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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
FARM FOR SALE.

Containing l40 more less, situate on the
BrAndJwLe, In Christians hundred New Castle county,
and State OF Delaware adjoining lands Of Morris Palmer
Thomas Wilson, aud others. Ths buildings excel
lent 81 ane House aud Barn, both supplied with water
from ppus springs. There running water in every
field Good apple orchard and great variety Of choice
pears grapes 1t has 40 very best Brandy
wine meadow, with % OF woodland, all in high
state of cultivation within hve miles Of the Wilming-
ton city lao. 1t Is very healthy aud desirable pro-
party. Apply 10 W, M0UAULLEY,
606 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
Da. scHENoK's DIANDRAKE
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMEL.
AXE PILLS

These pills are composed of various roots, having the
power to relax the secretOn Of the liver promptly ana
sisetuAy blue pills mercury, and without pro-
dueng any OF those dsagreeAble dangerous effects
which often follow the us5 VI ihe latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence, they promote the dschargauf vitated bile
and those obstructiona from the liver and hillary
dacts which are the Of bilious affections In general
sCHRNoK's MANDRAKE PILL cure Sick Headache,
and all disorders Of the Liver indicated BY aAlow SKIN
coated tongue, coativenees, srowsiuess and general
feeling OF WEAKNESS aud lasstude showing that the liver
Ia 10 torpid or obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advantage In
all cases when pnrgatlve or Alternative medicine is re-
qu ed.
Please ssk for CDR schenck's Mandrake Pills." and
that the two kenssses Of the Doctor the
Government stAtnp-one when in the last stage OF Con
sumption, aud the other In his present health.
Sold by all Druggists aud dealers Price 20 cents per
box Principal Office No 10 North 9Th Street, Phlladel-
phia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Dsmas Harness Co. 81
Park Row, New York g. 8. llance, los Baltimore st
Baltimore, Md John D. Park, n. cor. of Fourth aud
Walnut ST., Cincinnati, oho Walker Taylor, 1874 aud
1856 WAba.h Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins BrotheTf,
Invest of Second and Vine stss st. Louis MO
Oct23.4th 9th W. mo-, IL.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
NOmTCT


All persons having claims against the estate Of the de-
present the duly attssted to the Exeeu
or On or before May 30th, 1865, abide the Act Of
Assembly 10 such made and provided,
HENRY NICKEL, Executor.
Address WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. Gie4-2m
INLOQR FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES
II at O. CHANDLER SON
Gil Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.
CRITTENDEN'S

Young msu who wish to qualify themselves for Bua
ness Life, ,hAyeunequAlled advantagesfor doing 30 al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
,..,9Ar VALUABLE PROPERTY IN

.s.sSS UABLE PROPERTY IN
ElaEaa ODESSA FOR sALk.-No. l. handsome three
I,!aINA story BRICK HOUSE, the main building Of
which is24 by 80 feet, with double pArlots, large
dinlng roOn kitchen and bath large garden and
lawn, with shrubbery, shade trees, aud small rut Of
almost evety variety.
N02 Ons lot OF ground, Of FIVE ACRES, one Of
TWO ACRES and one OF ONE AOKk.
No. 8 -Four small tsnements, well located, with gar
dens attached
No. l. STABLE sufficient for three horses and three
ALSO two carriage houses and small granary Apply to
OGLE TOWNSEND,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
Sept. 30, 1855.

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE CON.
taning two hundred acres, more or less, situate In
Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County, and State OF
Delaware the River road, We miles from New Caute
The buildings are excesnt, brick house with II rooms
good baru spring house. Ice house and other out build
ings. Also two story tsSapi house. Is healthy aud
desirable property. Apply to .
W. MooAULLEY,
606 Market street,
oct20 Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26
ACROsTIC.

ACROsTIC.
q emily II penetratss through every pore,
X elieying sufferers from each angry sore;
A II tOounds il heals with certainty and speed;
Cuts, Burns from Inflammation are irssdi
& TApions al its presence disappear;
kins lose each stain, and the cemplexlon's clear
ALIVE such as GRAcEs. every one should buy,
A II to It's wondrous merits testify,
l. et those WIN doubt, single boz but fry,-
srily, Men It's true deserts 'twould have;
ven nnbelisVsrs would lAud GRAoE's sALva Ill
TN THE SPRING MONTHS THE SYSTEM NATUR-
ally uudergoes a change aud Hembold's Highly Con
csnraed Extract Of sarssparla is assistant of the
sraaitat value
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26

FOR sALE.--THAT VALUABLE
61sA FARM, situate partly ih the City OF Wilmington
Baan and partly in Ghistriana Hundred known the
XII "Wariler or Wrightn Farm, adjoining lands Of
Henry o. banning, Elq thomas F. Bsyard, Esq, Qate
Col DAvisE) Dr. Brown rs Council and others Contain
ing about lilo aries less This property has
eral OF tho MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
around Wilmington lies both side, of the Railroad
aud Turnpike and is in every way desirable specu
aton by operators In Real Estate. or aR gentlemen
who desire handsome locations for private residences
Apply TO WIN. McCAULLEY,
Haf nal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26


nES~ CLARK TNDELBLE PENcI1s.-For
marking linen and muslin this pencil is
great improvement over indehble ink, as il
will not dry up, is much more economical,
and there is no risk of blotting. For sale
at Wilson's Pharmacy, No. Cos Market
Street, east side.
G8rTHE PERFECT SEWING MACHINE
The Wilcox s. Gibbs is so superior IN all
respects and so simple in construction that
we give perpetual guarantee TO keep in
order all purchased of us. The agency is at
No, 517 Market Street, opposite the City
Hall. John @. COLE, Agt.
a8- At Lizzie $. Lounsbury's, 3l3 Market
Street, will be found well selected stock of
Merinoes, Poplins, Plaids, All-Wool De-
LANES, Mohairs, Shawls, Blankets, Flannels
Cassimerss, &c, &C., which will be sold
lower than the lowest, Call and examine
her stock before purchasing.
B6S- John McLear 81 Son, Bankers, No COZ
Market Street, buy and sell all classes OF
Government Securities at best rates. Cou-
pons due July 1st wanted Five Twenties
of July given in exchange for 5-20's of 1862,
1864. 1865, and the difference paid.
tE~I have Just received large lot of
Spring Gloves, consisting in part OF Jouvn's
best kid, white, buff and other colOrs of
Berlin and Lisle thread, which we are sell
ing at very reduced prices.
JOHN E. FRocK,
705 Market Street,
Next to st. Paul's Church.
s6y- John McLear 81 Son, BANKERS, No.
607 Market Street, have for sale Wilmington
Il New Castle Railroad Stock, and Whining
ton City Loan.
EeSH Boy WANTED.-An active and intel
lgent boy, about fifteen or sixteen years o
age, TO learn the Drug business. Apply Al
this office.
west corner of Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26

LEAVES wILMIHoTos AT
Z o'clock, morning.
o'clock, afternoon.
LEAvAs PHILADELPHIA AT
10 o'clock, morning.
4 o'clock, afternoon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26

INOH sALE.--A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK
II HOUSE, Of modern style, having 10 large rooms,
good dry cellar The house fprnisnsd with water gas
and paror heater This lot Is % feet front, las deep,
having shade trees and variety OF grapes and other
small fruits Is beautifully situated Washington street
No Bl9 having elegant prospect Of town and country
Turns accommodating Possession 18th March next
Appy TO Nm. MeCAULLEY,
ieiI2 COS Aarkot STRAIT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26

WARMERS STEAM PACKETS,
Leage Wilmington at 6 o'clock, evening.
Leave Philadelphia at 8 O'Clock, evening,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26

NUMBER OF HOUSES AND LOTS |
n FOR SALE Of all sizes and prees and in every |
part of the city Of Wilmington. Apply TO
WM. hcOAULLEY,
iAul5 COG Market street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26

NOR SALE.--A LARGE BRICK STORE AND
II DWELLING in this city, containing 10 rcomsor would
be exchanged for farm. Apply TO
W. McCAULLEY,
4PRIL II, 1SGJ,-12 COG Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26

1 ARGE BUILDING FOR sALE,aaTHE
IL UNION CHURCH in Second street peEr Washington
street The congregation have sree,ed and beAuti
ul church at ffth and Washington, hence the old
house for sale 81 much less price than it be built
for ~ present. SASH MAKERS, MAC1ItNIST5 AND
MANUFACTURERS TAKE NOTICE Call on
uny20tf BRIGHT SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-26

LlOR SALE--A VERY FINE FARM OF l4U
I ACRES, on the Braadywne, about bmiles frOmWil
mington with very ane buildings and orehArdsi well
fenced watered and every way desirable Most Of
the money may remain, If desired. Apply to
WIN. McCAULLEY,
ianib DAD MArkat atraaI
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LEGAL. NOTICE,

sss s;s LEGAL NOTICE. ssrs s.s.sssss
William Marshall J In the District Court
Plaintiffs sRainst lot Wapello Co. Iowa.
Joseph Wood Nov. Term A b. 1857 !,
70 said Defendant: You are hereby mo-
tilted, That on or before the 18th day Of
September, A. ~ 1861, there will be on
file in The OA1ce q th0 Clerk IF the Dis
trict Court ut WApello County, Iowa, tire
petition Of the plaintin aforesaid. claim
ing of you thesum Of one hundred and
eighty six 10-l00 Dollars, ~ money jHstly
due from YOU. and interest thereon at ten
per cent, from the Gath day Of April
a. D. 1858 on = prnmisory note and asking
also the foreclosure Of y NOR gage 10 se-
cure the same. on the west halt Of the north
east quarter Of sec. 10 Tp.s II, Range IS
west; and north west quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section 10. Township n
Range Is; and the south w~st quarter of
the south west quarter Of section 1, Tp. II
Range Is. all intlle county 1T WapellO, ex-
ecuted BY you on the 24ih day Of April, A.
d. 1858.
You are also notified. that unless You
appear thereto and defend, before Noon OF
the second day Of the term OF the said Dis
trict Court of Wapelo County. commen-
cling on the Twenty fifth Of November A.
D. 1867, a deEsult will be- entered against
Won. and a Judgment rendered thereon,
and said mortgage fOrpclOsed.
,. STILES. HUTCHISON& DIXON,
d !. Attorneys for Plaintiff
Sept 10. 4667-W4t
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Stale o. Iowa. Wapello county,
To Jonathan Pound. 7. l. Parsons, G. b.
Parsons. 49, S4{ - ssgffiJs lss4
You and eaph Of you are hereby notified
that there ID now ON file in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court of WApello Co..
Iowa, the petition Of John Lyth, claiming
that he 10 the owner in fee simple and has
the possessiOn ,Of the following described
real estate to-wit: Nineteen and 81 100acres
In the sw part pfthesnw4 OF the sw@of Sec
ton &c, township ~. ofrange Is. west, also
asking that you show cause why you shO'd
not bring an action ON your title bond. for
said real estate, given BY &C.. ingram,
Nav "a, l859.tO Jonathan Pound and AS
aigHed June Soth, 1850, 20 =. 4. and C. b.
Parsons, or have the same declared for
feited and the title to the Aforesaid real
estate quieted In petitioner. And that I'M
lees you appear and defend thereto ON or
before noon Of the second day OF the term
of the District Court of said comfy 10 be he
gan and held on the 25th day 1T November.
"A. d. 1867, default will be taken against
you and judgement entered In accordance
with the prayer0f said petition.
JOHN LYTH
BY J. T. HACRwoRTH. Attorney.
Sept. H. 067.-W-4-w.
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The editor Of the Sigonrney News
attended q political meeting in a
copperhead neiShbofhood. I'm Keo-
knk county, 4 few evenings ago Of
which he SAYS: 4 90 1000
u. When the epeaker mentioned
the fact that 'Charlep Mason, tho
Democratic candidate for Governor
bad said that Jefferson Davis sis a
better union man than Abraham
Lincoln, an ind iuidual named Mckay
Immediately responded that Mason
told the truth, he was an honorable
man, etc. Others in the house man
|ifested. theirapproval of what Mckay
had said by a hearty cheer. To the
question whethor d loyal negro who
fought for. the government was not
at FEAST, as good % . rebel who
fought against it, the response was
made in tho negative. The speaker
also stated that the financial policy
Of the Democratic party amounted
practically to Republication, whereup-
on some individual, more honest than
discreet, interrupted by saying, ]" we
know it; that's what We want the
|d--nd debt ought to be- repDdiatcd, 7
and again a stamping Of feet signifi
ed that others in the house, were OF
the Same opinion. These men are
genuine democrats. They believe
Just as Clay Dean, Chas. Mason and
Brick Pomeroy believe, but. unlike q
great many others Of their party
have not sufficient discretion to know
| that they ought to keep mum
They undoubtedly think that when
the Democractic party puts rebels
forward to stump for their, ticket,
they have right to speak out in
meeting There are no doubt many
persons in the democratic party who
do not endorse such sentiments but
unfortunately for them they are but
! a. drop in the bucket. The organi.
cation is controlled by men who sym
pathised with the rebellion are doing
oil in their power 70, render the lost
cause victorious. Il
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State Of Iowa. wapello County.
To James jackson. Stephen Holcomb.
Zephenah Holcomb, Aseneth Cain, Will
liam Holcomb, Henry Bonse.j Charity
Aldridge. Lucinda Bonse, Zepheniah
Bonse, Henrietta Bonse, Theodore Bonse,
benjamin Mayo. Mary J. Mayo, William
MAYO, James Mayo, Stephen Mayo, Hst-
ty Mayo, Susan Mayo, and Stamford
Gee: t e@syt ss4sa.
YOn are hereby notified that on the End
day af September, 1867, there was produc-
ed and publicly read IN the County Court
Of said county, q paper duly signed and
witnessed, purporting to be the last Will
and Testament Of Mary Holcnmb. deceas-
ed. and the first Monday in October, 1867,
IL fixed rs the time for hearing testimony
he(ore eaid Court. as to admitting said
Win to Probate. And you, are notified to
appear and show cause II any you have 1t
said time WHY said Will should not be re-
ceived asfhf lsst Will and Testament Of
said MeSyf1dlo6in &a& :.
September 5th. 1867. II
@ ~ J. s. PORTER, Co. Judge.
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MACHINE POETRY.

One day az went downthe street,
A cay young man / CHANGED to meet;
He looked 80 nice and smiled so
sweet, 49,
! CHANGED to look upon his feet
And saw q pair of boots complete;
Says young man, who made your
boots, III
.Whysir, said he, G. LEWIS MuErzE!
Between Main and Second on Wash
ington Street
Where heiis ready to clothe your
feet,
Cheap and good for ready cash,
Go get pair and cut;a dash.
The above may not begood poetry
but thoy Say it is true, hence the
trueism "more truth than poetry"
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LEGAL NOTICE.

=
To Polly,M Corbin and Nancy W. Roland:
YOU and each Of you are hereby notified as
heirs Of Mishack Hicks. deceased, late Of
,Wapello county, Iowa. that an instrument
Of writing purportin1 10 be the last will
and testament Of said deceased. was pre-
scented, opened and publicly read in the
t,ounty Court Of said County on the Sd day
ofSeplember. 1867, and that the .esnnd day
of the November Term, 1867. Of said Court.
to-wit the 5tk day Of next November has
been fixed bysaid Court lfnr proving sa d
Will. and you are notified to appear on or
before noon Of said 5til day ofnext Novet1-
Der before said Court to be held at that time
lin the Court House in the City of Ottumwa,
In said County and show cause. If any you
have. whyssaid Instrument should not be
established and admitted to record as the
last VIII and Testament Of said deceased.
or dehaultwill be taken agsinst you and
Judgment rendered In accordance with the
facts 40 they shall appear. ~
IL. ST j, s., PORTER. Co. Judge
Sept. 4th. 1851. a,st sept. IL, wa.
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NOCURE-ALL

But if you want q medicine, that Will
cure Chronic mot i.,flamatory) Rheuma-
tisin. MuFnps, Sore Throat, Swellings. Old
Sores. Bruises. Toothache.. Headache. In
sect Stings, Pains In the Back and Chest,
also Internally, Diarrbea, Dysenterya Col
ic Groups and vomiting. won have 1t in
DR.. Tobias Wonderful venitian I.in,nent
II never,fails when used according to the
directions. Every drop of it is put Up by
DR.. Tobias himself, and he has dIne SO
for nineteen years. His, medicineI In
known throughout the world. The best
physicians recomnsend it. no Thnusanda Of
certificates can be seer. at the Depot. CGrt-
landt street. M family having children
should be withnutit in case lof Cronp.--
Thousands Of chiadreniare saved hv itan-
nuallv. Use itwhen first taken according
to the directions. and yop will never lose
a child. Ladies will findit valuable in
Graduating pimples and blotches. Only
Scots and 81 per battle. Sold bv.the drug
gists throughout the United States and Flu
rope. Depot, So Cortlandt Street. New
York. ..e-sa4pAa Augs l8dwlm.
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fOIIT1CAL MEETINGS.

Hon +. IT. STILES will address the
.itizens of Iowa at the times and
places designated below:
Sigourney. Thursday. Oct. 3.
Richland, Friday, Oct. !.
The above meetings will be held
at 2 o'clock, .. m. unless otherwise
ordered by the County Central Com
inittces. The Central Committees
in each county arc expected to mako
Ill necessary arrangements for the
meetings ard give fnllnotice Of them.
i l6ss- C. C. NOURSE.
Chm'n State Cent. Com.
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County Canvass.

The Union Repu blican Candidates
tor the various Offices to be filled at
the October elections, tor Wapello
county will address their fellow citi-
xens on the issues of the day at the
following places and times, to.wit:
Rladensburg. Thursday. Oct, 3, l p. m. !.
MarvSviile. Friday. Oct. 4. p, m.
0ttumwa. Saturday, Oct. s, p. m.
The candidates Of the opposition
are invited to q joint discussion al
these meetings, and,tbe people, ire
spective Of party, are invited to at
tend. !. Il i ~. XII sSsF s75 -
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Bernhard & Jordan are now in
receipt Of the incest assortment OF
LADIES, Misses, Children's fine Polish
gypsy, baton and promonading boots
ever brought to- the Ottnmwa mar.
ket. Call and examine the styles,
quality and price, and be convinced,
that you can get anything and ev'
. crything in,their line and at reason
able figures. ss- .'t'
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES.

Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Machines are the
favorite for families, beiHGl especially n
dapted tO that purpose. They work more
rapidly with lees friction, aud with great
er economy of thread than most, Ii not all
OtherS.-Nc York Times. ili -. III r.
Unlocking out for the BEST It would be
well to see the Machines or Wheeler 4
Wilson, before purchasing elsewhere,--
EEaMimer. sayT
s. b. THRALL, Agent.
Feb2O '67ldy Ottumwa. Iowa
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CoMMENDABLE.-The Richl

CoMMENDABLE.-The Richland
Township Farmers Club hold an ag.
ricultural Fair and Pic Mic at Hugh
Browns on Friday, October 4th, to
which the public. and agriclturists
in particular, with theirproducts are
respectfully invited to attend.
We are pleased TO ser yiss ssfdSnys
of vitality manifested by the Far
mer's Club, who after having in vain
trid TO organize q county Agricultnr
81 society, are determined to have
one on their own account. Success
to them.
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The undersigned II prepared to paint
Portraits In OH Col0rs, Gin the latest styles
Life Size. or any size desirable, ut low fig
ures. Persons having small pictures Of
deceased friends, Wishing to have them
enlarged and i, cOlored Life like, give mela
call and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing ran be done right unless II
il done il the East. Give me = chance
and lean do itsweil and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambr1types and
Gems taken on short fldtlee. 81 n
Main st. OttumwA Iowa.
d3mw1y. ii. NWNAMAKER.
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1 w. NJ. STONE.
ED WR1GHT, Sec'y Of State.

PURSUANT tn law, section 463, Revision
Of 1860. aud in obedience to the above
Proclamation OF the Governor Of tho State
Of Iowa. /, G.. A. DERBY, Sheriff of Wap-
clio County, Iowa, do hereby proclaim and
give notice that u general election will
he held in Waptilo County, Iowa. on the
second Tuesday Of the coming ,OctOber,
namely, October Eighth {sth) A. p. 1867, at
which election the following specified of
Aces will be filled by vote Of all the cleo
tbr OF said county, to:wit: Two Represen-
1rer and Collector. one Sheriff, one County
Judge. zone Superintendent COmmpn
Schools and one Coroner, alsp. Ct sRid
election; a vote will be taken for or against
q Reward In Accordance with g. Resoiu-
tion passed by the Board of Supervisors
of wapelio County. IoYa. at the january
Term pfls67, which Resolution II - f0l-
lows, 10 witt. ~ ~ ~ Nfss
1 Resotped, By the Bonsd Of Supervisors
Of WapeH0 County, Iowa, that there shaN
be q standi,sg Rcavdrd Of the County u, the
criminals Of crimes pevpetrated soithsM the
limits Of said comfy. t0-sCit:s For the Gp-
prehensi0x of a Murderer 500. and for the
apprehension Of "a Horse 7,hief, 500, TO be
paid 0,st Of The County Treasury on the con.
Oicsi0M of said criminal sxessx So - !,
II Provided only that the lf0regoinO shat be
duly submitted to the qualified electors Of
said county for their adoption or rejection
at the merit ensuing General Election by
,cDrds soyistcn on their ballots, REWARD,
or, NO REWARD. vAh 5asi 80 i9'e'
Whereof nN laacf,tl electors Of the Cbun-
ty and TIE Ipss,sship CLERKS and Judges Of
Elections n and f3r the several Townships
composing sGsd county will take s0gcidl no
tiee and be gOUey1scd accordingly.
G.. a. DERBY SHERIFF II WapetIo
Cbunty IotUd.
She,ltslc0see, 0ttamvc, Iord, Sept Oh
1867.
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An Error. The State Register
has an article on Dean, wherein it
quotes from M what Dean shosld
have said here in q recent speech.
This is an error. The speech in
which Dean used these characteris-
tic remarks was made at Knoxville
and reported BY the Toter from
which we cleaned, and which wo
duly credited with the synopsis At
the time.
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Grant, Sheridan. and oil tho OIL
cars competitions i,sscrvihg their codrs
Try, il giving hard knocks 70 therebel-
lion, are being terribly slang whang
ed BY the copperhead press general-
", but Sheridan seems to be the
special object Of their lmalevolo noe.
Take the following paragraphs
from yesterdays Chicago Times =
specimens:
sSome Of the "Ioyal' ore pfophe
swing that Sheridan will be the next
president. With the aid Of sufficient
whisky. while the subject Of the.
prophecies may not be fulfilled, he
may be filed full" ...age 81 j
off Sheridan is coming the faithful
should raise a champagne fund. -
Many gallons il required 70 fill full
The gallant Phil" q 1T
| SHERIDAN is coming to Chicago
He ought to have reception. karly
would be . good man to receive him.
Let the radicals send Early, the man
that Sheridan annihiliated lwenty-
one time" 81 .'
We respectfully commend these
Elegant extracts to the consideration
Of loyal Irishmen hereabouts. t. 10
only q fair sample of the foul abuse
poured ous on the, heads Of O'Con--
nor. Meaghcr, Halpihy, and 81 other
intelligent nd.sloyal Irishmen who
loved their country better than 9
rotton reasonable pro slavery SO
[called democracy. .