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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-24
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In La eu. the 18th inst Avn wife OF RICHARD
Il ,ssitL, aged AZ years
IL Linden o. the lsth inst. RICHARD HAxsILI aged
81 years
IN me io3n CT "sid-ick, en- Monday nis' {. june
y.e' sf G>ose. 4 A.srIs .ssa seou, - YEAR,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-24
IN PRoBArE-,o.~a coua.y Court.

In the matter of tbs estate Of Mark Corin deceased
On reading and fling the petition OF Thomas Johns
administers Of said estate setting forth the
of personal estate that has his hands and TIE
disposition thereof the amount of debts outstandir
against said deceased and description of all the
of which said deceased died and the val
ue thereof and praying that license be him granted
10 De the whole Of said real And It appearing
from said petition that there is net sufficient personal
estate IN the hands Of said administrator to said
debts. and that il is necessary in order pay the
same, sell the whole of said real estate. II IL Their
fore ordered that all persons interested in sal esta
appear before he Judge OF this Court Monday, he
Sd day Of august next ensui &, II O'Clock A NJ. q
said day, his Office the village Of Dodeville. then
and tn show II there shall be. uhy Ii
sh Guild not be granted to said administrator l
said re2 Estate according prayer of said petition.
And il is further ordered that u copy of this orae
shall be published for four successive weeks prior {
said day of hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune, d
weekly newspaper CT cuIsting in said County
Dated June 22d, 1868 $. B ANSLEY,
234w County Judge.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-24
txT N-sON OF TERRIrOaN.

This ompany, have recently extended their lines,
and established offices AT all points the PIP l
fISSISSIPPI including Vino y, Waoashaw, Re-
Wing Prescott and st Paul, connecting with Burbank
Co S Express the principal points in The nteri
Of Minnesota; also for Wing, Pembina, an6
the British Possessions
Office. have also been established the St Groin
River "A Hudson a d StilIv alter
On the ST Peters River St. Peters, iankato ant
Fairbarlt
on the hppewa River at Eau Claire.
The have also extended their lines westward III
Iowa and established offices Iowa Falls Fort Dodge
and Sioux ~
Connections are made in New Yo k with Wells Far
90 4 Co, for California Oregon &c.
I Toronto, with British and American Express for
Montreal, Quebec Portland, and all parts of the old
country
It s.: Joseph by overland Mail Company. for Pike
Peak California Sc.
n2s JAS. q. FARGO. -up'r.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-24
IMPORTANT Z FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

IN. \ Ii L {. [. III IN y L I,LtS.
The Continuation OF ingredients in these Pill are the
result of ng and extensive pra tice They mild
in their OPERATION certain in Getting all rrrgu
larities, Painful Menstruations removing al obstruc
tons. whether from cold otherwise Headache Pain
in the side papitation OF the Heart. hites all NeI-
Iecons Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and
limbs. &c, disturb sleep, which arise Interrupt
ton of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of in the treatment of
those Irregularities distractions which have con-
signed 50 many PREMATURE GRAVE No female can
enjoy good health she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to
decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the ct efectual remedy known for CON-
Invaluable, inducing, ,eith certainty periodical
regularity. They are kno to thousands who have
used the different periods, throughout the country
having the sanction OF of the most eminent PIN
sicians in Anlericr Explicit Directions STATING
schen they stoa!id not be used with each Rox-prce
ONE DOLLAR PER Box, containing from CITY to
sixty Pills.
Pits sent by mail PROMPTLY by rernittiue In TN. prn
prietor or Ell her 0, the Agents at dineral POI.
t. d III .uHINGS, PsopREsToR
40 Cedar ST. Ne - York,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-24
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USE THE
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quar- = 10
4 hhSE hits are composed Of the best Roots
L oarhs anu herbs known and peculiarly ad,,ut.t
i"ileu'ate relief and ultimate cure Of ali DISEASE,
D''"deIto's and ittld Cherry Bitleys
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"7'deE'o" o'sd Is'ad Cherry B,tcrs
CUaE LOST App. TtTE
D"'deli"" a"d Wa Cherry Biaess
tUREA
a its worst forms They perform these cures simply
py one oGice-reguIltiug The Ii er
For sale BY dealers in Medicines everywhere.
5 Hun fNGToN, Proprietor
Fsrmersburgh Clayton Co., Iowa
FOR SALE BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS
J. J. Reed Co, Wholesale Agents Chicago
Allen X Hhsford - - Dubunne
IL Newhall :.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-24

A good set OF Backsni,h's tools Enquire the
Store Charlie Cox Co, Of II, Keys, on Foun-
tain Street.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-24

The unequa led facie. and great extent OF the
Of IS old established cnpauy, enables them
TO transport with the grea est safety and speed,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-06-24

scarfs shawfs Broehe, double and single Cloak Trim
ngs, and an endless variety Of articles by
Istf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

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safer the consequences: dirt, ycrmin, dis
ea,e. starvation, death We hardly know
which to blame the most, the rebels. for
treating cur soldiers thus or those Of our
own officers, who have It in their power to
amelioratc the suffering condition Of cur
friends in prison, and refuse to do it. We
think ii 100 or 500 iiicers of Negro rcgi-
mcnts, ana u ,0G0 Americans OF African
descent" Eerc the subjects Of such cruelty,
Lincoln, Halleck, Stanton, & CO. would
find right speedily some way TO remedy
the difficulty. We subjoin the following
letter received by the Baltimore American
on Friday last, from correspondent; said
to be entirely responsible:
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 29--The FLAG Of
truce boat arrived this morning from City
Point. with l3l parolcd men. y number
died on the boat OH it, way hther. They
were actually starved to death Never, III
the whole course ct my lie, have | seen
such scene as these men prcscntel.-
They were living skeletons, every man Of
them. and hal to be sent to the hospitals.
In the Surgeons opinion. more than one
third Of them must die hein- beyond thc
reach OF nourishnent and ne IDEAL aid T
questioned several f them. and all state
that their condition has been brought I'll
= the treatment they have received at ire
hands Of the rebels. They have been kept
without food, and exposed 3 large portion
Of time without shelter of any kind TO
look at these poor men. AMI hear their
tales Of Voc. as TO how they have heen
treated one would not suppose they had
fallen into the hands of southern chigalry
but rather into the hands Of savage tarba-
rians, destitute of al humanity or feeling.
Our reiglbor across the way undoubt-
ely has copperhead on the BRAIN lie
speaks Of nothine writes Of nothing. Think
Of nothing, dreams OF nothing except
copperheads. IF a dog gets poisoned, =
sidewalk needs repair, bridge fixed; he
cemetery grown up WIKI bushes, al, ell is
charged to colperheads.
Tie nun IS about as fearful o. snakes as
though there were millions Of them al
around him:--IIc sees makes, feel snakes,
SMELLS snakes, hears snakes at every turn
lie makes. They are in his mind il his
head, III Ms ',oots---''i'.t-- ITO sorrows u. :
Pocr III matt. Some vino read tIo Oh
gentleman's paper arc Of opinion that h.
either poisone! the dogs about tona him-
self. All IS tius seeking to divert a;tet,., =.
from himself, Or tia: At the lc;,st he IS IN
the confidence ofthe.c who Id poison Il NJ
and IS seeking to shield them from the
public =corn; bat wa VIII - him the ias-
tee to say thst We d not bc!ieyl hin,
guilty, however much We dcprecste h
course in relation to other matters. Ger
tain Il Is however, ths, some das,arlly
sneak. has been the occasion d thc death
Of several very galua5le do. receaav. The
greater number which were the property
Of democrats
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
TIE 2zssfsorF Of u fEos,,rc-

When temptation al.ears, aud We are
almost persuaded TO DO wrong, how often q
mothers word Of warning Will call to mind
r"w- that arc rarely broken.-Ye-, the
memory eta mother has saved many poar
wretch from going astray. Tall grass may
be growing over The hailowed spot where all
her earthly remains repose; the dying leaves
of autumn may be wlliriel over it. or the
white mantle of winter may cover it from
slght;yet TIE spirit Of her, when he walks in
the right path. appears, and gently, softly
mournsuliy calls 70 him when wandering
off into the ways of error.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
" AsHiNGToN, Oct. 30.

Gen. Meade is reported to be making
preparations for an important movement.
He has made changes in the position Of
his army, with the view Of aifording pro
lection to those engaged in the rebuilding
of the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
The usual light diminishing continues bat
20 general Arrangement is considered proha-
blcat present The rebels are believed t.
be acting upon the defensive, as it has
been found that but q amall part ct their
force is upon The north side Of the Kappa
hammock.
The report that Gen. Foster is moving
up the Peninsula towards Bichm2nd with
10000 men, is pronounced to be without
fcuniat:ca
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
o. a1l crsat Hici,s

Why . !. Tia. tao administration a,
Washington don't Tay some s.tention to
the cola:o-t # our prissaers d. Richn,ond?
According . accounts they are suTerin;
inteEse:r i5r i0ci aal elothiag, which
nigh. b, and oasht to be supplied BY the
aa'horit;cs at Washington. C3sli not
portion, :. least, of the $50 900 day, ex-
ysnted tx tbs be4esf Of the inevitable
negro, be % p-ef.a5ly l,il on. IN feed anil
olotL;ng fo.oat brave boys, who are starry
lnr, AMI naked, in rebel hands At Rich
,nona2 Several IS orr fellow ,ownsraeu,
With ,'.oueaaie of others, arc suffering in
Libby .'-;soa li.tle leaa thsa tho horrors Of
the damned; Gni y, the President aad
.s1cye.ar7 Of War are standing ont on a
ne-e tschnioality, refusing to exchange
until TIE rebslz will CONC 70 our own terms.
No.r, all his nay be very d;snifed, bu. no
FL 70 rs ny good hit NIL grow CT. Of
!, a ! = IL -1ca1 tim, 2rr sf'e-1 : III.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
Our ssuOf2.

The to.ai quota Of volunteers. assigned
The State Of Indiana under the last call 81
the Prcsiden; for 100000 men is 1887,
from which is to De deducted the excess OF
ass furnished on previous calls. leaving
a balance TO be raised OF Is, III
The number to be raised in this Con
eressional District is l.1S4-.he number
for this County l57 The ~ c. Republi-
can very na;vely asks How shall the be
raised::" and then adds
The republicans, or union men Of Mar
shall County have 50 far sent eight to one
and their able bodied young men are pretty
we'll rsel up: bat there are still enough
able bodiei democrats 70 fill two companies
without any trouble"
We scarcely know which to admire
most the charming simplicity, or the down
right Impotence Of the REPUBLICAN,. as
manifesicei IN the above. Il Is decidedly
refreshing f. hear the Rep. thus virtually
admit that It's only hope ofavoidins the
draft in tn Ssa.e' L cea.crc! IN The demo
cratic party.
The Republican sccla. 70 lie in veg
much the same bcnc.olen,, aud pat
giotic sat. 0. .ainA. as the great Indiana
Snowman, Ar;cmuz Warde, Esq; who olo-
quently expressed himself as follows:
i have already given two cousins to
the war, and staad ready to sacrifice my
wife, brother. sather'n nor sec the rebel
JUN tr4sht Aalif wuss Gomez 10 0,,ss:
I'll shed ever, drop Of 5lu1 my able bodied
relations has got, to prosekoo; the war"
Such would seem to be tho platform of
the Republican for prosecuting the war
and crushing the rebellion We say to
those whohy their votes endorsed the radi-
cal war policy Of the administration. by al
means .,e!'craen enlist there were .245
votes ral.si BY you On the ISih October,
there "a MY lG7 recruits wanted @h;ch
would / about two out Of every - q
you; sur i there Aus: be 'hat many men
IL YOU. ...t y vile are ready to prove Their
faith ty their works The war IS being
conducted according to your notions Of
Yropr;oty; fall in, fsll N, ana don't stand
there whining for democrats to raise
two companies w.dlou. suy trouble" al
hitting hy tie sta.ements Of your county
organ hero TIA; it IS doubtful whether two
IN fifteen Of you we're honest in your en-
Gorscmcnt Of the var pslicy Of the adrnn-
:stration;-enlist, f,ll in a, once. fill up the
ranks, prove your sincerity, rindicate The
Pledge5 youE organ here made for You IN
June 1851, in the following terms, All We
ask Of he Democrats Is to rep stW anil
no. furni. h their rebel friends u the south
with more aid and comfort than they have
been doing; and re MI s1ca sens tie hoSh
for tie tfat3rs." There IS now fine or
portuni;y Sc you 10 solve tic problem
PROPOSED b the Presiden: IN his message
to Congr@se july II, 1851, when he said.
/: Is now fcr them fthe American people
70 demonstrate to the wocld, that these
esho oan fully CIR. pa e'e.tioa. can also
turpress rebellion.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

Democrats intend, 50 far a in them lies
to live peaeably with all men. but they
sometimes find it difficult to maintain Their
good nature. Last week, one day. bla-
'ant Abolition, Loyal Union Lacquer, IL
coming inspired with ;ansic leg, took
occasion to call a democrat . copler!,c.d,
and l traitor. ] &c result Vas. ,hat LcaS-
uer measured about five feet ten inches cn
the floor, soon after which he w.s hunting
a Doctor 70 rcnovate his d'4pidatel ooan-
tcHapce
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

TIE following named gentlemen will
sc, As agents for the DrNocRAr, IN their
various Townships. until further notice.
and are authorised TO receive subscriptions
and money for tI'e DcNocHAr OrrIcE:
Cen,er TownS,io. II. II. LoaAN.
German Township. JONAS Miller.
Eorlh Township, CHARLES BARclAi,
Polk Township. T. B MERToS.
Vet Township, JOINS ZsHSEH,
poiou TOWNSHIP. JAMES BEooKE,
.;raen TOWNSHIP, DIVE ZsH>ER,
Bourbon Towns..i,,. s EEALs,
Wa!ru, Tow nsh!p, JAAEs II. WIcKrzER,
Tippscauoe Township. DR. O. 7. SMITH.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

The American Republic has maintained
It's existence agains; two wars With Great
Britain, one with Mcxico, AMI numerous
difficulties with various powers which
threatened to eliminate in ho,tiltics. Il
has passed through the ordeal ofseitiing
is foreign policic*, through the commissions
Of its bank AMI tariff troubles. and other
matters ofdonestic policy; il has Jc!iel the
foundations Of new governments aud oflcn
destroy them IN their infancy; but one attack
Of abolitionism seems about to prove too
much for it, Even this powerful nation can
scarcely survive Il single abolition adams
tration.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
New Grocery!
H. n. WORK,
Plvm outh Marshall Co. Ind

The undersigned has established New Gro'e-
~ tore one door west of Becker's corner, on ID"
nortc street, and will at al times keep complete
assortment of Family Croreples, Of the ver' FEsr
QUALITY, which he will invariably sell ~ the 10"
est market price Richmond Mills our ana
,-n.d ,lvavs on hand H. A. " DIRK,
Plymouth, Indiana, JalY 10th 1908 n<*"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

ych work of ali L-5s cs...tsi ais 7,nF's
- s-.,-b - 10 'a------. 'Hr-o
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05

JnDcac.t Mich 4. &. Baker. the demo
craze Candidate Tor Mayor, is elected By
about 3oo majority.
The adTices from New jersey are favor
able 10 the democracy.
kansas has gone abolition. q usual.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
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FIN. iMI .sl!ilEi.
AND
Fy-DTef. RAFEs : sss1Eg6s-s's- ssf:
~ GG@ M. 8.
.EKs : sEz BGEs 5sE
Ply MOUTH, MARSHALL COUNT. iNplA> =

The proprietor "a tbs establishment having l'.r-
chased the late interest a. a J. hiss cl ia lie
saiae, and having made csr ensi,e adl'io@- th,re
TO Is Tow preYgred - "a an kinds a. i.e'ogFai b.
ing. Ambsoiyping. l,natypine al Ne'"rea2 p.
ing Ia thc che-i st,ic O., the art i-ree f@f
side HIGHT. enable l.in 10 sake a. KINDS %. PIC
TIRES an all kinds OF weather.
lie is now having an immense rrr OF IN.
Scautiul Carte De N.,ics. ihat are al Tho rage IA
the cities. They are lust the thing snd every
body should havea dozen AZ once
Life sized Photographs as uae T. n'flfes
tire il true 20 herself, and We POI esr
Pictures of all kinds conied and enlarged
Don't fail to procure q li. lihen"s- ei Yenr
49, Mother. son. Dsuchicr, iiGsharJ sr " =
their dear faces ar hidden from ,o-r Ni,N
N|Ee grave Vi ucy could NJ buy ifliI You the
poorest and faii ies fhoto graphic mae Il the o.t
loved ole hon DELAY not dag lest the sab
stance fade ere You secure the SHADOW
The undersigned having had years ~ eNHeri
ence in the picture business. and having recently
become familiar with all ,he late mpi"' e.S"s' III
the AT EATERS himself that his ~"fN va" ee
pare favorahiy with thc best lone 10 ."s Gus
NV and beautiful pc' mes. Siof, ss''I' Tvs
etc will cons.att lv bc added II The aIfeaHN r.
spectacle stock; 80 TIA; tins esfahii- 'e"t VI" ~
deed DO a"Fipe Art Ghlicra Cail az. sec '"e
pictures. i II . -, -
Plymouth, indiana, Sop,s NOR S4'f ls'''
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05
iND3ANtfoUs NQV.


INDAyAfoJIs NQy >.
Recruiting is pr sres..n., II an unexanl-
pied degree, am informed, throughout III
oiana. Crest eaovts are made ~ citizens
osall l.art'es toatoi3 draft; 81 Goy. Nor
IN and sen Darlington, vho have been
throughout he sta.e report Several 81
the County Boar 1--we agreed to p ID per
I,oa'h SIC. and $50 70 the government
bounty
Cot -. -. the ch'efyf he mi ma
Hone ARTILLERY. Is now engage IN ru:.iag
al The departments thereof IN thorau h
order. Perhaps ~reya ofwar Is *; Gee
in This State.
Attempts are nightly made by relel qris-
c4ers at Camp Norton - escape They
are guarded now Icy an ;nyaI REGIMENT
There are. in all. 80 rehe's hers.
WAsHlNCIoF, ~. ,.
III impression frev.'ls ., he hea}-
quarters d lie army ol jhe Potomac La
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- =-'''s were o'se-'fsed ~ -'l--' NC
'''' ''e . '9' 9 Is - '''' ''''',,' .
7". se'o', men " '''''..si ~ fe1s. pa
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th""-'n. 'eae. cavalry re concentrating
u'A - the i2""e+see n'F'r' = 'pe4" g
ntan "f~n' s 'ine q eahiaaa o''.ens.
ten. fci..ef' ii. H. ia- ri II ~ to tie
s'''.'e u \ EEK SUR states i'''i 'ie snrrea-
eef q 'Aa' city "a. c"'.se.'' i.e' - 'e'' =
lfo'iei'ns ~ am"lHn ~. a1' ~ 1ae a.
Ter Nh.u-t. IN Q. II. nea. Y - hum-
lcr. ;eA Wheeler ra2'r tal.- ~ h 8
raid on Rospc~.l,'s re;r. he csp.urel 10 -
,...,,.. and : -, rnr.. ~ bestowed
% day fa''"As !ef inc "H'.e te .'f"i ~
ny, two trains Of ctr-, and - la.le- % rail
road lis los WAS hree cannon and
, .a., ,,o,
he"at Hol!eF h'N Aeeh Ss's"'u 10 'iie
comm5nd Of he Heparumcn. # 'lr1.ii
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-05


4 pKopHEsY-MR CnasE-ln pri-
vate letley, written the other day, Mr..
YallanIigh,in says:
Il observe chat Nr. Chase is making
hsmself merry ovsr Bay exile and defeat
We'll, that IS al right, too. But ! re:nem-
Ter when, I. few years ago, the narne Of
Salmon z. Chase was the synonym Of eve
rything odious and VIE; and when he was
tic loader Ola party not numbcrisg in the
whole United States one tenth past a. ma
ny a. the votes ! received in Ohio at ihe
late election, and poor and humble enough
10 be content with the crumbs which fell
from the colofcd peoples table at the Ea-
ker-street chapel Ny friend Mr. james
Brooks, remembers also, when he rescued
Mr Chase from the violence oi mob in
Daytoa, and let HIM, all trembling. by the
arm to >. place Of safety Now Salmon F.
Chase IS higi. in wealth and position, cloth
cd in purple au! fine linen, and farm :
sumptuously every Gsy, while | am the
subject Of his SCOTS and IL, exile But !
shall live 90 see the time when ,,r. Chase
win be ren: in pieces by the vhiri"ind
which he has contributed SO much TO raise;
and made the victim ofthe very mob he
fore which he now trlamphs and exults, as
did Beltashazzar at his feast; and when
Uncle Abe's pardon will be Of as little
value to save him "a one Of Uncle Abe's
vulgar jests" nay have TO watch and
wait for some time bss Il ,o:H come; and
| shall then be at home and in honor =
Let him All h. fsienaa laugh n" .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09


Judge Stone is a renegade Democras,
whose tame has not YET extended beyond
the limits Of his own county Register.
Rather sorry con mentsry, the above
on the intelligence aud character Of a
PARTON Of our State. The man who nc
c"p,s the position Of District Jadpe and
hills 1t to general aticfaction f.r term OF
t'e yeats, in District comprising abou,
one eighth y area Vi the State of Iowa.
and posse, sing some Of the finest legal tai.
enl In the State, and dues not aconiro
some notorlety and fame, must be a curl
Gus compound. How The Register editor
in his omniscienee. should fail to speak
iru,hfo!iy in this regard. n only be &C.
for on the ground that he and the
'"an he SO grossly SANDERS, lave never
:. aeticed al { e same bar. The people Of
Central WA viii refute this imputation
upon their sasacity and Intelligence, and
declare 70 favor Of Col st ne, not solely
Oh Inc sore oil military prestige, but be
~ patiot. is known aud read II kv MI
whom he has faithfully servsd.-rSioux
Cay Josrssl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09

The DEBORAH Republic takes the follow
ing candid view from a Northern stand
point OF the Republican State ticket:
Two of the candidate. were not our
f,a choice; indeed Gen. Warren was
our preference for Governor, and we felt
that Judge Williams was not only compe
tent to Gil seat on the bench of the Su
prsme Court, but that he ought to be
Nominated. We nre sorry the convention
did no; take our view OF the matter, bur
then we generally leave tho matter OF
nominating candidates TO the appropriate
conventions, and boiling is not among our
procliviiies.
Another Northern paper, the Publ.
Record. Of West Union. Fayette coua,y,
speaks thus of the State ticket
As far We are individually concerned
the men nominated are not our choice.
But the platform embodied in the resolu
tions hereunto attached. must meet the
appr bation of every leysl msn. But this
convention represented the Union men Of
! Iowa. Its nominees are true Union men;
they are the STANDARD bearers of the Z
ion in Iowa. AssucII We shall give then,
our cordial support. They must be tri
umphHntls elected ! Tue people 0. Iowa
u ~ elect them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-09
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