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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-06


At the General Conventioa Of Liquo
Dealers Of the State Of Iowa, held at low
City, the Esd of November, 1854, tn
following resolutions we're unanimousl,
adopted:
Resolved, lst. That We, the Represen
tatives Of Liquor Manufacturers and Deal
ers, assembled At Iowa City, on tho $50
Of November, 1864, do organize ourselve1
into an association to be known ~ 9Th,
Liquor Dealers Association Of the State O
Iowa."
Resolved, ed, That the officers Of thi'
association ehaH consist Of President, I
Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer,
and three Directors, Who jointly shall
compose the State Executive Committee.
Resolved, Sd, Phst wc deem the pre-
sent probibitary law (comnonly known q
the Maine Liquor Law Of the Snte Of
lows to be inconsistent with tho spirit Of
the Constitution Of the United States, 10
conflict with the laws of Congress and
opposed to the best interest Of the people
OF this State.
Resolved, 4th, That We hold the exist
ing law to be An injustice to our m roam.
tie interests, inasmuch A. it deprives the
liquor merchant, who pays heavy taxes
and revenues for his goods, Of the redress
which our laws afford for the collection oi
all other debts.
Resolved, 5th, That it is further be-
lieved BY :his Convention that the Pro-
military Law is unconstitutional and void,
because while i. permits the manufacture
OF liquors it prohibits the sale.
Resolved, 9th, That we consider the
ssid Law one Of the most potent agents of
intemperance, as from it's prohibitory
character it places the vending of liguo
partially in the hands of irresponsible
parties, aud discourages or insimidates
other persons from engaging in this branch
of business.
Resolved, 7th, That in view Of the
enormous taxes, paid BY Diaillers and
LIQUOR Merchants 10 the revenue Of the
general Government, We deem cur pro-
tee.ion a matter OF duty to every loyal
. ci,izan.
Resolved, 9th. That we hereby plsdgs
ourselves to use all legal and constitu-
tional means in our power to secure the
repeal of the ProhIbitory Law Of this
State and the enactment in it's stead a
jadicious and equitable Lccnse Law, and
10 this end we further pledge ourselves
as an orgsniz lticn to act hereafter as q
Usit, AMI withhold our suffrages from
any aud all persons who will not give as
sursoces of our protection by declaring
themselves against the PIohibitory Law
and in favor of . License system.
Resolved, 9th. That in order 10 secure
the objects specified in these resolutions,
we hereby recommend that ali persons,
engages In the manufacture or sale Of
Liquors, form Immediately in each coun-
ty and township in the State wherever
deemed practicable) a thorough and COM
plete orgsnization of working aud Efficient
members for mutual protection and the
accomplishment of all legitimate objects
recommended by this Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-06

AIs.cuRi.T The ,nsjority for Lisoolh
IL Mlssonri fects up 4 aoost g, ,d00.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-06

"a EEx VtTk41 yN08 WI % VWCU0
u Csnsnr rAlk, New York.
TA9pshl1 1htesaI bridge - besn dis-
covered y gpahst lepnpsI, Virginia. Il
~Ta1 pshlis ssscls IN ! 0lsltt scot-
iaad, ars nav eessso'ed b. slssasidty.
1Ehs King n eaadwisA tTxssd. h,
|dsssdafso.bs = Episcopahahss
-Typs setting mschines .ars hsise
nanusaptursA il Nev HaHan for publish.
ing hbnses in London and Nav York.
-Durisg the 6rs u ths Basesoft Ficsse,
o Brsaawsy, on Tsesdsy ssehiAg, one
fhesaand dollars worth of js~eiry was
sso'sn tson the room clone ef the gus.s.
The new planet discovered by NJ.
Tempel, q Marseillss, on esntember
3Oth, has been named "Terp.ichore."
"A German a0d his wife got, OF the
easaths other day in Albany, aAa left
their baggage and baby in the seat. Tas
srain vsas on. ths baby screamed, the
left mother was in . pasie, Asd the con.
daetor Wa blue. Things we're righted
ss Sehssectady. -
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letter o. sns Pr.sIdens.

BosroN. Nov. 25.-Mrs Bixby. the
recipient Of the following letter from Presi-
dent Lincoln, i poor widow living in
this city. Her sixth son, who was se-
verely wounded in recent battle, is now
lying in the Readvills hospital:
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HOWE & TYLER

Having received consignment Of the following Goods
have cohcrd-i to sell them in tie following manner.
We have had made ore thouss nd hax a. ard in each
u ihess boxes hare prt nue of the ae srt
risw and we hare taken solemn oath that
knoa which box sSy ariei- u and also make
oath ths al the -efs here eescibsd positively
Ia the bsxes, which sealed up
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-06
Arrival efPrissasrs non ssts.nah-
Baltimore, Dec. s.

Arrival ofFrissaers ffsm ssts.zah-
Baltimore, Dee. s.
The American has the following special
correspondence.
Adri.ss from Fort Monroe last evening
report the arrival these Of the steamer
General Lyon, With 75O rslsassd prise-
ners
Atthe time the General Lyon left Ea.
vsnnah last Thursday night The latest
news received there was to the effect that
sherman occupied Aillsn, Georgis, and
that bis cavalry ~ scouting several
miles out from town With but little resis-
taDce.
Every effort Vas being made for the de-
fence Of Savannah.
Our prisossrs report boys Is years Of
ageand even women are assisting in the
trenches.
Sherman is slowly but surely advancing
to the coast aad no doubt OF his success
need be appreheaded.
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Persons Out Of the City

dAy Of distribution, send teir money ty nia AMI
h3w and whers they win have their box sent nnd
viii s4nd them eAey order us the Express gees
all over the country.
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And viii he delivered to purchasers the afternoon
fore Chrittmas.
We hare for convenience numbered the boxes from
Que to q Thousand and shall put the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-06

0en1 boe icilosise &rese Tn. Bfegg,
~1,ee fesese - % eseaesment.
n'cnmosd pny b Yankees who
.snQed q foet Royal 1sA moved int thl
inteior VIII - sxet1tioa. u ne1eise
SHERMAN sdxn4ee, sssssnteFed sssody
g cecgederse4 tsespsas Hnhlfsyillss1d
Nere eeAl1 h6oten aad drivs9 ffo1I the
nsids asInG - dsed Ion ~ grtdAd.
- e6.osph Ooavsyip6 THE ihl6ea11eion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-06

New Ysrk, De-. 6
Geld te-a3T6t 3.3sk -ss-sss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-06
Purchasers Name on th. Box

HE NAY SELECT, and aiso opposite his rnraber on
BOOK.
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List Of Goods In the Boxes.
ONE DOLLAR EACH /.

T- boxes With ocntsnis are for sale st our Store
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-26
gsNHE TWO MALONE. .
A Key to tao gistoryof tho American Wsr,
BY the author q .he Fra. aud seo,ai Years OF tbs
Wa,
rgsom tbs cAar.ssten Courier,

fEfon Tbs Charleston Courier,
EAwa-d 4 Pollard the suthos Of history OF Ire
war, Of whishA two v3lnmes (yesfs> hare en- sysd
wiiA calculations has writes 10 Lis best aud meat
fore bic style, pamphlet tia Twe Nations. key
c. the hisosy OF tne Acserlean War, published by
Aysss wade, Riohlnan1, vs.. We sunpose It VIII
soon 30 supp,ist by DO ssalieys and asaefs, aaa
commend IL to general aud sstsntivs pefussl II
90 doing We do not commit ourselves t. the up oval
Of all opinions Of the author, or IN endorsement
al his conclusions and infsrences We only wish
to greet and hail any aud every attempt by any
and writer Of original vlsor, to elevate hs
tone and plane Of political discusskons. Thinking
men ara tired Of the twaddls Of fetty politicians,
who know nothing but platforms cf parties OF
or eds Of ciques and caueusrs Mr. Pollard he the
author Of the Atlanta Re0iser's address, and = few
oshsrs connected more or less actively with the
Confederate press, Esess the higher range Of
thought and survey, aud disQaisitiOn, which WAS
h-at ssser ed In American psltics b Calhoun since
the are Of our revolutionary stslesmeu.
TO show frcna the necessary operation of eeoetal
laws the duality Ct American inslituticrs the ~
ssatial distnctivsness sndyiaty Of the Statas The
paramount importance Of the etaiee, and impos-
sibflity Of any permanent and prosperous lsagus
federation othss wise, as sadiag CHEATS With VIII
fs-s Of shis elevated schesl, Of uhiln Pollard 10
4 r5Nainers representative -
The pamphlet before NJ Aoatains graphic end
cordially aaatic tribute 70 Calhoun - political
nhi.....puey. whose merits and tsaehinss ofe oniy
: "a receive due appreciation ana effenuou.
: hut, meanwhile, - the pam
M With 70 ssuay the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-26
CHESIERFIgLD.pAF
Spring Meeting, 1871.

she spring Races 6yei thIa new trd elegant Course
WIN conamanceen Friday, the sa OF Juas, aad CON.
sinas five days.
First Day, Ir.dsy, June IA ssweepetake, two
ai.e heets, eiGCo eTsrspce, $500 foTfe.~ This Pro.
pf!etor TO adj $1,000. Three or mere 70 make Z
race
second Day, "Wednesday, Jnre g.. sveepsssise
of three year oits S5Co entra. cs, h&s fsrfe: The
race
mile he=;s ~
Fourth Day. Er!dsy, June ld.--rEsse $1,000, three
mile heats
Eth Day, Saturday, Jana 11-Parse $3.50, mile
heats. best three In E7e.
Ine aacye Stakes vii. sse the Let or Anil by
which time al entries musA be made to The frop,e.
Tor, al Richmond. Eatrg'tce fes TO each stake len
per cent.
nATno Proprietor referves the privilege OF pest.
poning any race TO Which TO gives money II the
weather ID uBfavoYsbl-.
Hh 26-SatNM DE WARD prcpytssar
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Cen, Groat.

The Yankees must have 4 military idol. II
banscesslty of their wsrlIIse nature. Moth
ing short Of Napoleon will satisfy the cray
inge Of their martial souls. Their inventive
genius has long lsbored. 10 produce densi
god, and successive disappcintments have
not chilled the erdor of their desire. At
last they fatter themselves they have &C
eonplshed their object. The once frantic
dsvoteea 0! Scott and Mcclellan are now on
Their knees to Grant, and rivalling the
priests Of Baal in the yehemence and mad
hsss OF their idolatry.
vshavs no deposition to underfate the
military qualities Of the new Yankee demi-
god. II Wa. maxim Of Napoleon that an
equilibrium Of brains and courage was IS.
ssutial to the character ola great Geperal -
In point Of intellect, Mcclellan is the
nnt man Of the Yankee army. In point OF
sns:yy, Grant Is probably equal to arr of
sasir Officers. !; the two men could be
rolled INTO one. which II III achievement
beyond the power Of even Yankee ingenui-
y, closer resemblance to great General
would b the result than the Yankees have
yen produced In this war. But while Nc.
C'ellan has the brains, he had not the pluck;
ana while Grant may have the pluck, he has
sos 4cClellan's brains. The miserable fail
ass ofhis late plan to overrun the Southwest
SIiis columns, explodes forever his pre-
tensions 10 great military genius. Whatever
10 has accomplished has been the result
Overwhelming numbers and the weakness
ana !mbseility OF our own resistance. Did
- ever defeat Confederate army xcePt BY
!osee to one? Did he ever inset one ofths
nsofite Confederate Generals'on any fleld,
sseept seausegard at Shilohs and then he
ma, and 1t was not until BlsN cane
that that General re-
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( N.H X A G z; 5 .--laGl.
BROAD ROCK MEETING.
To commence tue 2O:h of My.


The Spring Races ovcr the Broad Rock Curse
VIII commerce on the third Friday IN May, f:0<h,)
and Continue Eve dAys.
Erst Day, Friday, May Ca Post Sake, roIr
mile heats. SiGG0 entrance, three or moro 20 make
race. To which tho Proprietor viii, add S 200.
Seco8d Race, same day "a Ccis Stake, rli,C heais
$500 easraEcs $500 forfeit, thrss or 10 ma.e
rRcs. The Proprietor 20 add $500. =
sscand Day "Wednesday, hay ~ "A purse Of 500,
Two milo heats. free for al ages. q
Seonni Race, came dsy.-A Sweepstase for three
year elds, mile heats, 500 entrance. S9)s forfeit
fsrea innss to make race. The Proprietor to
add $5lD.
Ta.ra D.y.~~A purse Of $500, :ssce milo hats,
free fer ell ages.
Fourth D4y.--E.pg~ nsiis, sheaAas Cor . ~
Sill(ae frs " sos, fsile Il rats.
szssscccnd Race aama day.--A 6weepslAka for thrsa
year cids, $500 entrance, 500 forfeit, tlses or
mere &c make O race Tho Proprietor TO ada sSco
a.. .he ssove stakes will ciosa the II: Of April,
by which tine all en.ies must he r;ade to the Pro-
prietor, ct H.chmoHd. isntysuaa 70 the allows
purses 10 psr cent.
ss"Tha Proprietor .essrv as the privilege Of post
ponirs any race to which he gives money Ii the
weather Is uaiavsrabie
DAVID M'DAElEL, Proprietor.
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TlcKEr-or-LEAvE MAN;
raE sxrunss 81 b coxvn.r
Hlth Oh ~ bsautifai scenery sFonsrs,sa 4. .nA
= 49, an esc-sleai cast. with
Mas Elciss Bridsss.
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IN ih. easf. nssAss' SCI
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SINGING AaD DANCING.
RAG PICKER. :.
On
The Ayst.r;s Of RarsA
sn! week Nj. DALFos viii aDp..r.
The Mauger takes great pleasure IN iascrni,e tn
public that he has purchased and Will shortly p-o
,,ree ths stirring play, IN IVA ao;s written By DR.
B:.sksn, OF this city, entitled
PARLOR AND CABIN.
THE MASTER AND SLAVE.
Doors open 6. Z. Performance eossuassess at pre-
ciseiy. ,eh as-lt
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TrIbass Or Respss.

Tribrss OF Eespsas
ERara'Es nsv NosTaxas v.refr,A.
Camp Gen. Lees Body Guard.
Al meeting of the members Of csupnay b.
Richardson's i33s., rirsinial battalion OF cavalry
held The 18th dag II Mach, 1854, for sas purpose
al giving an expression Of their frsliAgs relative
I. the recent death Of Lieut. Il C fRaPf.R, OF this
company
On motion, Capt w w Page, was GATED 10 the
Chair and serg J Pssssno appointed Secretary
Aher fitting esi.0sy to the lamentad deceased,
raid In eloquent and appropriate terms by the
Chairman,
On motion. committee Of three, Consisting Of
Lieu. hos MeKa,y, setg'tJ Passano, and Pri-
sa:e w q On nett, WAS appointed TO prepare
ava report resolutions e expressive of the pain Ind
sep regret felt By AZ present with regard 10 the
sd event they were assemaied 10 commemorate.
i'ne com it.ea. after sort retirement, report.
ID The following resolutions, which were uasnk
.aaas:s adopted
iYherea it has pieasvd Almighty God, In Ills all
wise providence, TO re!Geve from our iaids: our
Iopea friend and gallant af.'cer, Lieut. G TEMPLE
OF Chesterfield county, Va: geserefo,e, ba IL
Resast~sf, That with siuceFe sorrow do we mourn
the loss OF one who, after an Intimate association
81 twelve mct.is, had won our highest respect
AID confidence al gentlemen, cur warmes, admi.
nation ~ a soldier and patriot
Resetrsi Ira. IN the dtseonsa;ate Fasthsr and
bereaved family. va ader our heartfelt sy,npa-
teies shd may our ever kind aud ,ncFcifa, Saviour
sraclousiy pour upon their wounded heats the
balm OF His tender love aud consolation
HeYret, Tbat II copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to the family Of Lieut.. TsspLE ard he
published Ia the aiehn3ud papers
etssAy0. Secretary.
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MEGR0xs ron axl1l1D RTk1'

NZGR0xS ron AAkBAGU HRR
ENOR H.re-tos ~ halaa1e q ~ ~. : - 4
IL 1osee ~ 0em1es1aod. " ~ s 80
eboet I've Neske ~ Taus ue1sseA AltW
CAaoIes 90 III q vA. ~ 8e-14
r. o. oAL1.-A Aeea Wnn1n abeal 9 - 8
80, ~ too OlSis, 60 - yeoM, o6oG0D
washer and isoass. ~ speek 1aoi61A - vS00G6
very well, saA asdsssoaad 0paaesS ~ ~ RI -
9 q; !. AZ. .ais 800 - ~ ssass fsv
nh as-s. olay :. ~ Sssalss - 49, =.
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g AsAhea, for 40 q encuoa. --As ~ rosee0 g
Nh Martina DAYS - aneai eeaI = enetoss g
Thursday, the 9lee o3 March, 1o6A, ~ u eelock
her Interest Zone soaEshl u NO traete e ND -
eksed ~ shove, oae on tAini1g e1H Aoee, 40 iof
mefly owned ~ tho ~ HectcS QAvbs The oehee
containing % Apres q heavily wooded And, cosm0sy
owned ~ tie bate Isndan RaG3Aad.
fhesolan6s are the Same q which the lAte VII
liam James Jones died teiDsd,
Ina nnrch, :, Ass. - =. - - =
4ss fcrs,a... ..yA -.,, 49,. 49,. q. $780,
AZ ~ n'socne - 1919. ss.e NV. y ~
d,.s.;. ss,., ,n1 80 - -. 49, "
nh a '"o "a ~ NM n npprpsc,s A....
---.D.- =: n ---.-
OlG ACRES Of James river EA6A. Negroes,
y To stock, ne, for sals viii b sod 70 tse
a.g1ess bidder, On the premises, without reserve,
on Tuesday, the tsh dsy cf April NEXT, ny tsaet Of
land, Containing 9t0 acres, Of which III aoses = Nv
Er0unds and about 70 acres Of good branch 1Ats $50
ncfss wood laad and rome old nsld pine; = good
brick dwelling house. with elk rooms. passage and
closets, end Gil necessary out buildings, (exoept
Gently Surns y H. on =. .,as o,s h ,r
% mica above Eishuon and q mjes above aoocn..
lsad .;ouri House: b. 4 verv vs,uah.e cc,n mil
rrnn,es iva nsrs 81 sscnea cs.cr,s. " ~ n n
sapu,jed Win rater from ia osuaI. ss.-.sc - ana
40 rearoes men woman hocs md ch,d,sr hn,.s MA
ana k,tnhen fernitnra. ,e,v $780,, sss,-,.sS
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sIcHA3aD ESc.afxesr, Noe,

sioi'merd. s'H cii AZ 1864
sTTss ORDERS No s.-Sia Ksiosrs: attend
- called asseaely IF yoar Fac sip,uent at the
= sens na 90 Tuesday esea;as, hs 20 h inst Of
. o'1aoes' 10 EoFk AID ins..uctics. Sffscers viii
ssaesr 10 fol. ssgsiia, with sd-al "a Cnrs;5sts.
wa n prrssnt AZ ESQ N Transient Sir Knights
ass resasc fab isvitet 70 attend
By order IL tbs Z Commander
w MAutE, Captain General.
80 . "'DDieh H. hecordar yah 1o-3t
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Fl 81 - oUo.nG ~ IL l,@ L.I A. 1901 MI
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= - 5I..s
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rsssrSsd 81 isssss ) = ~ { - . - b
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- SYCAMORE CHURCH II. ,,,-..-,,----.
Of REPAIRS AID psiniing, rendered ns,s.. =.
~ ,he reeeat ire. the usaai e-rviesvi pat Re bsJ
IN Sycamore Chnssh IT, morrow cuds, +, ,for,s.
NJ fesaiar seryis In the sf.eraoor, ~ Ak o'eoos
- 11..s'o ''o'Hi Lab 25-I.S
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MEfHebisr Pr tss;act tknTss, $40 81
- between Craze ard s,raas 81, r. .,t.so -,
Z each 70 morrow fSun6ayla. /. A N. sri y ~
N. An Methodist PFetestanti. IN thu ei,v. and
the public generally, ere cordially ias.tsa.
nh 23-,r-
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49, RELIGIOUS Gotio,--knv It's =, ~ -,
- pfssca Il. the Second BAPTIST caur,,, l., nor
~ sladay} ,noFp'og, E. IL o'c!o 4. aud a. -ik
ocloek in .hs evsning mn 90. =. "a
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YaNoTi Il I'm compliance With q call signed
~ g Many Voters /" / anroanes myself Can.
dlla.c fer tho Cler1shlp Of tina urcni: Court Of
Haccvsr cruelty. a.octicn May next,
NIB la--e:* J. II. TTtHsaLaKE.
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METROPOLITAN HALL,
wi franklin street
SaTUR3 DIP EVENING, xanea &c, 1854
Nest positively the last appearance Of
siF CHAS NORTON,
shs renowned Character Actor aai
Comedian.
Nr Morton in his uneaus!isd rsndiiioncf
NAroLEos's OLD GUARD.
Don't fail 10 see Merton rs
uawwosn.
Lsc.u-s OF the Times.
Second and las. time Of the
MILITIA MUSTER
which vss received last night with ecysAlic shouts
Of laughter ana tcrnadoes Ct spp;suse.-
Mr. Morton il acknowledged uns9ualles.
Remember,
To- night
Great Edecsss sf ths Fsvoritss.
R'Jeen Buckley,
Miss jennie Taylor,
Tin Morris
- sill sppsar.. /.
HARRY MCCARTHY
has arrived,
and VIII positively sppsar
nh ee-'i;t Monday. night. Z.
~
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n IL psssone 1se eaHainaoA $500 ne0el1o11lg
- Rciss sel,5ysf O.! - - M
iona iona. e s..s ~ Z: i . 4 sssy 8. = c, &
assigned - end sn1ofeed ~ -, - SUn 49, r.
the night e ~ 1lsh 4 Ie6suAsy, leel, 9 -
house II HQsieo eouoty.
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W. JAMgs MCCARTHY, Esa.-Sir, Your
S>S friends wish to present your name 10 the
voters Of Monroe Ward as candidate for the Office
OF Alderman. Knowing you ss do, and your uni
vsIss apulari;y, IS well as your eminent qualiiica
tcns ws aes.a so. to consent to servo US. feeling
snre tha. your election will .,s Almost uaaniznsus -
Please signify your consent 10 serve.
NH 2;--dte,hAp MANY VOTERS.
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WANTS,

WAHTE1 BY man exempt fsom military dusy
" partner with capital a shout ten or lifseen
thousand dollars, to carry an Auction and G. a
mission business He bass good suslness capscisy.
and 20 years. experience References sivea and
required Address SAMUEL, with real nans.
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