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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-19
YOUNG MEN /!

Let no false modesty deter you from mailing
your case know 10 one who, from education
and espeetabilrty, can alone beiriend on. lie
who places himself under DR.. kiNhEllN'S
treatment, may religiously sonhdein his bod OF
as a gentleman, and in who're bosom will bo
forever locked the secret Of the patient
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Take Particular Notice.

There is a habit which boys teach each 9TH
er at the academy or college, habit iDGulged
in when hy themselves, in solitude, growing up
with the boy TO manhood, aud which, II not a.
bandoued in due time, not only begsts serious
obstacles TO matrimonial happiness, bat gives
a series of prolracted, insidious, and devasta-
ting affections. Few Of those who ihtulge IN
this pernlcious practice are aware of tie con-
sequences, until they fad the nervous system
shattered, feel strange and unaccounta5le feel
ings, vague fears IN the mind The IEdlvIdusi
becomes feeble, he is unable 10 labor with &C.
customed yigor, oe 10 apply hIs mind 10 study;
his step is tardy and weak, he is duh, irreso-
lutte, the countenance is downcast, the eyes
without neutral lustre ,shamef scedness Is spPa-
rent These are symptoms uhieA shOrin avSLtn
The attention n those similarly afflicted
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-19
DOES DISEASE ORIGINATE IN
ImpuritV of the Blood?

THIS is question OF vital importance, and
l. one which has never been satisfactorily dis
posed Of by the professors who teach the heal
ing art. Some maintain and especially the
old school Phv scians-that life lives in the
blood, and therefore all diseases originate in it
but modern science ayers that ailments have
their originaton in both the solids and fluids of
the body. That the latter preponderates, how
ever, is a fixed fact, and medical skill has
clearly demonstrated that at least two-thirds
of the ills Of human flesh is heir to have their
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all forms Of secret diseases, diseases of tho
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kINKELIN, n. w. corner of THIRD aud u
MON Streets between Spruce and Pine, IL
SQUARES FROM the EXCHANGE, PPmADLLPBiA.
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G.. N. LUCKILY & CO.,
4flanllfatturing 1cwelcrs,
No. So, MAIDEN LANE,
NEW YORK CITY.


n Nj & CO., desire to dispose of their
". entire Stock of WATCHES AND JEW
ELRY, during the present season, FOR CASH
at great sacrifice.
In order the more readily to close up their
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inducements to cuStomefs:
Any person purchasing according to the fol
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quarter the amount of the purchase. For in
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without. additional charge any enc or more OF
the articles 10 the value of 81, and SO on IN
proportion.
All orders must be accompanied by Cash,
ard proper Instructions as to the manner oil
delivery, whether by Mail or Express,
REFER TO
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George Comings, 81 John street, n. Y.
j. n. Lewis, Esq, ATTY, Net. Bank, n. Y.
Luckey 81 Hane, &C Nassau street, n. Y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1859-02-19

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10 DIR. COGGSWELL'S ANTIPHLoGIS-
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DIR. A. =. Stonebraker, agent for Shephercs,own
and vicinity. Call or send and set circular.
DR.. COggsweEs NeD Medical Salt.
December 4, 1858. 3-iy
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

Making 8 handsome total 10 ,r,td,, g.,
people out Of in the short space Of ore
Such operations Sould bankrup, sps ir,.,
ish any people, and yet judging the Ron,,,..
an party as they o'sin to judge ours by ,,,'-
acts, they are 10 favor Of these whole.
sWindlss.
Itis q well established fact, that one NJ -.
great hls leaders Of the Republican party was
engaged in tho Teksus sgindie. and out ~ -
made the money that in the drst place. pur
chased The offce ofthe "NsJraska RspaBbs5, -
the organo Of this party in the Territory. and ss.
tablished il at OmAhs.
II has eince passed into other hands. hpt q,
it had not been for The Tekema Bank and Il,
KObbsriss Of the people, tits probable that cha
party would not at this day have an organ T.,
advocate tie principles.
It is by such meSns alone that the Rsnns.
licaO party is KEPT up and alive win the
people support sAd sustsin III They will M,
And they will slhmp the seal Of condemnation
on it SO firmly on the 18th Of October, that
1t will be wiped out Of Nebraska forever.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
Republican Movements,

On Monday night last, notices for an - IN.
dependent County Convention" we're pasted
up around the City, calling together can W.
ters OF Dakota oorsty, who are opposed 90
Re iersl diotstion and the abuse Of public
trusts, and othoial patronage, and position in
the affairs OF the General Government or Ter.
ritory for the purpose Of advancing the poIit.
icsl or peCuuiery ends Of social fa%vofites. and
who are in favor Of promoting men to ofEeo
on account of their HONESTY aud ConfZrgany
without regard to their attachment to or con.
nection with any particular name, clique, 10.
col prejudice or interest"
This call, ~ooUprieiug :be most difIculS
words in Webster's Unabridged. aud strung
together in this mastery style, was the Of.
spring Of one brain, and that brain a Repub.
leans. The same individual had the Bills
printed aud circulated, And he, together With
his republican friends, think they can foel
some democrats to their support While II is
claimed that they are opposed to "ofisisl psf
TOnage, " the whole movement is gotten IN
for that cue purpose alone. They want otSso
and "~ofioial patronage" Their mans q
living depend on it II is not democrsts tina,
want Office, it is republicans, and they know
full well that they are in a minority, largely,
in the county, and that unless they can obtsia
the support Of demoorats, they will 'of poce,.
sity," be opposed TO '%'oficisl pqtronsge Vs."
There is no way possible for them to get f,e
but by democratic VOtss, and il they exrcctlo
get them they are ~ much foolsd as they In,
tend to fool democrats. The party in TINS
county were never more united than now, -7a
could not possibly be more SO. All difcrsn
ces and dissensiOns-if any e1istsd-are hg7l
ed aud entirely forgotten, and xl are to work
zealously for our nominees.
Democrats arc not to be beguiled into tho
support Of republicans by any such "elap
trap " as Independent Conventions. This
dodge has been too often tried, and lie top ar
parent, even when the call is couched IN such
long, stringy, s~eIseless sentences, and with
such bigh-soundiog words. This bait will not
take, and they viii ind that thcJ Sau not draw
democratic strength. We warn all democrats
that this is nothing bat a republican oonysu-
ton, and unless they want TO supper, Iepub-
lioan men and measures, they must not sup
port its nominees. And II, in the language
Of the call, you rro in favor of promoting
mon TO Office on account Of sheir ioar,.t sud
competency, the nominees Of this Independent,
Republican Convention, will To- be the men
for you to support, for honesty and competency
will be stranger to them, as it is q stranger
in the republican camp, Hoa4ty and eomg5-
ttrey does hotdHeli among them, they do not
know them, and you might as we'll expect
" good to come out Of Nazareth" as honesty
aud competency to oome cut Of an lndspend.
ent Republican Convention.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

WIsCoEsIS,--Ths following is q complete
list Of the candidates on the State ticker 70.
gently nominated by the Democratic Coprsn-
tiou in Wisconsin
Decentralization G. Hobart,
Lieutenant GoVernor-H. S. Palmer,
Secretary Of state-H. Baden,
TreLsurer-L silVerman,
Attorney General-samuel Crawford,
Bsnk COmptroller-Joseph squires,
State Prison COumissionsr-5. c. Draper,
Nths Democracy Of Wisconsin do DOT elect
this ticket they ought to be killed. We know
Hobart, know Palmer, know the rest Of them
and will challenge the entire vest to produce
a better sounder or stronger ticket. Honesty
end OaPsbility. are prominent qualities in them
sll and it would do US a more good to see that
I skst make E clean sweep than any thing We
know Of. We do not wsnt them 10 succeed
BY the skin Of their teeth, we would like
them to lay aside their faction q~usrrels and
announce to the world next November that
the Badger State has gone Democratic by Of
least 5000 nsjos!ty.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

The Repub,.ssn nominee Tor Congress, Mr.
Daily made E little speech in this city OF
Thursday, on his waydoWn 10 his home il
NemshA county, He said the Republicans,
we're entirely harmonious and free from
s-K-I.s-M-s-[Nc5r4sk6 city NtrL
That's il! "skisns" is the word Dell
knew what he was talking about, when e.
lightning the bsuighted in Nebraska city
We are obliged to him for the coinage Of the
term. "Skisms" can not be found in Well
ster's Unabridged nor neither can a vori
more appropriate for the political c%onglomss'
ate Of which he is a ous-horse eSponant.
He will entertain the "skisms" OF this
place on next Monday. Hurra for " skisns -
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

Zoe 80 veil ~ be does. he has been elected
onss before ana win be again.
Every man on ths ticket is a thorough reii-
sble democrat, and We challenge the opposi-
ton TO nominate one half as good. We hare
hs rght men Jor Hs ngh pldes They are
equally distributed over the county, and they
will be elected By 50 large q majsriiy, that It
will forever crush out opposition 10 che Dem
%ocrstio party Ia Dakota county.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

from a correspondent u b. Cleveland PLAN
d,alsr, writing from Washington, Aug. 10.
= You can also find in
diyiduals who will purchase Africans whes
brought ia by the Yankee slave tradera, (fol
most Of them are Yankee Black Republicans
The prices Of slaves in the South, rsnge froE
1000 70 $500 and when these Yankees
smuggle in their kidnapped Congos, aud oFeI
them for two hundred dollars apiece, the tempt
alton to buy Is irresistible. Itisnn appeal TO
%avariee and c]upidity whioh IS too strong for
poor human nature.
This is a feature Of the slave trade question
which should BE- pressed hcme upon the Black
Popablioshs. siAvers are Cited out in north
sr1 ports, thoy 20 to Affioa, steal negroes,
carry them to the south, pocket the money
Tor them, and return homs 90 good Abolition
ists bs ever. This is no vague charge. II It
literally true. Many Of the men who dc this
very thing are such fanatics that they would,
If they e~ould,-aEd ia some cases do-steal
southern slaves, carry them North, set them
at /" liberty" and let then stRrve 70 death.
SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT.
The deleotabie tribe in this territory, 10 the
face Of facts that can not DO controver,ed,
had the assurance to blarney a plank into
their platform holding the administration re-
sponsible, for the open prosecution OF this ne
farious trsHick, By their Abolition brethren.
When the laws are attempted to be enforced
against negroC-steslers, as in Ohio for in.
stance, then Republicans declare it 20 be an
imperative duty Of their members, to resist
the officers aad, IL necessary, 70 shoot them
down. We might indulge in a notice Of their
blarneyings abeut Kansas, but we are tired
Of her affairs, and since Mrs Nichols rubbed
her tongue to the b%lsrnsy stone, and %harRngued
= convention of Republicans with such effect,
that they instantaneously proclaimed the
SEXES equal, by allowing women to vote, we
will pass her by in disgust.
In this territory, they have blarneyed a
quiet, inofensive, silly citizen Of Nemaha Co.,
until they induced him to make an ass Of him.
self. According to the programme leid down
for him, he is to rub his tongue to the ism
If he has not already done so-snd tear
the country like a ~lunatio, from south
TO north and uice uerS7. We could stand their
state rsbberies, their "invidious distinction"
traffic in live Sensgambians, their oppo-
to law and order, Vide Oberlin,) but
we can not stand this imposition on poor hS-
man fesh and blood! Mr.. Daily has our
heart felt sympathy, in his meteor-like ca
He vent up q rocket, he will come
stick. We are glad he is coming, as
the people up this way have such a curiosity
to see a specimen Of political ALTERATION, that
had he not kindly volunteered to pay them a
visit, we fear they would have taken it into
heads to invade the ~sanctity OF bis
They mean no harm however, and the
worst be need fear is their voting dead against
him at tho election. The trip will do him
good, ns it will show him how much " higher
than a bite" he is, and how far he will have
to fall in October.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
The Republican Party tn NsbraskS
In favor OF wild Cat Banks.

Pssolrsd, That We are irreooncilably oppos-
ed 10 the incorporation of Backs or Of Banking
! Institutions, or to the creation OF an unli mited
Territorial or state debt
The above is one Of the resolutions in the
Platform OF the Democratic party, as eauDcis
ted by its convention at Plattsmo uth. II will
be seen that one Of the cardinal principles OF
She party in the territory, is hostility to Bank
and the burLhening cur young and prosperous
territory with an unlimited debt, to hang over
It like a mighty incubus, crushing out all its
energies and prosperity.
How different in comparison is the ActiOn Of
the crowd Of men that assembled at Bellevue
under the name Of q Republican convention, -
not one word is said by them in opposition 10
Wild Cat or any other kind Of Banks or to III.
amount Of the state debt.
II is we'll known that the opposition party
have always been 10 favor of Banks. But we
had no idea, that the, broken doyn gambling
politicians, wild cat landowners, bankrupts Of
the states, and unsoupulous spectators who
composed the Bellevue convention would have
the efTrontery to thus oountsnsuce Banks a nd
state debt, by not declaring their their oppSs-
ition to them Rat the reason is ebVisSs.
they are nearly al reckless fortune seekers
and the object with them is public pluuder,
and money, aud II they should succeed In Oh
tanning power, their state officers would com
mence at Oncs to rob and plumber. after the
pattern set them in Iowa, and in a few years
Nebraska would have a state debt that would
take years 20 cancel, a Wild eat Bank would be
established in every town, end the country
HIodsd with worthless paper in the shape Of
bank bills, which would only be good and be
redeemed a sufficient length of time ts get
enough out to make It an object to fail.
Look for an instance OF the history and facts
Of Banking in Nebraska. At the frat session
OF the Legislature, the Western Exchange Bank
WAS Incorporated, which vent into operation
IN the winter Of 1850. The NemAha Valley
Bank Of Nebraska, and Platte Valley, Wsrs
Incorporated, in the winter Of 1867. The
Banks Of Dssoto, TekamA and Fontene!le we're
chartered and all we're in full tide OfoperStion
in the spring ami summer..of 1857 The coun-
try was actually dslugod with the paper Of
them Banks. In the following fall Rnd winter
the crash eams. First went the Western EK
change and the balance soon came t%utblinl
after. Hundreds we're mads bankrupt by
there failures, and sWindlss, and everyone ia
the country suffered more or less, and'o this
more than TO any other fact are We hdsbtsd
for the present bard times in Eebraskh
The follo owing ia about the amount The PEI. l
pie have been swindlsd out Of, by thss several .
institutions that failed, as near as AYR saul3
be Asoertained
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

Our distinguished fellow tovusmau has
moved from this city to Counoil Bluffs Iosa
IL left with his family and furniture on last
Tuesday evening He crossed tho riverGtsiouH
City aud went on the other SIDE. We learn
from him that be has formed Law partnership
IN the Bluffs. aud will enter Ct once upon tho
duties q bic profession. Mr. Crawford is q
lawyer OF ability and high scholastic s1,aiu-
@sS,s snd We wish him success and prosper
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
Very Respectfully
T. RUELLT

= will DO seoa by reference to another COL
umn, tAlt o resolution was passed by the
Democratic County Convention, recommend
ing George W. Mason of Burt county, as q
suitable candidate for District Attorney
We know Mr.. Mason to be a sound and re,
liable democrat a man eminently qualihsd
for the Office; q well read aud practical law
yer industrious and energetic; and will
make Va just such q district attorney ss is
wanted IN this Western country. lie is fully
oouoersont with the duties Of the Office, having
ecr7ed two forms as district attorney, in
S,euheovile, Ohio, Besides this, he is a
poor man. Like many others, he has been
unfortunate iu bis western speouia,icus, and
nc needs the ofdce. We have no doubt but
bat hO will receive the entire democratic
vote Ct tia couaty.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
.4ss,sdiars srth, couuty c~oar,u,o.

INV Np1ANt nttoa
rafsusutta . call OF the Couuty Csutr,
>an.ttso, the Democracy Of DAota couut'
~ hois delegates. assembled =, the CourI
1'aasi ia OlkotA City on MoaJsy. sept. D.
1872 A. E. NJ. TO noinnsis candidates fo'
Dsanty oheers to Be supported BY the demo
Ntaey a. the sn%suing election,
TAe ooavsntion uss ,rtahizsi ~ eAliinI
avn NsHsigssr Chairman.
"a notcn, Ziba Milisyo rss slsetsa Vice
rf,a.!ent.
- motion, Wiliism sohoo'6eli ADD Joi a
W,C.rtSy we're elected Secretaries.
moloa, rss made that a COMMITTEE or
tatss be appointed on Creisbtisls' Carried.
Ths chair appointed Samuel Gamble, 2iba
IilaEa sad Patrick ONsal, sash commit
.rs.
On notion, a COMMITTEES u tbrss On s'soiu-
tio1s vssappo.o'sd, consisting o',As following
ssntlensa =. O. Lsars,a, A. II. Baker
1aeoh ysa Avken.
The COMMITTEES on Cs3Isnsisib reported ths
1amss Of the following s~eas.suea a, entitled to
seats 10 TIE Convention,
Dat,ta Pr.ti.eG.-3snosl G.mb's william
Ccri, John Esasigges. William 5ohoolasld,
william CRrnaban, Jacob Ven AukSE.
ST. Johr's Presisct.-John HeHsurOn, Jotn
MAgin, Daniel McKcnus. gimon Msgsn, Dan
isl Duggsn, John Mccarthy, Patrick O'Nsal.
Covingtsa Prcci1:t,-wiiiam Smith, william
Leeoh, James MoKenns
Omaha Crcek FSseisoG-Z;bs Millsgs z. @.
Lampson, g. @. Coehraae, James wamley
A. II. Baker.
The report Of the comm Ittee was on motion
accepted aud adopted.
The committee on rVsOiutisus reported the
following
ResolSeS, That We heartily approve Of and
endorse ibe principles Of the Democratic par
iy. AZ enunoiated in the Platform Of tho
Convention held at P%lsllsmouth on the 18th Of
August last
Resolp,d, That we pledge our united strength
aud lsbors for Gen, Is Bstabrook aud the
wAole Democratic Ticket. both Territorial aud
County.
Rtso'ssd, That Dakota county sends greeting
10 her sistsr counties Of the Territory, and
challenges each and every olO Of them to give
as large a dom2erstio maj lily as she dooa,
in proportion to tSe whole number VI votes
pOllrd,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
County oOAysnt,en.

Ithas seldom been our fortuns to attend a
mere orderly and respeCtAhle-Gppebring body
Of men, than the convention Of democratic del
ggates that assembled in this city ou Monday
!ast There w5rs no aspiring lsuagoSuss among
them, no radical theorists, 70 blatIng poll
~iciAns, but men Of sterling worth, iuobtrusive
in mannsrs, industrious IN habits, and possess @
Cd Of foHr hores sense, They we're a fair
semple OF Dakots county Demoorscy-aud she
may feel proud Of such conservative citizens
There wac no wild enthusiasm displayed but
a respectable sud silent determination to
quietly but sEsotually clean out Dakota coan.
ty Of he last vestige OF Black RsPublicanisrn
They were nearly al farmers and belonged 20
tia, GLASS ofnen Who mind their own b%usinees.
They will be heard from inside Of hve weeks,
and when they do quekiug Republieanism In
THE county will give up the Shost,
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

James MeGiua having received s m.lo,ity
Of a.! the votes osst en- tAo e. ballot, MAS de-
o.srsd duly nominAted.
Ga motion James vs.. Virtue was uomina.
ted as candidate for County Clerk by ao5's-
NATION.
On motion UaGe ana carried, the convention
proceeded TO s.eots County Central COMMITTEES
for ,hs ensuing year.
The following named gentlemen we're elected
such committee. E. O Lanpsou, Samuel CAM
bic, Daniel Deggau, A. Il. Baker, Winisn
Kegaa
Tae follow,ug resolution was offered by A
81 paksr and, on motion, accepted and adoP-
tod.
F.so' z That hssipg fgA confidence il
ihe !ntegr.ty. ability, capacity sui democracy
ofdsorgs W, Mason o. Burt county. ws DO
hereby recommend him Is q suitable person to
support Cor District Attorney.
Air Bates was here called fer sud hsyisg
appeared, returned thanks 20 the convention
ne said be stood fs.r and square on the Plat
fern Of ga party avoided zone Of its issues
be would rap az a democrat II elected be
would be elected - "a democrat and II de
fsatea. dsfsatsd az such
D. m,' 81 a YES resolved tAst the pE9eee--
are cfthis corvsi ti-n 20 pablsAss n the
p.s,.7 rty Hsrsla
q uctoa, ghs convention aeJcyrre4
JOAN NAFFLloGEA cas-
Vs., rN 9ossetrirtc 1s.r
f.ft htrt ts.rE
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
CANDIDATES. bEPARTMENT

W. are authorized AVID requested to announce tho
name Of Or. J. D, NJ CROCRwELL,as a Candidate to
represent tbs County OF Dakots In the noxt Terrltori.
ell Legislature.
pIeaso announce the name Of GEORGE W. DOANE,
asa CANDIDATE for District Attorney, Of the Third Jv-
dicisl District.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

William Camahsn having ,saejJod o paiQr-
ity Vi all tho votes csej 90 tbo 4,h ballot, Vac
declared duly Nominated.
On motion 2ba Mllsgo was nominated a.
candidate Cor a3uaty Treasure, by soolana
ton,
- motion, J. J,TrAcy vas nominated Ga
candidate for county Commissioner, by asclA.
nation,
On motion. A. II. Bskor was nominated
ss candidate for Probate Jojse, by a,o,Aua-
zion.
Ca molten. she Convention proceeded 10
ballot for . candidate for e.sI.f. vita tbs
s-Y'.ytg. rsp.ts
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
9ahOta Gin 9rtab.
DEsrOORATIo NOHIERTIoNs.

saturday Morning, ssr,sms.r 10 1859
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10
j. q Lampson,
A II Baker, Com
jacob Van Auken,

On motion, the report Of thu Committee wss
unanimously accepted aud adopted.
+, @, Lsmpson moved that q nomination
should require a majority Of oil the delegates.
Carried.
motion was made Snd carried that the
convection proceed to nominate two candidates
for Representatives.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for
two candidates to represent Dakota county in
the nSxS Legislature. with the following re-
anlR.
Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1859-09-10

NIVuutt NNI DhIds hAFIhR ~rFcelVed q MS
jof,ty q oil the votes east we're dsciarcd
nominated.
% motion Of william Caynshan, the convau.
tiau proceeded 70 bail'. FOR g candidate Tor
Register aud Recorder, carried
tbs following t's result af lta ballot,
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