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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION,

Wf the =. %. OF q. II.
The several Lodges OF Kenosha county OF the above
named order, requested to meet at the Hall,
cupied by the Good Templars in Kenosha City, on
Tuesday, the Goth inst, at 10 O'Clock Let there
be grand rally of the Lodges for the cause OF tenn
perance. A public Lecture will be delivered In the
evening at 1-2 O'Clock, at the Nj. E. Church. All
are invited 30 attend. WV. KEMP,
-.1-F5ap. g. fa.I t'a SD. @. W. O. T.
p Bristol, Feb. Attn, 1866, ..r,. t.l D. g 2w36 cd.
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WAN TED.-Married Ladies Prof, Won
Veraes' Diamond Drops, never failing and
harmless remedy for ali DISTINCTIONS and irreg>
ulariies. All married ladies will find this never
failing preventive, for which it is warran ted in
every instance. and are invited to send a red
stamp for circular, two dollars and quar-
ter tor a bottle. to C b. MONROE & co Gem
eral Agents, P o, Drawer 656l, Chicago, ILL.,
For sale Wholesale, BY Burnhams g. Van
Setback Wholesale Druggsis,) l6 Lake street
Chicago, .... l..,s.s... l.t..l......
Ily45l F. ROBINSONN. Agent, Kenoshs.
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TO CONsUMPTIYEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung affection and thai dread
disease Consump tion-s anxious make known to his
fellow sufferers the Of cure. 80 q 5atE 81
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the prescrip
tion used free OF charged with the directions for
ing and using the which thel will find
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BR0NcHITIs, COLDS, and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object ad
vertser in sending the prescription 10 benefit
and spread information which he conceives be
uabe, and he hopes rer will his remedy
it will them nothing, aud may prove blessing III
Parties wishing the prescrp ion FREE by re urn mail
will please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1y30 Wllliamsburgh. Kings Co., New York.
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DotSes OF THE NORMAL School Board.

DotNGs OF THE NORMAL SCHOOL Board
The Board of Regents of Normal Schools,
which has been in session since Thursday,
adjourned this forenoon. Ali the members
Of the Board were present at the meeting, as
follows:
Hon VIM. e. Smith, Dodge IS
Hon. Jno. e. Thomas, Sheboygan.
Silas Chapman. Milwaukee
Hon. &C. Sholes, Kenosha.
j. Z. Clark, ESQ, Dane
Hon. S. A. White, WaIworth.
Hon. Hammer Robbins, Grant.
Henry KleinpelI, Sank
Hon. William Starr Fond du Lac es-ss
Gov Lucius Fairchild, and State Supt. ]. G..
McMynn, e4-oBfeio.
The committee ap pointed to visit and in
spect SITES made report, which was &C
cepted with, regard to the desirableness, az
to accessibility, healthfulness of location.
sliberality of offers for sites and buildings,
&c.
Propositions were before the board formal
ly from Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan,
Whitewater, Geneva, Baraboo and Platte
vile, aud informally from Praire du Chen
and Stoughton, offering grounds for sites
and buildings or money to build them, some
of which were warmly urged on the accep-
, lance of the Board by those especially inter
ested therein. =. -w ..
A committee appointed on the subject
made report, which was adopted, las to the
general features of a plan for Normal
School, setting forth that building three
stories high and costing some $4,000
would be necessary, and that the annual
expense of such an institution would be
about SIS, 600. ........t. F..
1t was voted to establish three normal
institutions, but no location was agreed
on. ..--t .n.
A committee is to be appointed to visit
similar institutions of neighboring States,
consult as to plans, &c. -. ...,,t ....t-
The Board adjourned to meet again in
three weeks when it is expected final action
will be taken --St0te Journal Sd.
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Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debi
ty Premature Decay and all the effects of youthful ind
erection, will for the sake of suffering humanity, send
all who need it, the recipe and directonsfor making
simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers wishin
to profit by the advertisers experience do ~
dressing JOHN q. OGDEN, +
h No & Nam We
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IMPORTANT 70 THEE sAcM

We 'Dvi,e the special attention Of oar reaqers %
DIR. Essteriy's Advertisements, which car be cen II
GU advertising Goumas TINS M rning ,ri. hasssi-
It's Family Medicines are deserve ~ populAr, nave
rapid sale, give general isfaclion and are kept
in all the principal drug stores throughout the West
eru and Southern States. 1t will be seen that Dr.
Eas,erly does not recommend one medicine TO cure
all diseases, but prepares remedy for each pal
ticuar disease, which be relied upoi. to cure
1t families would supply themselves with variety of
his medicines, many DOCTORS bill might be saved,
also much sickness and suffering. DIR. Easterly'-
Medicines have been twenty years established IN st.
Louis aud wherever known regarded the best in
use. We say to the sick and afflicted, try them. f
For sale bv Druggists. generally 4m33 GO
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DIED..

TuoKER.-At his residence in this city, on the Sd
OF FeDruary, of consumption Wm. 81. Tucker, aged
40 years.
The remaing will be taken to Salem Wisconsin. for
interment.- Chicago Tribu7.e.
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Strange but True !.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
hear something much to their advantage
mail free of charge addressing the undersigned
Those having fears of being humbugged will obi by
noticing this card All others will please ad iress their
obedient servant. THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
1y30 631 Broadway, New York.
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To WooL-GRowERs-The Wisconsin
State Wool Growers Association will meet
at the Court House, in the city of Fond du
Lac, on Tuesday, the 9th day of February
next, at 10 clock in the forenoon.
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Eg- The question whether negroes are en-
titled to the right of suffrage in Wisconsin
by virtue of the vote on that subject in 1S49
will be argued in our Supreme Court next
week. -I.... '-- IL -...#ss .. -aat ..l
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"a The Virginia State Journal. published
at Alexandria, in that state, comes out fair
y and squarely for universal suffrage and
equality before the law .4 Il. q,
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN!

DR.. " LYMAN, offers his services to the public
and to the profession.
Office 1856 Dearborn st. Room 80, Reynolds BLOCK.
Chicago, Illinois. ..54 j. .f. . I,
RW Special attention paid to diseases Of the skin
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The Mason ard HamtIn Cabinet Orga !, 8
forty different styles adapted to sacred and secular
music, for $50 to 5000 each. FIFTY-oNE COLI
or SILVER MEDALS or other first premiums ava rdet
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address Ma son
d HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New
Ynrk
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INTERNAL REVENUE. Mr.. Bronson, AS
SCISSOR of this District, kindly furnishes us
with the following figures, showing the
amount assessed by him in the last quarter.
His district comprises-thec counties of Mil
waukee, Waukesha, Walworth, Raciue and
Kenosha; and he informs us that nearly
tour-ffths of the entire amount. is paid by
this county, and that large proportion of
the tax is derived from fermented and dis
titled spirits. cigars and tobacco, thus pla-
cling the tax on articles to which it Justly
belongs These figures do not show the
amount of tax which this district is entitled
to- as during the month of December. a Dor
ton of distilled spirits were shipped to New
York in bond. The assessments for the
quarter were as follows;
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WHHsKERs: WHIrKERA!

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our Or ecian
Compound will force them to grow the smoothest
face or chin, or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks
Price $1.O0. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed.
on receipt of price 1y41
address WARNER Co, Box 1873, B, ookIyn n Y
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SPECE.AL NOTICES.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

H. ~ - k-a--@ KENosHA, Jan. !, 1866
Statement of the condition of the First National
Bank of Kenoshs, on the LIST day of january 1856
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~ Q 7 TO /.
Errors of Youth.

Ladies of Kenosha who desire the services Of
seamstress, for plain sewing and dressmaking ,;pqur
or boarder at Mrs. Rudd's, Kenosha Street. 33tf
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
and instruction for Young Men-published by the
Howard Association and sent free of charge in sealed
envelopes Address DR.. J. 5KILLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Phiadsiphis, Pa. 1yST
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08

will find TToches usefa in clearing the voice when taken
before Singing Speaking and relieving the throat at
unusual exeron of the vocal organs The TocheS
recommended and prescribed by Physicians and have
had testimonials from eminent throughout the
try Being article Of true merit and having proreds
their efficiency by test of many years each find
them in localities in various of the world and
the Iroches universally better than oob
er articles .tfss tt.- -.TsTas. III T.s
OBTAIN only Brown BRONCHIAL IRocHEs," and do
take any of the Worthless limitations that may be
offered
Sold everywhere in the United States. and in Foreign
Countries. at IS cents per box. i--- -t ~ 6m3sl
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COMM ER. CIAL.

OFFICE OF FHE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
Thursday, Feb Sth 1866.
GRAIN MARKEF,-saes of Wheat are at s.. 1Oa
Fl 20 for No.1- ssea$ 90 for No. Q, and 5oa75c for
rejected.
OATS, 20a25c.
CORN, in the ear 22c
PRoVIsIoNS.-Butter is la Fair request, with sales
at 2os25c. Eggs s5c Potatoes sOas5c. White Beans
75ca 81 90. 500
DRESSED EoGS.-The market tor dressed nogs
continues irm and we note advance on our previ-
Gus quotations. Sales are at $40 00asi0 S.
HAY. The mild weather and liberal receipts ba.
weakened prices for Hay, Though quotations are not
materially lower. We note sales OF good Timothy
hay at $500. a.s# -l r.5H ~ -a1se
WOOD, is in fair request with sales at Sc 90 for
Green White and Burr Oak, and $500 for Seasoned
-WOOL.-Wool continues to come forward in mod
crate quantities. Mr.. Geo. @. Lawrence shipped
last week 10000 lbs, and has purchased this week
up to last evening, 11,000 lbs. #fe #
Racine Market.
e. RACINE, Feb. Z.
Wheat 75t0$1,20.
Oats. 22023c.
Corn in Ear, 3503Sc. 5.@ sr
8 sheled, 35040c. -t -..#i. artt.-
Barley, (no demand, except for good.)
Butter, 22025c.
Eggs, 25@2Sc. -te ag a'..s-
Wool, 40c0150c.
Pork, dressed, $10.506 $11.00.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08

The three degrees of comparison in
mining. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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milwaukee, Market.
MILWAUKEE, February r.
WHEAT-No Spring 81 ,19a$1 30. {sr..
Oats dull and weak, with a downward tendeu.
cy~ car No. in store sold at 24c New Suelled
nominally unchanged
DRESSED HoGs-Frm and higher, sales $10,75a11, rs
Butter Is quiet and dull and only the best qualities
will bring over 22c. Good dairy sold at 2ea2lc
Eggs are nominal at 22a23c
Chicago 1aa rket.
e.s. CHICAGO, Feb. Z.
WHEAT-Weak and lower. No. Spring 81, l9aI, 90
NO. dull and lower no transactions.
OoRF-ln moderate demand. 40. i at 40c. No. 2
sales at &c.
OATs-Dull and lower with sales at 22a23 for No.
and 20s2O Ia for No O. r.l ~
BARLEY-duli with light sales at 4las0c
DRESSED HoGs-Market active and better. Sales
at $11asi1,30
BUTTER Week without special change. Choice
Dairy I5a26c Good tub 20a25c C1 Hs
PoULTRY-Moderate demand-Turkeys lac per ID
Chickens s&,o per dozen.
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Nsw Revenue System.

The scheme devised by the Revenue Com
mission to raise money for the support Of
the Government, if adopted by Congress,
will make great changes in the present sys-
TEN Of taxation.
The following are their estimates of rev
enne from the various sources named, Tor
the year ending June 80, 1867
From customs
From excise, viz $40 ooo ooo
From distilled spirits s4O, Ou o'ooo
From fermented liquors 0'Ooo''00 s~
From tobacco and us 20 80. ,., .IA4 g.rt
manufacture s.-------- ic,VVV,poo
From cotton (rawl 1850 4o,ooo oto-
Coal oil, fefued petrole ,oo
nm, etc.---------- ",o'oJN"V
ep rosin ,s.!........-. 2.oOO,oOO
... Jos, oOo,eoo
rsor, ucensas Is, 00o, ohO
- - ;,,o9ro,1s %, OUO, 600
r. 49, Sai.r;as 9, 90 200
Eor, hnnks -......i5,t 10000
Fro stamp -rr-- ~. o'"
F. ON gfoss sreceiPts- --.--sa y ,,.o ,o,l0
From sales 4,V"-I,0sg~-
From iegaeies and success o,oao III
sions -.-.-.-.--s-.----- cp"V",'O" - -
Miscellaneous receipts '66 67 -. 81, Gee, 00i
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EARM FOR SALE.

.4..t sn Justices7 COurt. sle y4I43ul
Seposh4 Caultyi lss .f hsIY s.ss.-i u .Il-
City of Kenosha W
To William D. Thomas, '.i. 'a't'
NyOU are hereby notified has a warrant OF attach
II ment has been 'ss"ed against yeu aud your
property attached. to.spiisfy the demand OF John
Parker amounting TO $3.50 Now unless you appear
before A. G. Cole. Justice Of The peace IN and for
said county at tbs office in said city, the 2S day
of February D. 1866 ut 10 o'clock in the foreno IN,
Judgment will be rendered against you end your
property solu to pay the debt .yIl sH IL -rf
ID ated January 10th 1866 JOHN PAKER,
3w35 Plaintiff.
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VWNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN


FWNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
n INVALID. H-.-r
Published for the benefit ard CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN aud Others who suffer from Nervou,
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, e. supply
ing at the same time The MEANS OF asLr-iiuRE ~
one who mas cured h,mseif after nnder:o co.
siderable quackerS. By enclosing postpa'u d'sss.
ed envelope, single copies. free of charge may had
of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ., s.
1y35 Brooklyn, Kings Co n.
Wine of Tar, contains all ME medcin quail
ties of the PINE TREE TAR, and it is the best Tar
prepare ion extant. 1t restores the system to per
feet healh-.nd besdts its well earned otorety for
diseases for the throt and lungs it is equally effect
i've in curing complaints originating from the liver
stomach, bowels, kidneys and bladder. Sold by
Burnh.m VanSchaack Chicago.
A Cough, Cold. or Sore ThrOat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD BE
CHECKED. IL ALLOWED TO CONTINUE, e.
Irretatian of the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Affection, an 1ncurable
/ i+-@ $685." Lung Disease '-A5 ts.- Pc
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ATTENTION NO. 2

Members Of Engine Co. No. 2, will meet at their
House. this Thursday evening, att IL O'Clock prompt
| as business Of importance isto be transacted.
a. - JOHN E. BAILEY.
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''FHE EVERLASTING NIGGER."-The Mad
ison State Journal tells the following story
One Of the members of the
Legislature was discovered wandering about
the city, last evening, in great distress of
mind. An acquaintance asked him why he
was not at the caucus, II went" said he,
but the first subject preached was the ev-
erlasting niger and | left. / then thought
| would while away the evening in the
State Historical Library. Going there, what
should find but room full Of people lis
tening to man talking about Liberia and
the everlasting niger Then | thought
that would go to the theatre, but on tax
ing up an evening paper to see what the
play was, | discovered it was The Octoroon
the everlasting niger again Can't you
take me to'some retired place where shan t
hear the subject mentioned for an Lour or
two at least ?" 4, q .,..5..... b.
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The STATE BANKs,--The following is an
abstract of the Bank Comptroler's monthly
report:
The following stocks have been decreased
la. 4 I
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26

DEi.ACO l~ OS.
Nos Gl i 66 John Stretnrcw ! ork
Agents wanted Ia 81 terry Town, County
and tstu apl tm
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-06-26
Great Reduction of PriCt

FINiESE Machines arc now ,iu!N"rsatiH
acknowledged to hc superior to ali
utbr,s in the quality and variety OF TIE
...,, iri, don. rs them. and also IN durahi
i,y Of the Machine. The mere fact that ihe
Wheeler y Wilson Company have mann
featured aud sold over .ou,0G u thca' Ia
bor saving machines j. conclusive evidence
ct their superiority over 81! complicated
Two ur,di, chain stitch, aut cog w he'll
shuttle machines. 10000 OF the y W.
machines have been gold in 'hc state OF
Louisiana nluuc. and ave giving cutie sat
slaction All machines sold by n are
guaranteed aud Instructions gwen iTec or
rhqrif New and valuable Improvement
6av, been added Is the above machino>
within he last twelve month. The best
assortment o: needles. six. cotton aud ms
chine trimmings 81 AL Nuds IN the city, AZ
wnv- on hand, Address PE. X hEpih-
Els. Agents lG4 Canal street NJ" or
leafs.
y. r. All tn, late Improvements may
to, added to old mochinre n small cost
septic ~
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7 ~tttS.
Carpet Warehouse,

"a CHurtres' street. New priCau-
w have in store q larg" sssoitm"nt oi
W CAEfETlNG. such "a, Medallion.
Velvet and Tapestry H..,up .-Plv and
Ingram Venetian and otter STAIR Carpet
ing. &c.
" hite and Chcckcrra ami Cocoa Mating
Floor on tlOtA of various Width, slla
qualities,
Window Shades. Cnru,,rs gui Bands 10
which we offer ~ modrrstn p'lg,- tor ri-h.
OILY \. EEOJ S-}hl. ! CO.
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.SYE.1.UBOAT -fGENTS,
WHARFBOAT,
SHREVEPORT. LA.

IJAVING engaged in the RECEIVING
FORWARDING and GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS in this City, we are now prepared
to Receive. Sell, Advance on. store or
Forward all kinds of Produce and Mer-
chand ise at the Gerry lolccSt curredt rates.
We are also prepared to make LIBERAL
ADVANCES on Cotton and other Country
p, oduce consigned to our friends in New
Orleans.
We have good Wharf Boat of over Five
Hundred Tons capacity, from which all
goods consigned to us will be forwarded
thereby saving Draydge and adr0idtng dam
age bu Rain aud Md on The Loreo.
We have also perfected arrangements for
the purchase of all classes of goods, both
in Shreveport and New Orleans.
Purchases in the City will be made by
an Agent of many years experience in the
business.
m!5-u W. +. RAPLEI co.
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=. B-Ih, gIuaesS IN the division Of
The above .isgof go.d- are 10 be disposed
Of according to The annexed statement Of
arrangements.
- Crrafcafo- Il the various articles,
hors J,iy no dipias are put into envelopes
securely scaled. and when ordered, taken
GU with no regard To choice. showing no
iavoriti-m. and forwarded by mail, whrn
the holder OF IN" Certificate can see what
he or She can have by returning to as the
Cert Gcate and ONE DOLLAR.
Ia One Ccff,ficate IS Cents. al
y single Certificate may secure YEA a
Gold ~ Silver article valued Of 800,
or any other valuable article. There are
No b!ankS.
PAcKACEs o. CfRTIrIcATss sod to
Schools, Clubs, Agents, g.. at the follow
Jag rates
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We guarantee sati. faction in all eases.
Customers whose tastes or tanCicS are not
suited can have tleir goods erchcrged
Parties desiring to act a. agents viii be
allowed 10 cents 4 each certificate OF 'sr
ed by them not less han five being ne
ceivcd under those terms. Agents will
collect % cents for each Certificate. and
forward = cents to u'.
4 II let,.~s sbn,r'1 Ia. odd rassal IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-06

THE EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.-The body
met at MuScatine on Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week, and was well attended by
the clergy and laitv. The action of the Con-
vention was very harmonious. We hope to
be able to give detailed account of the pro-
ceedings soon The chief subject of consid
Grafton was the question OF the admission of
the Bishops Church into union with the
Convention. 1t was admitted by an almost
unanimous vote, the delegates from one par
ish. only, voting against its reception. 1t
was decided unanimously to give sufficient
land on the grounds of Grlswold College,
Davenport, for the erection of the Bishops
Church. whenever it shall be desired to build
it. The Episcopal Church in Iowa has thus
taken the initiative in establishing Bishops
Church that recognizes fully the lay element
aud lay representation IN its organization.
The Bishop took the ground that no other
mode of procedure was warranted under the
existing Canons, and the Diocese fully sus-
tans him. We think the Episcopal Church
my we'll he congratulated upon this result,
for it is a most important item in its history
in this country. Now we say, let US have in
Davenport an appropriate Church for this
new organization, and let our citizens gener-
ally help it on, If it should be undertaken.
We predict happy result from this action of
the Convention. and we bid God speed to
Bishop Lee and his vigorous young Diocese
in their united efforts to extend the influence
of the pure religion of the Gospel of Jesus
Christ.-DdreHport Gazette.
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KEOKUK, IOWA
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 0.
Tn. Democr.tio Party"

"a
The Detroit Post tells NJ who are the pre-
sent members Of the socalled Democratic
party in the following words:
They are the men who declared that seces-
sion was not treason.
They are the men who styled Union SOL
ders sshounds," .sbull-dogs,n g hirelings, =
"Hessians,' "minions," and thieves"
They are the men who declared that coer-
cion of armed rebellion was unconstitutional.
They are the men who threatened sire
in the rear" of our gallant Union armies.
These men opposed the raising of armies
by volunteering.
They opposed the raising of armies by con-
scription.
They opposed and denounced every meas
ure by and through which the Union was
restored.
They declared that the Union cause should
not have a man or dollar, if they could pre-
vent it.
They called the war for the Union On I'M
holy war.
They denounced Abraham Lincoln as .
''tyrant." ''usurper," "ape,' "baboon,"
'fool,'' and assassin"
They opposed allowing our soldiers to vote;
and declared when they did vote, their votes
were dishonesty cast.
Every rebel in the North belonged to their
party, and does yet.
Every deserter, bounty jumper, and fugitive
from the draft belonged to their party, and
does yet.
They concocted conspiracies in the interest
of the rebels.
They organized reasonable societies.
Their followers murdered draft officers and
mobaed draft officers.
Their" friends in New York got up the
most disgraceful riot known in American his
tory.
Their most exalted leaders were chosen
from the most bitter enemies of the Union in
the North.
Every one of the rebel leaders was q mem
Der of their party.
They declared the war failure and that it
ought to cease, and went into Presidential
contest with a played out failure for candidate
upon that platform.
Their allies and agents maintained treason
able correspondence with armed rebels.
They reoced over rebel, and mourned over
Union victories.
They opposed the establishment of ma.
tional currency, and declaredit worthless.