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Ashley Eliz'h A
Adams Mart X
Andrews Eliz'h
Adams Clara
Aumers Miss L
Baines Emma
Bush Hattie
Brown Marietta
Burke Alice
Bates Miss NJ
Brown Mrs J
Briggs Mrs J Fl
Bebb Mrs II 8
Ball Carrie
Barnes Carrie j
Bell Anna
Bush Hattie
Beale Aurelious
Barnes Lizzie
Barnes Sarah F
Bowles MrsDrR
Brown Mrs I
Butts Mary A
Boyd MaryC
Bennett Sue Il
Bowen Sarah NJ
BOlen Pat sey
Bullard Anna
Baltimore Mary
Bennett Mary
Beattie Miss LII
BabcocK Libbie
Brewster Mrs
Mai e A 2
Ball Mrs
Belfast Jennie
Burrell Lizzie
Bovine Madame
Burtchy Mary Z
Bodley Annie
Bisburgh Eth II
Baily Marion +
Branin Eliza
Berry Mary
Brewster Mrs
MAI a L
Bailey Mrs r 8
Boakee AIillie A
Baker Fannie
Began Char'e A
Baldwin Mary ]
Bischaf Miss A
Bean Winnie
Browne Caroline
Belfast Jane v
Brown Eliza -,
Bryan Eudora Il,
Batteu shy Mrs ,
Bopney Anna G d,
Bull Mrs D n .
Boyde Cath arir e,
Coates Annie
Cours Mrs Eliot
Carr Mrs Jas B
Church Mrs E n,
Call Marg't A
Clark Eleanor
Clark Sarah A +,
Courtney y Mary j,
Chancey Mary p
oakley Jane
Cannon Miss b
Christian Mrs ]
Cory Mrs VIM
Collins Mary
Carney Mary
Chandler Abbie
Courtney MisH A
Capson Julia o
Coston Mrs VI ]
Church Sarah 2
Curtis Louisa
Charnelin Mile
Cats Polly
Carter Mrs Z W
Coleman Eliza
Cam Sarah Il
Coyey Jane
CLARK e Mary
Crier Miss s
Cerutz Mrs Bap
Clarke Mrs Sam
Coleman Eliza
Carney Mary
Deurl Mrs Chas
Digges MrsRLS
Drew Mrs
Diggs Mary c
Dean Mary S
Doyle Mrs L
Dorsey Anna III
Deneal Mrs Chs
DuttOn Clarencel
Dulaney ElIza
Dutton Clarence,
Ds Wis Christi ma
Dickens Eliza
Du glass Char ]
DripkardMrsMF
Davids Sarah
Davis Isabel T
Duvall II arriet
Dutton Matte
Dickson Fanny
Doud Hannah
Davis Mrs A G.
Dorsey Hester
Daily Jane
Daily Mrs Thos
Dallan Maria
Eldridge Fannie
Ebersold Kun'a
Edgar Mary A
Engel Jennie
Ed wards Mrs B
Edeline Miss +
Fisk Mrs Jno III
Foans Mrs A b
Foulke Mrs And
Fields Maude
Fabers Mrs Ed A
Fay Mrs Ed L
Farnahn Carrie
Fisher Mary A
Francis Mary A
fobes Mrs Ed A
Franklin Jennie
Fletcher j ennle
Freeman Eliza
Fitzgerald Mary
Fraister Mrs
FIoman Ida
Fossitt Cath Z
Fetterman M 'yR
Foley Lizzie A
Gross Lucy
Gross Charlotte
Gray Mrs Fl W
Groose Susan
Gill Bette
Guild Mrs Geo A
Grimes Helen ri
Grimfeld MaryL
Goodly Eliza ID
Gaskell Emma
CASTOR Kate
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% DOPING FELTi


CORNER 10TH Sf, WEST AND TEE VAAALs
WasAinste., y: G., p..a,. p.,t
Being the only agent in this city ior HoGnnf ro'
can afford to sell the above articles At the very
Roofers and those engaged in the business are
recuesfed 10 call and see for themeelyes, having
large stock Of the above named arueies s.~ns On
hand, ~s~
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WEEK OF FUN.
LAUGH AND BE MERRY.
ABILL OF BURLRsQUBs. !
The Pusny Burlssque, entitled
THE DEMON LOVER
SATAN IN TROUBLE.
Rest of characters By Messrs. DOUGHERTY
WILLIAMS, DE fORREsT, aRd Miss NAOMI :
-".'f -. 49, POTTER.
Also, the laughable Negro Farce of
THE WIDOWS VICTIM
THE CoUNTRYMAN IN TROUBLE.
JOHN MULJIGAN
In his Great Character of
PETER PIPER PEPPER PoDGB.
To be followed by
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG STUDENTS,
In which Messrs. MULLIGAN, WEST. DOUGH-
ERTY, WILLIAMS, and others appear.
HEIGHT OF IMPUDENCE,
MULLIGAN AND WEST.
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JOHN MULLIGAN,
The Prince Of Ethiopian Comedians,
BILLY WEST,
The Great Song and Dance Darkey.
WILLIAMS & DoUGHERTY,
In New Ethiopian Songs and Dances.
W. B. CAVANAUGH,
In New and Original Comic Songs.
DEFoRREsT,
The Talented Actor, &C., &c.
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XIII. WASHINGTON. d. c.. FRIDAY. JUNE 24, 1864

Lawrence W A
Lacomber VIM
Long g VIM
Ludlow VIM
Loomis VIM N
Lancy VIM II
Lane z
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Just received, q choice selection Of the above At
J. .MARKRITER'S, No. ass 7th street,
Eight doors above Odd Rellows' Hall.
Terms eASb1 - 2o-lmifs
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WOOD MOULDINGsi
w WOOD MOULDINGsi
WOOD M0ULDINGsl
UNITED STATES
WOOD MOULDING MILL,
Nos. "a and 26 South Fifteenth street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Always on hand, large stock of the above
articles, male of the very best material.
Orders filed at the shortest notice.
Freight paid to Washington, free of charge.
ESLER & BROTHERS,
y en-lm Proprfetorsy
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sAYLEs J. BOWEN. Postmaster.
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Landyoigh D W
Lane Z Z
Lyons E.
Lars ge Ebepezer
Little Frank w
Langley r
Little Frank n
Louber Geo l.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
IT. Smith Sept. 23d "a.

Ed. Big Blue Union-Sir, we nave
Just heard Of the action Of our s'a's oon.
vention which nominated Col. Craviord
for covearnor and Sid. Clarke for Con'
ere.s &c., and .gsnerst nurha 'ffap-
pl.use is now going the rounds. A more
i,onul., ,;ckes vas never made, il will got
~ two thirds Of our votes 10 matter
,eio - runs against il. In haste.
PuyArI Co. &C."
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
Curious Freaks.

= 4 writer in New York says few years
ago, a citizen of Philadelphis, man Of
wealth and considerable eminence, fancied
himself married woman and the mother
of family. This singular freak was hu.
nored by bis medical attendant, and he
eventually recovered to crack jokes over
his delusion.. Some of our elderly readers
will doubtless remember Mr.. Edward M.
Page, long resident Of New York, who
from profound Mathematician and geo.
-metrician became an enemy to exact
science, maintaining the earth was fat as
a pancake, and he had been to the edge
oft, and gazed thence into the bo,tomless
pit below. He died insisting on the truth
of his theory. Nobody has yet been able
to explain monomania The phre nologists
say that one organ may be diseased while
all 1.-The other organs are healthy, and this
doctrine would be eplausible enough if the
brain were like the body, various portions
Of which act independently Of each other.
Bat the cerebal mass is said to he . unit
90 far as its mechanical action is concern
ed,e apd If SO, the theory that Sae part Of
il may produce healthy ideas while anoth-
er can only climate moonstruck madness,
will not bold water. The truth is none Of
Us know anything about il. s.S.52:e %
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
When the war is over We are 70 have a

When the war is over We are to have a
financial crash-so say the croakers. No
doubt we shall have something Of . revul.
sion, bu, it will not be the terrible catas-
trophe they predict, for We are doing q
cash Of short-iime business. Prices will
fall and merchants viii have to submit to
losses on the stocks they may happen to
have on hand when Che tumble comes
But their stocks, as 9 general thing will be
light. The Wholesale purchase cautious
~, The retailers only buy to meet the
immediate demand. The merchantile in
terest is not in debt. The community is
solvent. Upon the whole, We are better
prepared for conn %connsHreial H crisis 'ban we
eyer were before. aid 10 s. a.uno, I'll ID
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
They Fought NObly, and C0h(-
qnenfdI

~ ~ II -
Price, Sun,s, M below For,
Scott wi6a6<hole amy He had lost
all his artillery, two or three hundred
wagons, and several thousand men in kill
ed, wounded and prisoners. His rout is
cdmPlste, and Union troops under Curtis,
Blunt, Pleassnton, and others were follow
ing him. OnC Sunday, October 22d, a
hard battle was foqghe betveep onruoeps
and part Of Prices army, near the Little
Blue on the STATE line below Westport.-
The Kansas Militia participated III Vie sn-
gsgement, aud fought ike veterans Kan.
sas was saved fireman iayasion, and much
Of the glory is due to the State Militis,
who responded With so much alactity Ia
the call Of Gov. Carney, and Gen, Curtis.
We are sorry that the militia of this sec
ton was 20. situated that they oould no,
leave home With safety to assist ia fepell.
ing Price We have large border here
With no protection but our own resources,
The State aad the Federal Government
has given Us no assistance, and we are
left TO- take care Of ourselves and SO long
as hostile foe hove.s on our border, 50
long as the torch and scalping- knife may
at any time be upon our settlements, just
so long will We guard our homes snd stand
byt the old and young, our families and
6resides. We wish to cast no odium upon
Gov. Carney for calling US out, nor do we
wish to make political capital out of it.
The call was only imprudent, and perhaps
issued unthoughtedly but we would have
been untrue to ourselves, to our homes
and families, had we obeyed the call.
We extract the following from an inter.
esting letter to d Leavenworth paper that
gives some ides about the battle of Sun.
oay .vt tarsaf gfs<a So Tar.zg. E.e
1.-The battle was already in progress, at
a distance of about two and half miles
south Of Westport.. The enemy's line
faced the north,, confronting the Kansas
militia, while Pleasanton was threatening,
if he lad net already attacked its left
flank From east to west the hostile line
extended, according to the general esti-
mate, about four miles. The place of con.
fiic, was ,ia wheat and corn fields, in brush
and timber. The battle ragged iron about
8 o'clock 10 3 O'Clock on the afternoon of
Sunday, the enemy after stubborn and de-
termined resistance, retiring before the
gallan, yalor of our troops. rendered irre-
sIstabie by the reinforcements of General
Pleasanton, whose artillery at sundown
was still seen flashing and laundering. on
the f:.smy's retreating columns The en-.
emy were driven on Sunday, from position
after position. distance of l5 miles
southwark. The J22d of October, 1864,
let it be remembered, was the day when
Hzansas was saved from invasion All
honor to the brave Militia, aid Gen. Pleas
anton b .as"-N at sag - .Ia.faf
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Keep It Before the People,.
That the State.tskee headed by COZ. IS.
J. Crawford, Is the, true Onion Republi-
can ticket nemiuatsd aud supported BY
the friends Of the Administration. bus
'8ag sIaI Heve9i Forget, ySSi sE 81
That the Thaehep.R Robinson dckst il cons,
posed of anti-Lineoln nsn, it w.s uomina.,
ted by the enemies Of, Mr.. LinOolh and
6sdorsed BY, ihs Csppeehsad Gcnvsmion,
that its only hsps .sf election b. blythe,
votes ofths "psaca Dsmseraey."
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

That Lincoln and johnson ara sure to be
elected. and it 10 al important that our
Ssate administratio should be in unison
OF feeling and synpethy NTH the Naisial
administration, therefore yote lhs- Caw.
ford ticket.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

Is The EHespee says bMasuing voluntarily
offered to sell himself to the Carney clique f0f
500 dollars. ! 9YI y.
/ Manning was offered more than Eve hundred
dollars II hei would turn his pspsr over
to the Csrnsyites last spriug but be .ps'"ed the
offer with contempt.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

FusloN.-J. S. Magill andsTom Baker
are stumping Marshall County together
in favor Of the Carney Fraud. Fusion tick,
ct. A. beautiful pair they, and we'll match
ed.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

Col. s. J.. Crdsetsrd, our candidate
for Goue'ner, led tie charge that captasd
Pr'ces battery efSans, the other day. Where
was Thatcher ?2aotl.a s.sl ~ 81, sssi Ia
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

The Atchison Champion says tha, Col
]. A. Martin, Of the Kansas Eighth, ha
resigned, and will return home soon.
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Of Importance to Voters.


To the voters Of this section we have q
few words of importance. On election
day Carney will have his strikers to work
They will tell all kinds of lies, and espec.
tally they will try and induce you to vote
for Adams and Todd. their candidates fol
the Legislature. Watch we'll your inter.
ests, and vote the straight anti.C Carney
and anti Fraud ticket; and see that all your
friends vote that ticket. IF Manning is
elected Senator, and Wells elected Repre-.
sentative, they have pledged themselves to
no one man, or set of men. They go to
the Legislature to elect come man beside
Tom Carney U. 8. Senator, They go to
represent the best interests Of the people.
and rebpke last winters svindlers. ,H
they can best,asrvs the peoples interest;
and the interests Of tho S,ste and Union
cause by voting for James d Lane, they
will do So, If they can best accomplish
those results by voting for some other
sound, honest Union man, They will vote
for him. q They wish. to see the State rof
Kansas honorably, honestly and impartial
ly. Represented in the United States Sen
ate, and vill bend, all their energies for
that purpose. Let the people stand by
them and they will stand by, the people,, :.
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= STATE TICKET.
For Governor,

STATE TICKET.
Ns ' For Governor,
Col. SAMUEL J. CRAWFORD, so g
b4i.a aofAnderson County. ID ''- :
,1ssEss B;estasaas Governor. asqTa
y.1.s JAMES McGREW, ] al IT;
b7s sfWyandotts County, iibs7s
Esaa For Xembref Corsrese .t7op
.a, SIDNEY CLARKE, "a. i - g.
,ro of.Douglas County, 49,. -,
4Fo, Associate Justice, 80.
JACOB Stafford,
Of Shawnee County. .""' p'i" d
f1S2 For A~stry Of State 3 a ''a =
-reti7 Il. A. BARKER. 20; iauT 5da
.0:a Of Atchison County. igsi' = est
80 4 10. Stats TFeawne,. ~ noiitm1
.sQsa WILLIAM SPRIGGS, emoq =
-, Of, Anderson County. tsd sya.
.rpd, For State auditor. s,si iofw !,
JOHN, r. SWALLOW, -
Of Lyon County. :.
70, Superintendent Of Public InstuetoA :
/. T. GOODNOw, .. - q
"'' = of.Riley County. % = '
20, Attvney General 80.
]. D. BRUABAUGH,
57' Of Marshall County. e $50
7th Senatorial District Ticket.
i's' For, State Senator. c.
e, g. JM.a.N.N.LrG.
County Ticket.
For Representatives. r fqs
JOHN y. WELLS, i,s4 >
.ai For Probate fudge. op "'as
sYARRISON'FOSTER, maht
>. For District Clerk.
: ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
For County Superintendent Of Public
eig'' :f- Instrwction. g sfi7
MOSES. T. BENNETT. aii a,
For County Atorney. '''s'
WV. JEROME.
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4--s.~ 80 h0aia Al ss 4-ssss
Our attention has beea called to letter
written atz vMaphattan, Oct. 20, to the
Lesvsnvorth Tines, over the siesatus sof
"B." We make somS sxtrsS.s to shev, up
che inosnsistsney of Aks AGasney .fsStion
1t says that the "Lane men of Riley eoun-
ty have nominatel E. C. Manning for
State Senator, and that be is deputy
Provost Marshall under Sidney Clarke,
receiving $3.50 per month"
There are several errors in the above
statement. First Nobody -in Riley Co.
asked Manning whether be would or
would not, suppor. Jim Lane for the Sen.
ate. The petple knew that be was .opposr
ed to Tom Carney, and that was All they
desired. orr IL .sidqr-i 'ae sfs ,sisd
Second /: Msnaing did not get the vote
in the Convention Of the Riley county. del-
egates they voted at the regular Repub-
licap Uniop Convention, in which Man.
ming was nominated, for NJ. A. ,Adams.--,
And this same MA. Adams after being
beaten IN The regular Convention, was
nominated BY the Carney -boltsr- Faction,
Now if the Convention that dominated
Manning was sapLane Convention, then
Maj. Adams acknowledged, himself Lane
man by submitting his name st6 that Con!
vention., But it was not Lane Conven.
ton, nor q Carney Convention, but the
Peoples Regular Republican Union Con-
veniion. Maj. Adams did not get the
nomination there, 50 he goes with the Dol.
tors, as he is bound to run anyhow.
Third : Manning is nota Deputy.Pro-
vost.M Marshal under Sidney Clarke, and
never has been. Neither is he;a Deputy
Provost-M Marshal under anybody now, as
he was removed from ,ha, office last June.
Neither was The s'. pay Of Of that $50 3 per
month. .uJiiD4u oar .hlou s.l 10
f. We also ask our friends to read the fol-
lowing, which We take from the same let.
| ter; and compare it. to the stuff that ap
pears in the Enterprise against Manning
for not calling ont the Militia iss.s.a, %
| Much indignation 10 .felt here at Lanes
attempt to strip all the able bodied men
from the Frontier, and leave our families
at the mercy Of the savage. Blunt it
seems, in his great Indian expedition, en-
" exasperated the Indians, and escorted
them to almost our very doors. First the
stage is driven back and the escort report-
ed captured. Next We hear of Indian dis
turbances on Lyons Creek, and to-nig ght
we hear of a stealing expedition in Potta-
wattomie by the Otoes. The fact is, our
whole country is at the mercy of the saw
ages. Why cannot the 18th return and
defend our homes and families for us /? e,
You will see by the above what dirty
lodges are usedby the Fraudities to create
political:capital "B' says Lane attempted
to strip The ablebodied men frem the From.
tier. If that is so, Manning is a mighty
poor tool of Lanes if he did not obey the
call. There is much more such nonsense
in the letter, but we have not time 10 quote
or refute. 1t is mighty poor cause tha,
needs such shystering. Who is "B ?''Ai ~
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
o u FoR PaEsDENr, '' !"
-imSg sol - n - gui hE-
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
VilgJtS s..fFAssf-se9e 80 ,i9".
FoR VICE PRESIDENT szr
ANDREW u JOHNSON.

;suFor hrsadtntial EgsetOrs: (i,.
MARCUS j. PARROTT, Of Leavenworth.
Coz. W. F. CLOUD, of Leavenworth, eg
ROBERT MoBRATNEY, Of Riley. ,r.,
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

The latest news from Richmond are .ds,
ted Oct, 80. An important. battle wa.
fought on the 9Th resulting in . victory
for u.s. and the extension ef our lines be.
low Petersburg tel three miles, The rebels
''ss 10 prisoners amounted TO 608; killed
and wounded in pfopotion. The Union
loss was about seven hundred in ALL
Slowly the coil is being wound around
Lees army that must fn.ily crush IT,
God speed the day S, s,~@~;.~.,. - .,f
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05
Death OF Ellsvvorfh Cheese.y :
s1eP sw hf0Ugh. sn,o9 .a9Hos

Mr.. Ellsworth Cheesebfough, wealthy
and Influential merchaus Of Atchison
: died recently: nHis death is calamity d
the connunitJ. He WAS oueSofthe .eles.
tors upon the Uaioa ticket and HE desib
causes . vacancy oncthe ticket. We have
subsdtassd the name Of NJ. J. Parrot
shd prssums that ether papsravill substi'
tute the same ef Col. Cloud That will
make harmony, and sessrs the election loi
three Lincoln electors Beyond aapsra,d ven. q
turs from Kspas.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

Tho trains on the North Missouri Rail-
,oad sre running rssuhrlB and1all dsn-
GER u past.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-05

|s. The rebel Generals Msrmaduke and
Cabell, with three hundred prisoners, and
two pieces Of artillery, were captursd from
Prices. army, on the A.si.' pes Cyng''
river, few miles east Of Fort Scott, Oc''
o. t'sIs- !, sif ~ q. f.3I.t ii
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
. HOBNTAlN DEMOCRAT

PUaEmhKp xvhHY sATUAOAY NoHEns' ST
- - ~ o ~ n
- - y. a. SASUAaR.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

OSE Of our western villages passed "a
ordinance forbidding tAverHS to I'll liqaor
on Sundays to any person except travel
ers. The next Sunday nearly every man
In town was seen walking around with o
carpet sack In one hand and . cAAsln the
othsr-all very thirsty, fa+
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

Oaes, On COlsuAA street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
SPECIAL NOTICE

4 IL personS indebted % the Arm OF n. y h
"A LEVY, either BY note or book account,
ere requested 70 call on CHAS. 2. IRWIN, at DiS-
mOnd Springs, Immediately, and settle up, We having
cOnnded to hin the charge OF our unsettled busl-
aess. N. B. LEVY.
DAuDad Springs, Nareh latA, IS6l-0
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

" . very rich old lady g. danesrOuSly
III, her dutifnl relatiues aFO sBsaeo sso1om.
Der that age and dlssaso ese1s N1o b
every possible Attsnti0a.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

TMs usan whC aetsmpeed % wAAalls Q
bar Of soap, has iniarsa NJ Ss4 AyGy.
ing to slng . stavs % . talss I - IRA
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

THE yoOps ladE Whes : -is
love With . yonpe "a ssegil ~
asked % nAsle - ~. 4 l..s ses.l.as
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

Ws mey j0Ags e . m5iss b
what be lDves-RwhaA tle txla
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

PUnLmHkD 8VRnT BATUAOAH A"'
0zLwrCES - - ~ o ~
y. a. SASUAaR.
sRRNRs,1u..saTr ~ GsyAsos.0as reer n; six Aees %
80 n ~: IN Cs.sss. .iiN sSasS.
nrvx.~t~TEn one saaars sf 10 nnes arst assreea -
~ assrtisa q So BusAsss Cards of 10 ns'
s| Iss Sss TSsS ets; Bus.s ceras q 70 nss e less
aKFSs IstA4 ele ho.Fs diseses. ~ 2sas = ":
.srcsSd oas sSsafS
s,ennOuNFrso-0ur 0AssA FspSsas vita Ill ~ 1oess
saF1vau fsE lAs n.Hs. e1.AS ASD sSs.D szse1iisn 2
evtyssf rEHrINe ssse S e 49, TRnas. srsss a
,,eeaeS of 0ssck Dep0h, btlheads Cheehs, heoetps
sss.rSa Lskals, co.. IL paan - fansy eSloTsd aks.
,y,oa,,nns' nLlNKs-AmdsSls Undertaklnes AAd wrI o
tttsanAs under the new av for sac a. hs once sl.o
&c. Huss printed. q e0mPlste form of MIEERS DIED
xlS, SeAuafaIly -srssutsA aAAAiAeE CkKIHIcATA'
USHER No. my washiayOa street opposite Maggire,
on.rs HSss u only autAossd sent for ths
nfv0CRAT the city of San FrnncSco. All orders ioI
~ PHpse e. AAvsFtdnG len vA hin vii Be promptly ~
tsadeA =.
~ RaoVY Is The authorzsd Arsnt OF the DEMOCRAT Al
eorrStSwn OrdsS for the paper, adVetsng OF TOT Jou
wsFh, IN WITH hin, uil be PEo@puy afasaoea %.
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All orasrs Tor s1vSsas Se vttA hin viii receive in
mediate AtasAttsA.
Ant. pTAs ls N0u.G asr he DmOSAAS 81 virginia City
Nevada ferTissSy
roL Wn KNOX Is oar as,Asrssa agent At oFiIty ist-
An srderS givss hin for the Democrat vii Be Pro@P'J At
'teaded To-
OAes, On COlema Street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

Address Ofthe DeAoeratie state Cen.
tral Committee 60 che People Of
Iowa,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
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co' - . =, "o' :, ''''' "'''""a'
81 brown g 'i''E'e:. a., a'.fao!
'e1C there 10. eo'le''l'n' XII" "'i
others WIZ 1'''o" IL 'A''' N"~a
unless .'n"'e's"'e pa: iHs'1' -
'n"Nc' -AI ',''Se "no uv -, 80
save cos's az" t'""o,s WA Heeo
'hi' caA "'','o"I ueio!' N1'he!
We mu>r ana VIII gave "p,'A ,'us
{" DIS p'a.lols "a "so"i' 'oi >'o'F
# we must. Men WAC eau al u
wont pay Wien s'ceAo'c"' @'s
worth only 80 cents on 'le ool"
lar should re maze 10 pay nose
vito eau pay 'n'olo oe p"n'ssleo
i contracting osp1' o'!on'' ''l'''t
means.
Having waited sor c"r dues fos
months without any prosper 1of
The better we are determined 10
max" q virtue OF oar wants anu
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26

We VIC I'd CAL -he farmer e~poc al at
tnnti,n t,ths new comb nation some e
which were introduced thrnuphont the
no, tls-went last >aa.nn. and wherever rset.
gave IN ,voIs;lI sa risfqcGnn both is /. Reaper
ard lf3Wcr and or:,vad to b. IN t what II AS
always rc-n wanted bv the farmer II tho
Manufacture Of Ibis combined III ,ch, 0 We
have overcome !. d filthy that has luretn-
fore OK at, d with all combinations. II is 90
c"nstructrd tha'.wh,l, y-nr ny all Ike NOV.
ir,r ..n..ratn. il IL d a..ir--,Ise bat one al.
the larg" q" c!ac ws7e,a when N kes tLe
rcNn"r vcrv desirable for tmrmars " no have
ig't t".m~ l'asro ; "a draft; is well hal~
iuucea IL is - light and der. Re one VII eel
ed reaper. ,iesisnel for nothing eiss bus for
eating gain