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THE UNIoN REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
1he Unlted States which I1IlaSttl "a, 3.
EresS At its late session IbF me 80.
HtitutiOnnl Majority. OF TsSgogFhh
and - now, Before the STATES for aS4.
lneaftOn.5 .tssf n rs 5.,,ie.
Reoolpedl, By the Senate and FIolIza M FRenL
resentatiyes of the United States Of a f1eFIta
IN IN congress assembled tWo-thirds OF both
be proposed TO the fegfslafures OF the sa1,EII
states as an amendmauf5 "a The (yGnsi iifnff1I1
OF OF tas United State, y hieh, when Fatihed
snal pe valid As apart of the Constitution,
"A TIcLE-SEcTIoN 1. An persons born a.
natuTalized in the United States and snbIeSf
TO tue jurisdiction therenf are cfffZgnE of flIe
United states, and or thu State wherein they
laWsWhIeh shall abridee ltlie iIe.SS ~ NJ
munlues of the citizens or the IInifeli ElafeS I,
he iberty or pforerty S iss & de Pe51a q
OF lHWt nor deny TO any person within IL
tne equal prot ton Of the laws
TONED among the several States accOrfiinp 70
llelE pecttVe numbers, counting the whole
=, S ~ t ~ =. sSn state
vote at any election for electors or Presdent
and vice President or for United States Rep-
cal o1iloeEs5 on the members OF the Ieiisia-
ture thereof 10 denied %. any of TIA male
AhA4Au-luHs OF Buen Etabe, being tWentV-Ong
years OF age, and citizens OF the United SfafeS
or IN any way abridged, except for participa-
ton In rebellion or other cFinfis the basis of
representation therein shall be reduced in
the IpropoTtton which the number OF such
male ettizens Shall bear to the whole number
q Or male citizens tWenty-one years OF age IN
sBcTIos 3, Noperson shall be a Senator or
hepres sentative IN Congress; elector Of PreaI-
dent or Vice President, or held any office
clyl or military under the United States inf
under any SUITE, who, having previously fa-l
ken an oath as q member Of ColiafesS or "A 4
memberof any State DeRislRture Or aS an lJe-
eeudye or Judicial officer Of any State, to
support the Constitution Of the Unitad Statss
shan 8 have ENGAGED In insurreclion or rebel
lion agndnst the Same or given aid and COM
fQrt @ the enemies thereof but Congress
1y e yo5s i9a q of each House
sEcTIoN I. The validity Of the public debt
OF the United STATES authorized by Law -iTl-
clndtng debts incurred for the paymenf Of
pensions and bounties for services In sun
tng insuTTectinn OF rebellion, shall not
be que8tioneds bnt neither the United Stafes
nor any state shall assume or pay any debt
OF ohliEnton incurred In aid OF insprTectiOn
or rebellion against the United states or any
claim ioIi the los OF, Emancipation OF. any
slave, but an such debts, obligations, and
claims shall be held Illegal and void. p
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DE-. 8. ). KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MFpToTNFs.

1SAa45C94C 44EQICIH rs.
NEW TREATMENT NEW REMEDIES.
oFTICE, SDsT., CENTRE wHEE1rSo. W. ~.
nR X; HAVING SECURED THE SER
II NllQ0ES Of an Intelligent assistant, who
VIII attend 70. the PREPARATION OF metii-
elnes putting up presc4ptions, DC; VvfiI sr1s
ti,59 9. nm 70 g1Se n more attention to ont pa-
country. ds medicines are All prepared n
az as own once and au delivered 10 Lis pa
!lls !lens oy nlnselL. Dr. X. treats al diseases,
both Acute and Chronte, With which human,
ltY = am tcted. BE hasa Largo number or new
remedies which have proved remaFs0Iiy
successful IN many Of those olIgffflafe esssss n
chronic diseases which heretofore have beaII
euppo8ed 70 be lncufables among which nany
Re named: Consumption, SGrofuln DE-
charges lrom the Ear, OZena ENLARGED Cjland1
CanceE8 and Skin Dissabes HIS n16lis al
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Cofnplninfa
Bronehttts and all diseases OF tie TIhro.lR
ana Ar Pafsages. Hypertrophy and an S,fh-
g OF ne Heart Heuraigih, Epilepsy
sptnsl a Aneettnnst and an diseases Of the Nef-
Yous System, IS acknoy fyy an yt1n i1SItS
TESTED Tito h8 the most certain and rliSre.- AZ
6SS S, ,, = e ne meeleal pTofeion. Dr., K
mentor gu diseases peculiar to yVOu5u -, ~.
"a len5tEul distractions, Palnful MenstTuStion-
ttt,ia p4u9 utegt and an Nervous llise0SsS ~
Nn1cn they are suEject-
~ N!lLtlLllc A4lectioEl3 Of the GenitO Urinary
gflians, VIZ: Catarrh Of Bladder and GyretilrI.
4t11tanle Hlacdefr and Nnu-refsnfion and
afaNell QiQbetis and Dinicnit UTinat atinE sy-
Esltlltttls gl1e1le8 IN All their varied iorn1s
y 9lalLtL 1ee. IL com plteattons and scqueIIR
II eltnatofRhea and 1mpotency, and all afIae-
ions consequentupoRyo youthful indIscretiQns
AlssQ speqlal attention paid to the treatment
Of Figtulas, White dwelling, ScTofnIouG
6ores HarluoSe UlcefS &e. PeFeOng afHIeted,
particularly with old troublesomor eases
should lose no time TO call ON or r1 if{e
KI8GERs Communications conaainfur. ~
promptly noticed 0flce pTegqTipfiOnS and
other Phyafcianass Oliies hourll 9 v. - ~ %
MI 2. ~ to4 p IL, and p u. to9P. ~
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&c sIeeps ll.at gtrIl.aIlll pI-ela eIoo,,
Mr. Z. HEHYE.

nj Is H. .4tAlEFEfAs - e-.7-a- I'D
She sleeps thatstill and placid sleep
4 !, 9s s.Sl NSaleh the weary pant In vnin,5 s.-
= may not weep again; Es
" tlSNefnn0Fe upon her grave ifF sfi-
s9ni.l4 1 behold the Wild-tiowar wave.
They laid her where the ssa1iiIn', and moon
LOOK on her tomb with loving eve. p
ana nave heard the bree1a of Iuna
Sweep DER it like . sieh:, = -
ana rue wild river s. iRatling song
S4roW dirge-like, as It stole along.
And IhaVe dreamt, In many dreams.
VI 4letIJ tJ " no WIS dream 10 me-
&a4la ~ L!ltAeq 70 her by Summer streams,
MI ~ - - cl8 ana on the sea;
~ ll,a1 N ny dreams she grew enShRlned,
Ayoung EgaE1a Of the mind. .,sil
TBS yeaEs ago, and other syeS eve,
"A y ~ nStng their beaut Der my youth,
ana have hung on other sigha -. - = :
and sounds that Seemed ME trutll
ana loved the music which they RHyp
A-lies tnab winch Perished In the graVe.
And have Ieft the cold and dead
10 mlngle With the living cold
Inefe IS q weight around my head
Ny heart q growing Old
= Iof refuge and q home,
Win Knee dead Ellen, IN thy tomb H.. ~
Age sits upon my breast and t1hfn isiot
Ny spirit fades before ii Time -trs. ]
But tnegsa al thine own arlIfi $50 Tt
Z l-91 A93s Partner Of their prtmsI
Thah III the iaIss s1ss and L itisse 9sSq9 eros
Rise, gentle visions Of the hours
" l1len go--lilre binds that come not I,aalr-
ana lng thy pale and funeral 6oVYai5i ~ :
On mem1EF 5 wasted traclr !. I : = -. -.
y 4Qt the wings that make thee bIeGt
~ me- sway ana be oe reSt p f7l-t 5siifi
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FHOaE sIOaROE oOUNFY.

aAt a-+ .ss4flE g G--=Fs-sf 9sfat lflrs
Proeeedinss OF the UnIon COnveAsf0
etihsa = - Onrtho IsGlI. .4W
The delegates rpm the several. town.
snlp Of the county OF Monroe met N
Convention at the Court 1IdlISe -
Union on Thursday the l5tl iillE = -
The meeting ORGANIZED bv the
election of Andrew Reed as Chairman,
ana John Grahaga aB SaGretnfF. p -
me nominations WeE6 taken mn 81,
the order given and the FOL flowing gerl
sietnen placed on the ticket as the ean-
olqateS Of the party this fall.
House Qt DetegaS +. +. Neii.
45ae1lti Lewis Ballard,
Gtel5s and 4ReeoElIs I.aWis CallaaaS
4 9o4eelfttlg zAttoF5lelf Cyrus sIIlir
gl9llt5 ege1ellFeI RI EIftinhr rfesi
- 81 t.lo5' ~ DistTfel- Andr5W Pfafs
4 e9eeS0I. "a 9fstTfet t-IYn m. A JlaIIarJ
s2s,.,9y 3 .t..oeg John Gtahafn!i
ge ~ .tl,e eliTeiti n. n. sIIaifii-
;, On y motion the Hon. NJ HarrisSon5.5 a
q. -. .5ill ElssIl P1riesi Cyrus lTeElin. lame
Sll..l4l gerst and e.. D. IiancrafE S5ers
7 aq minated - dele,at ates TO the Parkers-
,.V.il 1uL q Won EentiQp, With authority to
i'sI..S ~. p the county at any Congress-
oftI.. q lellt on l1at may be held
s1tiess - q : : q burg or elsewhere.
- -. llll4Al5 fuetetS tStgsa lseEo
llp ppolqted u the Southern Union Con-
tentlQn At y Philadelphia.
moaon Greenbury Slack and
g,pts lcIVhoEter, Of Charleston, Kama
WA county were appointed alteEnlites
q. tae FarlI eraburg Convention should
there be failure upon the part Of al
the u bnroe delegates % attend
9I nlutiDn the seeE EetaFtI Of ne hisaf
ing was directed to fuEI 5 = 4
Of The proceeding of the Convention 70
the u heqling III cRIl and West
VtrginIn JoliTIt1I "a 5 -
ga 4lDHEtgs tIlllIl CliaiS1ilfIlt.
JOHN GRAHAM, Gseresd5ig.
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Mes1H. McCAHE, KRAFT a Co., Gelsnenea.
Allow me 10 add my testimony 70 fhat OF
Others, In regard to your celebrated 'sDiarrhea
Compound have been for a long time
Bu1Jece 20 the disease fur which lt q recon-
mended have tried various remedies; hut
never found one that 10 completely eFadicates
,Gne q1selise as ynur medicine "A short time
ago was suffering terribly with Dinrrhea /
procured q bottle OF Erafts DIarrheR Coua-
pound-N experienced immidiata relief from
one dose and after third dose felt as well a.
ever. regard tt as an Invaluable medicine
and would not be without It Yours truly,
L. w. STEWART,
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ShUilia SfmQioni Ciraansr.
HUMPHREYS,
..Hommopathic Speciflcs

HAYE. PROVED, FROlI THE MOST AMPLE
=, . experenee, an entire snecess Slmple-PromPt-
ELleiants anu Reliabla: Ihey ara the only AIeti-
ctnes Perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple
thAt mistakes cannot Be made In using them; -
ass - 70 o iIee rom danger, and so efficient as
20 be AivHys liable They have Fasei the hiche5t
e95mmendAtion from all, and viii always render sat
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'I,d IS lIl5s 1I.5 e ,5s ss s1.aT.g e aRTgsl.

woodn't thought I. Twoodn't trade
PLACES with an angel, even up. "A ofis,
WITH put little to do; with four grocerys
within a stones throw is ez much hap
ptness ez my bilera will stand without
Dustiu' An angel, 4 soothI
- IPRrRoLRURT v. Massey, p. NJ.
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whom to know is to lend therefore

belt > 80
Resolved, That we greet the President
and ashoor him Nv our continy yood sup
port and confidence. IEss =
4feaotped That We now consider the
work nv. Reconstruction so far ez this
community is concerned, completed,
and that we feel that we are Wunst
more restored to our proper relashuns
with the federal government. a
Resotped, That the glorious defence
made by the Democracy Of Moo Orleans
agtn the combined conventioners and
n1ggeHs shows that freemen cannot be
conquered, and that white men shel
rool America. a - -
ResotUed, That on this happy occa-
sion we forgive the GOvernment for
what we did, and cherish nary resent
ment agin anybody. ,asi y -tsia li.il-s
Ihe resolutions Wuz adopted and the
meeting adjourned with three cheers
tor johnson and his policy.
Then came a scene. Every last one
uVsem he'd como there with note made
out torthe amount owed him at three
months. Kindness nv heart is weak
ness nv mine, and signed em all,
Ieelln that II the mere fact nv Wfitin nv
name wood do em any good, It wood
ne crooel In me to object to the little
labor required. Bless their innocent
soles they went away happy.
me next morning. I took possesshun
Am I awake, or am I dreanin, y
thought I. Not no! 1t ia no dream.
Here Is the stampsl here is the blanks,
and here Is the commisshun! It Is trooi
IheeFeda child across the way sing
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. Is, ,sss

~ = n NfAaEaNIIlI IaIlIl.l DC. ISII Ib65.
MessTs. MCCABE, KRAFT 4 Co, Gcnfie,ae,l /.
have been using your .' DlaFrllea Compound
IN my faTnily for some time, and can say with
much pleasure, that It Is the BIrsr HIDtGIEE
OF the kind I have ever used, and do eheerful-
~ recommendt II TO my friends.
WIN nuch respect, am your friend,
A i[l V. n. MErGALFE
ID Of fMetcalfe, Bro. & Co.
McCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale DruR-
gistss w heeling, W. Va. sole PrOpFietoEs to
whom al orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED. KRAFT & Co.. Centre
" heeling, WEST & hGFTCHELIl, RridgepoTt
OHIO. and by Dealers In Medicines every
Where- feb2l-8md&w
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Franklin insurance CompanJ
OF WHEELIN0.
GnDlaol. -. = - = -nIEn- nm Z

aOVOa
- Aas.a DLfEECEuIf8s isa5lI III ~
I. II. Logan, 4. p. EhAIleToss Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo Mendel, John ZoeGkIer, SnTnl. McClei-
Ian. g, ". FFanEhein, Jas. n. Vance, Alex.
ETlEIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
4 ; orFa1li1a[ii are prepared to take RISKS at
mn Tate8 on bull dtnG8 Of an kinds, Tnerehan-
dtsei notwithstanding e8tahliahments, fufni-
ture, steam boats and c1rgoes ON the western
rtvsT9 and 1nre5, and Also on the Hives OF per-
sons for q term Of yeaFs. Thia COmpanvi Of
far8 superior lnducements TO farmers, where.
by they can be insured for three yeaIR, At ra-
dueed rates. This being home Institution,
Qlnp0seq OF BoIno uinety-tour gtocEhoffeFB,
most ofWhOm arc among our best buEinesa
men recommends itself % the favorable con-
EldeEation tho tnsuFing public, and aoliclts
attended 10 by the Secretary.
llofhee, No. 1 lEoLnFe House, baing the sams
formerly occupied h5r Adams FsEpFess Co. q
u. 9. ARTHUR, Secretary.
BA1FL McCLELIIlAN, President,
GEO. MlsHDEL, Vice President
y. O. ARTdUR, AesntfoE paying pensions.
ONCE No. McLiure House, being the same
foEneriy occupied hy Adams Express Co.
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MessTs. McCARE, KRAFr 8 Co. GSennemen.
Having used Kfaf1 3 DlarRhea Compound for
Camp DihTrheaI WittTvg ghieh have BEEN deem
" a411cted for almost one month, an ofhey.
TeslleCies trted hnUst0 (uled and finding n NOT
only q present relief hut q permanent cure, /
take pleasure in recOrum ending It 10 the m
yorable notice Of all who may 6e alike afiiiCt-
Chaplin lsth W. = va. al infanfi;y. 4indiH;
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summer. ff#sra5f-tt
The following are a few of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the
PropEietors, by persons " no arc well known
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Res0IDed, That the American people
oUa 2 lasting debt of gratitude 10 ours
brave and heroic Soldiers for the gal-
lant manner in which fought FOR
the preseEvatton of the liberties, the in
depeadanca, and the linton al khesa
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"CH HoLERA,

q KeeP II,IEI I'm YEN yys, hogRal Oo prepared for
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sFRoMIACIEson .ConnTY.

Union Conventions al the Court HOuse
: : discrimination OF Delegates TO Park.
eFabuEr---Lns u nc Ions fOr. GOV. rIt,,.s.
MAJ. w r
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lRes6Eted, That fhe friends OF f6ei
uuion must stsle America; and; to this
end5 Inenraf undous sted yalty should
be sslected for all State; EadaFal .stand
Municipal on eea; and no person should
be selected for political station who h
recpsn my al legi nee OF obi ton
ofdinnE Edesortpt ptiont tor the rso-oalledI
oonfeogrHte eaGoVernmant, or,fy1hosFe
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At q Republican County Conventf01
lelltl - ! eliaE.oll county, IflinofssE 4
reo lltious were pas csil Z i555s
son - he was, ? aud ssCohgre as q is.- :,
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The Greatest Medicine OF
the Age.
ONLY RELLABLE RE8fEDY

Many prominent Psysiet0ns now us,s II. n,
heir Praetices and unhesiatingly recommend
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THE Louisville Journal very wittilyy
and for all we know ,tr6thfullyj defines
loyalty" in speaking Of a brawNng
Kentuckian, who was Dragging about
how loyal he felt, and who, being asked
what he meant by it, replied, II feel as
il Ishould Ike TO shoot somebody and
steal something"
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THE PRrKb or JEFFERSON DAvIs--It is
very uncertain when this event will come
off. There is no desire either on the part of
Chief Justice Chase or Secretary Seward,
for capital conviction. In fact, I have
reason to believe that both gentlemen re-
gard his arrest and detention as public
misfortune. Both are anxious he should
escape; but through fear of Radical clamor,
they are each anxious to compel tho other
70 assume responsibility for such proceed
ings as will result in his liberation. Presi-
dent Johnson has drawn upon hinself such
internal hate, that Mr.. Davis and his pro-
bable fate excite but little interest. The
modification Of opinion with refeTene to fhe
two men, is illustrated by remarks like
these, which are constantly heard :"
"Johnyoh's treason has made chat of JEFF
Davis respectable" III were to choose as
President between JEFF. Davis and Andy
johnson, would choose Davis" This
latter remark was made last week by one of
the leading merchants ofNew York. M Y.
Correspondence of Augusta Constitutionatis..'
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WHAT CAUSES sHE CooL SPRINo--A doc.
tor. writes from Iceland concerniug the
winter, which was unusually severes and
adds:
~ "Irhis state Of things win no douBs ooca-
siona most tremendous nosherh ice drift,
the consequence of which you viii feel in
Engfand and other northern countries.
THE enormous ice blocks will be drifted
inte tho Atlantic. and melting there, will be
with considerable lowering Of your mean
summer temperature"
The doctor has proved to be right so far.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-15

The control of every State formerly in re.
bellion has already passed into rebel hands.
with the single exception of the State Of Ten.
nessee. The Governors. the State officers,
the legislatures aud the members elect TO
congress, are all rebels who distinguished
themselves in the rebel cause, and whose
proudest boast to-dsy is their pruwess in the
war 70 destroy the Union and their unfailing
devotion to the lost cause.
Nowhere in the South can there he nrovsa
an original Union man, enjoying position un.
der the State or Federal government. and in
but few localities in the South can sucb a man
To-Day express his sentiments, except at the
peril Of his life
1t was not so when the gallant soldiers of
the Union finished their work and comnelled
the rebels to surrender and Law down their
arms Andrew johnson, with his my poll
cy endorsed by the leaders of the rebellion
because 1t promised them impunity for their
murders and their treason. and restoration IN
political power, has again ssfired the
Soathern heart with renewed insolence and
Nt'eu II WIN the spirit OF vengeance and en-,
eouraged It TO wreak the malice baffied on
the held of battle in massacreing defense>
less Union men. Now that the war is over
my policy is responsible for the massacres
OF Memphis and of New Orleans, and for the
countless murders of Union men, white and
BLACK, which are daily and nightly committed
py rebels GIL over the South with entire i'm. |
punity, and even without question from the
rebel authorities. And these are bu tbs
hfss fruits of the ripening harvest Of blood
nsurpation, tyranny and oppression for the
one coming years of the future.