cnri lei at market ra'es of Interrs' .
Bnya'da-ll < oM. Mill of rjchi'gs Gorem-
u > eit St to C nnty ml City Bonds.
Dra-v S'c'nt DrafU rn fn ' ad , JrslanJ ,
, mid M parti of Europe
S < lt E ropsn P * . sine Tickets.
RQLIEGTIOHS PROMPTLY MADE.
Jingldtf
U. S DEPOSITOEY.
'IRST NATIONAL ANK
OF OMAHA.
Oor. 18th and Farntmm Streets ,
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT
IN OMAHA.
( SCCCrS30R8 TO KOUSTZ5 BBOS. , )
IMAXLISKED d loiC
w a ltIonal Dank , AUZBji 8C. J 6S.
Capital and Profits Over 300,000 ,
Specially sn'li-'rlz-dbj the Secretary or Trtircrj-
to receive Subscription to ibt
U.S.4 FER CEKT. FUNDED LOAN.
OFFICERS AND DIRECVOHB
rsnu. 1're-i'ent.
is Ko STZS , Vic Fr slJnt.
II. W. YAI B. a-hier.
A. J i OTtETOS AMorncy.
Joa > A. CR lomra.
1 * . H. DAMAss't CaaMw.
Thii bank roc h < 8depv it Mthout res d to
amounts.
li U 9 time certificates bearaf ! > oterest.
lira" a crafts OT s n T tnclscu aBtl prlndpO
citlti f f the United rta'es. al j LonJiu. Dublin ,
I'dii bur.-h and tbo principal tatits of tke contl-
Qent of Europe.
S'Ispassi. ; tlcbtUfir Ecitjriats in the In.
lean line marlitf
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Geo. P. Bemis'
IEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
16th & Douglas Sis. , Omaha , Neb.
Tbl iscncy does 8THICK.T * liroksrage trad
uces. Doss i'ot speculate , and therefore any bar-
Rim * on Itg IKIOKH .lie injured to Its pstrons , in
nl of hflnr cntitil-i ! np bv the srfnt
HILL.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
Vo 140SFarnham Strstl
OMAHA - NEBRASKA.
CfDw TCort i side opp Grand CentnlKottl.
Nebraska Land Agency.
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
1505 Faniham St. Oiiwha ,
100,000 AORFS carefully selo-ted land In Ep t ra
J bfa-kaforsali .
Great Ua' jams In liuprcTed fanns , and Omaha
dtvproper'j .
O.lF. DAViS. WEBSIER 3XYDER ,
Late I and Com'r U. r. n. l : .
LTVa EXZD.
ISyroii Reed A Co , ,
HEAL ESTATE AGENCY
IX NEBRASKA.
Keep wm leto ahttract cf title to all Real
KaUte In Omaha und Doug Us County. majltf
HOTEL3-
THS ORiaiNAL.
Oor. Randolph St. & 5th Are. ,
CHICAGO ILL.
B
? liCE3 REDCCSD TO
S2.00 AND $2,50 PER DAY
Li't.ud hi the tiQslimi cent-e , conrenlsnt
to pl't ) x cl Amusement blxan ly turn shed ,
onialni zalidtdeni Imcrovementc , poMeus
eJ v or , Si J. H. CUilJllNuS. Jtroiirletor.
: ' N HQi j
Cor. MARKET ST. & BROADWAY
Council Blnfls. lotva *
all tr m . RA.TE.-i Ptn IT fl n.r 33.00 p r day ;
second Cor s2 ia p rdiy ; th r J fl or , 3J.OOL
Tht iKltiurfiUui-uon ir.u-tctr.i < > Utoa < hoaw
in the tity. OEU. T. WIELrS , Prep.
OJIAHA , Jfeu.
IRA WILSON - PROPRIETOR.
Th * Metropol tan h renlrzlly lotated , anil
flnt CMI li e'e v re'pact.hsxloir rpctut'Tbe n
entire y rtnora e < l Ir.o pnMlc will flnif it a
comfortable ind bomsllkn boui . maritf.
Schuyler , Neb.
Flist class Hens * , Rood Vea'g. Good Beda
A'ry ' flccn- " , and kind and accommodating
treatcifnt , TwigooJ iamp > room § . Sp a
attention pal I to ccnaercial tnt\rI < T3.
S , MLLLEE , Prop , ,
> " Neb
Schuyler , ,
FRONTIER HOTtt ,
Laramis , Wyoming.
The dinar's resort , jjood accnmmoditlons ,
ar.-e iample room , charses reasonable. Special
attention ylrcn 'o tra elln ? men.
ll-H U O. Hir.Ll\RD , Pr"prl tnr.
INTER-OCEAN HOTEL ,
Cheyenne , Wyoming.
Flnf-cl-s' , Fine larje S mpl Booms , ona
lock from depot Train tcp from 20 minutei
to 2 bouTB for dinner. Fre Bui to and from
D0p..t. Kates 8200 210 and fS.00 , according
to r&oa ; 9 ujle meal 75 cents.
. A. D. BALCOir , Piocrietor.
ANTmW TORr > F.V. CnJsJ n.rfc. nilO-t
HAMBUnC AMERIOAH PACKET CO. 3
Weekly Line of Steamships
Lwrtcz > 'ew Tort Erery Ttundiy at 2 p. = .
Tor
EngaadJ ] Francs and Germany.
Pa 3igBlp-yl ,
G , B , RICHARD & GO , ,
Centr
61 Broaawar.
iOM WORKS )
HENRY RGER ,
V. BLATZ'S iVifLWAUKEE BEER !
In Kegs and Bottles.
Special Figures to the Trade. Familiea Supplied at Reasonable
Prices. Office. 2r9 Douglas Street. Omaha.
.DOUBLE AJ L ) SLNGLJS ACTING
ACTINGMRS
Steam Pninps , Engine Trimmings , Mining Machinery ,
GELTING KOSE , BRASS AND IROH FITTINGS , PIPE , STEAM PACKINC ,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A T , . STRAW 905 FaTnrmm Rtrnot nmnhru Nob'
. o.
1
1213 Farnham St. , Omaha.
in
Honse Fiirnisbiiig' Goods , Shelf Hardware ,
IVaiiS and Etc ,
Farnbam Sfreor. Isr. Door Bas Firpf. National Bank.
SHEELY BROS. PACKING CO. ,
PACKERS
Wholesale and Retail in
FKESHHIEATS& PROVISIONS , GAUE , PlIlTTRY. FISH , BTC.
CITY AND COUNTY ORDERS SOLICITED.
OFFICE CITT MARKSr-1415 Douglas Sr. Packing House ,
Opposite Omaha , Stock Yards , TJ. P. R. E.
Oarpetings i Carpet ! ngs I
Old Reliable Garpet House ,
1405 DOUGLAS STEEET , BET. 14TH MD 15TH
1SQS. )
Carpets , Oii Cioths ,
Matting , Window-Shades ,
Lace Curtains , Etc ,
MY STOOK IS THE LARGEST IH THE WEST.
I Make s Specialty of
WINDOW-SHADES AND LAGE CURTAINS
And hava a Pull Line ct
Mats , Rugs , Stair Rods , Carpet-
Lining Stair Pads , Crumb
Clothes , Cornices ,
Cornice Poles , LanibreqniBS , Cords and Tassels ?
In fact Everything kept in a First-Claw Carpet Honse.
Orders from abroad solicited. Satisfaction Guaranteed
Call , or Address
John B. Detwiler ,
Old Eeliable Carpet House , OMAHA ,
PATRONIZE HOiE INDUSTRY
The Only Lithographing Establishment in Nebraska
Proorletor.
OMAHA BEE
LITHOGRAPHING
Drafts , Checks , Letter Bill and Nuts Headings , Cards ,
Bonds , Certificates of Stock , Diplomas , Labels ,
etc , , done in the fcsst manner , and at
Lowest Possible Prices.
nSAT. MTMiViRPITER. OMAHA
PAXTON & GALLAGHER ,
1421 and 1423 Farnhaia , and 221 to 229 16th Sin.
KEEP THE LABeEST STOGK
MAKE THE LOWEST PRIDES ,
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