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A toilet delishtis The ladies' treasure and gentle
mems boon The sweetest thing'' and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Msgnois Used for bathing the face and person, TO
render the skin soft and fresb to prevent eruptions
TO perfume clothing, &c.ps alssolodH
1t overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiration.
ltrepoyes rsdness, tan. blotchessl&c.
Itcpfes 6erfops headache and allsys inflammation,
ftcobis, softens and adds decacy to the skim n
Ityields asubdued and lasting perfume.
ftcures mnsqueto bites and stiBgs ofinsects. u
1t contains no material injurousto the skim .idef
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It Is
what essry LADY should have, Sold oldssverywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and You will use no
other Cologne, .Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
Ssfd'. ys'. i y pBMAs BARNES ! Z ueoosg h w
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
Oct9-d&w1y -uN A.
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G1isesaat, iss Il, Resdu,o,tion cite iiinTermsp

An extra copy Of the Weekly edition furni,hed To-
clubso twenty or more. 9llIH2 lilb9DlIs 9slQd
ffor clubs Of fifty the semi Weekly, snd for clubs
Of ONE hundred the Daily. will be sent TO getter up
Of club. al 49,. ~ -. -.
Additions may be made 20 clubs at any time DUR
Changes from club lists caD only be made by re-,
quest OF the person receiving the club packsges.-
All such reulests must maine the edition. postoiice
and State to which II has previously been sent and
inelosd twenty i've cents 10 pafor changing TO sep
arate address. 81 o. 9j.y.Q19l,n no ,,,frsl of
ma 50 sent By mail and should inclose Postofice
M ney Or or or Bank Draft for amount ess the dis.
cointlg Welhsyn no ssuthokized travelling agents
ers, orders and letters should be addressed TO
! MI l9saooo 10 ,THE wOitLD, no6
- baR ,h9I9ggstsa % :, nEa lI I,gn ,,Ilud)
03to6er, 1885. ''+ 71''''F [oct9o-d1t
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The Toledo C(O.) Blade says a vote was
taken in the jail of that city, on election
day, and that IA votes were cast. 2 Demo-
cratic and IL Republican. The Democratic
Record, of that place, says the vote isl very
fair index to the general character OF the
two parties. One disregards all laws, or
ganic and statute, while the other Is strict
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30

Thisisthe most delightful and ndextraordinsryarticle
discoyered. It changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pearly satin texture Of rsyishing beauty,
impartng the marble purity Of youth, and theHdfs-
Hague appearance SO inviting in the city belle Of
fashion, It removes tan. freckes. pimples and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth. 1t contains no ma
tera ipjprious TO the skin Pstronjzed BY Actress
es and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should
have. Soldesprswiery g Retaifpriees scots.
Prepared by W. Il. HAaAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
.gr0tgiyC pEMAs BARNES 4 COZ Anew Y0tl}tt, York;,
oota Il kwfv -"
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MARRIED: g

HoPKINS-SULblsANT- Oh Thursday morn
ing. October aeCh, by Rev. J. Woodbridse,of Hem
dersen.Ky.. at BrOadlands, Champaign county. M..
residence of the brides father. NJ. l.. Sullivant.
Esq. MIR. WIN. A. .HoPE4Es. of henderson. KY. and
M;ss IUoy i SrLLIyANT.A
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Tup IzocI.;no JSeutive, savs.

TIE HOCKIHy OtNItHtt oHy5.
A private letter from w. Reed Golden,
informs us that he is elected beyond doubt.
Nearly all the soldier vote has been receive
ed, and Mr.. Golden's majority is not, mate
rally lessened. ". . - ~ ~ Z Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-30
THE PARTY or The NATION,

tsfI .tiW-i l3mirrID p, slnt 7uoI"
Superior TO all sectional passions in its loyalty to
the individual citizen. Once more its voice will be
heard once its adherents will be rallied to its
time -honored standards in every city and town OF
the Northern and Of the Southern States a
To the principles Of tbi great Democratic PARTY
Of the Nation, TBE WoRLD hiss borne tirtn witness
throughout the ordeal Of Civil War. II will now be
devoted to the not less arduous task Of applying
these principles to the solution of the many and
weighty questions, 10. rf,,,--,;
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-COLGATE,s HONEY sOAP.. .

This celebrated Toilet s6a b ,sih such tuniyor
sal demand, is made from the ch oicest materials
is mild and emoIlfent in It's nature, fra.
grantIy scented, scd extremely beneficial
inits action upon tho skin. For sale by el Druggis
and Fancy Goods Dealers. jan50'6S-d&wly
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Prepared from prescription cfShJ. Gtrke. A D. q
Physician Eo rdOrdin,uy TO tho Queen.
This in, aluablc medicine Is unfsling in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous disc to which
the female constitution is subject 1t moderates all
excess and ndremoyss all distractions, and q speedy
cure may be re- iedon.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL is peculiarly suited, 1t will in short time. bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Govern
ment Stamp Of Great britain, to prevent counter
raitsuUb UllUfl ~ GjhA IbAhiiJ
CAUTION.
These Ppls should not 6etaken 6y Females during
he FIRST T4REE MONTHS of Pregnancy. as
they are spre to bring on Mscdrridge, Dat at any
other time Meyaresafe. r1"IrH i'H "1iFtah
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections.
rains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, Papitation of, the Hea +, Hysterics, and
Whites these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed; andnithduah powerful remedy,
do not conai iron. calQmel, antimonyi or anything
hurtful to III Constitutions. - .diHnS hi7oE a.
Full directions i, tbepsmphlet around each pack.
age, which should be carefully preserved.
,S0LD BY,ALL DRgG GlS7S;' ss"5 "5
Sole gent for the United States and Canada!
JOB MOSES. "a C8rtIsndt't., New York.
N. B.4si.0oand SIX postage stamps inclosed to
any auth rised Agent willihsure bottle, contain
ing 50 Pills, by re'u'n mail.
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AN exchange says:

AN exchange says:o nvra4.0Yeu1r
General Grosvenor received tel votes, all
told, inthe 18th o. ". Y. 4, or which fegi-
mept he Y Colonel. How the .assb0ys in
blue" love him!
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The SEMl-WEEKLY WORLD.

Is large quart0 sheet same size as Daily, contain
ing all its news correspondence, editorials, CONNER
reports, and fresh and entetainins miscellany Of
literature. Published Tuesday and Friday. " J.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KNOWLEDGE OFTEN SAVES LIFE.
Every living being has in hissystem iol
I 'H' IMPURITIES.
When these are within their natural limits, our
health is good but when they are in excess pains,
colds, rheumatism gout. debility costiveuess, diar
rhe a. ~dysentery, ysipeas. &c &C.. atilict us
WbAtwe have to do TO recover health is % Jake
out from the BOWELS AND THE CIRCULATION
the excess of impurities. This done. health follows
Of necessity. btbI
! 81 BRANDRETH'S PILLS - -
Are the only medicine that can do this with entire
safety to all the organs uf the body.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
Are now living who have adopted BRANDRETH'S
PILLS as their only remedy for periods II from
thirty to fifty years. and whose average health is ex-
ceent. They have al ways cured themselves, when
sick, by using these
INNOCENT AND INFALLlBLE PILLS.
Principal Office. Brsndreth Building. New York.
0ci3O-d&vlm 3 "a tH "H ~
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Financial, Social, Political,

Which come upon rs with the return Of Peace. -
Faithful TO the real interests Of all sections IL will
be enslayed by the prejudices and blinded by the
preposscsions ofnone. tit .,...a- if +a.
That the principles Of American Democracy should
thus be uttered, with no weak uncertain voice,
here in the great metropolitan center of American
enterprise and commerce, IL, a matter of such i'm
portance to every citizen as must recommend THE
WoRLD TO the co.operaton and support of good mon
in all sect lions Of the Union. )'l t.a '' IL
Whatever skill can devise or enterprise accomplish
will contribute to make TIE WORLD what it is our
resolve that it shall continue TO be-
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TRocHEs ARE USED WITH ALwAYs GOOD SUCCESS.
rRAsfraEas AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS W

0EIa1a9a4G aAdu9m9 "A ao4 IIAu ~yzl
sss.. .sM0TgMYa LIA
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SPECIAL NOTICES. l
! IVA OLcauTION FROW THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

II e. &.f ~ r.at - vi fr# ~
T. having come to onr knowledge that limitations
| of the American Watch have been put upon inc
p arlset in great number calculated by their ntteS
wortblessness to iniure the reputation OF our gen
nine products to protcc' our own Interests aba tne
public froinimpGsition We again pnblisbtbe naee
snlafls byfwhich our 'Wstshes may invariably DO
knovn.l1
| Wcmanufac ture four styles OF y" atehes'
I The FIR II has the name :,
4 r.SMERICAN WATOHS CO.. W altham, Musss' r
engraved 6n the inside plate l,''I i,;y
The SECOND has the name f,u Lrt aoi ..,hoo N
,"APPLETON, TRACY q co. .Waltham, Mass.''a
engray we'd on the ins deplate f ,ii.
I The THiRb has the name
I-rsaP. s, BARTLETT. Waltham, Mass" engraved
| ontheinsidsplate.r
All the above STYLES have the name American
Watch Co painted on the dial, and are warranted
| In every respect .IHAIdJH a III
| The Fourth has the name
- ~ ME- EIE RY, Boston, Mass" engraved on the
inside plate and is notnaped on the dial, IJ'tVL2
All the above de,crbed Watches are sold IN gold
| or silver cases. as may be required. nI5I-tTt'qas
zIt Is hardly possible for TO accurately describe,
| tho numerous limitations to which we have alluded.
| They are usually inscribed with names so nearly
approaching our own as to escape the observation
the unaccustomed buyer. Some are represented as
made by the ,'Union Watch Co., of Boston. Mass
--no such company existing. Some are named tne
"Soldier's Watch" to be sold as our Fourth OF
WIN. Elery style, Usually known as the Soldier
Watch.' Others are named the Appleton Watch
Co.." others the"p. $. BaJtLSY,' instead o. our
"P s. Bsrtlett;' besides many varieties named IN
such manner as 10 convey theidea hat they are the
yeritable production Of the American watch Com
pany,
We also caution the pnblc, and particularly SOL
diers against buying ceriain articles CALLED
Watches, 20 freely advertised in illustrared papers
as Army Watches," ""0Giers' Watches" 'Magi
Time Observers "Arcana Watches &C., the
prices of which are stated to be from seven TO six
teeu,dolsrs. A goo Watch, in these times. canno
be afforded for any such money. - y
A.littl attention on the part of buyers will pro-
Feet them from grUss imposition. 't-'t ~
ROBBIN| 4 APPLETON,
Iaa-za=--anzAgsn gsnts for the American w atch Co,lI-
oct3-d&wlm 1872 Broadway, New York.
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THE GREAT GRE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,

.pi|fN HiI1.f' uiii' N'Ill2 1'N 'H r.u va
Whose history in the pAst is the history Of private
prosperity. of territorial extension, and OF public
order in America, stands now, as IL has ever stood
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uogFV L .TEt = iq afoi l'It sus 20
The Weekly World

large quarto sheet, same size as Daily, has now
the largest circulation of any weekly journal pub
Ii he'd save one Its extraordinary success since its
union with the EeU FORK argus has justified the
most liberal expenditures, which will make il uni
rivaled in interest and value to farmers. Publish
ed Wednesdays. 10 j fbnpd 6 RODS .ytdyTo-
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yDa ym EDITIONS. .'AN
500
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ggm e.. HEsii ylfti ia Ii .Ia.i-. Rit z Il fiu
THE DAILY WORLD

Affordsa complete ecompendium of, and commentary
upon, the news Of every day. yr3 .4..TrI-,W
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The Best Newspaper of the Day.

Competent corr espondents at every commercial
and political center of both hemispheres, who are
always instructed to make the freest and promptes
use of the telegraph will keep readers fully i'm
formed Of the dOings and the progress OF mankind
in all parts Of the globe. -,'l .- ...f
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HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM.

I11l9RIY Ia5 9mEl Ml6W .dai8 ,lIo9 ,lUc
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RRATRH.

Burn I-On saturday inorinr. March . c.
ih aitr. TO- .,i.Nci vie 1i John EIu,tt, a.,. g.
m, rcs'iv,s md friends Of the sml'y are ,,. ee,-
fully inv. rd io attend Ns funeral, ft, y DID,. .t..
GUv'uoon, at "'cDs h'u her ice l,,iieu', iyH
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prG,s-ou su7',r, wcrch 20, ., nis,,.., ....
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.t. 'Au T. .v.t. % the family, 10. ui aef .....
= % aud iiuh HaGnon' a.e '''pscuu..y irvt b"
ut.y4t .iI-E.
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G..tILG-Ou sunday, Mluh 20, g'',r a rhosf lie
u, 70 fi''''.' '"' ''''''a WHO '' ".' ."'
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90 .l..uu t.p funeral, tNr 'MUUH... rIfr4. y o
.,ogs, ltIu uts ute r-i.r.,,. -ia fart e.
90 .a.t.i.tu 90 Calvary Gene CO... Is
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.. "a, 100 Nt.t.t r. H.,-u-i i'.ily. 90 ,i,..ua.
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a . u.. ,NI ot "a .tu s.u ADult l,.c1, 'l .t a
! ,.t-. b. months and 10 uays.
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t., r.r..' u.. ui NEfuu lu'-r. No.,I b. II.f o. .
. aso nj e. CO.. .,ueld OF rato1H, ,hNl,.. ST.. u.s. CO.
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Z Gre H.I''rD, of DE- luNdulhet jA..r. b.c.U.. ..
/ Concord rt 10 uu.lt u. BOO
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SsE4akz a@Tl< 49,.


zoe Popular N''ipnat Iuuu. ll.ttd
.,.... CONSCIENCE. I r..... ......,
j" .." =" 1-' 'h-
% " '..'t". t 81 Do
o.. N.tl.. ru. N,. ...
e. e.. $50 Io1a. -Cry.- q &c, NO 90
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'' 30 o..
n'i N''' Ni''r' loan 'nU'd the '0r'cn -lHi.. e.,
''' "' p.''a cd to denver al denominations Of ''
oH ilc ga. 'u' oi tho moucy. Tie smNlest ege 70
ti.rI,ir.r Thorn .,e ,' N pot.s ,f .lt, ..-.i .+
,
.' -' '.' '''h 'rf7 'Hr.e iairirs'' Owe. seven
cent i". "''''".' s'4 on 10. me cost "' n
note today l..Ia Boz. BE- .J..'". We cali rtl"u-
.... go ..tt,.o g. .f.,n- un,sl q il. ...,.
90 ..'.r oi his loan. "hoh VIII ,. baby be- E.. ...-
%. Y. ''o.o tnp ord Of th.. week. Early a..,..
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10y u. ...' ''.'.' - ANN '''
'-.- '' 900 '''''" '.''" ..' % ga q" d" f' '' '
/ b. ..' 10 .ut I'...' from 4. b. 90 I y. NJ Dfy. r
4, I........ - ~, Vol ...-.t. I.,. ,a...I q.
NcrarH. Nv "r N well. 'hrcuo HTtis,
give DAIt ofchun.t,r ....r, o. 80 ~ Yl.vas. 500
ft"p tiot scratching anu ave ~ mention
Itru O.r..r..f I. cures Itch md g.'t Iheuu il
t-r. Ata,a!,. ana lI. c.l7tllus OF "a, ,liu sol.
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q, -tt,l a1.ut.n 20 NJ" i0'A'
300 Sh'trt-4nl ailo Il p'T share
W. ~ m' with no tar'hcra = sScpts.
&C. VIA r'T * ii'q' + Il, MA a , WIN.
once ~ ifilc'e. 4r.
'Ur Lave Osk i,uuclnu Company iE osrnui.pd
r. r O. cgrta. d. ground noo,' inc .o, tuh.
b. jon pjcD it.ur tnC OF ill Co. OF f.e properly,
which b. pgIri ul.cctF ION hlst ,d- AMI not
D. De- H le,L tlr cree, ti.ol i mcitn OF and
p. Ea. H 'I an c'u.m1uH co.' lsaluu n'. rt g. D..
rau,. tnirr tus on mi. s.ocl; l. i--nel, tIy paid
ut - tLNIo ftlt ,hAEl,
,U ''a \. '.., T., VA 20 'lTtici
t-at Il.UC nL- DHE luDt SAND SHAFTS.
o. Ihc HuJl# hiutaug' tcu,psAr " fa..l.c'-
rhir y1 urrl a cd uUon this plan, -oue three weeks
Hrt I've Gay sni'D =" ai At stcck sod a, % cents
-.l,e--gn a'r .nec OF more 'A1g one hundI~. pr
Ul'a. OF Ll inCuubrance, situated In Ta.minston
uta lt junction YIN az ttt1iAte4 IIeA'sta Irr, 3,
which .uc-'i sl..e Oh tue mos valuable weu4
- tho ,itH Of ife 'y1 NV i. 'u ,a
| iar eouh e. uuHfa ana stoT-ins 1mp.o Tor
| rnppo erty II IN close proximity to the lands Of
N" ione-th comp NY Tue STOCK OF when is eagerly
Whine athot distance 90 the west lies %" gleat " aI-
iut Bond retion OF the Ale 'hcuy liver. on tho
touth II thu Ga ion ryer OH reFion on tho north s
/ luhia Kun now le.nS pm developed. II viii
thus d" seen mat m p-0e.t is rtua ol The very
! hr,rt OF IN gTeut leAlsylvaniA oil basin. IL WIS
| NOT however mercy these general iac rch III
orsc NJ they are, that led 10 he selection Of this
ptNIFHF, but tn' iona roe Tue 4lAtc presence OF or
ihe OIL NJ this re- ion Is OF vvIy superior GuIltl
commanding Nv per cent. more than that OF o'l
/ Gees.
Inc umicr on the estate r. sufficient Of itself 70 20
tuin th1 rubrc ptoa lee Of the stock III al uluh
20 tins parties hhu have teen zoe piupt! w. *
pIes Confident tcet mat II contains va4Apo Volns
/ VI both coal ana lton.
Tine wo x NJ capital viii he mpodiately applied q
a." ~ a.. Sc ic development u tie pIopFHy, ana =
~ ed letutn OF large profits II cOnLdeAuy eAI'~,'n
Ernrrl er that twin take only one twenty -iiAIi 81
wen 10 return 10 the ttCckhode4s ,,-,, -, ,,,-,,
IHE ENllRE AMOl 81 lSNESlfD' IN INN
YEAR
Tie hooks Of the company win be open Tor ne
sC.ptloue a. 81 Bacih ~, Oh tue ul"iAAs VI ~,
day, March 30 MT 10 Uciock 20
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WARrsIAQ,Ee;.

MERRITT MORRISON N0rlay. the 1lth inst.
g. g.. E,. william b.. johnson, 'ir l.irr "r... {
- Ms hrliudh M,ruA both Of WlinmlsDy- o.,
L l.
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Sn'rs tc rov ANA lo.s.aly small. a. lu. Dfs -.c
.N.uu' FOO ID. lD.,l that roii has not set "tou,u,i
I... u." a.t L.l.yI- o., Io'nrt.Ut 10 depart ..Um
'.l,. p..D-. lDt n- .old dee. uDs 3 B os rS c3o,
..' .n Gao. sympathy. npfc -,c.,lto l,ahruo
H .'.4n- Do a4,p.-a, l..-ln.y caused hy an u.-
'r.uga of -oI.
,ta. ~,a.-JayS ass g, Domingo, 27a.s Rio
'n. h-,t3. Ner u-ioans ADO Ma, tpAld,
- t'' tSa'c "0o. mr. -SNirtinr, trovn a'tt y ;
i'o. 90. mo '''' She's .rru, -'ll5 b'eael'a'
.'t-T nttIs- .ror %, ga , . 30 o.. 8rs, tJsiI 81
IA %, b. 4 d.. ss4iIo. . -... o..
P''' .r'' Dry 1oL I.a.rs pi-f DO ibl. v
s. - N'~a"eA 3. rt,s,t b., -.rlLsE /, va
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EOAIsED AND EsO0,:S.

A FURNISHEp BACH ROOM WITH c..
L1ing Iaulo &C; - s. Ie wee. hIu. Il IN DO
1871 I, near IA ave, k.3csC-. q lotulIrt. ~
BOARD WANTED IL A PRIVATE FAM.
ID ly ty youu, I Al, .uc4-..u l.th o. -.,u 81. ~
enst sth ave Adilcfs vIth particulars, G.. o.. H.
station r., city. "a
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IsEgs'sSOE.R3a VI.

GNE THE PEOPLE A CHANCE -
u SuNtE AND SuAEE AIIREl
zach -. b-t RIDER A CJKfORA rURl
30 NHl PNN - 10 ylu FOR WHAT NuD CAN
uLiAlN FOR 20 CEST5l
I..E LIVE OAK PIT. LLtM COMPANY,
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A1'CTION NOTICES.


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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-07
RIVER PRICES

The motto of "Live and LEI Live vii gose-s
rs IL our dcalings.
Call and sec US before. purchasing
elsewhere, at our new stand on tue
south side OF the Public square, one.
door ives, OF q. B. Carson & Bros sore.
227-tf COY d. ALLEN. s1
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-07

Gov Carney.

We have seldom mentioned the name
Of our worthy Executive for months
past, because we felt that the time for
calmly writing the history of his ad
ministration viii, an unprejadiced pen
had no: yet arrived.
Blu, he is now about retiring from
the cares of public life. and i, is not
inappropriate TO say word OF his pub
lie deeds. As Governor of Kansas he
has made record Of which any man
may be proud; and posterily will put a
high value upon his services, though
The present race of politicians in this
State are blinded by their prejudice and
sometimes by their avarice aud greed
of spoiis, and seem not 10 appreciate
Tho fact that the State owes its credit
and safety 10 the retiring Executive in
a very eminent degree.
Whatever may be said of the political
opinions and preferences of Mr.. Carney
and he has right 10 these as much
as any other ciiizen-his record as gov
ernor is without blot. He bas labored
un,iringly for the welfare Of the State
he has come 10 the rescue OF her credit
by advancing his own private funds;
has paid soidies, for the time being. out
OF his own pocket to defend her borders
from the murderous inyasions of the
more than savage bushwhackers. and
in every way La. tried to guard and
guide her public affairs in the most Wig
ilsn, and faithful manner.
When the passions OF the present
hour have ceased to excite The public
mind. and the calm judgment OF the
people is rendered on his administration,
ii will be said of him: He was mode
Governor.
We wish his successor grea, prosper
Iily; but lie will find it no easy task &c
follow Thomas Carney, and sus s,aiu
himself and the State; and We feel sure
he will confess this before his admins
tcaiion is over.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-01-07
) The Soldiers Vote.

Considerable is said concerning the
counting of the soldiers vote by the
Board of Commissioners. I, appears
that The Board have agreed to count the
vote for State off GERS, and not for coun-
ty or legislative Offices. and grea. ado
is made over this distinction. Why,
We canno, see. The Board are the
lawful canvassers of the vote for State
officers; but the County Boards Of the
respective counties are the lawful can
vassers of the votes for all other officers.
Hence, the returns tia; come from tie
County Boards are all the legal cotes
before the State Board for counting.
The County Boards must make up the
returns .os members OF the legislature,
with designation Of the persons elect
ed; and behind or beyond the reports
of 'i,e County Boards the State Board
cannot go. This is plain enough. and
needs no ado over il. For State off
GERS the Safe Board renders The decis-
ion as TO who is elected.
We have always believed that ,he
constitution would have to be amended
before the soldiers could vo.e legally
and We do not think that any votes
counted for any officers. east by soldiers.
will stand legal test. We are sorry
that this is apparently SO: but the fac;
is moi changed by oar regret. No class
Of citizens are better entitled to vote
than the soldiers; bu, our constitution
prohibits them the privilege.