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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30
A NEW VIEW OF NEGRO SUFFRAGE

Judge REpFIELD, formerly y distinguished
jurist of Vermont of Democratic politics, now
q resident of this city, has by request written
long letter to Senator FoorE of Vermont,
on the subject of reconstruction. He main
tains that the freedmen may properly and le-
gaily be brought TO the polls under the con-
sttutional clause requiring the support of
Republican forms of government in the
several States. Speaking of the freedmen he
says:
ssThis accession of free native population is
not BY the ordinary process of growth or &C
cretion, but may be properly said to have
been brought about by avulsion or sudden &C.
cession. And as it is clearly entitled to be
represented in some form in the creation of
the organic law Of the State, and Is it clearly
10 not so represented in its newly acquired
status, it seems not impiccner for the National
Executive and Legislative authority TO- require
OF the several States where the rebelr.sae pre-,
vailed, and where slavery has been abolished
in consequence, that the States shall form
new Constitutions. giving all the native and
naturalized inhabitants voice therein. This
could only be done BY having ths convent;ou
forming the Constitution composed of dele
gates chosen BY the vote of the whole people,
and then submitted for its adoption to the
vote of the whole people. This the national
authority may dearly demand, as the verJ
least which will produce . republican form of
government-one which they will feel justi-
fed in regarding as fully coming within the
view Of the requirements Of The National
Constitution.
What we have before stated seems most
unquestionable. It's nothing more than has
been practiced in the European States, where
they attempt to maintain any show of laying
their organic law in the consent of the people.
They submit all such proposed changes to the
universal suffrage of the people. That was
done by the Emperor of France, al the time
he assumed his present position in the gov
eminent of France. 1t is done in all the
Italian States, and so far as we know, in the
German and Swiss States, upon every pro-
posed alteration of their organic lsw. And
this is doue without regard to the limited "a
ture of the general elective franchise in those
countries. How far it may be proper for the
nation to demand of the States that no dis
elimination among their inhabitants based
upon distinction OF races shall exist in the
organic law of those States, we have not time
now to consider. This, if fairly allowable, is
certainly most desirable. And il would seem
after such an experience as we have already
had upon this question, that the nation might.
IN those States where the numbers of the two
races are nearly equal, insist that no such
feature of discrimination should exist in the
organic law Of those States"
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Ia IS said that the last male aboriginal in
habitant Of Tasmania, or Van Dieman's Land.
was present at a recent ball of the governor
OF Hobart Town, accompanied by three
women, the only living representative of their
tribe, who numbered in the first Of this cen
tqFy from 5000 to 1000 From their first
contact with the whites until their final sepa-
ration, their tendency was downward and it
was then too late to arrest the progress in
that direction, which has now so nearly re-
suited in their entire extinction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

A NICE You've MANA young man at
Metropolis, Illinois, named Joseph Gates
attempted TO rob his father on Saturday night
and had an aecomplice named Thomas Keith
to assist him. Meeting with resistance, Gates
shot has father in the forehead with revolver.
Inc ball glanced, and did not infict danger
Gus wound. Both the young men have been
arrested and lodged in jail
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SHkR1PFs SALE--SrArr oF low, Irp Co,-~--
- ny virtue OF spsei execution 10 me directed
y ,e clerk o. the District Court Of coapty sned
Oh the county OF Lee, State of Iowa for tbe favor
School xund and against David r. shields use Of the
ana n. heid win sen TO the highess II. 4. Reid
front door of the Clerks office OF the ~ bidder at the
county Iowa, at keoku in said strict Court of Lee
Gay % December, A. D., 1855. county, on the 2A
p NJ OF said day the follow , Commenting at O'Clock
nal ~ Of tie northw~ ing property towit The
one tsi township sS quarter ~ Of section thirty
acres, 10 Lse tysx (66l range five (A wet 10
To be sold by :, Iowa. - =
seution der Of court, to satisfy said writ OF e.
Printers ~ 1sRAKL ANDERSON
keokw - W Sheriff OF Lee Co., Iowa.
NOV ~, Do. ithul
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30
A CROWN - 6AOnA.
RvERY NAN, Woman and Child VII.
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

Il willing TO recommend it. Three ysas OF rapidly In
creAsing sale have made the Anbrosia famous all over
the world.
1T 10 WAR1AHr8D TO PLNAsE.
II curss ltchine OF the Head.
It makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
It prevents the HAIR from Falling Ont.
II renders the HAIR Son and Glossy.
osanses the Scalp; Coois the Heated Brow; Removes
DapdruG; Cures Nsrvous Headaehe: Cnrss DAidAass;
Insuss huxurtant Eocks: fncnss mir 70 UurI enpsr
ssdss Wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good eject apparent st
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia viii suit you 70 T. Elegantly put up.
Dsoatsly Perfumsd PatroniEed by Opera Singers and
Aetssnss. sold in spi1Ida hpxes o. sarasns esnaio
ing two large bottles-No. for morning, No. for
evening.
THERE - NO AGlsTAEH ABOUT IT.
erxRLINGe AMBROsIA IL the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet In the world To prove this try
carton.
Sold by Druggists,
sterling's Anbrosia Manufacturing Company.
AIS Fulton Street, New York
B ~ n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

GHERFFS sALE.-Sr ATE or Iowa, LIE Couyrr-ss
~ hy virtue Of special execution me directed isssed
by the Clerk Of the District Court of said county in
OF n. " sample, ard against John Stannus and John
Hamilton viii sell 10 the highest bidder the front
door OF the Clerks ee of the District Court Lee
county Iowa, at eokuk, ID said County on the 23d
DAY OF Decenber a. D. 1865, between the hours of
oeiock = g = ana seloek ~ ecnmensiue seIosk
h.ex sa,e oay the following property. to-wfts Kot
county, Iowa So 80 : - -
70 Be sold BY order Of court to ssty said writ Of ex
rftntN's Pes 81 COL IsRxrL ANpERsoy.
keokuk. Nov %, 'e5. [thul Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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GARtBALDI, Bixio, Fabbrizzi, and Guer-
rlazzi, were simultaneously elected to the Ital.
ian parliament in three districts, and De Luca.
grand-master of Free Masons in Italy, Crispi,
and several others from two. The clerical
party has hardly dozen members among the
four hundred and forty three elected, and
these few we're selected rather op account of
their eminence as scholars and historians, as
Sesare Cautu, Professor Cont, Carrera, and
Baron Reggie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

OOLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
demand, 10 made from the choieest materials
aila and emslien In its nature, Trasransly
esntsd, and extremely beD effeS . ! 10 its aest
upon the skin. For sale by ell Druggists and Ha.ey
oooos pssisrs. fsb1-dAwlyr
The 0RlAal Chan ser IN nssay Of wan
Ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new AM
Diseases ofths Urinary andssrua
sysssns-ssatfres,i IN ssAlsd D.
) sKILfN HcuanfoN, Howard 1s,oc,s,iop pm.
~pnie.FA aprSAsw1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

-. Meoes.vANDYK1, MARTIN @. -
~ 1mASN runaiAS the 1slfy q this placs, ~
wMnet 49, a41os - o9pso1o - u111a
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TO THE CREDITORS
or THE
CITY OF KEOKUKl

n LII Creditors of the city Of Keokuk hold.
ing Bonds OF said oity and residing the west
invited TO call or address herein safr In order 30
avail themselves VI oer made for limited period
compromise snd settle being
fna effort made for tins object. Early application 10
.dvised Edseyn Creditors viii please communicate with
tbs subscriber who authorixd to make the terms of
settlement proposed
n Love, President Of ~ LIT National Bank Of Ke-
okuk, h authorized 10 act for me in the Wesf a
~ s~ l. r. FRANKLIN,
Special agent for the City Of Keokuk.
O1see liz, broadway N. r ss da
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

IT is believed in some quarters that Preston
King Is not dead, but that, while laborine un.
der alteration Of mind, he betook himself to
some retreat, and will, in few weeks, if left
unmolested, recover his reason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-30

9 HERIFr's sALE.--s7ArK or Iowa, LEE Cousrr-ss.
y BY virtue Of special execution to me directed issued
BY the Clerk of the District Court Of said county in sc
Of H.eW Samp-. and ngsinst William stanapa
win sell to the highest bidder at the front door of
the Clerks ONCE OF the District Court Of Lee county
lows ~ Keoknk, in said county, the Esd day al
December, A. D. 1865, between the hours Of o'clock
4 :. and o'clock commencing at o'clock r. Of
sod day. the following property TO wit; lot to tz IN
block ninsteen nal And lot ~ In block twenty CD
IN the city OF Reokuk, Lee county. iovA.
To be sold by order Of court TO satisfy said writ OF az
scufiun. e II
Prinfsr's Fee n 0O.l TsRABL ANDERSON,
KAnkuk. Nov "a SH tthuJ ah~vs~ n Lee Co.. Iowa
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ILLINOIS SOLDIERS,
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
I'll MITCHELL Ryndek
&c. wHITk, lSeynary.
EARL p. TYRHR NuaAerv.
". II. HARRIS, General Loen

'NHlS Association will donate the Net
Proceeds Of the following schedule Of LAuda and
oshss valuable property. BY means Of GIFT Dsrs6.isw
for the purpose Of
: AEC1ZM 4 MDNUAIEN
= y. -msusry q MzINo1s, soLD1na Who n.,,
btlRon.
Shares Two Dollars Each.
Thirty Eve Shares viii sntitle The holder "a M. u.,
bsrship and my shares to . Ilfs Directory.
Ticket Holder VII be allowed one vote for saeh
10Ae' Nc noios' upon the Location OF the Monument
List q Prisss.
Senator Drownings splendid MANSON. oornsr ssve..h
100 1922. asSs fl,fi issst Ss,ssvI IN
&c Acres choice land in Missouri
One hundred and sixty acre tract
Eighty acre tracts.
Forty acre trects.
Piano fortss.
10 Cabinet 0rRans,
100 Sewing Machtnss, best ouslitv
oVV vols History of Southern Reb.j Jior
!poo Vols History Of Great Conspiracy
io Of sermons on the death Of Lincoln
lso ehsks SsI ss,ssins. .&ssszA - "a
Balance knsraviugs, worth from 81 20 to IS 90 each
with fine Photosrar a. s,si rn sn~. oe presented
me utie 70 All AZ property here ,ffered il nerSc,
real e.ta,s will be given to the persons drawing the
A stric, Immediately after the drawing takes plsce
ecord of the and post oce address OF esch
snI. holder will be made and they notified Of the re-
of the drawing % soon as IT takes place. The title
md location OF the real estate offered be
by calling ON the general agent the Office
ISOLATION where great pleasure will be taken In exhibit
ing specimens of the prizes offered ~ N -
The name Of every deceastd oldier om Inncis vi
be carved upon the monument with letter Of
number of regiment, and date OF death.
The association viii also record nee Of chsrsP ~ dis
charges OF all Illinois fodieis said record to be kept
With the archives Of the monurnent.
All orders for tickets must be accommodated by the
and stamps to prepay postage and Addressed
me Ssrrst1t nfsefs Aonnnesf Anocfueioa PdstpfHes
drawer No. ., Quincy, H., W. a. HAns,>. 0enern
Arnt, Once No ao4 Hampshire street. ever nHnk
| HOWE TVLRR,
| AQsne tos ksokSk, from whom tiehsas can b ~
nov2edAu4m - -
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Insurance.

op,,or s,nevI, r. xlIk brissf, II ri,
over Younxsf Br0,4 Dry Goods ysors. m me
room lstely occur ied by the Keokuk
Hbfary Association.
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caucrs Of Republican Congressman viii
be held on Saturday next.
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WIS Association will donate the Net
Proceeds of the following schedule Of LAnds and
othe. valuable property, BY means Of Gf DstyIb,ew
for the purpose Of
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-04-22
An Appeal by the County Com
missiOners

MOTTO j. hrreny given that an appeal will be held
~ bN the County Comm suiOn-rs IN the sewers
townships, in IN County OF Columbia, at the places
aud times specified as follows
In Madison township, on Monday the 2ith OF April
inst, al the public House Of X A. Smith, in Jersey
tcwu. In Greenwood and Pine, an Tues Hy the 25th
Of April the public house Of John LeggOtt Iola
In Sugarloaf Jackson and Benton, on Wednesday ans
Thursday the 18th and eth Of April at the public
on Friday III 2eth of Apri at the public house f 4
Cnnhgst, al the Forks In Orange aud MI Pleasant
on saturday the 2yih uf April al The public house OF
Samuel Everett, in OrangeyIlle In liemlOck AM
MOntodr. on Thursday the 9TH o. nay, AT the public
house Of ohm hartman, in Bu"KhOru In Scott and
Centre on Friday the 5h Of ay, AT the public
Of John GT"ver, in Centre. In Briarcreek aud Ber
wick on Saturday the 9th of May at the public houst
of J +. Sibbyt, in Berwick. In Miffin. On Monday
he leth of May, at the public house of John Keller
in Mltinvie. In Maine and Beaver, on Iuusd ~
4 in Maincville. In Locust and R0aringcreek, OF
"Wednesday aud THU sday the 10Th aud llth OF May
at the public house Of John I" Hurst, in sabtown,-
In COnyngham Friday the 18th Of May. at the pub
bic house Of Reuben NassaT in COnyngham In Cat
awissa and Franklin, ON Saturday the 18Th Of Maya
the public house Of Jabob H. KistleI in Caawissa twp
IN BlO0m, Mondry the 18th Of Nay, al the Comns
sioners Ofhce in Bloomsburg.
Also, at the times aud places the State Miil,i;
nIoment, made in Nov nber last will be revised
and examined by thu Commis sioner& and all persons
having causes and claims for exemption Will Rtsn
4 II they th nh proper.
NY urAeT ~ the CoiEmssisuers,
K q. FRUIT, Clerk,
C-m~hlassr. One
rl''u ,huts ATul u l-es
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New Skirt for 1855.
THE GRE,T INvENTIoV or TIE AGE

~ HOOP SKIRTS
J. ". Rratley's New Patent Duplex Elipt (or dou
ble) SpringNSkn.
Vests Bradley & Cary, date j. I. & J. o. West.
Sole Proprctnrs and manufacturers, " Chambc.s anC
~ and 81 Rene Streets, New York
THIS invention consists Of Duplex (or twn) FL iptit
Rteel Springs iEgenousIy Braided Tightly and Firmly
together, edge to edge. making the toughssninst *
ibH Elastic and Durable Spring ever used. They sell
dom Bend or Break like tha Single Springs, and
seqnenty Pres rye their perfect and beautiful shape
iw ice as long as anv other skirt
he wonderful hsxibiIity aud great comfort and
pleasure 10 any lady wearing the duplex f. ipc ski
will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, RaIlrO dCHs Church
Pews arm Chairs, for Prom na ie and House iIress
the Skirt can be folded, when in use, to occupy
small place easily as n silk or muslin dress
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, ant
grra convenience cf wearing the "Duplet Ellipti,
Steel Spring Shrt' for single day, viii never after
wards Willingly dispensea th their For Children
Misses, aud Y0urg Ladies'. they are Superior to al
others.
Thry are the hest quality in every part, hnd unques
onaby The Lightest most desirable, ON Tor table. AM
economical skirt Cvsr made.
FOR SALE in all first class stores IN this City
throughout the United States, Canadas. Havana d,
Cuba Mexico, South America, and the West Indies
INQUIRE FOR rue DUPLEX ELLIprlC SKIRT.
Aprii lj, la65,
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Court Proclamation.

Az HEREAS, tho Hos. wILL.N ELwsLt, rresidrni
w judge Of Ie Court OF oyer aud 1eruincr and Gen
eral Jail Delivery. Court of Quarter Sessions the
Peace aud Court of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
en the 2Gh Judicial District composed of the
1of Columbia Sullivan and Wyoming, and the lion Jehs
Reynolds stephen Bady AssOciateJ Of Colu
Bba county ave issued their prec"pt bearing date the
Sday OF Feb in Tia" Of Lord thousand eigh
8hundred and sky hye and directed holding
COurl of oyer and Verminer and General Jail delivery
AGcneral Quarter Sessions Of the Peace Common Pleas
5and Orphans Court in Blo0usbur2 in the county II
HCnlumba. On the first Monday ,bsue tins lst day
= May next Ia continue one week.
Notice is hereby given 10 the Coroner the justices
$of the Peace uud toustGbes Of the said county Of COZ
uba that they be lhcn and there IN their proper per
10 o'clock in the forenoon said day with ihe
freI Ords, inquistions ana other rememb rance
those things winch to their otcet apperta be done
EAnd those that bound by lecognzanCG
gainst the prisoners that be in the Jail sf
Esad county VI Columbia to be then and there prose
8eute them shall ba just Jurors requested bs
Hpuncuai in hrI Attendance agreedby to their notice.
H( ~ dated at BloomsburR, the 25th day Of Ssr
E3 L. 4. Sin the year of our Lord hOusa eight
~ thundrcd and siNty.four. and in the eighty
Ennth year Of the Indie pendence of the United States
~ of America. { COP sAvR THE CoMxoNwRALTn
SAMUEL SSI DER, Sheriff
Sheriff. once, Bloomsburg.April /, 1865.
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FROM RICHMOND,
Absehtees from Lees Army A ok
to take their Parole.
FAREWELL ADDRESS OF GEN, LEI
TO HIS ARMY.

WAsHISoroN, April 10 Information
from Richmond states that an order has!
been issued by Gen. Ord, as follows
All officers and soldiers Of the Army Of,
Northern Virginia who were not present.
as the surrender Of that army by General
Rober, f, Lee, at Appomattox Court
House, on the 9th Of April, 1865. are'
hereby informed that the terms of capitu-i
la,ion are hereby extended TO them, and|
that they can at once avail themselves of.
the came by coming within the lines oil
the United States forces at or near Rich.I
mond, laying down their arms and receiv.
ing their parole.
The gentlemen who communicated the|
above inform stion say that Gen. Lee did
not, after tho surrender, repair TO North
CAT oins, but has been remaining at Ap-|
pomatsox Court House 10 carry out theI
terms Of the capi,ulatiou. 1t is sup-|
Jo.ed tks. ho is by this time in Rich
ipopd.
FAREWELL ADDRESS OF dEH. LEE 70 BIs|
ARMY.
The following is General Lees address
10 the Army OF Northern Virginia:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF NORTHERN
VIRGINIA, April 10, 1865 --Gensrai or
der No. 8 After four years Of arduou
service, marked by unsurpassed courage
and forttude, the Army Of Northern Vir
gina has been coml Ned to yield t, over
whelmiug numbers snd resources, need
not tell the survivors Of so many har'
fought battles, who have remaiusd stead
fast TO the last, tina. l have consented t..
this result from no di,trust of them, bu
feeling that Yalor and devotion could az
eompli.l nothing that could compensat
tor the loss that would have attended th'
continuation of the contest, | have deter
mined 10 avoid tho useless sacrifice OF
those whose past services have endeared
them to their rountrymen. BY the term
ofagreement, officers and men can reiurl
90 their homes aud remain there until ex
changed.
You will TAX. with you the satisfaction
that proceeds from the consciousness Of
duty f'ithfully performed, and earnestly
pray that merciful God will extend ,o
you his blessing aud protection. With All
anceasing admiration Of your constapcy
and devotion to your country, and CRATE
iul remembrance of your kind and gener.
ou' consideration of myself, bid you en-
sGectionato farewell
r. f. LEE, General.
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February Is, is65-1m.

Uniformity piPrioes A New Feature IN CUISINES
|Evcry one his own salesman JONES d. 60. Of lGu
.Crescut one Price Clothing StTre, No. PA Narketsree
above sixth, Philadelphia,
In ad tiou 10 having the largest, most varied and
Fashionable stock Of Clothing III Philadelphia made cH
|Drcssly for retail snles, have constituted every one
lns sHemau, by having marked in figures, eaoi
rtc at the very lowest prcs 1t can be sold for the
cauHut possibly vary-ail must buy alike.
The gooi. are well sponged anu prepared aud grea
paus taken with the making that all can buy viii
the full assurance oi getting good arire at the Ncr!
lowest price Also, large stock Of piece goods hau!
lOf the latest style aud best qualities, which VIII be Had
to ORDER in the most fashionable and best manner q
per cent, below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent IN Market above sixth stree
3no 2O4. JONES d co.
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Notice i'm Partition.
Esta's Of Samuel Hmdh, deecasei

In the rsatter q the At Orphans Court held ~
Ipaitltiou al tbo Real hlonmsburs in hRd Tor the
9E'tate "i sam Suith, county uf tu'uNbia. 1hur.
Sdcccased. day, February 9th. 1855
on motion OF NJ T. Jackson, Esq the Court gran, I.
zrulc diItrtrd to Phinas Smith, Isnac smith Jacob
Saith Henry smith, Aaron smith Gilbert H. Fowler
land Carh rine hi wife, late Catnatine Snnth dauch
2trr of said daccJrnt, John Nunkesser and Eiruors
his ~ite late Eienora Smith daughter Uf the said d.
fcedent, Andrew Crn AMI Elizabeth his wife lat.
Elizabeth Smiil daughter Of the jecedent, Josiah
sBcnnrtt anu Chafoits his wife ate Chatoi:s smith
tdaughter Of the dccrdGut aud S1mu"l q. smtt. ali
fchildren Of said dccedeut, aud Giihert H. FoNler
guardian Of W. Fighter smith. a minor son aud oily
hiid Of Abraham smith deceased. whn Nas .o -,
the dcccdent heirs snd lrg! representatives OF tI
afIres aid Sam1cl SnJth. deceased.
You aud cErh Of hereby requr to be and 40
Spear al the next term Of said be held al
u loOusburg the first Monday Of May next and nc
fcept thr Real Estate of said deeedept at the
SapI raised valuation put upon 1t BY the Inquest duy
8returnei, SHOW why the same should not ss
sold.
Witnes the Hon. William Elwell. Presidcnl Juise
Jour sad Orphans Court at Bloomsbury. the gth ss
4 0i Fcbrsary a. u. 1905. JESSE COLEMAN
CLARK o q.
Ths parties ntrreste viii take notice of the aba~r
4 Rue, SAMUEL SNYDER
Sheriff. OiTce Bloonsburg '-.I
March % 1919 sasEIFr.
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1ar 4. II LITTLE, Esq publishes in
our paper notice for the meeting Of the
Columbia County Democratic Standing
Committee.
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