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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-10-29

The Suspension of the unbcHs Corpn'.
The howl raised BY the Copperheads
over The suspension OF the hatsas corpus
would indicate that their only idea of
the law is, that it ia designed, not for the
punishment but for the protection, Of
scoundrcIs-a shield to enable them to
cut the throat of the nation with impn-
nIty. Th- liberty OF no honest OF loyal
myn has been, or can be, in the slight
est degree cur;ailed by that suspension
On the other hand, every honest man
feels more secure sinre the publication
of the Presidents proclamation. II was
aimed solely at railors; and none else
have any reason Ia complain; and if any
man is hear com mpIainius, he may be
saGly sci down rs one Of that clns'--
This grum mrlinl We hear is but ouother
yerlfration of the truth of the oit-guo.
ted couplel--
''NO rogue c'er fell the eh1lIcr draw,
With good opinion Of law"
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Inthsa anl' II "a ya9r epsi "A
the l2ih'inst. pf the sbalqg-seHeQl tloas 3
veall5n helIin Troy, lgg are gei thst
REV Mt BGRard, os Fyhseling esls
Virginia said! eThcse 10 al i%Os
Sabaih schools in Western yifsiaig
ope Of them in Wheelings and RasF la
Parkersburg"
| suppose ihatSonr correspondents is
mistaken in The name, aud fba eg.
Mr. Barnilz, olthis cily,is the e,sgealls-
men whose remarks he has reported
l think, too, that your corrssagn lent
dill not tcitch his remarks 50 as 10 epotli
them correctly for tho diEHeR sRSf
ges.of the NJ, E. Church ID this
have under Their care sspes gadi Sib
bath schools, ia which there ufe 1psarl,
ofc'cVca lamdred scholars. 4,
To represcntall Westerp Virginia as
having only two SabbllIi ssbpols $50
give rather q heathenish. aspect to tho
"thirtg.fflh star" Ia 1860 The Wes9
Tern Virginia Gonrerenee ha [ two lfaa
dred aud sevonty;fve Sunday schools
in which were II 553 scholars; and
their Libraries contained 80 627 volumes.
4 few of these schooI.--prebably dyc--
are not in Wesl,V VIRGINIA, and on the
other hand, our SUNDAY ;sc6oolsin BtooA
and Hancock counties. 10 this Slaeil
ags not luelpaea.if ihe above. fsnrSs,-
tbus. ss-s4ss -. !;
Moreover, the PfoNsiant Methodisls,
Pnsbyrorions, BapiiNs, aud other de.
nominations c(WeaTYirgiuio, all have
their sunday schools, aad are doing
well for tbs cha Committed to 'hejr
care. ? DRuMMaNp.
WHEELING, Oct, 1853
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ROBERT S. BROWN,
rrORNEY At Law

rTOESEf At LA"'
81 Ill prse,ice in the co1ntiea of Mason,
" Jackson aud W!st. Address RaSen'-
vSy!. westys. IAwil 20 '6a-if
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Nsw ADVERTISEMENTS.
9i'- '477-s---77i'--- ----4--l7 ? - -
s I.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Curtis r. Cam, John Sanford, VIM Belknap,
AT walinR, The State Of Iowa. tfor The use Of The
school Fund, nnings Anderson; Wheeler Bel
lows & Co; VIM & X L Ruddsek, Miller Alexander,
7 Voorhies Chaplin 4 I.ee. John durst, Charles
Me Eri, Sames Cox Aana Worthington, Exscu
trix the estate OF VIM II worthinrran, deceased; !;
Miller, Mashew q Co; Robert Hamilton, James
Ramsey. VIM Col mfn, James W Cox. James Bur-
rews: Calep, Cape h Co; Wiiitsm Preston, George
Cshus STRIKER 4 Wood, . HamiIl Moit, shober
Co. Brown & Ciendeniag:
You and each OF on, hereby notified that on or
before tins 10th day ofOctober 1851 there win be
Al. IN the Office fthe Clerk VI the District Curt of
Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Mauison, petitioH OF
samuel r. Miller bliees. claiming af you
The said Curtis Conn and John 2. Sanford. fhe sum
OF Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars and a<-oo Doliars
and interest ~ money due pro ~Ssay note, exc
cated BY them to SAMUEL Miller and Leris Reeves;
also claiming against aii Of yon tho forerosure OF
ortaagc givea to secure said pote CONVEX In the
fDlcwinR real estate, to-wit lot oae H., In Kioek
eleven Ill In The City Of Keakak, In the County
co and state OF Iuwa in which said real estate tho
Other defeudsnts claim some interest,"
And unless son appear thereto and defend before
nooa of the second das OF the Drcemhef term 1888
cfsad District Court at Fort Madison, iudsmsnt an6
decree wills be Tered thereon according IN. prayer
RANKIN q McCQARY,
eeto- -AHW Ateosneys fds RiAinti4.
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Gen. Sickles was serenaded AZ tn,
Continental Hotel IN Philadelphia, or
Saturday evening and subsequently Al
dressed crowd Ut citiz ns. In the eours,
OF his remarks he said
cit has been said in Europe, and even
in this country, that the North would
bow in submission and accept terms ol
peace withou, establishing the national
authority. [Cry Of s.Never. never'l
am one of thosc Americans There the
speaker raised his voice who believe thai
the whole American continent will be
buried in the sea before that can be done,
Tremendous cheersl l scorn all such
men, and contend that great duty de-
wolves upon Us oil, and this will be the
result, the national authority will be vim
dicated and maintained all over tho vas,
domain, whether Europe give any en-
couragement or not.
Let us 60 on, for we are competent to
finish the work that Washington began,
and all good men must fall into column
and take share in it. [Great applause. ]
For one, shall do my duty to my coun.
try as long as there is .. rebel bearing
arms against the Government, for am
enlisted for the war. Tremendous ap-
plause.
Although am now suffering some
little inconvenience, owing to casualty
that occurred in recent battle, let nc
tell you and the world that / am proud ol
that sacrifice. Deafening cheer<.l Nc
man who knows our conotry, who can
appreciate its beauty. its grandeur. its
power; no man who can comprehend how
much we have done. and how much We
have to do. can hesitate for q moment
what should be done. for he must at last
vindicate his own honor and. bis coun,
try's." [Grsat applaase.]
Pan NOBiIA FRATun.--" Gen. futile
II traitor either TO his party or to the
Administration Dennis Mahoney.
..ssAll that blame the Pfesidene ior is
that he failed to hang Mahonsy II Gen
sral Tuttls.
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UNION. .NEETE.v,GS.

AT Primrose, Friday Oct. 9th, z p. NJ.
Speakers-G. w. Nc Crary andJ. H. Sui
livan. -
At Warren, V. B. Township, Saturday,
Oct. 10, at pm. Speakers-H. Strong,
Esq, and Cap. A. j. Baker.
AT Melrose, Friday, Oct. 9th, at 7 p.
NJ. Speakers-Messrs. Sullivan, Semple
and Galland.
At Croton, Oct. 18th, l P. NJ. Speak
-ers-R. H. Gilmore, Esq. and W. Gal
land.
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IOWA ITEMS.

CLAYTON CoUxrY.-Mrs. Brown, wild
ow Of the John Brown Of the Kansas an,
Virginia history, was in Clayton county
few days ago. in search Of home in on
State. OF the visit to McGregor, th,
News Of that place thus speak,:
"Mrs. Brown has her family with her
she is seeking new home west of u.
where she may live in retirement. Mrs
B. has made good impression upon al
who have called upon her. and let her &C
where she may, she will take with her The
good wishes Of her newly made friends in
McGregor."
Michael Delany, an industrious Irish.
man, residing in Cox Creek township,
Clayton county, had all his vi heat stacks
burned BY an incendiary, week before last.
The villain who perpetrated the deed has
not been discovered.
LINN CouNrY--The Ced pr Valley
Times has entered on its thirteenth vol.
ume. with brighter prospects than ever
before. The Times is a vide awake news
paper, giving an admirable condensation
Of the current news ; it d votes commend
able attention to local interests, and ia
vithal earnestly loyal. We rejoice at its
success.
MARSHAL CousrY.-The Court House
At Marshalltown has recently been en-
larged and remodeled, another ttory bav-
ing been added to its former bel ght. The
Times. in stating the fact, says
"The log building occupied by DR..
Sherwood for stable, was Che father of
Court Houses in this county. Since tina.
day Court Houses in Marshall county
have arisen in dignity from ioR hut, 6rst
to one story frame building, and then
to two story brick"
MuscArINE CousrY.-Horse thieves
are active q Muscatine county. The
Courier gives the following as having oc-
ourred ias, Frldsy night:
''Mr. Crawford, living II the upper end
Of the county, heard some disturbance in
the direction of mis- stable, and upon 90
ing out. found horse thief Starting off
with hne mare. The man was called
upon to stop. and as be did not do SO Mr.. |
Crawford snapped his gun at hi twice,
but it would not fire. The thief rode off
at full speed down the road and escaped"
WAYNE CouSrY.-The Copperheads
OF Wayne county advertised balloon as
cension at Corydon a few days ago as an
indunement to the "dear people" to at !
tend q Democratic meeting The dse Wayne
county Cops. evidently made mistake Of |
a few days in their reckoning. Tuesday,
Oct l3lh, is the day appointed for Iowa
to Ego up"
DEs MoIsEs CouSTr.-General Fitz |
Henry Warren is on visit to his home
in Burlington. He will ieave for The
South in few days. to take command
under Gen. Ranks /
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Will positively buy their note, letter
and cap papers, att W. Ogden's Book
Store, at less figures than can be bought
at St. Louis or Chicago. He has large
stock and intends closing out at small
advance. School Books, at Chicago pri-
ces, or less. se23-lmo
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Snaries Cannon. Isaac Hail Henry L Howell
Lamont, Bar bara Miller, Isaac CHM, James y
noo,nson, sr.; Merriam. II Burbridge Geo
Ileoeuck, Graves, N Hedges. PTuyne r.
shakhee o. Pattlck Grouse, state Of Iowa (for
Use o. school FUND.-. Geo Anderson & Co;
@ Ana ssch OF you, are hereby Goti6e hat there
or NE 10 the office " the Clerk OF the Dis
uIca court OF Lee county, lows, at Fort Baajsop |.
ssc.on q HnAfn ishraey isinihg Of You, CHARLES
n IAhuoo. me sum OF Five Hundred and 60 leo
Doisfs WITH 10 per cent interest per annuu psvabe
:. ..nIuaiiy as money dae en- Morigage made b. you
~ ~ hares Aasgn and since assigned TO said Hiram
Duaet' dated May INh, A. ID. ie53 also claim ing
asanss each u yoa the forccinserc OF said Mortgage
- same being upoh certain lots IN the City ofKeo
Ank. afserieed IN said petitiss, for the purcha
money ~ Ire county Iowa. PaIi OF which hay. been
2m said AOrtgaxe therein set fort b;
ILL., asking for sale laid pre- mises and raj
Anu 1iess Jon appear and answer seic petition
on VI oeiere noon Of The second day oil the NEXT
!. m tm OF said District Court to commence az P.rt
,ssa - rhsoa on the ars Monday Of December. A. D..
Isos oefzat will be entered against you and judg
"set rendered thereon prayed for In said petition
NOBLE STRONG
oeeoos" Attorneys for PizintiH.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
y

Once 0f the 4. A. Conmisssry N gnb.tstAnca
keokuk, fowa, octcber O. iseS
Sealed pferosais In duplicate viii be received al
asis o1ee tirora loyal c,.xss on snfI II q cloex
~ ~sohzys octossf iz-h, 1862 for furnishing the
Go "Ponsns parts Of the ration for U s. iroons sta
.4oned at tbs psss sntthe C. s. General ho.ptal 20
" IN sseh quantities add delivered at such
pihee as the andefssi shall dir ect. The ration n.
c1nsisi OF The iQiiowins articles:
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cS- The hate Cassel is tue morning
boat for Davenport and Rock Island and
intermediate points. Leaves tt. Madison
On arrival of the oars, and will make con-
nectlons with trains at Burlington for
Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa, &C.;
also with trains East for Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-09

sA-The 26th day of November has
been designated BY the Governor Of Mas
sschuse'ts as day Of thanksgiving 10
that Sta,e-,he >ane day that has sincs
been designated by the President for the
National Thanksgiving.
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Below will be found the affidavits 0
VIM. Alexander, ESQ.,, and r. W. Pitt
man, Esq, Of West Point township, an,
George ROBBERS, Esq, of Fort Nadison
affirming the charges made in the Plain
dealer relating to Mr.. Allyn having re-
mitted the interest due on delinquent tax
es to some, while he exacted it from 9th
ers. Read the evidence
To r. w. PrrrAAS, Wx. ALxxAIDxr
AND GEO. RoBERs:
Sirs: Charges having been made
against T. H. Allyn, the Treasurer and
Recorder ct Lee county, affecting bis off.
eial integrity and the interest Of the tai
payers Of the county. and having teen
referred toyou, asauthority, BY the author
of such charges. WIN. Caffrey, editor of
the Fort Madison PIaindealer, We res,
pectfully solicit you to prove or disprove
such charges, having no desire to be in
strumental in placing Mr.. Allyn iu false
position, or submit to remain inactive il
the charges are substantiated.
1t is but due to tho electors of this
county that they should have something
more than mere newspaper charges to ao-
tuate them in such Z serious matter.
Yo rs truly,
]. G. WALKER.
A. ID ALDarcH,
WV. R. SrEwAkrl
OF the Lee Co. Union Central Com
WEsr PoIsr, Oct. 5, '63.
MEssRs. WALxKa, ALpRIcH AND STEW
ART
Gents: In reply TO yours of the 3Dth
ult in regard TO the charges made agsiust
Mr.. Allyn for remitting the interest on
certain persons taxes, | will state when
| FIRST heard these charges made against
Mr.. Allyn, proposed 70 j. A. Casey.
particular friend of Mr.. Allyn, that be and
| 20 to Fort Madison together, and e-hu
inc Mr.. Allyn's books, and if III ose
charges were false we would come out
and say so to the public that they 1ere
false, and If they were true we gosld do
the sage thing, and by this means place
Mr.. Allyn in true light before the pso.
pie. But Mr.. j. A. Grassy refused to
80 with me at that time, but said "per.
haps he would get time between th;.. ana
and the eiection e go.''
on ~ .av "a day of our County Fair |
called on Mr.. Allyn, and asked him as TO
the truth or falsity of those charges and
Mr.. Strothman and other tax
es. and he did not deny but that he had
the interest on some occasions,
and mentioned MIR. Alexander's case. He
said the reason why he remitted Mr.. As
interest, was because others did not pay
it, and be did not rant to pay it, but said
at the same time that the county lost
nothing by his remittIng interest. Since
| received yours of the Both uli., Mr.. AL
exsnder and l called on MIR. StrethmAn
| asked him in the presence of VIM. AL
exander, if he did not tell people that
Mr.. Allyn did remit his aud Mr.. Kemp
ker's interest ON their taxes in the fall of
1882, to the amount of several dollars,
and he answered me in the affirmative,
but replied that he thought the party he
would keep his mouth shut or
he would not have told him.
Respectfully yours,
K. w. PIrTMAS
Sworn and subscribed before me and
in nay presence this 7th day of Oct. A.
d., 1868. Ii. c. SEMrLE,
Notary Public.
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sy-It is singular coincidence thai
the lulian name o. the river near which
r secrans fought his list terrible battle,
That oi Chieansu 4, meaus "lhe stream
ot iea-h.''
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MONEY FOR THE SoLpIKRs.-A score
of paymasters left-St. Louis on last Tues
day morning, on their way to Vicksburg
to pay off the army of the North West.
Their Appearance will be greeted with
pleasure by the soldiers.
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A TEST OF LoYALTY.-Can any loyal
man vote for Charles Mason for Supreme
Judge OF 1ova9 Claggelt and Cool
baugh announced him Disua ionist. and
he declared in ap address over his own
signature that disunion or de.potism, or
both, were the only attractives for the
people of the North.
Masd is on all hands held and regard.
ed 40 a disloyal man, and no man will
support him at the polls, who would not
If he dsrsd support JEFF. Davis.
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WORTH CoNsrDERlse.-Good die

.-.aaes neaIthy children and healthy adults.
Good Saleratus helps to make nutritious,
healthy diet. Hence use DeLand d Co. Is
Chemical .Saleratus, as it is perfectly pure
and better than Soda for all purposes.
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fF The New York Commercial Ad-
vertiser says it is a fact we'll worth know
ing, that, for the first time in IN any years,
the Congress coming into life in the mid
die of a Presidential term. is. 10 its po-
litical aspect, friendly to the President.
For quarter of century. if we are no,
mistaken, an opposition speaker has beef
riec,ed in everv las, Congress of Presi
Dental term
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me 1o-psFEsrthip heretofore existing between the
nsatfsagaed, undef tne ely lie OF LIE K kYaAs i
.hIs daF dissolved b. mutual consent All a1eaI,n.s
ass lie .sid frm, and a eiaitns against tl,e sau,
u! ae seitlel ~ j4ss a. Lee ao j. s..so author
'1so " use tne nae of lie erin settlement thsraf
JAHEs A. LEE
W. LUZ JOHN p. EgANS
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sA-The Poles are asking to be recoa-
nized as "belligerents Why not
France and England did this for the
rebels; why should they not do as much
for the Poles
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CHANGE OF TIME.-The Fort Madison
train leaves hereafter at 8 o'clock p. n.
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MARRIED..

In Ellicottville, y r. on the 3oth OF September
By the R:r. p. +. Hdder, al The residence OF The
brides mother, wM. FHoMPSoN, of this city, 10
Miss EMMA NJ. @. CLARKE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

:, ~ sirtae OF q Deed Of Trust made 10 me By B. D
Hamilton, and his wife Francis L. Hamilton. viii
ouer A. public sale on Thursday, October i 1861 a,
the door Il the Court House in X Keokuk Lee Count
iowa Lots n, and 9, In Block No. 4 in the Lsw OF
Aonrose Lee County, Iowa. and make desd TO the
purcnaser- JAMES BURROWS
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No blds ell be received exrelt for furnishing all
the articles aesve ena~ ersls1. The lid ~iIl
Toe Price NJ shtch eseh nttce Of the rest qazltty
~iii be furnished. The est cf the psegAse oe
cisdrd.
Poeni rackases for samples OF all articles no, per-
tshabis will accompany sids
/ Each bid a4ast have ptinied copy os this afyer-
us n4eai posted At its head
Each t4id mus b. accom- panied with responsible
Sursties In the sum OF SlO 600.
This contiaet TO te let tor the space OF six mouths
from date ofeoEtrat
bidsrTs xprcted to be present AT the opening
of The lids. else their bids sill he enterisintd
GoyefEmenr reserves The rlxhl TO reject any all
bids
hiis 10 be end rsed, Proposals for furnishing Sub
slst-ncc,f aud addressed 10 tn undersigned.
T. I. Dw lGHr,
oct6-did Gait. A A C,s.
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WEST PoISr, Iowa, Oct. Sd, '63.
MEssRs. WALKER, ALDRIcH AND Srtw.

WEST PoINT, Iowa, Oct. Sd, '63.
MKssRs. WALKER, ALDRIcH AND STtw.
ART:
Gents !: In reply to yours Of the 2Oth
ult., touching the charges against Mr.
Allyn, for remittiug the interest on the
taxes OF Casper Strothman and others, the
charge rests upon the declarations OF Mr.
Strothman made in the fall of 1862. about
the time said taxes were paid. he decIar-
ing that Allyn did remit the interest on
his and the two Kempers' taxes, amount
ing together to about, Or nearly, Thirty
dollars. Dir. Strothman also said "that
Joseph Holman said to Allyn you must
not charge these men interest for you will
want 10 be candidate again" The IN
terest toas remihed. have talked with
Mr.. Allyn about these charges and in
sisted on his disproving them by the rec
ord, and if they we're not there, or il as
he alleged, it did not come out of the
county. He said it came out of his sala-
sry,that it would take days of labor to show
it by the record. Mr.. Strothman admit
ted to r. w. Pittman, 10 my presence,
that he told people at, or about the time
be paid his taxes, that he paid no interest
that Allyn had remitted it, and also
tlat he had told SO since he had become
candidate, but said that he told the par
ty that he should keep his mouth shut
about it, and that if be had thought he
would tell it, he would not have told him.
Tax receipts may be seen at the Office
of the Paindealer showing tax for the
same year where interest vas charged, on
some and remitted on others on the same
day. Yours respectfully,
WM. n. ALExANpER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of October, 1868. Witness
my hand and Notarial Seal.
A. D. ALDRICH, Notary Public.
THE SrArE or Iowa.
CouNrY OF LEE.
!, George ROBBERS, on my oath. duly
and legally administered, state that I am
o citizen Of. the town Of Fort Madison.
Lee county, Iowa, and that on the ed
day Of September, 1868, / went to the
Office of Thomas H. Allyn, Recorder and
Treasurer of Lee county, Iowa, to settle
some delinquent taxes due Lee county
from me. further state, that I request
cd Mr.. Allyn to remit the interest on my
taxes a. he had done 10 the cases Of
Strothman, ksmpker and othsu. Mr..
Allyn stated that the Law vonld mt NOR.
nit him to remit interest on delinq uent
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R- VIM. Thompson l. Co.. bankers,
continue to receive subscription to the U.
s. $50 six per cent bonds. Government
is now promptly delivering bonds to SUBJ
scribers. $40 interest coupons dae Nov.
lst, cashed at.the current rate for gold.
VIM. THOMPSON & Co.,
Subscription agents.
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Hurrah for the Ladies OF Drakeville.
DEAR GATE CITY To give your
readers an idea how the Copperhead
Dunlavy is appreciated within four miles
of his own residence, send you the fol-
lowing extract from a letter written by
one of my sisters, under date of the 4th
inst:
was to hear DR.. Hurst speak last
Tuesday evening, and to hear Moore and
Dunlavey last Friday evening. lDunlavey
made the opening speech Of an hour. and
Moore replied, occupying an hour aud a
quarter, then Dunlavey closed in another
quarter Moore said he could search the
deepest portals of Hell and fnd better
men than Dunlavey and his followers.
When Moore took his seat, lot of girls,
with Miss Baity in the lead, threw beau
tiful bequets tied with blue ribbons, upon
him, until it looked like shower of ilow-
ers falling upon him. When Dunlavy
took his seat the same girls threw him
few marigoids, tied with twine string,
the language Of which is contempt
He gathered them up and laughed over
IT, Lr. a. c. TRu1rs, -
Co B, 30th Iowa.
Ockober 7th. 1QR2
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THE CITY.
UNION TOWNSHIP TICKET.

UNION TOWNSHIP TICKET.
FOR SUPERVISOR,
JOHN H DAY.
rcR TRUSTEES,
WILSON BARRETT,
H. M. BLACK,
3. c. CAREY.
FOR cLERK,-
GEO. n. HOLT.
FoR cossTAsLxs,
ROBERT WOOSTER.
JACOB FRANK.
FOR TOWNSHIP Assessor
f. HI. HOLLAND.
FOR CITY ASSESSOR,
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