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WHAT THEY MUST DO.

The reconstructed faithful go forth into
this Hawkeye field of political labor this cam
paign with big work before them. Demo
cracy had ascendency in Iowa once; she lost
it BY corruption and devotion TO the slave
propagandists. When the rebellion came so
thoroughly recreant did the party prove to
loyal duty that it was utterly repudiated by
Dopsr and II rSs in the National Congress
shamed and dishonored slavery hating con-
stituency by the yilest dough iaceism; the
most trucking devotion TO southern slave
drivers and undeveloped traitors.
When the southern democracy inaugurated
war to destroy the t mon and the Iowa de-
mocracy controlled by Mason organized anew
under the Failandigham regime then il los
its CoLrs. SI1Lgs' and BAxERs, its loyal mas
ses threw parry aside but finding that the Val
landigham leaders had placed party before
country, they fell into the Union ranks and
abjared Copperhealiism.
Foremost among the States stood Iowa in
meeting the reqnisilion made upon her for
men; and more gallant wore not the country &
uniform. From those that the gallant Lyon
led when he fell at Wilson'S creek, up to
Johnson Surrender. the death Of the confed-
eracy and that grand trumphal march up
through the Nations capital, Iowa soldiers
maintained their States fair fame in the bat
tie aud with their ballot set the seal Of con.
demnanon npon the copperhead democracy.
If because they affiliated with Cops and be-
came their standard bearers, Tur-rIrand Bgy
Toy were refused Union support, how much
show have the JOKES, DEANS and CLAeErTs
for controlling politically Iowa's loyal vo-
tiers?
Ay' these emergent fossils have much Il
do before they can succeed They must forcs
upon our soldiery forgetfulness of Iowa valol
ia battle, of Iowa's patriot dead, of cop
perhead sympathy with rebellion. Must caus,
them to place Fort Lafayette JOKES with hi,
declared sympathy with JEFF. DAVIS and hi,
traiscrous enterprise before the gallant DoDGI
who SO nobly and loyalty leads in politica
strife as he did in war They must create IL
orr people love for Henry Cray DEAs
greater than they bear for their friends per
ished in defense Of the Union. They mus
prepare loyal lowans for the shame Of black
ening the States patriot record, voting cen
sure upon its heroes living and dead and for
co Alton with southern sympaihizers and late
so 1thern rebels Gentlemen, it won't b
done
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nlr xe.non of defense be could command

only weapon Of defense he could command-
. simple pocket knife-and struck the man
EtwSes, evidently with effect. as he let 90 the
bride, and another man cams fEom the woods
md bore him away, uAile NJ. Pr, mo9s Hs
escaps with his horse. No tracso of the tnieyes
| ~ ret been discovered. n view q 1e
isalence Of horses fasdd4 - 81 ),
Z vigilance committee has been organized,
composed Of citizens from Liberty and Sha.
ron toxpships. in this county. aud .K0e %. y
the Iuckless villain who shall receive punish.
ment at their hands. = Ks 81 &Na
l-.sAs Pasrieks Doaaslly, IN company with
his wife, was quietly walking from Luna to
i Clinton, lsst Wsdassds3 evening" N se1ro-
voked assault was made upon them by three
wsifdfssed niRans, Who overlook thsm IN
carriage, and who had evidently been freely
Inducing in poor whiskey. Besides being Sc
yerely bruised, Mr.. d. arm was broken in
1.-The assault, It is supposed by slung shot.
The case Of the attack seems to be attribnta-
BILE to sheer drunken malice, and vas - i,ru'
tai as it was unprotected ~
A colored steyedore fell from barge IN
tow of the steamer Reserrs, last tuesday
and being unable to swim would have
drowned, had not plank been thrown to MS
rescue, to which he chung for dear liie' ana
by dint of persevering efforts succeeded IN
gaining the shore, the most Thoroughly satur-
ated specimen Of black humanity that ever
survived the Deluee.
Between the hours Of one and two
o'clock. last Monday morning, the steamer
STARLIGHT came down the river with barge IN
tow loaded with oats and pig lead, and when
within some four hundred fee; Of tho bridge
was apparently making for the west passage,
which it could have passed through wiiheu'
difficulty, but when in close proximity to the
draw pier an attempt was made to sheer ii in.
to the east channel, when the current swep.
i against the pier. damaging hebsrge THAT
ii sank soon after, having been FIRST towedinto
shallow water. The barge Was loaded with
some three thousand sacksof oats. about one.
half of which were uninjared.
We gleau the above items from the Clinton
Herald. "a
MILITIA RETrRss Foa ls66.-Militia lists
have been received at the Adjutant General
Office in Clinton, from the following counties
We give the footings Of the counties aud com
lpare them with those of last year and Of 1862
! 4 ha of tho
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How exceeding lovely We're the President
and his President, Mr.. SEWARD, in their re-
sponses to the invitation to attend the Fourth
Of July celebration at Tammany Hall, New
York. ANDY was generally and expansivey
sweet; Mr. SEWARD specifically mellifuous.
Mr.. JonSsoS was patriotic and airy; Mr..
SEWARD was letting fountain Of the milk of
human kindness gushing over on the Tam
many Society. Taminanv is the head centre
Of New York Copperhcadsm. 1t is the ar.
mory whence New York Democracy drew its
weapons TO combat the 'shigher law doc
trines Of which Mr.. SEWARD was the cham
pon ii was the foe of that freedom for
which Mr.. SEWARD 50 long and consistently
lab3red. Says the New York Tribune ain
the darkest hours Of our contest, Tammany
Hal reelected Ben. WooD to Congress, know
ing that he never gave, and never ,oouid give,
vote in favor Of suppressing the Rebellion.
Tainmany Hall elected and reelected to Con-
gre IS JoHS W. CnASLEs, whose heart was as
thoroughly with the Rebellion as was Ben.
Woods. And. in the gloomiest days Of our
gtcAt SdhskiVt thC Ah1iAtnhy uiasot Va khu
Forth delivered, to crowd of delighted
Democrats, q lecture on EDMUND BURKE,
written expressly to show that the Slavehold-
ing Rebels were fighting for the identical
caase upheld by our fathers in their Kevolu-
tionary struggle, and never could, because
they never ought to, be overcome"
Yet it is to this Society Mr. SEWARD makes
-%
the loveiesf Of SacchaEuistic, Pickwickian,
and sugar plum speeches, He strikes an at
ti,ude and pours himself out to Ben. Wood
d Co, with refreshing tondness thus;
Il have had some differences, in my time,
with the Tammnny Society; but long ago
forgot ,hem ali, when recalled the fact that
the Society has never once failed to observe
and honor the anniversary of National indie
pendence and The further fact that, during
the recent civil war; the Tammany Society
sent its sons to Fight for the Union, and With
answering fidelity heartily supported the
Federal Government in its struggles with 80
dition. In view OF these facts, and Of the
noble principles now arowed. I hail the Tam
many Society as a true Union League
Il "a
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IOWA TIE MS.


:. The Dubuque Herald is making Cop
perhead raid on Judge Cole. Nobody hurt.
An itinerant book pedlar up at Daven-
port has been perpetrating divers improper
things not in the legitimate line of his trade.
Thus he visited q house the other day, and
after,ryin to sell the lady book he asked
her if she were French lady, said she looked
very like his sister, and tried to kiss her :
she screamed for help; he ran hasn't been
caught, but if he is he will suffer roughly.
See the Gosette.
One Capt. John Claussen. aforetime
member Of the 10th Iowa, attempted to rob
and murder, near Davenport the other day, a
Mr. MeyerIecently from Germany, and who
had in his possession some $500. So saws
the Gazette.
There is a family quarrel in the Dubuque
Times office. Mr.. Gilbert, the radical editor,
fails to see any beauties in 'sMy Policy"
while Mr.. Graves. one of the principal pro
rrietors, being johnson man don't want
Andy to be radically pitched into. Mr..
Lrayes had better retire.
A cannon burst at the scandinavian cele.
bration on the Fourth inst, near Ciermons,
Clayton county. Two sisters, young ladies',
were killed on the spot one woman so in
iured that she died in two bonrs thereafter,
and several other persons were badly hurt.
w. W Williamson. of Des Moines, has
~ A.. r..
Judge in the Fifth District. He expects, on
course, that the Cops will come up to his sup.
port.
The bridge across the 'tWapseyn on the
Aliens Grove road about eighteen miles from
the city, has been completed and opened for
travel to the public The structure is sub
s;antial one, over 300 feet in length. having
nine piers with 30 feet span. The spiles up
on which the bridge rests, were all pointed
with iron, and fastened into position BY .
heavy driver. Thecost of the structure was
over three thousand dollars. So SAYS the
Davenport Gdzette -
The good people of Grinnell find their
Sabbath Accommodations too short for them.
and are adding so feet by so to the church
edifce- This will give three hundred and
twenty additional sitangs, and the house will
be SO feet By 80 when completed. 1t will be
sufficiently advanced for the holding Of the
College Commencement next week.
The Wheailand 4drocate says that few
nights since as Mr.. c. Par vas riding a val
liable horse between Toronto and Maxlo1,
in this county, he was set upon by SONS vit-
lain who demanded his horse. Not being il
clinsd 70 disposs Of TO chssply b. DIV -
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ring the first wear of the war !:

The Abba Union contains the following
account Of a singular accident which took
place between that place and slaeyyille on
the i,h inst. ASA al
Two Irishmen gushing with patriotism and
CARVING pressure Of lager beer OF a6ont $40
pounds 10 the square inch, were riding in
opposite directions at q furious rate OF speed
and met at a sudden turn in the road. We
presume they fancied themselves to be the
legitimate defendants of the Scottish warriors
Grant and Mcpherson, as each refused to give
the other the road. he consequence vas
that the horses came IN collision, breaking
the neck ofone of ihem-we mean the horse s
neck and not the Irishmanis.
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a.TCuEL0Is,. HAIR DYE.

The osigiual aud Best in The xnrid, The only trus
and perfect sir Dye. Harmless Reiisbe and fs~ssn
taneoas Produces inredisseiy . splendid Block OF
natural Rre~n, without inini hair OF ssin Rsm
sdiss the III effects bad dyes Sold by all prugsts
The genuine is sixned william. 4 BAfoneior Also,
RBGESEaATINa EXTRACT or MrLLyFLEuKs.
for Restoring and Bssasitssng the Hsir.
augz1-dAvly CHARLES BACHELOR, n.
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CglGaTg~ tRsAAIIe VEGETABLE SOAP.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refssd
Vegetable Oiis in eomhhsn With GlyeerfAsi
and especially iesgLed fer the Of Ladies and
the Nursery. It's perfume IL exquisite, andits
ing properties unrirsllef For sale by all druggists.
fsbi2itxls <5t4
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY, al Essay
Of Warming distraction fof Yeang Men. Also, Dis
eases and Abuses whea PROSTATE the vital po~eee With
sure meass ef rsiif. sert tree Sc charge IN seaed
ritter envtiop-s. Address, rr. j. sElLLIS HouG1I-
Ton. howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa ld&s3m.
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IT were not meet that any of us should
stand in the presence of the dead with re-
proaches; but We may learn. J. Fl LssE vas
simply hard, grasping, selfish politician.
He fought in the canse Of freedom in Kansas
as an ndventurer; in the same spirit he sold
out to JOHNSON. He had MUSCLE there Is
no manly life without it it doesn't make
manly life without principle. LANE had no
more OF this than the nounte bank He did
have shame. He went home; betrayed
constituency met him with rebuke, or cold
ness. He shot himself. He was prominent
" connected with the anti-savery movements
in this country longer than LINCOLN; he lived
longer. Both died from pistol shot but
there IL difference Of principle. of life, Of
character. broad and palpahle. LANE sold
out his political birthright for mess OF pot
tage. He has got his reward
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DE Iowa Normal Musical Academy
opened at Davenport Wednesday morning.
Prot. Fargo is At the head Of the faculty. We
learn don ~ GdsettG.
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USE THE BEST. .
DR.. CL o G K
EXCELSIOR
HAIR RESTORER r,

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rhte 9r IN. H.ls and the oniy artcis ~
tn merits chimed ftrit.
ITAMAKES HAIR GROW ON BALD
4 81 HEADS.
ayre~s fs. faiii.s ~ w gray, cures an dssses
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COR. tie puhii: ~, hair the ~ he r'fspted
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yunIcIAl COyyENTION.

Republican Judicial Convention for the First Judi.
ca District Of the State Of Iowa. will be b-id Ut Mount
Pleasant lows Thursday the 10th OF July is6s at
10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates the following Offices to be filled at the ensuing
general election, to viii:
DISTRICT JUDGE.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
The ratio Of representation will be the same that
adopted by the Republican State Convention.
JHo. H. GEAR. Chm Judicial Committee
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RAYMOND has repented. he maoe e. :.
Is leader and prepared to march under -
colors. He didn't know thst A. J. had head
ed for the reb.I sca.sp 80 perdition. Az
DREW had, aud RAynoxp has wearied OF tne
hard service that In been imposed upon h ~
bv his alien taskshasters. Bat HESAKAz
served 50 long and With such seeming WI,
hngness that the cusses Of those who hated
ANDREW fell upon him. Then came the eau .saa
for the Bread and Butter Convention where
wa4tb Be: gathered all the chiefs oshecesslon
and the fuglemen Of Northern -Butsernutlsm.
Then the Southern Confederacy was to ui-
unph in peace as ii had not done 70 war
Treason was to be exalted, and Loyalty 70
be put down, while, with hosannahs, An
DREW was to be hailed Great Mogul OF he
coastraciion,s,s, and RAyxosD, DootiTTLE &
Co. were TO shout in chorusat the triumph OF
Slavery and Treason over Patriotism and
Freedom.
Now has RAYMOND bethought him that this
i too base service even for himself to render.
So he becomes reca.citrant, and abjures the
rebel domination. Let him bring forth works
meet for repentance.
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
wehsve PIT up ana .cla ~ arf'elrf r orer % Ter'
ard css Trtfa ofis VI al ~e asre
been allie TO say Of -y etser ueiiciee--sfvxs
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VIXEN tssneIs used Never did know an tnstsnre Of
d..sisfac.Ion iy arA b. nsed H. On tortfsry.
all aye dslishisd viii its ops aers, sed sp-ak n terms
rnendslon Of IT. sast al sTe,s and medical str-
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50 ,sass' exteyis nee hrPvraiiqs sos
rHE rutrrtsfsr on -nsf ~ atAE pfetAsf In slmfst
every in-sne where the inf Is sn1eFlnr from Pain
AMI eshaustios. relief ~ De estaa In fifteen msasts
sner the syrnp Is administered.
rnli directions for usi7g wis accompany each tctue
~one genuine anls~s the fac-simile Il CURTIS PER
Efss, New Yaik, IL on the ousssas wrapper
Sold by xit druggists tarougaeet'sae world
Price. only SO Cents FER Ecttic
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q
s1Ssts iseons. Get DuseA4fs
J~s4i 1Ssisf
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- "a serious .nnoy.nsS prSpri'
.tor, Of :, article In unusual dema&G 81 bhcount*r
n. ps.sI Initiation q 4 z R:s.:s ssa.!lz sn:sr
psiom nd i1arpsasis r.n iSdIyidail q Nm vish
xp. RI sSi1dh4 AHu b@isA l4
AxsIds2 Is the eaale1fn
BILE and II il some satisfaction to the party wrougsd that
the wronses Il made 10 snHef but In most c-ses the
vass ar. msn n ra~. vho esnuos lsspond 10 dollars
- the lsv's award. sHst
HOST EfTRR STOMACH BIrrERe being Stand
ard Lssse marketable sverywsers and Seprssnt ~ the
value sxsd u p snesrstssy % Natisuas eans bal
rspssseai1 the sstsnt expressed ~ ce has hseu
sstsnsvsiy constructed end sinsIatsA 7hs psopsss-
tSss have spest mihy thorsapd doi.a In btfng ~ bnd
hsstiso dsssa Indispensable individuals and hfus Who
have given their uincs to this dry work These par
tie.-xome Of them at ieas--hsve way OF c1 n ding
their bsss foagh they change their tosseis.-
when an IrjunctSn IL 5teH 10 Fart Of the
ecnutr, they sometimes -vsnnose 20 anotfsf and try
tbs tr.k again In some eases ii Is necessary 70 XII
th. s-o or three times Perhaps the best thing
ia, he dome under these Circumstances to tay an
;ureti N upon in who Ass ths Rittsr 10 buy only q
d.I.r, vbo. the can trust In every city, town ans
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procured Of liable men Of business
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HE WOODEN DEpARTMEN,

Erabraoe~ a superb rejection Of BIankets Fanntls,
Vans dc &c.
The Notion DEPARTMENT contains splendid lot
Gave ard Hosiery, of TIE very bs~t quality liable
gentlemen. boy, mi-see and children
uf-i-s veal far rseu, wo-seu LDJ ehila-ea-
k!1e HrSsd Cloths Cashmere and Heavy B-srerr n
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A xk ~ Wsoi CJoshs aar Heavy Bsar~rs 10
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shssf@ xithf n- fr F.ttiss and Misses. Aisc
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skssts ~ fhr hres' sttt hrd patterns
cz,p e. filor Oh G otis. A1ts- Rags. Isuge<ss, Sc
TIE xb0ve Il but intmsfien o. the large .tcsk 81
stxp and farcs oses krpi ~ this firm sfars u to
ss they kr. ytliDs that ~ tieg1nt and useful in
the drs = fiar tfe Arrest sik ard six velvet
cioh dawn tar thInIiA, na@ils, thread huftfa- and
winnings sith Which r. r1ahei 1t And :. they buy
ei@risely free b, their will BOT havs pay
theta iutsrHs Nrii sss p-eh;-
Gail ans .yAEsir@ M ycrr-efyr- Thu rrcr'iet1rs end
their . lsrg witfa*s grsns t4exre ib sseR
irg their stick, ard TO IL that y1u dr4it
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FOR SALE.

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and good bTi haSn- Title good " sal. Enquirv ei
wv FELT1s
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bots - rTir~--s neIe bdttse, ONE boLLaR
half aes.a tos ; I'VE IN tE k40sf 500 sf--sit
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Special Notices.

1snanss Ltghsning Fly killer
Miss Ct - with aies, and II eounssesd sasas
n - = dIr I'll summer.
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Price. only 35 Cents FER Hcttie
errt4-Gkws1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-13

10 the amount Of ESQ The Their Acknowledged 70 the
owner of be property Mr. Ersn T. Hopes by the denaau
R Was sentenoed Imprisonment IN the PeAieaJ Oi ono
year - -, -. 1890.
Charles King aud Raymond Carr two notorious knavee
pleaded guilty OF petit srreny from The person Ihey Wfs
ebsrged BY Henry Neal Of No. n Broadway VITA pcAus ms
poeket Of watch worth ESQ the 9th OF
der the following Circumstance; Nj Nea! was
Of Delmonic6s in fOurteehth-st waiting Win Iuee
10 zee the President As be looking M ne
features Of that diguitary his attention was uG0e9
the direction Of bis vest pocket at which some O1o S
ing He heard click his watch WAS twistel HoS tne
rng and turning caught King passing he HeIon 70 y.
Both held by bin until OoeS Cluel anS isIon
srdsop 0f the Fifteenth Preo,uct came up enc hedo ne
The stolen property thrown away Dy C, uu'
found by Mr. Waller end brought TO the salloh A"e
prisoners were remanded for sentence.
CALENDAR FOB TODAY.
Court Of General Sessions A. D. Enssei presdng uuh
ming s. Bedford H. for the People: The People tgt Thomas
Dix grand larceny The People art Celia Kelly grend lar
ceny Of money The People sgt Eliza AIKEN grand larceny
The People sg LOUISA Maxwell grand larceny OF money Inc
People agt Wilhelm Levy grand larceny. The People agi
Josephine EddngOn grand larceny OF money The People agL
Mary Sheridan grand larceny The People og George Dee
gan and VIM h. BODaeun grand larceny The People agt
VIM A. McGlory and james Tighe robbery. trst degree
The PeOpe John Donovan grand larceny. The feOpe
ag Patrick Conner Michael MoGnnis robbery hrs de-
gree The People agt. John Brady ADD james Fzpat1ck
burglary third degree The People Smuel CROOKS anu
JACOB ROsenburg receiving stolen goods The People ag.
Andrew Ryan, receiving stolen goods The People at Johh
H. Trapp receiving goods by false petensos Tie PeOpe As
Charles l.. Reux, assault and battery
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"WEDNESDAY, Sept. i2-r. n

Gold is still kept proftaby strong by the bulls, who
make the bears pay interest and commission daily for its
use There is great disposition to bull gold except by
few professional OPERATORS who reason that as long as
the drain for customs continue and the market is not
eyed BY sales from the Treasury by the prepayment
of the NoTember interest the premium cannot be ma
teray reduced The Department has another mode by
which it can deprive the gamblers Of their seSdest source
Of p,oft-the purchaser for customs dutes It has only
TO announce that it will make daily prce at which GER
tfcates reieemabe ct the Custom-HOu for duties
will be sold. and the god bulls would
come to grief 1t would at once cut od their revenue
from losnng gold aud force them TO carry their prop
erv instead of having il carried The daily withdrawal Of
5OOOO legal tender money Of National Bank notes and
even from the Banks in addition to the present drain would
soon tell upon the money market and make gold Pecua-
tons much less profitable and consequently unpopular
The Secretary for the last year has been playing the part
OF great financial guide board pointing the way to
specie payments but making no resolute forward move
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