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Il IDW ELL 4 H ENDERs SON.
IN 367 street,
Dealers in all the latest styles Of
PAPER HANGIEGs, WALL PAPERS,
AND WINDOW SHADES,
Suitable for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms, sc.
Also, on hand. fine assortment Of
OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS, RUSTIC BLINDS
PICTURE CORDS AND TAssELs.
All OF which they sfer at the lowest cash prices
All work in thsir line executed on the most rea-
sonable terms and at short notice, in the city on
country, by experienced workmen.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
367 STREET. NEAR NINTH,
FRANKLIN HALL BUILDING,
bet. 9th and 10th sts., opposite Seaton Hall,
nh l6-lm Washington. D. @.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE.
NEWER

''6 \ II
NEWER
Renews the Hair.
Halls VEGETABLE SiCaLEAN HAIR RENEWFR
Restores gray hair 10 the original color
Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Prevents the hair from falling off.
Hills VEGETABLE SIcTLIAN HAIR RENEyvER
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS SICrIgAS VEGETABLE HAIR REyyyyFR
Has proved itself the best pre- paraion for the hair
presented t. the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. a Tally
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COLGATES AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
Superior TOILET SOAR, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE oILs in combination with GLYCERISE
and especially designed for the Of LAUIEs, and
for the NURSERY Its perfume is exquisite, and
its washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists feeeolv
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EAMES LACKEY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
462 Seventh street, oppo lite Post OfIice,
Is receiving sOme of the hs16somest Cloths, Cass-
Reres. and Festings in the market, which
he willsIaake up in manner unsurpassed >S8
and at prices to suit the times 81
A fashionable garment and a good fit W
guaranteed, obligation to take the -.
goods NH 21-lun
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SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
smOLANDERs EXTRACT BUCKU
SUR Ell Y,

SUtCESSFULL y,
smoLANDERs EXTRACT BUoKU
Is CCRIHG
every Gaze Of KIDNEY DISEASE, RREusATlss,
GRAVEL, URINARY DISORDERS, WEAKNESS and
PAINS in the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRoUBLEs arising from Excuses OF ANY KIND.
COME, YE AFFLICTED
TRY sMOLANDERS
TAEE NO OTHER BUCRU
Sold by all Apothecaries Price 81. D. BARNES
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH &
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents. febl0ly
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DENTISTRY.

III DENTISTRY.
II IS II to inform nay friends and the public that
I have REMOVED MY OFFICE TO No
4SS sEYkNTH STREET, opposite OddfT@S
Fellows Hall, where l will EXTRACT, ,NlLLD
EILL or INSERT TEETH on Gold, Silver or
EGbCeT, ana treat irres ularity Of the teeth.
DIR J. T. OOUMBE,
Graduate or the Baltimore College OF
NIB z I'm Dental Surgery.
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~ "Heap-squaw white men Is Indian for
Ncrmons.
UThe gypsey bODOet J. tie fashscn a New
lork.
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GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

Kvould sdvise all persons having teeth 20 o<K1
EXTRACT 20 call at Or. LEWlES Ofsce, and Sy6FS3Ss
Esve them taken out without pain.
AlsO. cali snd examine the DOCTOR 9 new and I'm
proved mcth0d OF inserting hRTiFlClAL TEETI.
II Jou once see the great Improvement IN his teeth,
you will have them in ether style than this new
snd yEl1able one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and RV Plates q. the cid price, As We have not
advanced the prios on our YORK sisce the great
chaag IN gold
No. 2fS Psnaa avenue, between 18th and 18th
Btreets.
tsnS-y SR LEwIB. NJ. D., Dentist.
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MCFARLAND, STEPHENSON CO.'S
lH FAST IRE II LINE
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
GE9RGET0WN.
And Points on and Connecting with the Oranpe h
Alex andria Railroad ~
NERCHAEDIsE OF EVERY DESCRIprJon
FORWARDED WITH DISPATCH Ar
THE LOWEST RATES
81 The above Line Is strictly HoMF Jrxr IN a
ProIrieters being old residents Of Baltimore and
Washineton, aud Of long expsrience in the for
wardine business. They confidently solicit the
0fices:-114 South Entaw street Baltimore, and
Baltimore and Washington Depot, Washinstop,
JOHN MCFARLAND Baltimore
JOHN A; sTEPHENsoN, Washington, o. @.
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CLOTHING, &c.

i46 oLSfhfseH SRsHS Haah kddms, 446
Corner IA street and Pennsy ania avenue.
most respectfully invite the especial attention
OF the c1nLens and strangers to onr uusp passed
stock OF GENTS. YOUTHS, AND B0YS'CLOTH-
ING; We have succeeded in bringing before the
public The most splendid assortment Of SPRING
CLOTHING that has ever been offered for the pat
ronage OF the citizens Of this city embracing every
color and style that could be found in the market
cut In the most artistic style and made up equal TO
the best cHsona made work. and at prices that defy
all competition in this market
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS in endless va
rlety luding every article found in first class
Clothing Establishment.
Please call and examine.
IN 24-3t wIESENFELD 4 co.
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EOR SAL RS 0o extra choice Hardy perpetual
II Biosming ROSES, ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
and SHIRT BIS, FRUIT TREES &c, &c. The best
kinas known in Eprope and America. A. JAR-
PIN. FLORIST, 18th, corner Of n, Washington, D. q.
NIB 80 lu'
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L q LoonIs

N LOOMS, MD,
The Inventor and Patentes Of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally at -
his Office in this city. Many persons canSy5~4
wear these teeth who cannot ear others, SIlIO
AHG no person can wear e-SeIs who cannot wear
Ihese.
Elth any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
tut 70 those V5o are particular, and wish the Pa-
rest cleanest, strOnge't and most perfect denture
thst art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania ave .
Philadelphia. &c 10 Iy
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

ATOCSTl LAST CHANCEIi
Wewin sell for The next twenty DAYS, at COST,
eur entire steCR Of Men. and Boys BOOTS AND
SHOES Ladies' ami Nisses', and Childrens GAl-
TERs, BALnORALS, and SHOES of all descrip-
JOHNSON & bBOrHER.
3S9 Pennsylysni a avenue,
mn 7s-tt' nearly opposite Metropolitan Hotel
II WREN MANS
II. from PHILADELPHIA 4
CFITBRATEp LADIES' SHOES.<Sss-s<S
AGENCY as I1TH STREET, one square from
Pennsylvania avenue.
A laree assortment of Ladies, Fashionable
BOOTS AND SHOES
constantly on hand.
Also, Orders attended TO-
ee Is 6n- g s0HON. Sole Agent.
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A e T
BYTRE BARDOF OAK HALL.
Each day as yOu read vorr newspaper,
An offer you often will find
To teach yop to make great fortune,
fyou viii send them some money,
Their secret to you they Will tell;
And for others which like to inform You,
A lew stamps will answer as we'll.
But, have got something to tell You,
That will save you many tramp.
IL yon want Ia bny good and cheap clothing;
And dent even charge you a stamp.
New Just walk ND TO Seventh street,
And straight into SMITHS OAK HALL go,
Are sold by SMITH BROTAERs GO.
SMITH BROTHERS 90,
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
OAK HALL,
464 SEVENTH STREET.
Just received the largest and finest stock of
flEGE GOODS ever offered in the city of Wash
We arc prepared TO make up in the inest style and
at lees prices tina" any other estAblishme9t..
nj LOShNo, MERCHANT TAILOR, Jl7
Irs 9Th street near Penn. ayenue, desires Ca
TO call the attention of his frieu,s and the IA
goods for SIZING ana nd Hsls sUmER sSEp WGh& e.
which ne viii make up az Reasonable rates ---=--
Mr. ROBERT HARDoN. his associate in bn.i-
ness, invites his former friends to give him a call
and guarantees perfect fitting and fashionable
garment TO all who may give their patronage.
nah Is I'm
AM NOW RECEIVING MY
II SPRING GOOpS "a
To which the attention Of the Public is in =
yired. ~
WIN. TUCKER. -
Merch snt Tailor,
No. 42b PennsylVsni avenue,
NH j. cow between IA and 9Th streets,
GHAhLEs FARMER, JAMES T. WALKER
MERCHANT TA TLORS
No. asa Seventh street, near T.
hne assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
and VESTINGS on hand, which they will
make up In the fastest styles and best pos IA
sihls manner. "a
". have also a fine assortment Of Gents
Furnishing Goods III
Please give o call.
Shirts maGe to order.
te .6-3m FARMER L WALKER.
L Successor 70 a. r. Eouoon Oe.,
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, IA
M;srs.,;a. fss H,.i is,: grs'"
Wifi Vasstnqton. D. @.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS NEW THEATEn,
Pennsyivanfa avenue, near Willard rs Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER 4 Co... Directors
LEONARD GR0yER-..-.C. d. HESS
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q -As.A
Ulaare - : sample o. u. doo..ae % 49,.
40 v'n uses orr paine. 49,
~:
Ine w.: spSsxer 1870. 1p -. IA g.
dome dnr;n. the IN II vears r. he way
Milling mp debt and tAxes which afs noting
ieeo than mortgages upon al tnc l.ops
y 0he NC ~. ~ d;..,;c. = To-. ia - -
verned BY la~ under radical rule and that
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ARMINo THE NEoR0Es.

ThsNsw York World istsyins 70 serrify the
faithful Of the democratic household, by itself
taking tremors because the negroes down
South have not been disarmed. In its intense
alarm it asks the question IN italics by way
Of emphasis. why they have not been dis
armed"
At the commencement of the late war, and
during its continuance, the. Democratic logi>
clans were in straightensd circumstances to
know with what arguments to establish the
negroe's relation TO the var. Hence they
veefed on two tacks, and swore that il IN IT.
tempt was made to coerce the South, the bar.
barous negroes would be melted to an indis
criminAte slaughter Of sll the whites in that
section; then they swore that the negro vas
the heaven appointed slave OF the chvalry,
recognized his normal condition, and could
not be brought To rebel against the chiyalry
under any circumstances. Democratic logic
on this score was AZ much at fault - in its
confident assertion that the South could not
be whipped.
This assumed fright of the World because .
general order has not been issued disarming
all the negroes in the South, is the shabbiest
and .pulingest of all CepperheAd lodges.
With nnresisting men, women and children
massacred At Memphis with the hundreds Of
negroes murdered in cold blood al New Or
leans, the Rorlds shabby arsument. shcH q
massacre Of whites by blacks is pitiable and
contemplate. unless Il be worse and be dc.
tated BY desire TO place the negroes un-
armed at the mercy of rebel assassins and
cutthroais.
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An APOSTLE on uxv po,,

hEsRI Clay DEAN is..no. precis.l, -. -.
80 sns iowa man, ever Union man i. 49,;
gus 70 athiase With in bonds Of pol;,;c., -
'oefaoed- When the few nMv p,,;..,, =" ~
who have been Republican. "a ..sa: -
giving to the administration ~ ~ 80
colin 9 hssrU support, and - ..a
their soldier labon to his os.c;s, s.n'.s
maintaining ne government: at thi, tim,
HRssr Gar DsAs vas the bnvlins NJ,
dsnouncsr 1.-THE: Union cAuss and U.;,.
men. .tTt
HEssY Guar DrAs made speeca = =.
IL Claire Moo Meeting. The Dsrnnor,
Ds~ocr0 calls him lone Of Ieve' : go ~ ~,
bess speaksss" Hs : . b he mouth ME-.
Of the my POLICY gospel u love aarE.
~ Pfs''~ saspsip. III sPsssA = 9;
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|tAe ballot aaain u tAeir hands,~ aad until
evsrybody q qualified "a. - a. IDIOT. You
msss sefiansInp them n, Asd elaaysaneet
sdaoels tAs9 n lchss2l.
ke (aa e 1 8 -! o. v.gr /
II Iklles III aksy ri ~ Andis. 13h
(toa send h1legatssi y The Piilads :
~ hon - Noe elige II knca y
q hhd dsnocrAcy A5de duriss s~lf,
pee doa Il make them moro loyal nov than
yssy met q Chicago in convention. In
lspirita and principle they are unchanged albeit
my t1glf MANA; : 6SSSp 2SSxg 6sSl-
mere dough for republican s.ayps&@" 0e-I
lings. Thus the Alamakee county NorfA
aSsws JsusaueYess "a 1he f6iI0ving prscs6dE.
biz efeopReu apssseiaAios Of Usioa soldiers.
Ws ssaaasidp il y AIswa beys Who fought.
asainst ehsls and voted against coppasheads.
II is good commentary to read upon the
tsxt that VIII be given yoa vhea bstternuts
ask you to join hands with them in raid
upon the party with which for four years you
have acted and voted. Here is what the
Journal says: a
SIT 10 u amentable fact that not one thou.
sandth part Of all our vast armies North enlis-
ted purely from patriotic motives. Some went
for money, some to get Offices, some to get
applause a home, and all with vague am
hitinfo become renowned. And, too. alas,
thAt W should Ayii thousands upon thou
sands, 70 steal Theseo are fscts, and no
amount Of hne writing or frotby indignation
caa change them. We % not know INST the
southern soldiers are freer Of such incentives,
but they probably we're, - theirs partook Of
war Of sef-defence.v
It is almost snperRaons to quots from
Brick Pomeroy of the Il Gross Dewocat.
He il 20 habitually and undisguiaedlx secesh;
so persistent in his coarse and brutal abuse Of
Mr.. Lincoln snd our soldiets, thst, Although
b is high in democratic favor and one Of
their oftenestsquoted oracles, be. is not great
y noticed by loJal men who deem him too
coatenptibls 70 perasit thsnselses 70 b made
angry by his chronic buffoonery aud rebelism.
Nevertheless, he i y democratic teacher;
supporter of my policy" and the Philadel-
phiA eSayeaion; end i m exponsns q lsn-
ocrasic views and principles Here , whas
he says:
mot dog in ths Land bat il better than
nm Abolitionist, or Lincoln hireting, who
was only brave when mobbing the defense
Lessor . Lincoln thief, who went to war in
order to steal from private hosses--or Lin.
coin Cent who had . commission given him
to steal silver ware, cotton, aud mules On
sharss-or Lncoia raisies, Who ssssged
and stabbed innocence at the nod of Stan.
ton or other tyrant' tool.
Iowa soldiers, how like you such associates
The Pomeroys of the democracy expect you,
notwithstanding their abuse of you, to vote
them into control of this government in con.
nection with Southern rebels. Will you do
it9
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III EGAL H0T1CE-To VIM Y. Turner and Harriet
IL N. Turner: Yon hereby notified that there II
nov on die In the once Of the CLERK the ptrict Court
Of Lee Canty, lows, At eehnk, petition Jnha A.
Van Neas esccutrtx Of the estate Of Van NAs. de-
cessrd claiming OF you the said VIM y Turner suFs-
mens for the sam Of Nineteen Hapdred Dollars mon
~ QUE On two prommissory notss. and ci~iming a.
agaEst both Of ycu the rcclosure Of mortssxe spen
Lot ., Block iS5, City Of Eeekuk, Lee County Iows
nofss.
Uniss appear thereto and defend before noon Of
the SECOND day Of the next ssid .trict Curt
to be com@enced the SECOND MonAay In pertsyr her
1891 Judgment and decree viii b. rendered axsp~t YOU
BY default RANE1N NtCRARy
Res namp, - ets Aft'ys for Plain.i6
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nRi0INAL FaTT RIO ward Dillon defendant.
" fou hereby notified ttat there 10 now on de In
the Clerk onre OF q District Court ~ Lee County
Iowa, 81 Ftokuk Petition OF Hiram BsrpsY cha ming
indsment Against you, Inward Biiion FOR the OF
siH Hundred polars upon your mortgage made Chs.
Mason, rpm the following described prenaire~. to wt
Lot Block eli. hfy eve ts5in Mssons Lower Adj
dticn to ksohuk, in Ire County, Iowa and against
ALL praying r the foreclosure Of ,sd mos the
sale OF aid premises. red ri NIL interests OF said
ant In same to paw on s.id d-bt the expsui.hent Of
all equ'ty Of redemption, and for general relief
Vow yon appear ard said petition BY noon
OF the s-cosd day 3 the Of said Court 10 be
eeid on the second Mnay Of September 1865 or ndg-
nens viii be had thsr'in ss grssss ,st x sssqis
IyId attorney for PlaintG
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The Office Of County Treasurer Of Har-
din County was entered last Sabbath and rob-
bed Of some CRY books containing receipts
and vouchers pertaining to the Office. AS
- books taken we're Of no value bu, to the
ex-Treasurers, and not to them if the books
showed on their face an honea administration,
the affair looks badly for some one Of the ex.
officials of that county. The facts are the
Lcdger's the opinions are ours
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7 EGAL NOTICE.-ToA. l. Dening .n1

.EGAL NOTICE. TO A. l.. Denipg and
- W Cl-shorn, trustees FIR thsn.. ,.. and x II
1vnSons jaDes II Hois~y Ford and y FORD
Harrison, James ii H.lsey, 2 Ford d W vcra ssuy
Wells Nosh Greeley. David Gum o Davis sidp,y 3
Root. Caroline AoSf, Eiihn Gnop, X Soed ssn L
kmsnons Potter Lnm, Piune. P.-neIse 4 et-rrett
Mgsfs khsey, N AiexsAder, p fnnax. Michael
busney jams Hanna, Groves, Hosu~r, Marr stse-
~ Curtfs, executor of N. setss o. ofM White
JohsNon executor of the estsas u Tn u ro~r.pcs
0eseAssd. nastmsn, Bsak q Old Dominion Albert
YAlh, ysDs haafty. Hub kanp, Ahp~r Reeves Henry
IovIe. Hiram Hsruey Ie.tmaa kohinson 4 Co j R.xxr
Ihomp>on, 1homss Davis Charlotte suifsvau WIN Or.
ii-s, stcddafd, Vim Rndtsk, Thomas Pasrtt
s.svsascsy Aeybusg Bro Ketiin 4 Lucss W
MILES, Neyens. 9 HpssIi. r " Phinnsy Peter
nehe~, enehfs ci.ndAhnfny. Hornish
Ion nd sAsA OF yu hesesy notinst there Is
nov on h- 10 the op Of the Clerk VI the District Court
81 Ass eonusy Iowa. VI Fort MAiisun petition 81 Nn
Dos. Aanihs " yas. tie sold A & Dsmsns and "
CegA1xn. trustee. Ac. the Of nine tnou-and and
nins dolas, and teo per cent per from
Hrtse~r 3oth, 1855 ~ MONEY due mortgage
and sso prsyisg Ill q you the foreclosure of
said mortgage snd the sale Of the following
scrss Cd the sde Of ths north quarter cen
thirty -four ar n township 11y Eve ffs nor h. range
Eve ~ vert and the una4vard en.sH Of ,h- remain
der Of aid northwest quarter Of section a. eli n Leo
county, Iowa-
nte~ % afpsxr thereto and defend bsfore noon OF
Iae sse'hd csg Of the Ds~rirs Court 70
commence on the third Monday in p~eeuber lsse mas.
90 decree VIII be rr-d.Itd .gtinst yee th.r-on
~ defArit RANKIN 4 NcfRARY
Rev STANG 5o,l Att,is mr. pI.,,,ir
iy26-d n
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ARIGINAL NoTTCE.-To Jonathan

Ii q
- sAirk. defendant. Yoa srs hereby nostHsd th.t
Codyt Of Les cosnty Iowa u KsoAut p.tttiou N HI
ran Barney. elsnang Judgment against yon gor the
su OF Your Hundred DoIsrs With ten PEI cen. inter
OF septsMber 1se6 1pcs tie following 1@sertS pr-mi
-, so-wHs nsn. ". V u ne n. ". X Of section
twenty, n to~nship axsgMx, north ranse stx
~ssf In Lss coussy Icss sp4 = sssinss yeu pr.,ns
fr the sclosurs Of aid orfgsR.. lie sA,e OF s.,d
psstses freed n ~ interests o. ssid /. In zane
pa{ on Al sad 6e1s the s1st~ 1tshm@rs All eqcitv
u redemption, and fur general relief
AoS ycs ns9 appear asl Ansvsr sasd petition By
TO b. hsId the Monday OF 1909 ~
will b. had tbereia prayed r. BIZ defsuit
] - - essnp-cAne~iiedf n. bGdrr NOVEL;
3 ty1TA Atsy b, p,.s,.,n
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nMdiSAL k0rHE.-To Benjamin ?. Games. def n,
~ dsnt. Yen hereby rntihed that ihsre Is nos
on NJ In the ci~rfs once % the District coBf; Lee
County, Iowa. nj heokuk, p@ttion Of Hiram Barney,
claiming judEment ag.inst you. Bepjstn Cameo,
for the sum OF Six Hundred Doisr upon your rsass
made to Charles Ma>on, upon the following described
pFemt-ef. to- Wit Lot four a. Block hurdsed and
feurt en- il4l Masons Lower Addition the City Fl
ke knk. in Lee County, Iowa, and sgsns, ynu all
prsytog fw the foreclosure OF said the OF
said premises freed OF all interests Defendants in
same, to paw on ssid debf, the ngushueut OF all
equisy Of rsaempt,cu ard for general reiisf
Vow YOU au.t spear and answer said ttiar ~ ROSS
Of the cnd dsy e the term d ssd ourt I'd be
held the sec"nd Monday Of Septemher s6- ~ udx-
ment Will be hal therein A. prat ed Tor by def.ui
II. &C TT HOWELL
30 cts g stampl Attorney for P,sintid
i.T "a
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EOR SALE. A desirable residence in
HAMILTON. tH .eoaststin9 Of ~ sosy vrasns iEssse.
With 10 end haas Of arossd vsat ssscaeA NM fut
end shruoo~ry good csttrr stsbe and build
inEs The above desiinby located In the most pIees
got prs y Hamilton, and Il for s1is ch@sp-oy Win be
u = anged Tor similar property In keukak
inquire Of wM. FULTON,
Asai Dssaas eat
Jysd No 81 Main Street, Keoknk.
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sArcnkLon,s HAra urE.

BArcHELOR's HAIR DYE.
The Original and Beet In the World The only ,rus
aid perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reif.bfs snd lnss.
taneous. Produces Immediately = splendid Black ~
natural Brown without inInrins hair or skin Res
sAes the III sscta ofbsd dyes Sold by all Druggists
1hs gssaiae IL signed William A. B.tenslor Also,
RD9KNkRAT1N0 EXTRACT or NTLLEFLRuRs,
~ nssesstAs SD Dssutfyiss tks Haas.
ssen -Aaoly OHARLEs BArcfiEiNR Y.
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"ELEyrs States have been wholly without
representation in the legislative bodies of the
nation Gen. Dix sa5v So, Il isyevups.
The radicals had nothing to do with pulling
out those Southern representatives. They
went out Of their own accord. They went
out to destroy the Union; to overthrow the
Government. The Government. albei, Il
didn't drive them out, has righ. to say that
they shall not come in until their coming viii
not endanger the national existence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-16

Nor to repudiate the national debt; not for
represented loyal man. not to refuse civil
right to oil the,people; that is what is de-
manded Of traitors who for four years tried to
destroy the nation. Severe punishment truly
And those that demand these ~ safeguards
Of the Union, that our loyal soldiers and
citizens saved, are denounced Is radicals and
enemies of the Government!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-16

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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-20

policy of that section. 1t is useless to
fly in the face of destiny; and the fate
of the South is plain. 1t can no more
win by resort to arrogant abuse and
editorial TRADE, than it could by resort
to arms; and of the two the last is the
most honorable and least foolish. A
man who dares to proclaim himself a
Republican now in the South is viewed
in the same light that he would have
been had he confessed himself an abo-
litionist before the war; and they would
treat him in the same manner, in all
probability, were their feelings and
actions not restrained. With such
fanaticism prevailing, it is useless to
expect any favOrs from the dominant
party, and as there is no other party
who have any power to grant favors, we
think that prudence, at least, should
dictate little more respect for the
friends and adherents of that power. If
the people Of this section have not pre-
determined to commit political suicide,
we trust they will listen to the voice Of
common sense and reason, and change
their injurious course before it be too
late. 1t is time they should learn to
respect their only true friends, and the
only men that can bring them safely
through their troubles.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-20

''worser nor locusts in Egypt" Is our
locality healthier than any other in the
country for the negro, and is he exempt
from the general rules of mortality-or
why is it that he doesn't die? We sus-
pect that we'll never get rid of the Afri-
can question ~ letting it gradually Idle
out,n in that manner 1t is almost i'm
possible to kill one--and if you let them
alone they will never die-at least that is
the experience of this section.