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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

FooT RoT.-A subscriber to the
Country Gentleman has perfectly Grad
icated this disease from a flock of
over five hundred sheep by thoroughly
pairing OF all the hoof loosened by
the disease, and then, with small
paint brush of suitable size to go be-
tween the toes readily, applying a
liquid made by dissolving white and
blue vitriol, slum, verdigris and cop
psras, sash three ouncss-pulvsrized
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

PARsNIPs.-Parsnips should have
a good, rich, mellow soil, prepared in
the same manner as for other root
crops. The distance apart for the
rows should be the same as for tur-
nips or carrots. prefer to have
them at least two feet, and where farm
help is scarce and high, and land
comparatively cheap, | think it would
pay to put them wider apart, say two
and quarter or two and half feet.
The roots will probably be larger,
and by doing most Of the work with a
horse, costs less per bushel. They
should be sown rather early; but not
before the ground is warm and dry,
and in good condition for the seed to
grow, and come up before the weeds
have much chance to get the start of
the plants, as this saves not a little
work at the first hoeing-American
Farmer.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

Messrs. f. Haynes and Co.-Gentlemen: l
have suffered for the last six years almost as
much as a man could, with the Piles, and found
nothing that would give me any relief, until last
winter began to taste of your Balsam in your
office, not once thinking it a remedy for my COM
plant. | continued to taste of it several times a
day, when 10 to my great delight l found was
getting well, and now l would not be without
your Balsam for great deal of money. l am
now enjoying better health than l have for the
last SIX years. You at liberty TO do with this
as you think best, hoping you may do much good
to the suffering.
Truly yours,
J. P. H. CUSHING.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25
AGRICULTU RAL /.
The Cleaners Bell.

Lo the sun is fiinging
Der the hills his parting ray;
Hark distant bell is ringing,
Ere the daylight dies away,
Tinkle, tinkle, you may hear it
Softly waited DER the dell,
As the fitful breezes bear it,
Swiftly sounds the cleaners bell.
Slowly, with its length'ning shadows,
Homeward winds the humble train,
Over cornfelds, over meadows.
Laden with the golden grain;
Tinkle, tinkle-when at even
Thus l hear the summons swell,
Thoughts of rest, of home, and Heaven,
Mingle with the cleaners bell.
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HUMoRs AND SKIN DISEASES
ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM

The Balsan is put up in Bottles with full direc-
tons. Price 80 cts. and Sl.00.
For Sale by Bailey and briggs, Fairlec, Vt.
Darling and Dival, East Corinth, VT; J. c. Bing-
ham, St. Johnsbury, Vt; William Joslyn & Son,
Barton, VT; J. S. H. Weeks, Danvile, VT; D.
Whttlesy, Glover, VT; Barns and Whitney,
Newport, VT; Charles Carpenter, West Charles
ton, VT; F. L. Brown, Canaan, VT; Adney
Stoors, East Lynn, N. H.; Edward Savage, Lam
caster. n. H; F. F. Hodgman, LittletOn, n. H.
Crawford and Aldrich Colebrook n. H.
E. HAYNES, & Co., Proprietors,
vl1:l9m3 No Doave Street, Boston.
Maiden, March 2, 1866.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-05-25

Boston, March 10, 1866.
+. Haynes and Co-Ge,tIenaen NV wife hav-
ing been troubled with Worms seriously affect
ing her health, 1 was advised to try your Neura-
pathic Balsam, which did, and found to my sur
prise it had the desired effect, driving them en-
tirely from her. l also tried it upon my child for
Group, with perfect success, and believe it the
best thing that be given for either these COM
plants. You are at liberty to publish this if you
think best.
His
Witness, ]. S. T. Gushing. CHS. ID HENRY,
Mark
Vlll9m3 Friend Street Court.
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ROSt0O March Q IS6l

Boston, March 2, 1866.
E. Haynes and Co.-Gentlenaen: On my arri-
val in New York last December, from Melbourne,
in the ship Patrick Henry, Captain Page, owing
to the poor food on board, found myself afflict-
ed with Scurvy, and | take pleasure in stating
that two applications of your Neurapathic Bal
sam, and taking half teaspoonful twice day
for two days has entirely cured me; 1t worked
like charm. You may make such use of this
as you please.
HUGH. W. BROWN,
No. 50 West Orange Street.
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CUSTOMERS

for proof of what he here states. He pays cash
down for his stock and eXacts cash for his work
he can thus work for smaller profits than those
who do a trust business. Calls solicited from the
adjacent towns, and to those who have never tried
him he promises the best, neatest and most du-
rable work.
Barton, Dec. Is, 1865.
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$1,709,1s2.97
@tnbtrenifrntpr

StaDtre9tfratpr.
SOtn q. 3GOmpipu, ESQ.,, tpelder bieieS glntt
b~erpaltet, lift Elm Wialtu bon i~tritter ~&e4tI9affell>
belt unb GROCER Grfabrun9.
Der Otappr .mpiieblt, Die Caution bieieS See
amtet BON $40 900 auf $780, 900 gu erbDbet. -
3D. Der Staotrat9 wdbrenb beS MtOnatS Sanlar
eillen neltelI Seanlten ST. ernenneu bat, 70 bdlt Der
Olapor eS fir 9eet9net, ieBt bic Cautions umme
S1 erbDben.
6trner enlpfieblt er, Die @etpaIt Der Tinar3>
@pmmiiliOn itber bieles Init, relde bur9 bic Be-
ite9enOe Or6inan3 beI4rdntt 1T, aussubebnet.
GDntroIleur.
Samuel @toccubbin, esq.,, fiut bieie tpidti9e
Stele nit GROCER 6dbi9feit aus. @r bat bic Sis
al@9lngele9enbeiten Der Stabt Su iiberma4em rno
a1e ibre @pntrafte 81 prifen. Sine GersrD6eruug
Der @autiOn pteleS Searlten, ipel9s 1ur $4,000
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Ser Gitp, Solicitor, glu9ult Wl. @rice, $50, lit
elmer Der fdbiaften Seafnten I'M Oien1te Ser Stabt.
MuS Der anfclgenben Isabelle oebt berpor, 6a3 bic
Ginuabmen bon 1865 bic bon 1864 nm Is Yrp.
cent itberitei9elt. 8ieieS lit cine auberprbentIide
Sullabnle:
Die &otaleinnabn1e betrug in 1865
mad Ab6l9 aller unfp1ter 81, $50, 463. SO
Die Gtn1abme bon 1864 betru9 s1,t64,231.67
G~er1nebrung s PIC, 232.13
appeal Sar Court.
Sp1epb Gimms, SEQ. 90. @prbpu unb 9apib
SapIpr, esq.,, finp Die Seallttell bisIes GeridtS>
bots.
Der Collector iagt, baS 9e9entpdrtige @eri6t
babe ne9r get9on eiut 5uperIdlfi9e 8el teterun9S-
BATS sI e~tablirelt, ais ale f~riiberelt. Sn 1864
wurbeu rur 1852 4ernlits 81 9auteit au89eoebe1,
III 1865 betrrg bic Qn3abl ITO, neldeS natiirlid,
bic SeIteuerung8ba1i8 iebr pergrDberte. Oas
Ste1er9eri6t el1pfieblt bel Der 8el %teuerung fir
StraBenTffnung bic brett bet Der Terbeflerui9 be-
t~betlt9ten fiir 80 Der &olt ten 81 b%elteuerll rtp Die
f~ebIenben 2-5 bur6 sine all9emei1e SelteuerIhg
gu beden. Der WtapUr elnpfieblt bieieu &prI9Io9
Der e~rniteitell SeratDun9 be8 Staptrat6S.
Stabt,GpmmtiiGr
1T Sebu @pr1nb, SEQ. glaG6em Der Mappr
bielem 8eantel1 baS gebiibren6e Sob 9eipenDet,
LENT er Die NufnlerfI amfelt alf Die lelie @ageritr.s
Bride, fpelde berieGbe nit 70 perbdttri6rndbi9
menigen So fen b~erftellen lieB. Der Wiapor EN-,
piteblt ~beiIdufiS cine gteu9rapirun9 bon eonlbarbs
Strabe.
Mrmenbau
SO. 90. Nialt9blin, PrdIibent; Sanes WicODu>
gal, Wul. Gallon, SameS s. 8pb uub u. g8.
Ypulipn iin0 Die 3rultees bieieS Snltltuts. @ep.
IS. Soil lit superintendent nlb. 0errid %.
Sapier lit 49elt.
Die Grulfees pieieS SnfhtltS babell Elm ausge.
ieidnetes Serwaltun9Sipittm eingeFii6rt. 9te
Jfeinltfteit be8 @ebdupes ippie Die OctonOmie III
Der 8erwaItuu9 fGntel ben teiner dbnIiden aus
italt I'M 9arien 2anbe itbertrcffeu perbeu.
Die et1gega1Jenen Sulnnlel purbe1 trpb Der
9o6e1 Prelle fir aae Notbpenbt9feitell res 2ebens
nidt peral1Sgabt.
9as Bap Siew Aipl miro bis sum 1. Otdr3 Be-
Sp9ell rperben tTnnen.
Serwtlligt plroe fitr 1865 $68,979.29
@rtra9 BON Steuerl 3,78c.78
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fSrom Settle 1riffBs@ 3emee.

6eute Nteno i'm 6rpntlfrnbsn : Gbsater !;
0ebut Der Stttlte Oenee. Nuf du9e-
@erlangen gum eriteu Nfnle wteOerbUlt ::
Die Dame Spn @art6 unb Der
@ 6 II ter unae 09pn.
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Sort @arbtn, Safen unb Sails.
Sliper Disney, ESQ.,, bat bitieS Department.
nit GROCER @ner9ie perpaltet uno 1t6t8 r1per Iudbt
a%elaiIen, bic Etefe beS Safens Al erbdlten. Sci
8eipreduug bon SoneS 6aGGss ntadt Der Wtapor
Die beiben Seiten all Der Baltimore trabe gan3 nit
Sduiern 81 itberbauen, tpelbeS Der Staot piel euI'
bri19eu miroe
3nr Sffenbaltung bes SafenS i'm 8inter bentt
man stpei Der Stabt 9ebDri9e S6leppbampfer NIT
@rfol9 perlpenoerl 81 @fSnne1. ba feline Sufrieoeu'
ltelenOen NngebOte fir ben 8a1 zines GiSbrederS
eir9e9an9e1 ftub.
&0pt. Silas stepnplbs bon Der Ser. ct. Dt1>
rine bat eunert GiSpflug er1pfoblen unb Der Wapor
en1pfte9It, baS Experiment 3l nla9el.
Oas @ert DIT 9tb
@8 fnb in bieIem @ebdl1be eiri9e Serdnberur>
0et nDtbtg mel9e init g~eringeu Wtitteln 9erladt
iperbe11 fTrlen. Der Saal peS Common NleaS
@eri9ts lift 81 Helm, ebenip bic Sdlme bes che
riffs.
OeffentGi9e S9uIen.
gu teirer Belt III Der @el9i6te rnIerer Stabt
baben bic Sffentltden Sdule1 9rS6ere Sortbeile
gepdbrt. 8i8ber babet bic Shulerl in Character
unb @idti9feit 5ugenpmme1 NIB iinb iett bic ftol>
3eiten Wtpnumente r%nIerer StabtoertpoItulg. I'M
terItitbt Iie liberal unb la6t fei1 Ofittel ut1perIuht,
bic elben nod me6r 81 perbef1ern.
n>G 0 nj nj mtiftpu,
OteIe &pmmi1iipn belfebt aus bentaOtdppr rnb
folgeuben anbern 8erIonen: @apt. 8cbert 2eslie,
&apt. SatOb Su9g, &apt. Sobn W. 9reene, Gel.
@nt. @besnnt, SameS Wtc0ougal, SafOb g8.
@rufIe uup Olieer M. DISNEY, ESQ.
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GubHften3 Sffce Der y. at. Strmee,
0o O T. q: p.na.

Subhitsr8 Sf1ce Der q. at. Mrmee,
$40 s Glib gdpfr.
Baltimore, Wb, Is Sunnar 1895.
0erHeGelte Nngtbpte TN ErtpIitat perten
aIt pteier Sftce BIS . q m ! a 8, hen 20. Srruir 1866
Nttta9s II llbr nt8e9enGenUmmen TIN baS @et. 81. eubF-
fenj Qepartement in @nitimpre, Mb., su perieben init
200 SAB 6i9b Gruoe 6emilp 6lpur.
DaS DietI tn In iC(Nen QGantttdten unb AT fstdeu 3etten
ME be lana! gu %Gtefrn.
DE i Ter nj fen IN eutent btrfGtfTbarem 8unanbe fetr;
tah9erettte nnb NIT WfaF0iuen ecmaate Safer perben Mat
Gnge pmrnen.
@rGsbct5 mI0eH duf Jprmutare eef6rtesen Iriu, trefhe
auf ttefer Sfftce gu to5er Iino unb te ecr Nn9sbpt betesr
fn9ten 9%erttftdte lHuhen hur3 3Hst Ssrantpprtlt6r Sur8sn
III tgr3ethnet fam.
9rprt6 'pftn fr TluRtr miItn oprdus e5atttI perten pAer
bic YsI IL age rrtrten ntdt tenGtet.
Secem Nn9sbCt NUT etre eefrudte Gppte biefr Mr;etle
az 8 Hest une in bGTielben 8erdu cue Settnsursen fpeetf.
ctrt { n.
1Orf4G1se tirfsn niGt NIT ben Ufuaern Strpaft fonbtrn
ieFarat ab8tltt ett u. ~"Yrpppfals for Ftrur" tsit67ft ftr.
SIN auen Rdaen, tpenn rt6t Bet be fcnbsrn NuGrabinen,
mus pie etsttrunG IN rr ar6e9eSentn GET 8frnaht n'rber,
Sal sane elmer Wt6t Grfunung Behalf 1b haS VspupetNe-
inert ts5 0e6to2r, %GnterSpp 81 taufer, UNI ben WtGnseI Ju
~ersNnSer, tutem ef rem sprtensle5eribu6 uber cen Grntratta
Irets Der Ea,tet, we!de itse &tlietsrnnJ ~ MAIDEN unte,-
l1st, onrebuet.
IS ptrb trportst, tcb htt GDntrattrren taS WeFl~ fCfrnfref
fte hte Ser. Staateu t-lten, Bis es gum Teridtten 5ttlanBt
ipitb.
Sntlune ptrb rab Itlis~ fernnB In fol6tn JDnbs senta6t,
ais an Sanb fn9;. fnb tstne %pertdnheu, iebdlb ais irlbe etn-
8tttn.
= Ser. psrfrn pier jebe8 Wttelteb ether girmu, BITE eth
Nu6ebpt traht, mug etnen .. 81. Ercueto bctFu6en, roenr Elm
iolher ni6t terettS In bteer Sffee rtetf' trt IL.
unte8ennagte un6 Enrt6tt9e MngebpteI psreen uiGt te-
a6tet.
Mae @n8ftpte, welhe nit RE ZEN Nrlfttun0en nt@t lter.
etnfihnen, mtrten pciftto 5%urnGeemte len.
GbUma$ million,
(~Idn16-20l 8rsp Brig @tn. uab 6 9 u 9 q.
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Weihe NusipaDi DDr Heff=0eSf citPe!t!
mir BADEN pun ben erBBtsn unb Eet GuS8erpdbIt.p Scr
yets tUn DstbuaGis- Gci&enten Der tirrals hern Tnttiturr
tdraebCtsn rette urh Nue, te rcvfprsAea, m'rteR s9ntd elm
pah ~ntts Gtfatnf fur BE 8.at1st fnstn.
Infer 2aser btft bt sur Ih,tI aus
Gpteeeln, @plener Matneu, Fuphr una GtsAlhtren,
SAutbpt,f, &rdneplret e, @~Id3ttlser unt
Gdlant,rte QDalrrn BON BrsB T Vtrfthtev6tit
Die @tlber Galerte 1T teu pu5Itfunt urtnt. ejbliA stBT.
net Bic gum l. Ssnuor 500.
Speben etbnltsn 8euItaa's Stu ftatt1-
n II 3u @5tbr's Q8srfec.
AutGerS ,rtRs & mas,
~(2l6slmt) HDGd' ban gsarfes uns Nste te Str.
0~1ieberlaes eou 2r'uft~@rti9elt,
unb 0eprt fir
Seine unb 9elpdblte litbpqrapb. Grn|tnerte,
~stnfaG uub tn TarttE.
Ststs en- 6dut urb duf 8fNsGung an8eferties.:
GeIniss arc @feIersGpicatI,
GDfas nno 9lrms2ifd,e,
feline oevgcISete gtdbtnel
unb ale &rttteI BITE gu etntnt @tabltfern:nt stfet GldFe &c.
b6ren. Wetnt @inrtGtur9 iur NnfertifHue OStGfr @egret
f1nte fest MID in ben Stanb, uItsner 96hnarn bef0nSer
8ortpetle 81 %eeDdbren.
Bere6uuneen tIr pbtet ArttGtl, fopte FUr @las-Ytdtten
lar StGres uni g8obrtduicr sperter G~sltefert.
Cine Gemditt- Gauerte tx nit cent &3t0re oerbunten.
&a@ts EroFr.
(31mi !d) Ea ~. TdlftmCrsar
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Mc0pnOu8b @r5tebun98 Tpnb unb
Sntitut.

Sntttut.
Spbn gS. 0ianbolpb, $780,, purbe gum Igerls
ten bie1eS SermD9en8 %ernarnt.
gSdGrenb eine8 3pildenraulne8 bon brei Sab
rem batter mir feline Serbinbuu9 nit SEEM Orleans.
Seit benz Sanlar 1868 ipurben 5000 900 BON bie>
lem SermD9el ~fO0eftlrt, pelde Sumule III 1tGbti>
ideu StOd8 an9ele9t lit.
Sc 1inb lest u19eIi6r $2O7, 164.61 fGlig.
Die Nlufnerfl% ar1teit Der Gru1teeS 1T oaralf de>
lenft morOen, etnen 9eei9netel Ylat fitr baS Dtcs
Oplou9b Snltttut ais 6lpdblen. 3ablret6e Gpre
Idldge iinD gemddt lpDrben llnb Die Sade ae@
pinnt iebr ait Su~terefie, ba Die 6onos ieet cine
lDl6e Sunlnle erretdt boben, nm Die Ye9inrrna
zines Saues i'll ndditer &itrSe ST redtferti9el.
Sin Committee 1T er1a1nt ipprbel1, ben Stabts
ratb 5u + ludel, ii6 nm Elm 2eaot in 6prm eile8
9eei9neten @runDftiide8 81 beperbeit.
Ser 6ono bat lt9 pdbrenb peS Sabres nm
IS, 600 pernlebrt.
llus benz 8eridt bes Qgenten gebt berbor, baf
er i'm letten Sabre $52, 1894 eiullabnl uno $2,>
337.6 go 6erausgatte, tpObur6 cine Balance i'll Der
Citizens 8ant BON Stem Orleans BON SPOOL
perbleibt.
Die porbanbenen 6pllbS betruSen am 4. Sa'
mar 1866:
Su ben Sdnben Der Srultee8 !:
Balto. @itp StpdS. ......... 1852 100000
.. ct. 1 SabrS &ertif. .......... 100000
8aar in @ala. ........... ........ 653.46
372, 653.46
Soften in Stem Orleans
2oblbor. $207, 1921
8Gar in Der Citizens 8alf. Il ,20o.16
2O8, 6 3.07
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WOtls
fit 8erIenoer our6 GrpreB.
6QrnocnS 0rprcB,
Np. 293 8altimpreffroBe,

. q T Il Q { II y I'd 7 { B.
So. 293 GaltinprefraBe.
Ote dlte7e @rpreB. &0mpGarte tn NTertta; bat g~5rrtbetle
uni ,ertrpFtn BON anbersn @rpree .GrInpa nien tn re" i8nsi~
len unb promptsn ntbtrlteferung bpu setb 91deter unS
Tradt. que Geeenfdnte. pelGe biefar Gpmpagnte anbers
traut Rnb, rsrben aut pahleier ,3ueen unter @uff6t rcn
e~rfabreuen urt suberidf gen gcien cerfanbt @s b~sfDrbern
biei ibeu nod fredericksburg uub 9OtOmac &ifsnbnbn urS
mad ulen Yunften iubti6, pslbe nit Der spHtbsrn grprsf.
G~pmpoen'e In RtGmpnb, petersburg unb 2gnGbura, @a in
0trbtn buna fekes, ou6 nod alsn anbsrn Eunften i'm gi0r-
ben, Sfen unb QDeaeu. Die woblbetdunte Dsrantportltbfe
bieIer &efe nfbaft, ibrc niebriaen 9resfe unh z 6reGigfrtt i'm
Ve~rfcnSen urb u otefer ron 6ra&t uHb @tiben urb Be-
rtbtteun3en BON anen BSrberuugtn fir Strlufe urb S6os
BEN. fSute ~senisenbe 9etanlaNEns fetn fir Saufleuta urb
@efbditsfeute I'm Nuseretren, tore gSaaren rber Seller
NIT Sarncen'S @r,rsf 81 %Serffnben.
Yrtt5s fnb ~bttbrt8er ais BET treen6 elmer antern grpres.
Gompd9ne.
9tpmpfDn 8 Stn8fUn & 6 ., Giaentbamer.
(6De1lmtJ SpbnQ 8, u 5trrina. Macnt
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Safob Gnti'Deg,
GlrtIer uno Silberplottirer,
.e,nYHetlt rem %asetrten @ubltfum ietn ret&-4epdtlte$ 9daer
tn heutIten urb ameritantften W(etaQ- uno @alanterie.
g8aaren su TEN ~tiai8aen PrtUfn.
Danen. unb 5errensS d1littid)u be,
feline 3niGDerr1efsr,
~plattirte G;dbelu uub 2DffeI,s
STIR. feine laGirte 81 II menUaen
&nNA 0CRelt6tpet
@@sa ruGtsurb Srpb-RGrGe,
&&9 0atent-g1dtters a g9etn. GerrtteS, Sditen. Rprts
faT&en, fetne SuntebaIS tdnter. Sa9ttafdst pu'osr. unb
= 6rptbsrnr Office unb 8tidelrden, &epolter II IifOIcr,
~ptattirts 36urptatten, EafdentIter u. fe ne Spueptr- @tutS
fur 1dmen u. Serren; GetietaThen, 8idertaIhen, Wtlttdrs
@utsetdnureen u. frrft9e in metn Todb etn16ta8fnte @rttteI.
So 10 Glib Gal6crt1r.
III SO. 8alttmprenr. (te20-)
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81 t s.

N~atbban8.
9ie electromagnetic zines 8atbbauieSi 1T 10 brir<
aeub. baf lie Sbre uumittelbare 8eadtung beart>
ipru9t. 0as ba5ll beitirlmte @r1nbltlid wnrbe
trait eiuer Orbiuau5 bonn II. Dfal 1854 an9e'
fault.
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Naa S Sun0betl1,

Gau S S~un0betn,
go. 20 Oc GleQan Mllep,
MAIDEN BEN, sretrteu HuS1ifsm Bic ~ers'benne &u3,tge, bns
fe R6 inter osiesr Ctr ~a af3cttrt taber uns
ale Sorten Shaufaiten (Show Cases.
Qua NrfentD!3, Uiatascrp. Tustasm fopte te I@Gniten
Glberplatttrten anfertisen uut fsts ~S0rrGtbta bditeu.
~ Stcfss / vpte ouswdrts 70 tnerbe Il ef6aftsleute per.
ben gut ttun, pena fe era BET uns vo;fpreten bevsr Ge ar.
ersmr taufsn. (30npp-1iGl
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IOWA.
IOWA.
MASS MEETING AT KEoKUK-sPEEcH or GEN. JOHN A.
LOGAN.


LOGAN
Special Dispatch The n. Y. Tribune.
QUINCY H. Monday Get, 6. 1896
A meeting was held at Keokuk, Iowa, on Sat
urday Oct. g. when Gen. John Logan addressed the
meeting. He is certainly ono Of the most
effective stump speakers in the West. both in
of his speech. Mason has been committed; this
is proved BY the four years by the debt on our
people, by the pensions and the bountes that We
the dcsoae homes and crippled men in our midst and by
800 900 soldiers graves south Of the Potomac and Ohio
Rivers Some is guilty; who has committed this rca-
SOM Has i been the Republican party or its members
Who can find the Republican, or Abolltionlst, who
struck ablow sgans, the Government The Re-
Government. The Republicans were not tho guilty ones
who committed this treason who did the Democracy The
speaker had belonged TO the Democratic party but
Every military or civil official in the Conedcncy Demo-
crat JEFF Davis John c. Brccki1ragc Floyd
man who held prominent place in the Southern Cnferacy
and you point to a Democrat There was Loyal party
down The Southern Democrats did not put II down,
for their arms and effects were against the Union The
arayed himself against and ritos and joined III"
Union RpUSsa party T are % s Sc The
and in the South they armed traitors North they
in sympathy with them S the Republicans naS SD we .so
act he showed o0 be clear done anS se oya m sa,
tns Without u''if the '' proposed Amendment
That South Carolina with voting population Of 1900 uader
while California with than 10000 voters, would
have but 5 Representatives and voters in
the electoral colleges. That we demand t
shall be established that the Rebels shsl have
power in the Government. That the Loyal hw tax
alton and representation go together for Loyal bat
for Traitors there taxation without representation
and thcy submit After aughabe account ~ te Phila
President and Andy Johnsons reply. he parteu.
larry addressed the soldiers with eleqease and
touching pathos. Spoke OF death they have ssea
together on the battlefield OF the hospital; Of tho loyal
and who helped thcm prayed for them ana wrps
they bound cherish and potec the stars and
Stripes under which had rched and by wheh they veo
pledged to see that loy mcp alone rule this country.
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legal voter who is embarrassed, when he offers bus
vote, by finding his name incorrectly registered or
not at ALL blames fo- i; he has been told we de-
vsed the registry on purpose 70 deprive legal voters
of their rights and lis annoyance gives color to that
charge Let Us al resolve and work to have the
registers Of our severa districts perfec next Tuesday
night if possible so that AZ that remains 10 be done
VII be mere routine anl Formally. With a perfect
registry and fair ytnc II IS impossible that we should
not be ovcrwhelIun yiy triumphant.
Republican, a.on,sls a. tho County seats and in
the wide.awako ,ownship5i he entrcled to look no@
20 tbs matter Of rcg traon and see that friends
in esca election da.rc: OF your County shall have
prepared before this week closes, perfect LIST Of the
additions 20 and sub,ractOns from thc register thereof
70 he made on Tuesday next
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"a disunion Congress |" IAN unconstitutional
Congress! - "a Congress hanging on the verge Of the
Government" expectorated Andrew johnson as nc
swung round the circle of suicidal speech-makng' 10
get rid of this lawes and accurSed body several hund
drcd virginan and iMaryland Rebels have been i'm
ported into Pennsylvania to vote on Tuesday next.
The Police in Philadelphia last Saturday picked up
and jagged one Samuel Miller, an " unreconstructed"
soldier of Stonewa Jackson's Division who dcfanty
owned up that ho of a consignment of six z"
who had been sent up from Loudon County, Virginia,
railroad-fare paid to vote for Hester Clymer and
some good Union Congressman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE.

coming Father Abraham three hundred thousand more
From Mssspps winding stream, and from New England
shore
We leave plows and workshops wives and children
dear.
With hearts full for with but silent tear;
70 dare not look behind us, hut steadfasty before
We coming Father three hundred thousand more
II Won look across the hops that meet the Northern sky
Long waving lines OF moving dust your vision may descy
And now the wind instant the cloudy vale aside
And ulo spangled flag, In glory and In pride
And bayohes in the sunlight geam and bands brave music
pour -,
We coming Father Abram three hundred thousand more
you look all valley where the growing haryess shine
sturdy farmer boys fast forming into line
And children from their mothers knees are pung OF the
weeds,
And leaving him reap SOW against their country needs
And farewell group stands weeping at every cottage door
coming Father Abra three hundred thousand more
You have called u.s. and we're coming by Rshmonds bloody
tide,
To Law US down for Freedoms sake brothers bones beside
Or from foul Treason savage grasp to wrench the muderous
blade
And In the face Of foreign foes It's fragments 10 parade
Six hundred thousand loyal and rue have before
We are coming Father Abram three hundred thousand me