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MARINE NEWS.
sept. la. Ri.s. q7-s. s.t., an wssr. ~ II


CLkAkkD
sTsSArpEIPs-E.ss n.ysps whicsutSc e.
btsVsns BALTIMORE Ceres. Bottom.
BARks-Mny stehen,, tBremepl Csdir; II
MseIInanl Csliso, Ceniuesoe' Ctenfntgoe; Reunion
BR1Gs--N olsnL Jscmel; Rosovsy, Labgan, c n
AleKina Halifax, NB.
sCHooSuHs-Edward. Pie,ou: p riet.ron, ct
MARK, Palmer jacksonville; Ann a Susan, No,
Jsctsonviie Albert Thomas New Haven.
sLooPs-odd Eollow, AiddIstovn; son,toL y Hav.
AxNrvEp.
srF ANsUtPs -Yazoo. Norfolk; Hatteras. Norio h.
Empire City Hilton Head, &C.
sHIP-.John Norman, sbsnshse, With md,o, &c
BARKs-Atalsn,s Bremen; Ariel, Vera Cruz ;
Hoot' Coz S BsS i6 S' ysh Esmc Sew GsSn. IL
lot Fish HonievideO Nests, RIO Jsnoiro; Adalue
Adams, Salt Cay, 4 L.
BRlGszzA Collins, Windsor. N@n. Ch,t. DO,
Florence, Wilmington, \ G flieh,. Mir,eosle
g " Barter. taiyes'on; An,oire,ts, BucnO' y .c'
fort. c; uol.ou, Mobile, Whitaker Ne aAr.'.
sCHoQS Fms Harriet zeal, Iul &c. , = E4r'ey.
Iinshn: John Ntrthup llsliaN. " VAIL = A
drew EaSGh frat, Iins.n' allel Grfnd ~, ~
hsehil,. Alice, SeN Oilean.; John Duitle, BE u
fort NC,J Lentha. JscsFonvills, Euscre, Neyte n,
Wel,, Gloucester Ida l.. Boston, ChallcHge, brl.
sor; Alma Ou4,n, B,neor u Wiileu, Bes,on; IN
GeorgetoNn. Conel,a, eirginiA Barbara Virgin .
D Horton, Windsor, :; seven sister, Elzal Is b.
Io,, ., B9,,op 49, Lqa6 Bangor na,. fhS'i
Peue, hlitahethpou for Hartford; Kern li.rpdcS,
Proyince,ovni Gover-or Portland, Ne; Cnarier
ii Hudson. New LonJor 4 " Edwards, n Reiiore.
Milton, GouceiteT WHY Perry, Bangor, r j Nun
ham; WIN Bird, Norwich.
Grimm; and bfis. Louise AarSua, vic;orine, and
NiHsse Belle.
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y Q rse City.


SUDDEN DKArH-THE CORONER THREAT
xSLD-on Wednesday, Coroner Farrell, OF jersey
City, learned Of the sudden death Of laboring man
named Miehael Dunn, at his boarding house In
North 14,h street Upon soins 10 the premises ,omo-
body demanded 10 tnov OF the Coroner what right
he had thero, and threatened to pitch him Of the
window II he did not oave INN edihtoly. This gentle
suggestion TO leave vas acted upon without loss OF
time The Coroner then called upon Dr. Craig, the
attending ply siclsn. who stated that Dunn Was at
Tackled With cholera mortus on Monday afternoon,
caused by eating stAlo vegetables, and died that
night and upon gIyins osrtfe.ts 10 that effect the
Coroner save permit for burial.
RoBBEp.-Rev. Chauneey Burr, while at
tending the Democratic State Convention at Tren-
ton, on Wednesday, a. q DELEGATE, had his poe ket
picked hv soms hght-hngeted individual Of Al out
sAIN. Councilmen Loughrey, delegate FROM Hobo
len, iNst about sec in the Same manner, while on
the cas- returning home.
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samno In . Litsrar, roiut ofv,er.

The Charlottesville, Va, CHsosicLs gives the FOL.
lowing humorous aecouni OF the craving Of the
oolored population for learning;
Charlottesville Is fairly entitled 70 be called the
literary centre OF the south. There ia FIRST ths
University Of Virginia, with Ia learned professors
on all sorts q subjects. Then We have Two largs
Female ssmiubrieA where young ladies learn thit.
~ OF forty thiAgs ending In -oloay. And then The
whole ooorsd POI ulstion OF all sexes and ages IA
repe.tin5 ron morning TO night s-b-Ab e-b-h
lib, c.I-Ic-a,, dog-dog, cut clL &c
throush all he varieties Of tho nrsi lessons in or.
typography. The arc some four or Eve colcred
schools sod hiilo negro chAps dArkon every door
with primers in their hands. II wo pass black.
smith shop We hear abb " NO peep into /.
negro cabin In ME suburbs OF the town, we hear
we sound A-e-Ab " the cook goes out To suck 10
her ,niint' Il is abb the dining room servant
rAshes up bis dishes aud plates, crying Abb ;
,no hosNeI eurries his horse, repeating Abb ;
Jerry blacks your boots, saying with rapid strok
s.D-sp ; 'he air 10 resonant with abb. The
hHle yellow boy who sleeps in our chamber awoks
US re o'hsr night mutiering in bis dreams a-b-ah
Nj. greeley has stirred up thunder here. II YOU
send lIue negro toy m an errand, he 10 spelllp
everything he meets Ia one syllAbls. Tho lttls
white boys look 81 Item wonderfully, and try 10
cork them In = montu or so 20 sIpsot 70 issue
an evening edinon Of the CHeosIcrx in Inonosyl.
Aolss, 10 Increase our circuIsuon--psrhaps a nc,
torial, with tuba and spades, and ants aud COW.
and owls and bals-Iits ,hs pslmsrs.
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POETRY.
PartinN Day.

The sunset burns. the hamlet srirs
Gleans srandly, Oh eathed Ia evening Gre,
The river rolieth red.
The flowers are dronohsd In floating hare,
The church yard brghtens ard oldeAys
eotm smiling on the dead.
Prom lsJf,nt bcuchs, like drop. Of gold,
Inc peet es hang the mansion old,
FROM out Its nest Of green.
looks joyful throush its OGDEN eyes
Back on the sunsct-hurnished skies
suils DER all the scene.
The running child, whose vavy hair
Takes iron the euntets level glare
A pufer. hughter tinge,
Rol's 90 the grsss; the evening star
Above yon streak Of cloudy bar
Hangs on Days purple fringe.
When latest sunshine slantins falls
Above the ivied orchard walls
The tall Tree shadows lean.
In waving lines Of shade. that nod
Like dusky streams &C. oss the road.
With banks Of light between.
The streams are silt the towering vsns
Stands Furnished; and the cottege pane
seem. melting In the sun;
The last lark wavefs down the sky,
The husky crow Glide. careless By,
The golden day 10 done.
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immrutst-@y
raid. II. .dyi..d 2 friesd q bh .he hsd leaned
t7Sooo cali !, IN h.t dsy and sst no QUESTION.
ssin,sd before. His msrsi.s, u.suntins 20 ths
"a aim oS g. 1 h.. Ss:
refused him. IN. .,o q his eoons; , e. s and
sSsIs S osass r.as he .ss, S
s.f In his took biz mesis priy,,ely, ate but
4. tine mas 1 n,Ts'os and az, s p .Ss% .
excite the synp.,hy q ths fsmi,y IN ABE
puSc prosecutor and b. oorninitm On. 70 he ToS.,
ys ed surprise 70 ell parties; y .S underwood
Ca q; ss s..s one s sss mon:y sps
against the youns forgsr That bad all bees srrsnged,
& t:p Potent ss gs ':s: :. e.
guilt and on ihe forged paper that he had, he 70 be
%sss ca, 'r s ,ss sHt: III ..sa 81 s %s
s..d q The P aeri a'I II ,s s. @,
ELEGANT home, moving In the upper vAlks Of social
S h 'S ssS *, is'ss s.I gs ds s
and becomes the tenant Of feon's cell. As true
ssc bottom Of al Til. Few nan sTn. s,yo had spes SI,
ssiers fan upon them % suddenly and heavily that
che ersbsm. KesssSmp .sniof kS ' Boon "Ss, he
world p5ononnces sharp and hard, though sueo essfu
the scales and he infs ready He ssd iit,. symps.
thy With dsbtors, and considered failure crime:
men ssnsi.iiy Do, thsrs .. feeling q rsiif fsssi
than Of sympathy.
FATHER AoAPrSo, OF THE ANCIENT CAruo-
De ORTHODOX Church, whose celebration. Of the ser
~os peculiar 70 that church, created sush sensation
mons the Episccpaians Of this city, has been made
#. victim Of "Rus,iAn tyranny BY claumnious re-
ors that he received pay for performing that care
nony in Trinity ChspeL He denies The statements
4hst have gone abroad and furnishes proof thu, he
lid no, reooIye single penny for his % .yieos He
sss declared his intentions Of bsoomins citizen Of
shis country and nov supports hm,sif q teacher Of
bs selsvonian, Russian and Grssk languages, b.
ddos A.rnins nj, living bv rorhinr a. a oompositor
a,. $500, 80. a. ,r,,,r,.,,,. a.. - sl.,n,.
ao . .0s move .ss =. III, li,. hon,,,
- .I. =. - ~...-. a.. 49,
.mons 'ne .ofAmsn shan no ss'esns ''i nen
~. - ." n ~ ,..;..
AHH AhhoW DisAsIhh'-ine 'n'osus.ion
-. 49,. -. .".'s.,- g.. 60.
oes' Airov W. oonunuso ye"efasy ny eofoner
-. - r
y 'ao ,.- cep'' I'm .oua,' .na
e'erH otnsr Witnesses vs~ examined, vhen sns IN
r. r. C- xy,,,-
vss Instantly killed yesterday morning BY fsil.
.ns rom fourth story window Of ths house No. 2ls
IT, g.,
So, Dnpwp-CvroneI Wuo'y uSo an
found In he vsteI A. tbe Zoo, AZ soth stIsst nssss
I'd vas about feet inches high. ~ yeau old. and
Ball.
THE COURTS.
Q. 8 Co,narssosEns oryIoz-Msys Covntsrrsifs.
Jamss H. Hall ana John Gordon, CHARGED With a.
tsmptins 70 pas Q $50 oountsrfsit U. 3. Treasury
oots, rors-axsminod yesterday, and Hall - dis.
nharesd for want of evidsncs ana ths cs,s Of Gorsn
.dsrrn.x y...,h u,..,.. -. .,.-..I 80
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FOR sALE-A MARE 5 YEARS OLD, S.ol
srey eelor 10 hauds nigh; also butcher ear, and
nsrnest; siso -. rus Inquire al 81 'ast Blt
a, seuA Brook, n. MICHAEL OBRl :, .eI
6 HORSES For SALE-SUiTtDLE FOR
" any kind ~ Du.in,Hs; wiu be SOLD an alan ona
AyIue s,s, Brootlyp f.6
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EOR SALE-GRAY MARE, YOU'VE AND
= handsome With seon, harne .nd ound o. ems.
t ,s IN an cisy ana profitable t.siues .qniro
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FOR SALE CHRAP-A GOOD YOUNG
mule sound anu Kind. To be seen q. ~ No.
rAhob 1873
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A SMALL PROTESTANT FAMILY. RE-
Fielding near the Reservoir, west side, vould t,ks
child 10 board, where parental care aud home CON-
taIs would DO guaranteed. Address Z, G., boz SIS,
sun office. 1874
A FEW RESPECTABLE GIRLS CAN RE
II accommodated with good board and soomfort,hia
home that work out ali day, at 81 EsssI st. Gu Tor
tso days room ~. Al
A FEW YOUNG LADIES CAN BE Lc.
"A eoJumodsted with board At s43 sixth ave. sS
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN RE WELL
Aaooommodated With board At 40 corner of Sian on
and fosyth sts over the Drus store. Cali for tSres
dAyI. 196
POIRD-A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN RF
- accommodated q 81 y par week, ~ Us Elm a,
beixnan Hnnam and Canal ~ sht
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Too Late for Classification.
- n AT Hs.

HAsSYTr-tn New York, on Friday. Sept. I,
Mary, IN. beloved wife Of Peter HasetL in the ga
year NJ her tCo
The funeral will take place from her late residence
80 llortio street this FriGsyy afternoon, 81 ~
o'clock. $50
----------------------=---- =. -
TOR SALE-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
store; rent low and good le.'c the rtason for
ceiling ont is that NE n going IN Europe Call
for days l4s Y. S7th 1t, he 81 and 81 .yns. 49,
EOR SALE-2 SPLENDID BAY HORSES
Il extra lAtse hay, IL hands hish, o years old. |
pics hay, l5S hsnd., Just flom tho country, rAt-
rsnted sound and tinf all harne,a Ct fer cart or
truck. To bs seen e23 Delaney =. las
pLUMBERS wANTED-NONE But Good
- hands need apply, OF A. s. DELoUEX, "A
Beockrs SS
WANTED "A WEI NURSE WITH A
w ffesh breast Of mils vill fad good horse at
32b w. 32d ct. l31
WANTED A LAD ABOUT ia, WHO
w vri'es plain quick hand, 70 copy. Salary IS q
week. Aadtass Bor 5,661 p. o.,N.Y. SsI
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LOST AND FOUND.

RANK BOOK LOST, ON THE BLFECKER
~ Street Savings Bsnk-So. 26t, S4L Tho finder
viii please return II TO the Bank.
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Lake Tahoe .,,.
powder
HORSE SHOEING
shop Adjoining Sacramento wnson Shop

HAVING RENTED THE SHOEING De
Ill partment Of the Sacramento Wagon Shop.
am now prepared TO do all kinds Of horse ahoe.
Ing promptly and TO order. Having made Horse
Shoring my exclusive business for many years.
am safe In saying that those who patronlze me
will not go away dissatisfied. Try me-
Iu3 m 100 ............ D. BLACk.
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seminal Weakness - sworn Certifl-
cate of n Remarkable Cure OrSPer-


\ desire to benefit suffering humanity. and u
feeling OF gratitude 20 Doctor W. h. Doherty,
alone induces me 10 make this statement. For
many years have been afflicted with that fearful
disease known Spermatorrhmn or Seminal
Weakness, to n fearful extent, which was soon
followed by the most alarming symptoms, Hs
weakness OF the back and limbs, pain in the head,
iimneSs OF vision, nervousness and general de-
bility. My mind, too, was affected 10 such an eS-
ieut as &c seriously mpNr my memory my IDEAS
were confused and spirits depressed. was averse
TO society: had evil forcbodingS and Sefdistrllst,
and was entirely untitled for any OF the duties OF
life. From lass 10 the summer OF 1853 en-
p,oyed the very beS: medical talent could hnd
and spent several hundred dollars but in no in
stance could obtain more than temporary relief
had about concluded there was no relief for mo
in this world, but reading Dr. Doherty's adver.
iisement, l thought should call and see him, and
he charged nothing for consultation. had an in
,erview with DIR. Dohcrty n: l. Dofiice In Sacra-
,nvnto street. ami his fee for treatment was 80
reasonable ! determined to try him, though did
not expect much benefit from his treatment. On
tue fifth Of December last placed myself under
his care. In one week found myself very much
Improved and now after five weeks treatment
feel myself thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
aud In tho enjoyment OF the best health. Hoping
shat my experience may be Of benefit to others
similarly afflicted, subscribe myself,
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me, this 18th
day Of january, A. n. 1864.
lLSl \. G.. RANDALL, Notary Public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-24
To Corrcspondcnts.

Patients residing in any part OF the State, how
ever distant, who may desire the opinion and nd
vice OF Doctor Doherty in their respective cases,
aud who think proper to submit written state.
Inent Of such, in preference 10 holding personal
interview, are respectfully assured that Thereon
inuncations will be held most sacred. Doctor
Doherty takes this opportunity OF observing that
all letters are opened and replied to only 6y him
self and the latter ~ promptly AS possible II
the case be- fully and canddly described, and the
u.ua fec ofSl0 enclosed (by express or registered
letter., personal communication will be unneces.
sary. M instructions for diet. regimen, and the
general treatment OF the Itself (including the
remedies) will be forwarded withou; delay, and
In such manner aS To convey no idea OF the Pur-
port OF the letter or parcel NJ transmitted.
~ Consultation vt the Office, FREE; by letter.
so. Permanent cure guaranteed or n" pay.
w K. DOHERTY, NJ, D..
iul0 Jun San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-24

OF June. ID. 1854.
(L.&l As. GOULD. Notary Public.
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Io The Amicfesl,

nR ". X. DoHERTY RETURNS HIS sin.
~ ccre thanks 10 his numerous patients for their
patronage, and would take this opportunity 10 re.
mind them that he continues to consult. at his In
Stitutc, for the curc OF Chronic Diseases of the
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and Genito
Urinary organs, and all Private Diseases, viz /:
syphilis in all its forms and stages; GonorrhGa
Hleet, Structures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Ennis
sions, Sexual Debility, Diseases of the Back and
LoinS, Inflammation Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
'tc.. etc; and he hopes that his long experience
and successful practice uf many years will con.
iinue TO insure him u share Of public patronage.
by the practice ofmnny years IN Europe and tho
United States, be IL enabled 10 apply tho most cf.
cient and successful remedies against diseases Of
al kinds lie uses no mercury, charges moder'
ate, treats his patients In correct and honorable
way, has references OF unQuestiOnaOc veracity
IRON men OF known responsibility and high
standing in society. All parties consulting him.
by letter or otherwise. will receive the best and
cntlest treatment, and implicit secrrSy.
a Case Of Gleet and Structure.
Doctor Doherty-Dear Sir: feel my health 10
fully restored that. in common gratitude, believe
should make you some written acknowledgment
Tor your valuable services, particularly so your
fee was small for the work performed. ] arrived
in this city from the East about one year ago.
and was then suffering from an old case of elect.
complicated with structure, Being u stranger In
the city. and believing TINT those doctors who
Kavo such posiiiv" assurances OF success were
necessarily the beat (somo OF whom have II large
number OF ti;eS). placed myself In their charge,
and continued under treatment until had lost
nearly all hope and q considerable sum OF money
wish 10 say now that you tho sixth doctor
have employed and the only one that has done
me any service. My tileei is wholly cured, the
Structure Ia all removed. and my general health
IL better than IL has been for years. In cOnclu-
sion, would say 10 the many untortunates who
require medical advice. ii you have any doubt ~
To whom you should employ, ask DIR. Doherty for
my address and come and sec ME Il keep store In
ihis city,. My experience may save you many
dollars. would also add that In the early stage
Of my disease l used 4 large amount OF the pre-.
paraiions advertised as an nfalibo cure for Con.
0rrhpa, Gleet etc., but never derived any benefit
IRON them. I am, Doctor, very truly yours.
l.. II.
Subscribed and swora 10 before me this stday
OF June. 4. u. 1864.
u.&l AS. GOULD Notary Public.
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Lost.

"..ap "a. tIla4NsN -1OBt. -#s#f rfst -"t-H $500
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT. ],
IN the undersigned, have lost two certificates,
OF ten shares each, OF Imperial Oonsolidsted NM
ing ConapSny's stock; New Truckes District,
State Of Nevada, bearing date Of Juno l2th, 1855,
Nos. -. wurn all personsi asainGt. tbs 'pur:
chase Of said stock, u IL has been cancelled on
The Ieoppsny'p books, and has never ben en-
dorSed by,me. b. REED.
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RAILROAD.
-, -. ~ ~ ~ ~ -,

As well as with the mountain towns throughout
Il Dorado. Alpine and Esmeraldn counties.
Couch = Co.'S Stage Limo connect With this
Train at Latrobe. conveying passengers TO all the
larger towns OF Amador, Calaveras, and Tuolum.
ne counties The 6 and l045 4. N. trims down
connect with tho Pioneer Stage Line at ShinSle
Springs, and with Couch e. Co.'S Stage Line at
Latrobc. ...
FREIGHT will be taken on all traius except
the O. 4. NJ. train from Sacramento, and the l0:4S
\. VI. train from Shingle Springs.
au2l F. 4. BISHOP. Superintendent.
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES.

Dr. w. X. Doherty's Private Medical
and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery Opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's ofiice)
iFS@Private Entrance on Leidesdorff street, ,.2.s
San Francisco, California.
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientifc medical aid In the treatment
and cure Of Rll Private and Chronic
Diseases, Cases Of Secrrsy.
and all Sexual Dis.
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Eo The Indies,

When female Il in trouble, or afflicted with
disease. as Weakness of the Back and Loins, Pain
in the Head Dimness OF sight, Loss OF Muscular
Power. Palpi,atlon of the Heart, lrritaolity, Ncr
vousness Extrcme Urinary Difficulties DeranGe'
men, Of the Digestive Functions, General Debil'
it's, vaEiatis. all Diseases Of tho Womb. Hyste-
ria SterIty, and all other diseases peculiar to e-
males they should so or write ut once TO the cell
cbrated Female Doctor, W. X. Doheriy, at his
Medical Institute, and consult him about their
troubles and disease. The Doctor is cffectns
more cures than any other physician in the State
Of California Let no false delicacy prevent you,
but apply Immediately and save yourself from
painful snherinSs and premature death. AL mar
rird ladies' whose delicate health or other circum.
stances prevent IN Increase in the family, should
write or call at DR.. w. X. Dohcrtys Medical ln.
stitute and they will receive every possible relief
and help. The Doctors offices Consisting OF i
suite OF six rooms), are so arranged thar he can
he consulted without fear Of observation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-28

We cannot account for the haste of profess
edly loyal men to get the rebel States Gre
constructed, or in aposition to exercise theil
old power for mischief We know why reb
els are anxious to get United States troop.
from their territory, and why copperheads ia
vor whatever rebels want; but what is The
Government, what are Union men to gain b,
a concentration Of the political power Of the
South Immediately in the hands of the mer
who commenced and carried on the rebellion
Upon those points the n. Y. Tribune express
es our sentiments to dot, in the subioine,
article:
When we are asked to favor plan of ere
construction which restores the revoltet
States to an equality in all things with tn,
loyal, and places all power therein in tn,
hands of the rebel minority of their people
we are compelled to decline. Hear our rea
sons before judging them insufficient
Eleren of our States mot including the dis
puted) were recently in rebellion against the
Union, with the full assent and co -operation,o
ottheir authorities. namely:
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The political canvass of the candidates of the
Soldiers and Loyal Citizens Union party, of Lee
county, will begin on Tuesday, September 10th,
in the following order, to-wit:
Thursday, Sept. 2sth, P. NJ, Eofs School
House, Washington TIP.
Friday, Sept. 10th, Pm, Fort Madison, Madl-
son TIP.
Saturday, Sept. Both, P.s., Brick School
House, Jefferson TIP.
Monday. Oct. I'd, P. NJ, Charleston, Charles
ton Tp.
Tuesday, Oct. Sd, NJ, croton, Van Buren,
Township.
Wednesday, Oct. 4th, P. NJ, Hoosier Green,
Des Moines TIP.
Thursday, Oct. 9Th, p. NJ, Montrose, Mon
trose, TIP.
Friday, Oct. 9th, P. NJ, Keokuk. Jackson
Township.
1t is hoped that all soldiers and loyal men will
turn out in force at the times and places above
mentioned, and hear the eloquent addresses OF
Colonel E. P. Woop and the other candidates and
and speakers who will be present to discuss the
political questions of the day. For further in
formation as to what speakers will be present, in
addition to the candidates, the committee respect
fully refer the public to the posters which will be
circulated in few days.
By order of the Central Committee of the Sol
diers' and Loyal Citizens Union party of lie,
county. D. B. HILLS. Chairman.