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gtpropeitli6e Gde pom Baltimore rno JfCrtbitr.
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Spsn e. Barry. Sobn u. cdmbletpn
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FranMiu-March 30th. Mr.. James ". Clark
aged about i years
Goulistore--Apfil 9th. Hattie, daughter OF
Frceaud and Z iz4bcih Eosehrook, a ed 10 year..
0ersuyie-Apfil II, Samuel Whitmors, Esq,
age 20 years.
BreEet-sth inst. LuaY Elmer. only son Of L,
". aal NJ. L Downs, aged 10 months aud days
Eaugor--Aprl eth, Thomas A. White, Esq
ged 50 years months and ~ days
9th, Louisa l., wife OF MIR. Nathan bennett,
ged co years.
Surry-Feb. lith. Harriet ", wifo Of Captain
Calvin C. Clrtls. aged a years, month and -
days Mrs {. had been proiessed follower Of
Christ from her youth; and from credible evidence
it appears that She had adorned that profession to
the end BY a we'll ordered life and Conversation
Her last sickness was short about one week only
aud aithoa IN she had passed through many trying
scenes, by Of physical sa;erinss during heI
stay on earth, her probation is now done; her
sufein IS arc now over, AM we trust she is happy
ia heatca She has LEFT numerous eifels Of
friends and ri ltgos to lrnent her sudden depart
ure. Her adi e,ei husband, especially, feels sen
s5ly her los. E,P
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rsn..,n, Attention is a...ed to

nUNNEWrLL'S UNIVERSAL COZ ca hEAhpi
II, n,,ke Cau.h Remedy Through for all Throat al
Iuag Com ANTS aud u TIi The mini Of climatic ta'
when ,h. sr AT erOr has been, the iatFoiIehg OF eh
nent, which debitae and by such TO restrain me great
e,t freedom Of use as tn only true theory by when sG'u
ra,nlats ctp he aFsc Ally cared the point n'ie
,io, 20 o, stories Of great cures and 70 long de'crpiVe
trchnicalities I would ask CONFIDENCE when VIII ~
sacred ia C ms, CocGNs, HOAEstNESs, s9Es lheAi
NRbScItAt AMI AsFKzAric CorFi AiNts'" M ina"A 80
LrSc CoAPLAtsrs, when, when neglected, thN IA WA
SUMPTION aud T. prove the declaration ny true r7de
j. L. HUNNEWELL, PAar@kt"k,
Commercial Wharf, Boston,
Calvin q, Peek, Agent hlsSorth NV
W L. Alden X Co BsHEor, IL IL. Hay 90 am
r. Phillips Portland, Whalesale Agents LYON =,
Ir for sale by dealers in every city aud toNh' UNIV
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Femnles in Delicafa Enaith

Or DOW, Physician and surgeon, No : i Ed:0 Stcet,
Jtan h. consulted daily ,r all diseases ncien to the
n9e ,sten. Frslapsus Iteri, falling Of the Womb
Flour Alba. supp ressnt, aud other menstrual tane
s1t.. nil treated upru pathological principles.
nd ,i.riy rei.f gutrante in vrry few days So ia
ati''y rHn j. the uld' Of treatment. that most
<utte complaints yie Under it, and the afflicted per-
+szi soon s.aiass il perfect Haa!th.
IA p5w bas Ip d5u': hal ercInr experience in the
Of Diseases II women AID children, than any Other
t.ts 'cila ia Boston.
E9aruaz lua1ations for patients WHO may wish to
itIy in B1stou E IS days under his treatment.
nr. Dow since lSt5, rtying confined lis ole aten
l5n Ollie practice, for tAa OF private Diseases
,Hi Frmale Gvupiafs, ackagY edges superior in the
United StHtes.
N.r-Aii1r.tcrs must conai four red stamps or they
viii not te answered
Olice Hours from s A. NJ. to p. M
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FREE LECTURE
To The Ladies Only
LORDS HALL.

.Sa,erday afternoon, March l6h,
At % o'clock precisely, by MADAME YOUNG,
NJ. D., the wei!-kHewn practical ret9fmer aud
com.ndu sense lecture
SuuJGcr-Puysiology and Laws Of llealth.
MADAME YoUSG is u years of age; forty years
has praetised as Iadlsl pociress. She comes
highl IL recommended from the press and many
distiu "a isaed individuals She Is tue author %
the lnaGical book entitled ''lho Family Herbal,
price 81. MalaAlS \ Dung is no fertRHe teller.
80 Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to consul
VI 1tlayuo Young will dnd her at the ELLsHoNIh
HOUSE. Saturday, April Is, and remains anti
Nou,lay tue 18th. Room No. 10, second f9tr.
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!
Celebrated Hair Dye

Is fhe beSI M Tue W oft~
ONLY
HARMLESS. True aud Reliable Dye known.
Tb, splendid Hair Dye is Psrfee,-changss Red'hnsty
n, Grew Hair instantly a Glossy Biaek or 1HHfaf
Bropu without Iajaring the Hair or Staining the cam
leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful impars resh s'
~ Frequently restoring its pristine color aud reches ls
n Effects Of Bad Dyes. The genuine is signed N
A.BATCHEEoR, all others are mere limitations aN'
should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, Se' fAeio
RY-sI BARCLAY ST., NY. P-or
BateAsios's Nep Toilet Cream Jor Dressing tds la"
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NHE'ss1E'.

TINE undersigned, experimenting School Com
l. mttoe OF Ellsworth, will be in session at
tho Office of the Selectmcn, Wednesday the
18th inst. at two of the clock p. n and on each
succeeding "Wednesday until the fifteenth day of
June next, FIR the purpose Of examining the
gu lfcations of School Teachcrs who may apply.
Ihfcn MAGoMDnH' } sup School Com
Josiah II. HIGGiNs. Of
- ReBERr COLE, Ellsworth.
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PREBLE75
TiKELESS
WASHING MACHINE
NOW IN USE

FHNuIS is tile only reliable WAsnGya MACHINE
now in use. 1t has been in operation fo
the last six months and has Lot in any case laiet
to give satisfaction and the various tests t,
which it has been subjected fully demonstrate
that than half Of the Labor, and more tia,
half tue soup required in hand labor, is saved b
| its use. 1t does Its work thOfoug hly, and witt
! little labor the part of the operator. Tn
most delicate clothing, as well as coafse AM
bulky articles, are washed with equal ncatnes
and completeness.
No handling or attention is needed after thu
clothes are put in the machine. Hey are KEEP
continually turning, presenting new surface It
be operated upon at every movement IN washing
The clothes are not rubbed They are pressed
and the mo3t delicate fabric cannot be injured
Therefore it is an Indispensable article Of house
keeping. and by its use, the price of the Machine
would be saved in three months in the wear u
washing clothing, in any common family.
Tic proprietors claim that this machine posses
es qualities for washing superior to any other now
before the public. Among which ii boiling OF
the clothing is rendered unnecessary, the articles
being run through tie machine a second time u.s.
ing water scalding hot with small quantity of
soap.
The following testimonials are given -
Ellsworth, March 18th, 1851
"PREDLEs TIRELEss WAsuING MACHINE has
been used in my family for few weeks past. 1t
is an excellent Machine--has given much salts
iuctlon anu Is luliy equal 10 the rccOnnen latloi
saving labor and not injuring the clothes"
A. WIswELL.
We concur in the above statement of the value of
this Machine, having also used one in our families.
j. ". JONES,
JUN L. Moor.
Mr.. Aler Martin
DEAR sIH:-One of the PnEBLE's TIEnLrss
MACHINES has been in use in my family fer the
past six months, and we think it superior to any
other machine. 1t does not injure the Clothes
doing Its work we'll and thoroughly, and by its
use, more than half Of the time saved. | would not
sell NINE for 49, if | could not get another like
it. RLugEN SHERMAN.
Ellsworth, March, 1854.
There has been used in my family for some
weeks, one of {" Prebcs Tirecss Washing Ma.
chimes" and have no hesitation in saving that
that it is excellent machine, and almost iudis-
ptnsable in large family. l. saves a lar,e
amount of labor, Il juring the clothes less and
washing them better than by hand.
HAMILTON JOY.
Ellsworth, March so.
Esy%The PROJECTORS challenge trial with any
other machine in the county, at any time, at
any place in this town; and will pledge one humid
bred dollars or more, to be forfeited to the sue
cessful machine, il tae competitor will pledge
like sum.
These machines are manufactured and kept for
,ae at the shop formerly occupied by b. N. Moor
Il Co.,
West end IF Taion Rircr Bridge.
ALEX. MARIN,
G. ". hsh
NATHANIEL Moor.
Ellsworth, March, 1851. 10
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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber intending to change his
business Offers for sale his farm and buildings sit
uatcd in Trenton, on the road leading from Els.
worth TO Mt Desert. The buildings consi.t OF
dwelling house, &c feet by 80, with long porch
and wood hohse adjoining it, with good we'll of
wafer in the wood house Also, two barns. Three
are bout 80 acres Of improved land, rs acres u
pas ture and 10 aeres Of wood land.
Said f,rm has good privilege for salt dressing
of rock weed and muscle bed
Also another wood lot of IS acres, situated neat
the head of the farm Il t.
Said farm and and will be sold at bargain.-
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
the premises, or of II. Il 5. X. Whiting, a.
Ellsworth. SAMUEL loUNa.
Trenton, March II. sJm9
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Special Notices.

ss-lf YOU are troubled with a Cough, Cold, loarse'
ness Pain in the side any affection of the throat
or lungs, 20 to Calvin q. Psck's aud get box OF
HOwE'S COUGH PILLS, and If they fail to give
satisfaction the purchase money will be refunded
The best known remedy for WhooPng Cough Try
them everybody Sni'
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CARD ToINVALsDs.

Clergyman, while residing in south america IS =.
a mi.sionsry discovered 4 safe and simple remedy
Tor tl.e cure OF Nervous Weaknesses, larry Decay,
Diseases Of In. Urinary and s~uIiHa! organs anu inc
vhor train Of disorders brought On b! bdh'IIi an
cured bv this noble reaedy. Prompted by DEERE
10 be ueiit the afflicted aud unfortunate, VIII srna
The rrcripe for preparing and Using this medic ne IN
sos led enXeloie 10 aaS Que who needs IL, Free "
ektrVs. address
JOSEPH 7 ISMAN,
STATION u, BIBLE House.
4mt2. N.tc York Cus.
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4flariuc Journal.
III EMORkNDk.

MtssING Vrs'EL.-Seh Margaret. loaded with
umi er, sailed from East Machias about tie 21it
OF February, und to Boston, ceusiguei t. Dan
iel Palmer, since which time hrthing has been
heard from her. Her crew consisted of the fol-
lowing namel persons, Adam Boyd. Ebel Black
man (and boy, john Ehshmla) all Of East
Mdcaias.
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Sintc Of fgNissT,

EXECUTIVE DErAErMENTl
Augusta, April dh, 1861.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will be held at the Conucil Chamber In Augusta on
Monday the Sc 'ond day Of MAY next
Attest :-EPHRAIM FLINT JE.,
Secretary of state.
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SHAVE. HOST.

I osT, Monday Nareh 9TH, on the road from Els
I worth to surry. black aud white square >hrwl,
The finder shall be suitably rewarded upon leaving
it At II. X X. Writings store in Ellsworth or al
the Post Office in Sufry.
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GREENS LANDING. Me. April 7th-Ar 9Th.
,c Ann GFeoon, Wcb5er from E0ekland for Blue
iii
eth. sch Phoebe, Beal from Eocklanl for
Jonesport; ArEp sawyer, from Nit Dsssrt fsr
Reckllnd Ala'ia, Dow, from Eocalanl for Han
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&c, &c. &c, &C., &C.. &c

NOES, Pickles, &c, &c.
&c, &c. &c, &c, &c, &c.
Just received, per Express, new supply of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are .
BNENEFrS Preparations; Blood Food, for Liver
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia Female Diseases.
and Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com
pound; Whitcomb's remedy for Asthma; Burnetts
Cod Liver Oil; Jayne's ExpectoraGt; Wstars
Wild Cherry Balsam; fowlcs cure for Piles DR..
Jelfrc's Antidote; brakes Benzoline, fol remov
ing paint tar grease, &c; Cummings Aperient;
Gargling Oil; Dadd's and Miller's Condition Pow
dcrs; Cheeseman's Clarko's and Duponcos Female
Pills, for female distractions, &c; Grugor's Con
centrated Cure for nervous weakness; Hembolds
Fluid Extract of Burchu, for diseases Of the bad
der, kidneys, &c; Mayuarl's Colodion for burns
and cuts; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compounds Peru
Wan syrup; Gould's Pin worm Syrup; Uoughin's
Corn Solvent ihallible rem dy; Magnetic
Balsam, for rheumatism aud neural gie; Jcifrics
PHnaeea Of Life for Sore Throat and
Bronchial affections; Stones Elixir, for bronchitis;
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs,
BlTfEitS-0xygcnatcd IIoofand's, Peck $, Iar-
dys, Browns, Carke's Sherry Wine, Langlcy's
Root and Herb, Abbotts, and others;
hlNGMENT-Tobias', Good Samaritan, Mustang,
and Linimcnts aud Ointments of all kinds;
SARSAPhkILLA--BulPs, Sands, Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PILLS-Ayel's sugar coated, Drandreth's and
NrSht's Indian Vegetable.
Also, Viewers cauker and salt rheum Syrup; Ar
nold's Vital Fluid; Atwood's Extract Daudelior
Braut,j Purify ing Extract, Gays Blood Purifier
kennedy's Medical Discovery; Morsc's Syrup Vel
low Dock; Railways Remedies; McMuin's Elixir
of Opium; Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing syrup; Sha-
ker Extract Valerian; Balm Of a thousand Flow
crs; Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
Ayers Cherry Peetoral; Brant's Pulmonary Bal.
monary ialsam; Clarke's Cough Syrup; Bachelor
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CERTAIN CURE
n LiI CnGES Oh 10 CHinGES MinE

Or. po,g is consulted daily. from A. NJ t. p. NJ as
tboye upon all difficult aud chronic diseases of every
AMI nature, having hy bis unweated attention and
rt1rdiqary success gsa"d rel utatjon which calls pa
isftS liou Iii paris ef the Country to obtain advice.
Amuns the physicians in B5st4a. stnud ishoriu
a.. pr fss.aa f!.u the cnl bratrd On DOW, Ne. udts
;ot street, Boston. Thasr Who need tGr servc of an
experienced physician and surgeon should giycl i'm call
P.S.-pr Dow importz and has Tor salea new ar;irl
called the freach Secret. Order ~ mail. Two for
tut u rel stump.
Bo ton, ArrI, 15ff. 1y13S
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4 -IgTICIHCs
'hysiciaus, together with
PATENT AND TnCHPS0KlaN MEDICINES

Figs, Candies. Washing Powders Soap, Dye suIs Truss
Supporters, Spices Of all kinds. Ctron, Cur
rants, Raisins Tamarinds, Irish
Mons. PicElns- *
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Washing Made Easy.

Ellsworth, March, 1861. 10
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in the Counties Of Hancock and W Washington, have
commenced the manufacture of the same at
ILMEN,S STEAM MIL,
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Ellswo tn, March !. 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-11

TOR SALE-A Double Brick Dwell
ing House, With rooms each side, Il, good
oi-tern and cellar with other improvements eenve-
nently located TO business lfiie <.t Price 81 o%0.
Enquire Of III. n TES-ETCk,
ang3-d Red Estate GENT
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and latest var measure Of Precedent Lin
IN "A announced in bis " To whom it
5. It is asserted that the policy Of the
Administration will give ~ . succession
Of victories. II this : the case your Hon.
orable body viii Do called upon d illu-
inmate every fortnight, and If the papers
ia tho employ Of the Administration.
which daily parade " the defeat Of the
rebels" are TO b believed, three times .
week. sass
l yield to no man in my attachment to
1.-The Union ~ il was, and the Constitu-
,ion as it IT," but ~ the President de-
mands of the Southern people to abandon
the right which the Constitution confers.
I do not see how those Who have always
held that the Federal Government has
ao,hing to do with the domestic institu.
tions Of the States can be expected 10 re-
joice over victories which, whatever they
may be, surely are not Union victories.
If these victories were TO unite, the
States, aud we're sure harbiuger of peace,
would be pleased if l could issue ssch
a proclamation 80 would induce the poor
est citizen to part with his last mite for
the purchase single tallow candle to Gel
ebra,e the event.
1. 1t has been the immemorial custom
of mankind. 10 all ages and climes, to alb.
stain from rejoicing over victories gained
in civil wars. and such has been the prac-
tice, thus far, during the present strife,
which has distracted our once happy
Union. The only effect Of departing
from this usage, sanctioned alike by hu-
manity and sound policy, VIII be TO ac-
knowledge. by such exhibitions, tina,
these are victories over aliens and enc
mics, and that there is no hope Of secur-
ing Peace on the basis Of the Federal
Union. This hope, in common with 9
large portion OF our fellow citizens, an
not prepared to abandon.
You are aware that here is the essen
tial difference between the two parties
now contending for political mastery il
the Northern States; one OF these declare
that no terms can be offered Except sYcl
az may be based upon an uncondiiions
surrender of The rights Of the States, ant
the other maintains that "peace may b
restored on the basis of the Feders
, Union"
Taking into consideration that canvas
is now in progress of the most excitin
, character, ! am forced TO regard the prt
7 posed demonstration ~ one OF politics
nature. and according to the rule which
laid down for my guidance on enteria
upon The duties of Mayor. cannot Civ
it my official Endorsement.
G.. GODFREY GuNrHER,
Mayor
A precious Copperhead document.
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TOR SAl,E-A one story Brick Dsell-
l ing House, with two rooms and large basement
kitchen and part OF lot situated between 9th aud 10th
streets, Des Moines. Tslc good nis Price,
800. lseptledl ii. y. TES-Efck, Ast
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EOR SALE--Lots Z, 8 and in Block
1o5 Price $3.50 for the three or each will be sold
separately If dssir ed Title good sale.
sept20 IL b. TENEYCK, Agt.
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IDER! CIDER III am now pre.
pared to manufacture Sweet Cider on short notice.
sng good mill in operation and supply Of Apples
nahd The Cider will be made rs II ID ordered 20 that
!" NIL be sweet and fresh from the press
times. ApPses On r , ncu0 q al
Coxner 9Th and Nnin streeta
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ASININNTY.

Where rulers are hereditary or self sp-
pointed, and not elective, the people are
not to blame if imbeciles and fools reach
Office. Xerxes was an idiot; Charles the
TX an imbeciie; Charles the MI mad
man, and many rulers of Britain have been
buffoons and fools In a Democratic
Government it should be otherwise But
when we remember that buchanan and
Pierce were elected President Of the
United States it is not greatly TO be won
dered at that New York city should have
an idiot for Mayor 1t has. What
blessing it is for man to know how TO
keep silence Many man has passed
current for wisdom until the tongue
spoiled it all. Coleridge talked philoso.
ply for half hour to a silent companion
at public dinner, and only stopped when
his listener. seeing waiter pass with hot
mullins, called out, "Them,s the iocki.s
for my eyes" Mayor Gunther, Of New
York. might have passed through and
out Of his term of Office and the puI,lic
have known him as Copperhead, and
nothing more; but be writes veto NEE
sage, and at the same time he writes him
self donkey 10 glaring, flaming letters. and
sends 1t out all over the country that all
men may read it and know him in his
true character. He says as plainly as
words can say: "The Hon, the Common
Council of the City of New York, are a
loyal body. aud |, the Mayor, am an ass
a miserable, long cared, Canadian thistle.
loving. patient, Copperhead bestrode
donkey the meaner traitor for being so
consummately bereft of ideas. aud | am
proud OF my kind" We pity the En-
pire City, but cities have been visited and
scourged by plaques and lep,osies and pes
thence, and have survived the inflctiop.
and New York may yet live to thank
Heaven for happy radiance from the Ad-
ninistration Of 4 miserable, contempt;ble.
dwelling, treasonloving. peace sneak
and asinine, Ccpperhead Mayor.
The Council of that city passed reso.
luton to hold a public illumination and
celebration over our late Federal vc,.,;es.
MIR. Mayor Gunther vetoed the resolution.
anu with HIS veto be submitted the fol. |
lowing very remarkable message:
MAYoR's OrFrcE. }
New York, Sept. 20, 1864. |
TO the Hon. The Common Council.
GENTLEMEN Your resolution 81 -.
goth list, appointing "commit,se ~
hve from each board for the purpose Of
making the necessary arrangements n
cause O., the various public buildings to be |
Illuminated in honor OF the recent wiz.
torres on land and sea- is returned unan. |
m'sh, aequiesce in your response 70 |
an appeal OF Your fellos-ci,;,.n. ~
might desire give an expression If ,ha;s
ieehngs respecting hcse.vie,eres h.,
must decline to comply with vo.r .o 49,
:" 'ssue proclamation to the c;,,,ens
eenefally 10 JOIN IN such an llumin.,;on
'o1 various reasons, which will briefs
l. 1T lshould issue such proclam.,;o.
there are many citizens who wonla
denounced as dislcysl if. through van, "s
opportunity, OF inclination or Of me.,s
they failed to comply with the reeon
''oA
2. ~ those in authority, they are no,
claimed as Uaion victories, but as the "a
'uit Of The Emancipation Proclaustion
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Tor SALE-A Frame Cottage with
ROOMS, cellar and two ei=terns. situated the
Of Second and Biond-au streets Price, 81 80
cash. III. b. TES-EYCk, Agt.
seutl0-d
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rR- Joint discussions between Mr.. Viii.
son and Mr.. Hornish, Congressional can
didsfes, have been agreed upon and will
be held as follows.
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j A ID II . +. w Il . ~ N,
ELECTORS AT LARGE,
G. BEN DARWIN, Of Des Moines Co.,
W. G. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
JNO. VAN vALKENBURG, lst Dist.
SAMUEL s. BuRDETr, End District.
BENJAMIN 7. HUNT, 81 District.
DANIEL ANDERSON. 4th District.
GILMAN C. MUDGETT, 9Th District.
HENRY G. HENDERSON, 9th Dist.
'ros SUPREME JUpdft.
c.. C. COLE,
ofPolk County.
FOR sEcRIT sRr -or-srArn.
JAMES WRIGH HIT,
Of Delaware County.
FOR STATE.
JOHN A. LOTT,
Of Mitchell County.
FOR STATE TREASURER,
WILLIAM H. HOLMES,
OF Jones County
raR REGISTER or HE STATE LAND OFFICE
JOSIAH A. HARV
OF Fremont County.
FOR ArroEsEY axxrRAL,
ISAAC L. LIEN,
OF Tama County.