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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

. Hon. JAMES HARLAN Will address the people as
follows:
Knoxville Marion Co, TUESDAY, sept. 18Th.
Charlton, Lucas Go, Wednesday. Sept 18th,
AHA Monroe Co Thur dat, sept. 18th.
ouumwa. Wapelio Co Friday, Sept. 18th.
Eldys43c wspeg5 Co, Tuesday sepi. 22i.
osAaloosa, Mat4ska 90 Wednesday, Sept. 23d.
Slgiurnes, h-okuk c., Ihursday, sept. 24tn.
Fsiraeid. IeGes soN, + siday. Sept. 25th.
Washington, Washington Co, Monday, Sept. oSth.
wappelso Lon sa Co. Tuesday. Sept. 29th.
Huntington, per " Zines Co. wednesday, Sept. 3oth.
The seyeiat County Committee are requested to be
gent in giving pRolic notice OF the time and places
Of lneeungn thesr respective ooubties aud in max
l ny all necessary ARRANGEMENTS for the m-etinrs.
The meetings. iA all the appointments VIII commence
t / o'csocA, r. n.
.TH9S. r. WIrHROW,
Chin RcFub. State Central Committee.
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Bankruptcy of the Contractors for
the Southern Loan.
LONDON, August %, 1868.

LONDON, August %, 1868.
have piece Of intelligence to CON-
municate to you which will hardly prove
very gratifying to Mr.. Jefferson Davis
and his colleagues in the region of Sc
cesh. 1t is currently reported on
Change, to-day, that Eringer & Co., of
Frankfort, the contractors for the South
ern cotton loan, are bankrupt. Pleasant
news this for the gentlemen at Richmond
and pleasant for the speculative fools in
England who have been done out Of thor
money. This rumored bankruptcy, com.
ing cotemporaneously with the intelli-
gence that the Southerners are BURNING
and destroying the very stores of cotton
on which the loan has been raised, has
done anything but put the friends of Sc
cesh IN this country in good humor.-
They do swear trihe. If you should
like to have few Southern cotton bonds
as curiosities in the financial world, you
can have them very cheap now, ! assure
you.-[N. Y. Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
Glorious Union Victory.

The following was received by John
L. Bittinger, at st. Joseph:
UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS OFFICE, ]
Denver City, c. T., Sep. 3. '63. !
Postmaster, 81. Joseph, No.;
DEAR SIR: The election of county and
Territorial officers came off on the lst
inst, and the result is glorious Union
victory-about three Union to one Cop
perhead. Glory enough for one week.
Yours for the Union,
NAr1AxIHx MxnnxNAx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
UNION MEETINGS.

The following uAmed gentlemen
COZ. +. r. WOOD,
MAI WM. CAFFREY,
JNo. yANvALk In SURG, Esq
JOHN II. SULLIVAN, Esq.
} NJ. BECK, Esq
Ii. q. sTEmPEL, Esq.
a. p. ALDRlCH, ESD
LIEUT. JOHN A. SMITH,
lsLEy, Esq.
HON. q. ". McLRARY.
COZ JOHN w RANKIN,
j.. JAEGER. Esq,
HENRY STRONG, Esq
COL. {. BusSEY,
y. II. GILMORE, Esq
J.. +. MAS. ESQ
J.. NEiSSNER, ksq
MAJOR JNO l.. MURPHY. Tennessee refugee)
WMLEiGaT0N, Esq
cot b HILLS.
HOS JAS + WILSON,
GAIT W GALLAND
HON L Nugksr,
col. J a MCDOWELL.
nR D l. McGUGiN,
GRO EAToN, ESQ
THO GULtCH OF Burlington,
AMI others have sgniaed their xiingness to address
their feloe-eitzens " o.a Lee. on the political is
sues Of the day, at the following times and places
to-wii:
Montrose, Tuesday, SEPT 10, at O'Clock, pm
BullardS sen 9i eouse Jefferson Ip, Wednesday, Sep
Is At a'clook,
Hsters stAeoi house, Green Bay Tp, Thursday, Sept
Il, al 2 0'e9ck,
Prce's sch50i house Pleasant Ridrs TIP Friday Sept
Is, AZ O'Clock, pm
Clay Grove, aaon TT, Saturday, Septic at o'clock,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
COUNTY FAIR,

September 23d 2stb and 25th, 1868.
5and1shy Monirose TIP, Saturday, Sept26 att O'Clock
Waite school house, Washington Tp Saturday Sept &c
al o'ei9ck IN
Locust Grove school house. Washington I'd Monday,
Sepi2S, at O'Clock Pa
kcPhe SPINS school house, Jefferson Up, Tuesday
Sept =. al 7 O'Clock, II
Liberty :ehool house, Washington Tp, Wedn esda
Sept ~, att o'clock PM
summit sAile Mouirose Up, Thursday, October Is a.
o'ct1ek pm
Big Mound, Cedar Tp Friday october Q. at O'Clock
hodgef fehsei House, Green Bay Up, Saturday, Oct 3
al o'eloek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

NEW BOOKS.
The BOOK of DAYS;
Campaign OF ls62 and IsS3-bv Sehalk;
Ntsteries OF Lille and pestn and Putarity;
A Otis by barnness Tautphaeus;
Ny Southern Friends-by Author OF Among the
Pines.
Children of the Abbey;
Gil Bias;
Thaddeus OF Warsaw;
Dsu Nuixaite;
Sc ttish Chiets:
The Woman in white;
No Name;
Les Mis-rshies. I Vol
Packard Minor Surgery,
Porsaltby NV. wEsTcoTT.
ayi6-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

LcGrand Byington, the Generalisimo o
the Iowa Copperhead forces, has issued
another manifesto to his faithful follow.
ers, which document commences thus:
CIRCULAR no. Ii OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The editors, candidates and committe,
men of the Democratic party of Iowa
and especially all officers of township or
CARNATIONS, are hereby notified that de
pots have been established, from which
political documents will be furnished fol
distribution, as follows:
At Dubuque, in charge of Stilsor
Hutchins.
At Iowa City, in charge of L. B. Pat
terson.
At Burlington, in charge of A. w.
Carpenter.
At Ottumwa, in charge Of Z. l.. Bur.
ton.
At Des MONIES, in charge of P. NJ
Cassidy.
AT Council Bluffs, in charge of L. w.
Babbitt.
Candidates, committee men, presidents
of clubs. stump speakers, and all others
in the service OF the party, viii be libe.
rally supplied, upon application as above
after this date.
Here is nut for the futile men tC
crack. How about the "vigorous prosecu
ton of the war doctrine, when JAN the
sspolitical documents of the Iowa Demo
cratic gospel are 10 be supplied by such
men as Hutchins, Carpenter, Cassidy
Babbi.t and Patterson, all stern opponents
of the war? Editors and candidates
are TO receive their political food from the
hands of these worthless Stilson Hutch.
ms, the copperhead who denounced Tut
tie IN the convention, because he had
.imhrued his hands in his brothers
Blood now placed "m charge" of the
Iowa Democratic feed store and commits.
stoned to deal out political fodder to hun
CRY copperheads How do "war Demo.
crats' and soldiers like this running OF
the Iowa Democratic machine? Yet this
is all done "by order of the Democratic
State Central Committee Davenport
Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
MASS azETIMG AT vINcENNEs


rcayune school house, Pheasant Ridge Up, onday
Sept IL 1T o'clocS,pN
Williamson school house, Pleasant Ridge Tp Tuesday
sa.l - ~ n,cl..cA- p m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
Mass Meeting at Pittman's Grove
West Point Township,
saturday. oc,eaer 10. tsss

Croton, Van Buren, Up <atuFday, Oct L. al o'clock
Belfast pes Moibes Ip, Saturday October 10, at
O'clock
Hoosier Green Des Moines Up, Monday October s. at
O'Clock
Meir9se, Des Moines Up, Friday. October ., at :
New Boston, Charleston Tps Tuesday October 6, at
ociDck
paanell's, Charleston ~, wednesday, Oct Z. at
O'Clock
EverAad's school house, Charlest ton Tp Thursday
Octe, nj o'ct.ek
Ambtosa, Aopsrose Tp, Monday, Sept IS at O. CLOCK
Prof II. G. CHAMBERLAIN, of NJ. r.
the favofite vocalist, assisted by Gee Club will be
present at all the meetings denominated above. and
lUielsperse the Proceedings with original patriot;
songs- The local candidates viii also be present
TIE towushp and scho u district committees and al
loy al men OF each locality where m eetpxs are npnoun
ced, Will make ali necessary preparatons FOR .ait
meetings. and in all cases secure large attendance
EBy orosr OF j. Nj. HIATT. Chairman.
JIG. WALKER.
A. ID. ALDRICH,
{. F. DAVIS,
w K. STEWART,
Lee County Union Central Committee.
Sept. 81 1858
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

WALL Received this day
W stock Of Wall Psp~r, new designs:
Putnam Pendulum Curtain Fixtures.
Jndd's CGrtsin Fixtures
Green Holland fer Windows
Bu Holland tor Windows.
c 'rfs, Tasses, &c
ap-d27 NJ w wESTCOTT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15

EThe rebel noses are worth but six
and a quarter cents to the dollar. Colo
mel Memmnger, the rebel Secretary of the
Treasury, proposes to remedy their worth
lessuess BY doubling their quantity
Then they will be worth three and an
eighth cents to the dollar. What won
drous financial head the rebel Secretary
has got
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
The Rebel. Must Abolish slavery.

That an immediate uncon-
ditional abolition Of slavery in the Con-
federate States, would do more harm than
good we are ready to admit and we are
equally sure that a t7sR cared FIR stare u
he South IS better OF than a free colored
citizen Of the North; but Of one thing we
are certain, and it is this-that the ex-
tnction Of slavery is bat a question OF
time. and that if the Confederate States
would win the sympathy of the worl4
they must elaborate some plan for lht
gradual amelioration and ultimate sup
preston of tina. greatest blot upon their
civilization. Their heroic resistance To
the domination of the North has won the
admiration Of the world, but slavery is b
cancer that will eat out the vitality Of til !
most flourishing State on earth Lon
don Post, Aug. 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
MASS MEETING AT CHARLESTON


Franklin, Franklin Tp, Monday, Oct 5, at o'clock
Hsrgef'- school house, West Point TIP, Tuesday, Oct
6, at o'cloei
Apologize s;hool house, Jefferson To, wedueso ay
Oct 2, at O'clock
Pritchets's school house Green Bay To, THURSDAY,
Oct e al o'colk
Prlnrlse. Harrisan Tp. Friday oct g at O'Clock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
HoorLAND's GERMAN BIrTERs

ire not aad prsried article. but have stood
the test 0f hit-e1 4r tra! ~ the American public
and their reprdatlaa I'd s@r uvailed By any
similar pre;'arat ltlr prosrset5rs have thousands
Of Letters ffon3 tht ,aosI esag4rlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
They contain no Alcohol or bad Whisky /.

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninty-nine
cases ont of q huudred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-15
See Who Runs the futile Machine.

LcGrand Byington, the Generalisimo o
the Iowa Copperhead forces, has issued
another manifesto to his faithful follow.
ers, which document commences thus:
CIRCULAR no. Ii OF THE DEMOCRATIC
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-26

We suggest to the working Democracy
of the north, whom their Office broking
leaders are endeayoring TO dragon into
the service of the Southern aristoCraey, a
battle cry for the next national campaign.
Let the text Of the campaign be, 'EWages
for Labor" and let them bear in mind,
that the instant this principle is fully re-
cOgnized, a vast region will be opened to
them which has hitherto been usurped by
the negro and his lordly master. We
want the Southern country opened up to
white labor, and the only way to accom-
plish that is to secure wages to all LABOR.
The lordly idlers, who live upon the work
of other men, will then gladly employ the
labor which is most profitable and the
best. AS for the negroes, they will go
largely into the standing army of the
country, and as it Is q well known fact
that soldiers do not reproduce themselves,
a large portion of the problem Of their ma
ture win be clearly solved. Let the true
Democracy therefore rally to the cry Of
"Wages for LaborY It is the only one
which is worthy Of their name aud princi-
Piles, anditWill do more, by its very sound
TO defeat the Northern misCreants who
are endeayoring to mislead them to the
support of Southern aristOCTaey and trea-
son than ali other arguments combined.
The opposition to the text will come sole
ly from aristOcratS and traitors-there-
fore it will prove the best tOuch-stOne for
the separation of the Democratic masses
from their Infamous leaders, that could
be applied. "Wages for Labor CWiIkes
SDifit
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aud Ils spplleation . an naanaF Of
OountIng-H0use Calculations
4ttle - Pc = :. 70 - - ~ seeasseos
BU SINESS sc IEHCE

usagas, Finance Banking and Cdrfo1ey; also maxim
Of ominent Buainess Men in regard % the best
avoiding allure.
Instructions IN the above subjects intursT en-
ed with Uaxim8 aud ineuleati0ns t0lding 60 the
formation Of high character nGl and citizens.
The coarse Of Instructions q tnten1sd % be -
comprehensive and thOFUlgh as that Of any Of e.
Commercial Colleges while the expense to The SIC.
dent e much less
Lib begs IoAvs % refer thoss % whom he Il
unknown % Geo. ". smith, Esq,, to the .olaeers
Of the banks IN wheeling and Bridgeport and 10 his
stndonts- nOg2t-Ga.l&W
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2. 81. PEIRPOmT, Governor

June 80, 1858.
You now have the facts and evidence Of
the removal Of those books and papers be-
fore you % judge for yourselves. Governor
PeiFpOint got the bOOlEss bat not by my
consent. Governor PeiEpOint, L. A. Ha.
gans and s. P. Hildreth, three very eminent
legal gentlemen, constituted themselves a
committee without authority Of law,
proceeded TO examine the said books
and papers, they made report; furnished
the FedOTt 70 Governor BuEema1, and Gov.
BoremAn laid it before the legislature
The Legislature caused il 70 be published,
aud the result of their examination was =
veri6calion Of the old story Of the noun
tain being IN labor and producing moWse
l shall have something 70 say upon that
subject before loug. ] cannOt do it COW,
for It Is not german. But West Virginia
lost the books and she never can get them
again, unless Governor PeirpOint chooses
to let her have them. There is no legal
power 70 get them, as the Legislature and
the Governor Of the State surrendered /
them to him. The usual receipts of the |
Treasury of State we're about twenty-five |
thousand dollars per months. Sixty days
have elapsed since the books and papers
we're delivered mp. During that time the
Treasury has received but little from any
source. If the books and papers had re-
manned in the possession of the Auditor Of
West Virginia there would have been re-
eeived from arTearages of taxes transfer
red under that act not less than fifty thou
sand dollars. SAMUEL CRAHB.
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Very respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL CRANE,
ColrMoNWEALTH OF VA,
Executive DEPARTMENT,
WHEELING, June Goth, 1863.

WhEHblAHl Juu6 0VbuS 1000
SAMUEL GRASS, ESQ, Auditor Of ths STATE
Of West VHgiHia:
SIR R;-For reasons set forth in my COM
municatiOn to Governor PieFpaint on
yesterday, am of the opinion that the
books, papers, &C., in the office of the An.
ditor of the State Of Virginia, on the day
proceeding the day on which the State of
West Virginia became a State in the Un-
ion, shoald be delivered to him or his or.
der. This decision is made under author
ity of q resolution of the Legislature,
adopted on the 27th inst.
I am informed that you desire my order
directed to you to deliver the books, pa.
pers &C., referred to, and wish me 70 point
out what books or papers are directed 70
be surrendered. It is impossible for me to
describe particularly all the books, papers
&c. to be surrendered but I DO order that
the books, papers &c., belonging to the
State Of Virginia, above referred 70, be de-
liVered to Governor PeirpOiut, or his order,
for the State Of Virginia
Very respectfully,
A. !. BOaEMAN,
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N8-sPIoIAL NoTOE8 Double the nbuVe rates,
AS-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, aecor-
made. p
AlladVertisementsfro from tranhent persons or strang
ers, to be paid for IN GdpGRee.
Business Cards not lines $loper year,
or 50 for six months, but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the beneht Of other prisons as
ofauction sales and real estate by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with VT tton
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. =.
Marriages, N0ticesOf Funerals, and annonoements
Of sermons. 80 cents each. nonYll-1bo
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Boreman's 20 Mr.. S. Crane, Auditor Of West
Virginia, and receive the said books and
papers belonging TO the State and take
them 70 the room In the CustOm House at
Wheeling, and keep them there until furth-
ar nrnera
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aallpg teIIIaeneer


Tw11vzso LINES or NoNPAREn, (oR ONE IHcH, Jon
LESS, MAXI a SoUARI.
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WHEEL1Ho, VIE VIRafNIA.

June SOth, 1sts.
Received of Samuel Crane, late Auditor
Of the State of Virginia, all the books, pa
pers, records, vouchers, together with the
that hayeac eumnlAted in the said Auditors
Office since the 9Th day Of July 1863, under
the order of A. I. BOreman, Governor OF
the State Of West Virginia.
nc LEWIS A. WEBB,
Auditor Of Virginia.
Upon the back of Gov. Boreman's order
to me was the following endorsement:
DR.. LEWIS WEE, AUDITOR Of VTirgfaig:
You viii please hand this order Of Gov.
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sAMUEL q. WHEELER,
ATTORHTEEs

COLLECTOR OF PENSIONS, sOLDRR9 CLAIMS
AND OERTIFIED AOCOUNTS.
A LII 0dlcsFs Soldiers, or SeGmen, disabled In the
IA service II the United States, entitled 70 Pen
soldier or seaman Il entitled to pensiou and also
the bounty Of one hundred dOllarS and all back pay
due. Ny Fec in each case e FIVE DOLLARS ~ the
claim or pension is collected, and NO CHARGE In
case Of failure.
Certified Accounts collected on the most reasOna-
Once, No $50 Fourth street, ear the COurt-house,
Wheeling, Va 1arI4-tf
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On the 23d of June 1853. returned to
Mr.. Webb for answer to his communication
as follows
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Mark the Language, I do order the books
p6pers g., TO be delivered up 70 Governor
Psirpoint or his order. This is very plain talk
for one public funetionary to use towards
another, in the same government. Haugh-
" as WAS this order OF Governor Bore.
mans, and hnmiliating as It was % me,
Obeyed 1t. / surrendered the books, pa
pers &C., as will be seen BY the following
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-06
p A r. e N II S

nBTAISRD FOR NEW INVENTIONS OF EVERY
description Fees contingent success No pat
ent pay. sendfor Circular, giving terms directions
DC Address AMOS BROADSAX,
~ Patent Attorney. Wsshirgtos d e
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-06
NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The Sentinel for 1893.

THE governmental and political questions Of the
coming year will have absorbing interest for every
citizen We engaged in gigantic civil war; the re-
suit Of which foresee. II threatens radical
change in the institutions and principles upon which the
Government founded. and the destruction OF the
liberty and rights Of the citizen, such ss the
people Of other nation have enjoyed and 20
which may be attributed unequaled progress
in national prosperity and greatness. The issue will
be upon Us, whether this free Government shall be
preserved and maintained and the rights OF the States
under the Constitution perpeuated, apowerul central
authority be permitted TO grow out OF this war, ob,er
ang State lines State Institutions and all those checks
upon the Federal Government, rights reserved by the
States which have constituted the excellence and supe
rority Of nationality States lone the sea" for
the objects forth in the Constitution, but
"distinct as the bows' in the management Of their
purely domestic affairs These questions involved
the elections, AMI the voice Of the people
emphacay expressed for the Constitution II
T. and the Union II was" Never there q time
when important that the people should be thor
oughy advised to tie progress and condition Of public
affairs and of passing events. people not 1T for
selfgovernment unless with intelligent judgment they
decide upon the questions which affect alike their
and the nuhlic
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-06

SENATE
RrPrBLIcAys HOLDING OWE

REPUBLIcASs HOLDING OVER.
Delaware and Blackford-WaterM March.
Fayette and Union-Benjamin F. Ciaypool.
Fountain-Henry Campbell
Hamilton and Tipton-Geo B. Grubb.
Hendricks and Boone-Soiomon Blair
Henry-Joshua H. Mallett
Laporte and Srarke-Abram Teegarden.
Miami and Fulton-Daniel R. Bearss.
MontgOmery--Michael g. White.
Noble. Dekalb and Steuber Timothy r
Dickinson.
Randplph-Thomas r. Brown. Contested
Rush-Edward H. NJ. Berry.
DECATUR. D. Pleak-l3
REPUBLICANS ELECTED.
Jefferson-John l. Mansfield
Wayne-Othne Beeson
Benton, Warren and White-Alfred Reed
TippecaDoe-Moses &. Culver
Jasper, Lake. Newton and Porter-Ezra Right
Kosciusko and Wa5ash--W. c. Graves.
Parke and Vermilon-O. p. Davis
Marlon-John {. New (contest) .-S-2l.
DEMOCRATS HOLDING OVER.
Clark and Scott-Charles =. Ferguson
Clay and Putnam-Arcbibald johnston
Gibson, Dubois aud Pke-Thomas Shoulders
johnson and Morgan-Ffankin Landers
Shelby and Hancock-Martin NJ Ray
Vigo and Sullivan-Henry h Wilson
Washington and Harrison-Simeon K. Wolf.
Jennings and Jaekson-Medea W Shelds-S
DEMOCRATS LIEcTED.
Floyd-Augustus Bradley.
Marshall and ST Joseph-Horace Corbin
Grant and Msdson-J ohm D. Marshall.
PAy and Vanderburgh-George W Finch
Perry Spencer and Warrck-B. l.. Fuller.
Davis and knox-James ID Williams
Greene and Ower-George n Moore
Lawrence and Martin--Thomas X. Cobb.
Crawford and Orange-Henry jenkins.
Brown and Monroe-Pars c. Dunning.
Bartholomew-Francis I. Hord.
Dearborn-James W Gaff
Franklin-Thomas Clifford.
Adams, Jay and Wells-George S. Brown.
Allen-Pliny Hoagland.
Huntington and Whitey-A. j. Douglas.
Carroll and Clinton-Leander McClurg
Cass. Howard and Pulaskl--John Davis.
RiDey-Wi William L. Hartley-l9-27.
INDEPENDENT.
Ohio aud Observation-Disclosures G. Downey.
kosciuskO and W Wabash-William c. Graves
Republicans holding over. ..............l3
Z" elected ................. 5
-2l
Democrats holding over. er.................. :
Z" elected. ...................l9
~
Independents. .................... ,
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the usual rates
Advertisements making less than three lines inserted
once In the Daily, will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers TO paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
b charged the Of 81 so for each name IN the
Daily and 81 in the Daily and Weekly, the same TO be- IN
all cases. paid IN advance.
advertisements inserted at the OF the at
toreys ordering and deayabe for the legal proceed
lngs but coIectable usual time. Publishers not
accountable for the CT legal advertisements be-
youd the amount charged for their publication
ELDER, HARKNEsS A BINGHAM,
PrOprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
J. NJ. TII-FORD..
President Indians spolis Journal Company.