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tural resources Of this fertile portion Of
the Union can be developed. We would
like TO sec every Farmer in possession
Of ore of these machines, for we believs
they are what they are represented to be.
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POLITICAL.

Tue VorE OF THE First CoxGRss-
SIGNAL D,srKIcr.-1hc returns arc in
nom all the counties in the LIST Con-
gre 81 nal District with the exception pl
Audubon, wh'ch gave at the las, election
a majority ofe;sht for the Demo ratio
ticket. Count ng Audi! OH the same as
lat year, i, W Il be seen tina, the Democ.
racy have CARED the district by a ma.
jo'Its Of 50 for Dodge for Governor, ard
majority OF 2l7 for Babbtt for Lieu
tenant Governor.
Notwithstanding the defeat of the
Democracy in tie State, it must DC a
source of qualification to all Democrats
to know that tho y have made large gains
upon their opponents in several counties
heretofore the strongho'ds OF the Black
Republicans, while they have held their
own in almost every Democratic county
in tho State.
1t must also be URGE OF gratitica-
ton to the Democratic candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor to
know that they have succeeded in carry
ing the Congressional District in which
they reside, and in wiping out the Black
Republican majority Of 600 given Cur,
tie last year, and thus making clean
gain Of over eight hundred votes in one
year. Our opponents may crow over
their victory - they may hold their
meetings Of cxuItalion and illuminate and
have thei' torch-light professions in ev-
cry county in the State, as they did in
Mahaska county; but we think a few
more such victories as they achieved in
that county aud the LIST Congressional
District, will satisfy their ambition and
the publications., Examinations and
torch.Iight professions will be dispcnsed
with on their part.
Below we give the returns from the
lst Congressional District, showing tho
majorities for each candidate for Gov
crnor and Lieutenant Governor:
Or lodge. ...................2 ,0ll maioritioa
Airkwood.. ............... 2,Si6
- 05
Eo' nsoV'tt.... .............. 1904
""s0"''...... 1897
3ly
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ly and premeditadley by The Democrat
ic party in its kansas.Ncbraska bill.
and by the after infa,Iies of the Buch>
anan Administration, we should very
probably never have had the lIarpers
Ferry folly-and but for the rascally and
persistent efforts of the Democratic
press to make capital out Of this crazy
foray, its influence would have been con-
fined to narrow space, instead of be-
coming the means of agltating the conn
try for months, and leaving behind it
train of consequences of the length and
depth of which no man may now fore
see. Gazette, Of Wednesday.
We appeal to the candor Of the edit
or of the Gazltte, if all the testimony on
the subject does not establish the fact,
that John Browns raid into Virginia
was the result Of "a determination formed
prior to his going to Kansas. John
Browns wife asserts such to be the case.
Her evidence and that Of others is con-
elusive.
As to the allegation that 'the persist
ent efforts of the Democratic press"
have been instrumental in producing the
present agitation, we will not attempt to
deny; but that agitation has been the
result of the disclosures Of the schemes
and plots Of conspirators against the
Government. Has the editor of the
Gazette been furnished with copy Of
the Hinter Rowan Helpers "Compendi-
um Of the Impending Crisis Of the
South" endorsed by !Sirty-E Eight Re-
publican Members of Congress- If
be has, it manifests no little assurance
on his part to state, that "the influence
of John B.own's foray would, under any
circumstances" have been confined to a
narrow limit" To defeat and crush the
reasonable plot in the bud,required that
the people should be aroused to 4 sense
of the cnormity Of the otfense, and the
magnitude of the danger. Browns in
surrcctionary movements were in accord
ance with the suggestions contained in
the "Comoendium' recommended by a
majority of Republican Members OF
Congress. No, Mr.. Editor of the Ga
zette : the Republican press cannot de-
lude the people into belief that no vi-
olence is threatened to the institution of
the South, when they have before their
eyes the plain and uumistakable approval
of such violence, by no less than Sixty
Eight Members Of the National Legis-
laturc.
The Republican party is driven to the
open position OF hostility to the nstitu-
ton of Slavery in the States. No sub
tertuse or sophistry will serve to blind
the people as t. the real character o.
the controversy. 1t - now proclaim, d
by Republican authority, that to be pa
tr'ot you must first become an 44Joii-
Htionis.. We have, time and again,
held this up as Republican doctrine. 1t
has as often been denied by our neigh
Dor OF the Gazette. Our asscverat ons
are now substan'ia,ed by higher Rcpub.
'ican authority than the Gazette itself.
1t the phi presented by these Sixty
Eight Republican doctors is too nause-
Gus for our ncighbor, let HIM desert the
foul party with which he is con ncoted,
before he is carried into the cess pool of
Abolltionisn for thither must he 90, if
he continues 10 serve rs a sentinel upon
the watch-tower Of Republicanism.
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Vorz FOR GOVERNOR AND LIEUT..
GOVERNOR IN the 2D CoNeRxssroNAl
DrsrRicr.-Below We give the vote for
Governor and Lieut. Governor in the
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works Of art-and especially in cheap, black and
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persons Of taste that they safe in ordering
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that shall be SPLENDID ORNAMENTS TO ANY PAR
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WHITE 4 CO.,
KeNl Estate .9GeNts,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.

O0 ACRES, ~ miles from city; good house,
on stables and shed /; good we'll and oistsrn !;
and 100 fruit trees; will be sold 1t : great bar
gain.
10 acres, under fine cultivation, good house.
barn, &C.. only u miles from steamboat landing.
This Is one Of the pest faims in Scott county.
10 acres, all cultivated and fenced good house
and stable; only II miles out. Thisis Ans stock
farm.
1SO acres, oil fenced and under cultivation; good
house and barn fne young orchards near 10
school; will be sold for only $40.
Wanted Immediately, Good Farms for
cash customers. sep3S
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Correspondence Of the Journal ofCommerce
The I0g-Cr0p-H0gC Cholera.

nc 11OSSOIOY-AAO OnVACb0.
CYNrmrASA, Ky, Nov. %, 1861
We have had pleasant weather here for
the last few weeks. Thcusands Of hogs
arc pouring III from the .porkopolis Of
the world, Cincinnati. Sho has hereto
fore monopolizcd the great hog-trade
of the West, but now she has rivals in
trade which will some day be her supe-
nor. Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville and
hundreds of small towns will this year
kill fair proportion ofhogs. st. Lou
is will some day be the hog-market Of
the West. The country around Cincin-
natl will be the great grain. growing re-
gion from which the East must be sup.
piled with their brcadstutfs, while far
Their West will be the stock growing
region Of which St. Louis will be the
center.
The hog cholera is again making
dread havoc, no less than two hundred
and fifty thousand having fallen by that
disease in the graat valley of tho Mis-
sissippi. No remedy has yet been found
to be Of any practical advantage.
EVACUATION DAY.-Thc splendid mil
ltarv parade Of the First Division, on
this anniversary ofthe finale ofthc Rev
oluton, the evacuation Of the country
by the British forces, is deserving OF
much praise, as heretofore the celerbra-
ton has been made by seperatc COM
panics, or one or two patriotic regi-
ments, ard We are gratified at this hint
that the day is remembered as an i'm
portaut one of our National history, and
worthy of commentator.
TWAS melancholy pleasure to see
the Veterans taking their part in the
CELEBRATION Of the day, and the old stir
ring tunes of the band which accompan-
led them, reminded us of the times when
verybody was familiar with the warlike
ditty Of 1912:
"Pickaxc, shovel, spade,
Crow-bar, hCe. and barrow,
Better aot invade,
Yankees have ii 9 morrow"
Long may the day be remembered,
and celebrated as one connected with
our national glory.
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Editorial notices charged for at the ratc of y
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Union Coffee g. Spice MILL,
CORNER OF FRONT AND MAIN.
nov2S1 .. Il. JONES, 4 CO.


W Thanksgiving day, on Draly street, BE-
!. Tween eth and 18th streets, or near the Bap.
ust CaIrsh silvsr pencil case. The finder will
% ss'sse'y rewarded By leaving itpt this saes.
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I'd Congressional Di,fcs Of this State.
In three or four inslAnces We have taken
the vote cast TO- Judges Of the Supreme
Court 10 sscsrtsin the probable majority
for Governor and Lieut.. Governor and
they will not he far from correct.
II will be seen that kirkwood's ma
iori,y over Dodge in the I'd District is
S,O46 aud in the two Districts 2,95l.-
Rusch's majority in the I'd District is
5000, and in the two Districts 2,849,
showing that the Democracy, though
beaten, are not beaten as bad ~ they
we're last year, and with as thorough .
canvass oil over the State - was made
this year in the lst Congressional Dis>
trict, next year victory will perch upon
the Democratic standard, and Iowa will
cast her vote fora Democratic President:
For Dodge. ............. meJoiiues.
klrkwOod, .......S,1"o
3,046
Deduct Demecrati, Maj. in LIST
DistFict,...... ................so
Kirkwood's ma .,..............1,Sal
For B.boist.. ..............2,ll' najo,itis'.
Rusch, ...........',i'
30S6
Deduct Dem. Majority in LIST
UiStrlct,... .......... ..''''@i'
kuSchs mAj.,. S,oas
Council Bluffs Bugle.
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Nebraska Land Agency!
Cook, Sargent r. Parker,
FLORENCE. NEBRASKA.

"1l.Lattend promptly 70 oil businessconnecte
w with Land Agency, other in Nebraska, OF
western Iowa.
LAND WARRANTS bought, sold and located
Business for them can be left with any Of the
undersigned.
COOK L SARGEN !, Davenport, ~
COOK, SARG'TDOWN Co, Iowa City} Iowa
COOK. SARGENT dCOOk, Des Mnines.
SARGENT / DIXWELL Boston, Mass.
odl5if
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}. MONGEHe,
Il "A II ID A q IL N n
NOTARY PUBLIC.

l AND Warrants located in all the Offices now
open. Special care t. ken to secure first quality
OF Land, and good locations for those entrustnY me
to locate their Warrants
LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT 4 SOLD on COMMISSION.
& d FL CHG DONE.
AND TITLES EXAMINED WITH CARE. ;.
Taxes Patc1s
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PATENTS PROCURED.
viii give special at,.ntiont
COLLECTING DEBTS, RENTS, &c.
~ -Eemit'ances promptly made.
III FOR rale 70 Lots IN the city u Davenport.
Also large quantity u Improved AID L nmrroyed
Lands in Iowa, from 81 Is 70 5000 per acre.
S1-Oniee NJ Is Main st. Davenport:
Cook q Sargent, BANKER, Dsrenper: Iowa.
X. T.. Can. pbell, BANKER,
q. l.. Davenpyrt, Prs'i Of State Baak
g. {. X. Mitchell,
Putnam Leake, At,'ys,
l.. 6. Dessain,, Esq.
May Is dly.
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T@mnlercial Advertiser.


4 se nvsr they beckon to me,
~, ,,es whc've crossed 10 the other side,
..,,, a their snowy robes see,
A., voi-es are Ios; in the dashing tide.
-. With riuzIets Of sunny gold,
-. n. reflection Of heavens own blue,
- in tie rsiIiEht gray and cold
. -. o,js mist hid him from mortal view;
!. not the ANGELS who met him there
- ~. otthe city We could not see,
\ = A. -irsr, over the river,
II :, ,r.hsr stands waiting % welcome me-
river the boatman pale
- anotler, the household pet:
-, raris waving in the gentle gale,
~, Niunie. see her yet
81 On her bosom her dimpIed hands,
-,-ssr-.ssly entered the phantom-bark,
An die from its silver stands.
,-I,s mn sunshine grew strangely dark;
q ,,.~ sae IS sase On the further side,
,Hthe ransorned and angels be;
0--, he rEeF. the mystic river,
', asiaoad's dol IS waiting for me-
:. ,ous rr--u from those quiet shores,
N. --uss Eith the boafman cold and pale;
..ar tas dip of the golden oars,
,-s errb a -i-srn os the snowy sail,
,sSs my have passed from our yeariing hearts,
AZ russ the stream and are gone for aye.
:. nv rot suader the veil apart
IA httes fFum our vision the gates Of day.
r.suly know that their barxs more
mr. sal si.h1us o'er Ifs's storEny sea:
,<.u,srh-re know on the unseen shore,
Nv raica. lEd beckou, and salt for me-
Lsr Il AMI think when the sunsets gold
Z s4ushfn- river and hin and shore.
saH ars day stand by the water cold,
sui Is, fr the sound Of the 5oatman's oar;
.t.E ratch fdr a gie1m q the Tapping sail;
7 rssaH hear the boat as Il gains the strand,
saE pass from sight with the boa;man pale,
r Re better shore o. the spirit-land.
an kngx th- loved who have gone before,
Aai hyfslly sweet win the meeting be,
:. over the river, the peaceful river,
zs Aa-eI q Death shall carry me.-SeIecfed-
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ID. G.. WATERMAN & Co.
Offers Cor Sale:
OO0 BBLS. EXTRA MESS BEEF
,GOO300 tolls prime pork, ~ s.
100 g GaIlego -four, superdne,
100 g. Haxau d, do so I
25 half bbls superhne dour, for families, /.
$4,000 lbs bread, pilot. navy and medium,
Is half bbs crushed sugar,
80 kegs butter,
$50 ciis New Bedford tovlne1, & 8
90 bundles navy oakum,
25 bbls pitch,
81 tobacco, zsszs 81
1000 gallons spirits Of turpenfine,
tons iron hoops, 5zS sz. q
800 coils Manila cordaee 81 inch, "a, 4a,4
81, 81, 81, g. "a, o. u, q II and II inch.
so coils thread, thread and IL thread. 2
so coils Russia corsiage, u inch shrording,
5. 4, 81, 3, 2t, and II inch
e5 coils o, IL and Is thread seizing, hamber.
line rounding and houseline,
Chain cables and anchors,
Copper and iron spikes, 4 and s inch.
Ships cambooses complete, Nos. 2 and g.
Whale irons, toggle irOns
Whale boats, f4E1 ~
Cotton duck. Nos. 2, 4 S, 9 and 2,
10000 feet white pine boards. -
Hard pine heading,
Spruce -four boards, - z<2<-
Hard pine flooring boards 40
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stors, a@fIIings ann Zeal estate.
HOUSE TO LET.

HOUSE TO LET.
60 THE COMMODIOUS AND PLEAS.
k4ii anty situated dwelinghouse in Nuuanu Valley
zA occupied by Mr. NJ. B. Beckwith. 1t is just beyond
first bridgehas government laid on and is very des
able family residence. Apply to ED. KEMP,
I5S-d Hotel street, opposite the National Hotel.
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WaikahaIulu Water Lots!
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
Il appointed agent for the sale and lease of the
WaikahaIulu Lots!
begs call the attention Merchants Owners
and others to this finely situated tract of land which
ered in lots at reduced and liberal
Plans may be and all particulars learned by application
to the undersigned at Robert c. lannon's Buildings
N B-Early application should be made for choice
W. L. GREEN,
Agent for the Sale of Waikahaluu Lots.
Honolulu, Oct q, 1888. 121-f
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D.. c. WATERMAN JOHN F. POPE.
ID. C.. WATERMA & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Whaling Fleet by
the furnishing of funds purchase and sale of Exchange OIL
Bone General Merchandise, and the procuring of Freight
REFERENCES.
Messrs ISAAC ROWLAND JR.. Co., New Bedford
c. T.
MORGAN, STONE Co., San Francisco.
MCRUER MERRILL, do 105-u
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General Gouunssoa Merchant; Honolulu, Oahu, s. 1. Money
advanced for bills of Exchange the
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" Work, the shortest notice and most reasonable
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