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The late Elections.

The result OF The late elections is shown
by The rstnrns received, TO have been Re-
publican victory. We have no desirs TO
couni oor wounds, nor TO conceal Them
They are the Witnesses. of a manly slrng-
gle, against odds. Nor would we concsaI
their disastrous consequences-not 40 much
20 The party, which will oulIivs and out
last aud bring the dust these victors of
to-day, and whose principles being true are
imperishabie but. in The defeat OF the
Democratic party, President Johnson's plan
for The immediate restoration Of tbs Union
is defeated also. The Tide of fanaticiSm
which has swept over the nation, eEgulph-
prosperity. though visibly abaiing, has not
yet reached its ebb. Every hour it fails,
and the time cannot De far distant when
the people oi The North so long led through
deep waters by blind guides, will search
for dry land and olher leaders. That day
will see the triumph OF Democratic princi-
Piles and of those who have faithfully up
held them.
In The elections Just closed, The Demo-
cratic party has been faithful TO it's time
honored principles. II has sought nothing
less than The good of the whole country. 1t
did no, hesitate toEindorse the measures OF
an administration whose election it had op-
posed, for those measures were we'll adapt
Ell 10 the end which il never lost sight of
shrough four years of war-resloration OF
the Union and its laws, of peace, OF our
civil liberties, of local self government and
of fralernal goodwill between all sections
OF our common country. And to day the
chief regret OF every intelligent Democrat
will be, not that local election has been
lost, but iha; Mr. Johnson's political meas
ures for The early restoration OF The Southern
Slales TO their co equal aud normal relations
IN the Union, which was he chief ami al
In osl the only national issue al stake in the
ale canvass, have not received lhs weigh,y
Endorsement os the States in which The
elections were held.
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Handsome MAJoRITY-We notice that
w. Il. JAcoBy is elected TO the Legislature
by III majoriiy-carryiug Columbia coun-
ty by vote of almost TWO 10 one. JAcoBY
is q returned soldier, and Columbia is one
Of those counties in which the Montrose
Republican repeatedly and falsely slated
that "ihere was not soldier OF The Demo-
cratic ticket" The deliberate falsehood in
reference 10 that and other counties will not,
of course, be corrected. - MOnirOss Demo
Graf.
Major Robbins, United States paymas-
ter, has been arrested at Boston for fraud,
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Rebellion in he Human Interior.

RebelIions are not confined TO bodies po-
Iiic. They break out in our own interiors
as we'll as in the 'boweIs of the land
The natural law of our bodies is health,
but we misuse them aud they revolt. We
subject them 10 exposure, we oveHask
them, we overload the stomach, we neg
leci the bowels, we plunge out of rooms
hotter than the tropics into an atmosphere
below freezing point, and in various other
wavs trihe with our health.
But these frames of ohrs are wonderful
machines, and we can. by the use of the
PROPER MEANS, so INVlGORATE and
REGULATE them as 10 render them al
most proof against the ordeals 10 which, in
our recklessness, we subject Them.
Nothing that has ever been known or
heard of as tonic adds so much 10 the
resistant power Of The human system un-
der circumstances unfavorable TO health as
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS. If
you would escape The intermittent fevers,
fits of indigestion, bilious attacks, and
bowel. com plants, of which cold and damp
are the frequent causes, use The BITTERS
as a PROTECTIVE MEDICINE. This is
the wisest course but if already an in
valid, try the preparation as a RESTORA-
TIVE. In either case, full reliance may be
placed upon its efficacy. Sold everywhere
Sunday Nercuyy, Dee. 25tt 1862.
Noy IL rpeE
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Explosion Of an Internal lIaehino.

NEw YoRE Nov. 9,h-At 1f.3o A. III. 10
day, an explosion occurred in Iront of the
Wyoming Hotel, No. 334 Greenwich street,
shaueTing the front of the hotel aud break
ing nearly all the buildings opposite and
along the square where the hotel is situated
Two men were killed and zine wounded
A short time since guest Of The hotel left
box as security for his bill, aud promised
10 call and redeem il. The box was placed
10 the baggage room in charge of porter
This morning smoke was seen issuing from
The box, and il was take by two men and
carried TO the sidewalk. Just as they reach
ed The sidewalk an explosion occurred, kill
ing both men who were carrying The box
and doing much damage as above stated.
The police arrested all the persons stopping
~ The hotel, and The matter is now being
Investigated. The explosion was very loud
and attracted the attention OF persons who
we're mile away from the scene OF Ihe oc-
currence.
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secrslaIy Of lhe CommonweaIIh.

CATAwIssA RsiLRoAD-We mentioned
week or two since, the leasing of the Gala
wissa railroad was in coniem pIaiion. By
later information We learn that on Friday
last, the Directors conferred The lease OF the
above road TO ihe Atlantic aud Great West
era nrailroad for the CO onsideraiion OF 1865, 600.
Possession of The road is TO be given on De-
cenber 1si, 1855, and the term of the lease
is 9s9 years. The leases furnish all
motive and all other power, cars, 60, and
run the road al their own expense. giving
the Caiawissa $1,000 per day, which is per
cent. on The nrafarrad stock and a. ner ranf
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would tomorrow establish a monarchy if
they could agree upon the person oil his
majesty, and falling 10 establish an aristoc-
racy OF lineage 10 a country there all are
born plebeians, they have laid the founda-
tions of hesrtless aristocracy in the bonds
Of the government issued 10 pay its enor-
nous debt. They will do anything 10 es-
cape this fearful responsibility but the
responsibility is on them. The evil day
draws nigh, when they shall say, 81 have
no pleasure in them ;" and when the
change comes, ,ihs resistIess tide will sweep
down all before il. The stentorian voice of
Phillips, in the fearful whirlwind of popu-
lar passion, will be no more than the nur-
sery whistle in the autumn storm. The
mercenary newspapers will then side with
power and change their principles and their
fortunes together. The mercenary priest
hood will scent The danger in The distance
they who have bounded The couutry on 10
civil war, will asseyerale befors heaven
their innocence OF blood, and go South as
missionaries 10 preach their theories aud
build up establishments where they have
melted armies to overrun and destroy. The
hope OF The country is in the administration
OF ils government by a Democrat, who
would dash a crown from his head who
would rather be Presiden, than King, who
insIinctiveiy hates aris,ocracy, who was
born psbeian, who viii not irample down
The South, Tor il his home, or oppress the
people, FOR .hey are his kinsmen Yon may
say that the South cannot De trusted 10 gov
ern itself. Andrew Johnson will tell you
lha, Ikis is the tyrant's worn out plea Eng
land would euIranehise Ireland, but She
cannot trnst her. Austria woul1 eniran-
chise Hungary, but she cannot trust her,
Russia would enfranchise Poland, but she
cannot trust her. Andrew Johnson will, and
il be does mol, be ought 10 answer yon, that
The SouIh don't need vorr rus.; she has
right of heaven TO govern herself, aud ev-
cry Democrat and liberal man will respond
in defense of the liberty OF his home and
the manhood of his people. The South
once governing herself, the principles Of
Democracy will be rsassereI justice will
be established aud enforced. This is the
terror OF the criminals in power But the
day of salvation will come The clouds
may gather, but they must be evanescent;
the sun is permanent and cannot be n oyed.
Error, for lhe day, may rule, but Truth is
impefishatle, aud will live forever.
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Thanksgiving Day-PrOsIama!iOu By the
Governor.
HARRIsBUea, Nov. THE following proc
lanalion was issued to-day:
FRCCLsNt4TIOS.

y =
lsnalion was issged to-day:
FRCCLAM4TIoa.
With feelings oi tie most profound gFali-
Jude 10 Almighty God, invite The good
people OF The C0mmoaweai,h to meet in
their places Of public worship, on Thursday,
ihe seye nth day Of Dscem Der nexj, and raise
their hearts and voices in praise and
thanksgiving to Him, not only for he man
Hest ordinary blessings which, during the
pact year, He has continued 10 heap upon
as, for abundant and gathered harvesls, Tor
thriving industry, for general health. tor do
mesiic good order ard gOyerrmsut, bat also
mos; expressly aud fervently for HIS un
eQUa.led goodness in having 30 strengthened
and guarded our people during ne as four
years that ihsy baye peeG enabled 10 crush
10 he earth The iais wicked rebellion, 10
exterminat the sys.em OF human slavery,
which caused it. As we wTesIied in prayer
with Him IN the dark I'm OF our ,ToaOls
when our brothers saG sons were slaking
life and limb Tor US on a bloody field, or
suffering by torture or famine in The heis ol
AGdsrsonville, CO The Libby, so now, when
our supplicatols have been 50 slrenuously
and gracious!y answered, let Us not Withhold
from Him the homage OF our thanksgiving
Let Us say 10 all, "cboose ye this day whom
ye will serve, but for us and our house, we
will serve the Lord.n Come then, We pso-
pie whom He hath so blessed AID led come
ye carewarn and mu iiaied men whom He
hath spared 10 return 10 your dear homes,
let rs lhrong the gates OF His temples; lei
rs throw ourselves on The knees of our
hearts with wilfnl Joy at The foot of His
throne, and render aloud our praise and
thanksgiving 10 Hin beca use He hath made
the right to prevail, because He hath given
us the victory, because He hath cleaased our
land from the slain of human slavery, and
because He hath graciOuslY shown forth in
the eyes OF all men The great uulh, tina, no
government is so slrong as a republic, con
trolled under His guidance, by an educated,
moral and religious people
BY The Governor:
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MEXICO ! MEXLCO!!
$50, ,GO0,GO0 LOAN
oF TIE
REPUBLIC OF METICO,
IOenty-yeay Coupon Bonds in S,t,a,
Of $50, sl00, $500, and $1,000.
Interest SCT Per Cens., Pay7b!e In
The Ciiy Of New yarE

Interest ScY z Per Cenl., Pay9hIe In
The City Of New York.
Principal aad lnleres: Payable in GOLD.
SO, 100000 70 be Sold a. SIXTY CENTS
ON IRE DOLLAR,
IN U. \. Currency, lLus yieldiug an in,eres,
OF Twelve per GENT. IN Gold. OF Seventeen
per cent. i'll Currency, al The present rats
OF premium on gold.
The first years ia,eres, alteady oro.
viBed.
The EOJT DESIRABLE INVESTMENT
EYER OFFERED.
Immense tracts Of Mining and Agricul-
l0iai lands; sky per eeu. OF port dues,
impOs,s and taxes in The States o. Tauauii.
PAS acd San Luis P0:osi; aui lie plighlcd
ia!lh OF the said States and he General
Government are all pledged for he redemp-
uon OF ihsse Bonds and payment of inter.
ssl.
The Security Is Ample.
$50 IN U. 5 Currency wil buTa7 os,
cen, Gold Bond ol $50.
$50 IN u, ). Currency viii buy a per
cent. Gold BUEd of Sl0a
$500 in y 5. Currency will buy I per
cenI Golj Bond Of $500
S6CO in u. 5 Currency viii buy per
cent. Gold Bond OF $1,000.
Let every lover Of Republican Institutions
buy IL least
ONE BOND.
Circulars forwarded aad subscriptions re-
ceived by
JOHN ". CORLIES & CO..
and J. N TIFF, Financial Agent
of The Republic Of Mexico, 81, Broadway,
New York.
g Subscriptions also received by Banks
and Bankers generally throughout the Unit.
ed States.
Nov 8, 1865.
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tbs Elect on in New York resulted rather
disastrous 10 The Democracy of that Stale
The Abolition Republicans will have a ma
iorily in the State Legislature on joint ballot
of siziy-tpo. The only people who seem
alarmed at The result are the Republicans
themselves. They. had but faint hopes of
carrying the election and whea The result
was announced they were amazen TO think
they had accom- plished so easily what they
did dot expect to be able 10 do. Il all goes
to show that the Democracy were not al
workout allowed the election 10 pass by
default. The Democratic party know that
in order TO be successful they must neces-
sarily perform 4 certain amount Of hard
work, and they DO no, leel willing TO perform
that labor Until such time arrives ,ha, they
can receive a reward FOR il; and that period
has o yet arrived; The people are mol pick
enough OF he ruinous policy OF the prese nj
party in power; they have not sufficiently
felt the oppression upon them, caused by
taxation and high prices When the people
once get tired ollbese things. (and that lime
is not far disiant,J and when there are posi-
tons to liil, through which the adminis.ra-
tion OF affairs Of the general government can
be effected, thea, and not ill then. will he
Democracy be lrium 2hani. Mark that
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JoHN A. SMuLL, the popular and obIig
ing resident Clsfk of The House of Repre-
-ssnlaiises, has our thanks for an early copy
Of . liuIe book. containing the names of the
Members Of The Ssuaie and House of Rep
rssen:ziiyes, of tie Commonwealth Of
Psnnsylvania, with their Post Office address,
loeslher With the Governor and Heads OF
Departments, compiled BY himself, Tor the
special use Of Members and 'hose eonnsclsd
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CLARK'S SCHOOL VISI T0R.
Volume K.
A DAY SCHOOL MONTHLY.

The Visitor viii commence its tenth
Solume with the January number, 1866.
This is the only Day School Periodical
published at SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS A
YEAR!
Magazine form, beautifully illustrated.
New type, new features Readings, Music,
Speeches, Dialogues, Stories, Puzzles, Enig-
mas, Refuses, &c, from the very best
writer's
The Visitor has the largest circulation Of
any Educational Journal published. Now
is the time 20 form clubs.
Tie publisher, in order 10 reach all parts
of the conntry, will send the Visitor one
wear, FREE, to one person (who will act
as agenD al any Post Office in the United
States.
Address: with five cents for particulars,
J. w. DAUGHADAY, Publisher,
1908 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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ID / Z ID

10 Milton, on the 3Cth ulf, Rev. Daniel
Barber, aged about 66 years.
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BLsOHsBERG, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18th, 1865.

S. NJ. PErrEEeiLL & Co., 81 Park Row
New York, are duly authorized 10 solicit and
receive subscriptions ard advertising for the
Star of the NORTH, published al Bloomsbury,
Columbia county, Penn'a.
MATHER & Co.. 3s5 Broadway, New York,
are authorized 20 receive subscriptions and
advertising for the Star Of the North.
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An immense deposi, of superior black
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-21
"hoesses sseN N i.1lstnE
Mercury, Ilindranee sfUm Dusiness. o.
Exposure to Friends.

ne unparalleled sncccas Which has stteuded
-; james practice IN kurope the lyhttef SsaseS
ana sew Orleans-the many reuDsr able cures he
~ IA erected, which sere pronounced incursble BY
~ n'vs. eminent p ys'eisna, Just ties him in o.
ef'nR his services to the confidence Of the untor.
tunats.
The following ~ ssass ar the 49,, y s6se,sA
private. and which DR.. janice permanently
s is... v.s-w psilis pv!mssy. secondary
tertiary structures. Urethral discharges Gteei
1'norrhea, Nocturnal and piurnal Emissions
Sexual Debility. Diseases Of the lia.k amt Ions,
inua atiou OF the bladder and k,sins,s. Rhcs.
nln'ism. Hydroctle. Verecoceie. Cancers, etc.
Diseases peculiar u temslcs such a. Amenorr
hea. Dy sm.norrhagia. Metrorrhrgia. Chiorosis.
Nervous Debelity, etc.. successfully treated.
Dr. James long practice IN New Orleans. and
the endorsement Of the Medical fraternity. and
the almost entire Southern press, should COW
vince the mos, skepticai tbaS DR. james can end
will perform all that he promises.
Or. James wot Ia also call the at'eniivu espe
ialiy o. those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves. in that secret and SOLITARY
habit which ruins both BODY and mind. unit.
ting them for both hu-iness and societv, psoduc-
ing b,'th Ccnssitu lonal Debility aud irnpot cncy
The following are some Of the sd and m~lan-
chosy elects produ, ed by early habits Of youth ~
sexual excuses. viz; W.a ness Of the Back aud
Limbs. Pain in the Head. Dimness Of Vision
Loss Of Muscular Power, Palpitution OF the
Heart. i,yspepsia. Nervousness. Irritab,lity
symptoms OF Consumption, &c. Mentally ths
fearful effects on the mind are more 10 be dread
ed Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas, DE
pres ion of Spirits. Evil fo,ebodings, ~Ave. siou
10 society, Self Distrusi. Love OF s'olitud. aim
idity. &C.. are some Of the evils product.
All persons afflicted with any ~ the above dis
eases and symptom 3. should not fail to rall IN Dr
James, and be II once restored 10 perfect hcaltl,
Let no false delicacy deter you, but call nj once
and savs yourselves from the awful and terribl
conscquci e,s Of these much 10 BE- dreaded mala
dies
WEAKNESS or THE ORGANS imme diatel,
Gu ed and full vicor restored
Those ut distance, by describing symptom!
-inclsing sta up for return answer = will receive
prompt attention by addressing
DIR. u. Il. JAMES,
p. o. Box s,l08 fian2, -dAw1yI Chicsy,.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas on the 10Th day IF September
A. D. 1853 Robert NJ. Prettyman and Julia
". Pretty man, ais wife, executed unto JAS.
j. Lind!ev, as trustee, certa deed Of
trust, conveying unto said trustee the tract
Of real estate in the county Of Scott and
State Of iowa, described as follows, to- wit
Lot No five 90 and the east half Of lot
No. four a. in block No fiity-seven (57)
and singular the buildings, outhouses and
Improvements thereon, which includes the
homestead Of said Preityman which said
deed Of trust was made rs aforesaid for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of sixteen
prom,ssory notes executed by Burrows
Prct,ynan unit" Cook & Sargent, and bear
ing date the said 10th day al September,
A. u. 1858: one Of said notes being for the
sun, III five ths usand dollars. payable ~
three years after date; six other notes each
for the sum Of two hundred and Atty uol-
Ia =, payable respectively in six twelve,
eighteen. twenty -four, thirty ard tn rty six
months after date; ore other note
for the s.m Of five thousand three
hnndr. d and sixty->ev.n Is 100 dollars.
PAYABLE tnhr years alter date; and eigh 1
other notes each fnr the sum Of Two hun
bred and sixty eight 36-lUo dill r., pa,a
Tie rcspecti Is IN SIX, twelve, eighteen.
twertv.i"nr, thirty, thirty six. forty-two
and forty ght MON hs after date; oil u
SAID notes PAYABLE At the Massachusetts,
Bank, Boston, Mas.
Said deed Of trust has been duly recorded
on the r., ords Of said cs.nutv Of Scott. in
book ''D' Of town-lot mortgages 1t p. ISL
And now. I'll # said prosnissory notes
having become due and payable. and the
said Burrows l. Pr. Ryman having failed Z"
tay the same, excepting the two notes pay
able at six months after date. one for $3.50.
and the other for &26S SO 1OO. ~ aforesaid
I, james j. Lindley. trustee - aforesaid. -
the request Of Austin Sumner, the holder
and owner Of the said notes. do hereby give
this public notice, that. bv virtue II the
powers in me vested by sid deed Of trust,
shall, on SATURDAY.. the ~entv second dsy
Of April, A. d 1853, ~ the hour "f ,~o
o'clock in the afternoon. ct the Court House
door in The city of Dav import, expose end
Offer for sale at public suction 20 the high
est bidder for cash. tho tract Of real estate
hereinbeiere described, cr IN much shes~oi
~ NAV I've necessary &c. satisfy and paw the
sm"unt> due o. >aid ,ro,ni~s,~y notes, il
tercst thereon to day IT sale. and al costs
and expe. se~ attending such sale, costs
Of this notice and ,rus,e-'> xees
JAMES ]. LINDLEY, ;.
Trustee u Aforesaid.
March 20, 1866-eitd
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF lOWA.l
Scott County. -
klingenbers l. Wull.eber, Plaintiffs.
vs..
John Bennett, A. Waitz and the owners Of
the Steamboat st. Pau Defendants
In the District Court II said county. To the
aforesaid Defendants.
You are hersby notified that there is now
on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the bis.
trict Court Of said Scott county,a PEE ition
OF ki,ngcnberg & Wullwcher. Plaintiffs,
claiming Of you the sum of Four Hundred
ard Eleven 20 100 Dollars, $4ll-2"l with
interest ard Osts. = justly due them for
certain pro,nrtv of SAID Plaintiffs. Of that
value, taken and converted by YOU to your
own USE, and also praying for writ Of ut
tarhmcnt on the ground that said Defend
arts are non residents Of the State OF
Iowa
And that unless Won appear thereto and
defend before noou of the serot d day Of
the next term Of said District Court, t. be
begun and holdea on the LIST Monday Of
Nav, 4. D. 1865, default will De entered
against you AMI Judgment rendered there
Oh for the whole amour. claimed.
H. r. 4 r. CLAussEN.
Plaintiffs Attys.
I L. $. Rev. sianip, Doc. !
TX. 4 W.. March 81. 1876.
April d4w ~~0~0~