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s. ReacfiOn.S

There has been no reaction" in
Indiana. On the contrary, the Re
publicans have made handsome
gains, and their majority inthe whole
State is not less than 10000. They
lost Vigo County (Terre Haute },
where very small vote was polled,
and where people thought too much
Of the State Fair to pay attention to
the election; and the counties OF
Yanderburg (Evansville) and Put,
nam (Greencastle e)-both of which
are always doubtful, and which gave
small Democratic majorities this
time
But, in return, the Republicans
gained heavily throughout the north
ern and central counties. They re.
established their, old ascendancy most
emphatically At Saian.polis, where
tnere was a sharp contest, and where
the Democrats not only made every
effort to carry the day, but were con-
fident of achieving brilliant vitory.
They cut down the usual heavy Dem
ocratic majority in Allen county
Fort Wayne) to about one half; and
gained over 5000 votes in the three
northern congressional districts.
To recapitulate, the State went
Republican by 10000 majority; nine
out of eleven congressional districts
gave Republican majorities-a gain
of one district (the IVth); and three
fourths of the counties gave Repub-
lican majorlties. So much for the
/" reaction" in Indiana.
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THE GALAxY For November
contains, ''Steven Lawrence, Yeo
man." by Mrs. Edwards (with an il
lustratlon). J. "Grotesque Songs" by
George Wakeman. "Journalism as
a Profession" bv Julius Wilcox
"The Good Physician" by T. W.
Parsons. Concerning Kissing" by
a Connoisseur. "Our Doctors in the
Rebellion" by Fred. B. Perkins.
!" Waiting for the Verdict" by Re.
becca HardingDav "Ancient and
Modern Cookery" by Pierce Blot.
"W ords and Their Uses" by Richard
Grant White. "Autumn Song" by
Z. c. Stedman, Etc. =, @, s9ss ~
Terms, $3.50 a year; two copies
sent, postage paid, on receipt of 80
cents. Address W. C.. & E. P.
Church, No. 80 Park Row. New York.
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The Louisville Courier Rebel
thus comforts itself with the hope
that the National Debt will be repu-
dated:
"In a Government where universal
suffrage is tolerated, no debt which
imposes such burdens upon the mas
ses as ours does, can be secure. II
is so much more easy to vote down
the debt than to sustain such grind
ing taxation, that the mind of those
who toll and suffer will naturally be
frequently directed to the sub
ject."
1t seems to US much shorter and
simpler than this to say-"The mass
of mankind are scoundrels, and will
never pay large debt if they can
evade it-and they can repudiate the
National Debt-therefore they will. "
The Courier proceeds:
"And especially is this true, when,
as in our case, the debt which crea-
ted the necessity for this taxation
was incurred in a war which never
did receive their hearty sanction"
The last war with Great Brit
ain and the Mexican War were pro-
foundly condemned by a very large
portion of our people. Did that por-
ton therefore attempt or threaten
Reputation ? The Courier was bit
terly Rebel. and of course condemns
the war for the Union. When the
people shall elect a Congress and an
Executive of kindred sympathies, the
debt will be repudiated.
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We find the folloKine item in Il

y w NsH1 - Isae
Boston Post, of Oct. l17th: The
|followlng.named members of the
Committee on the Treatment of Union
Soldiers and Prisoners are now in
session at the City Hall for the pur-
pose of taking testimony Hon.
John P. C. Shanks, of Indiana,
Chairman Hon. Aaron F. Stevens,
New: Hampshire !; Hon. VIM. Mungen,
of Ohio. They viii probably be in
session for several weeks. Hon.
VIM. A. Pile, Of Missouri, and Hon.
fAbner G. Harding, Of Illinois, mem
bers Of the committee, have not yet
eyyiyed,a ncitF ,s5sb ;9sl Y1Tidt
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Sc pOnd subdivision.

In Auglaize county, Jan %, May 10, Octo-
Der S.
In Allen county, March 10, June I6. No.
vembePl7.
In Van Vert county, February 25, June 8,
November 3
In Putnam county, February IL, June 2,
OctObar %
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A terrible accident occurred at the
Hoosic Tunnel. Mass, on Saturday,
by which thirteen men were either
killed outright or suffocated to death.
The gasoline works, at the mouth
of the shaft, exploded, and burning
fell down the shaft burning the whole
gang working at the bottom The
bodis will not be extricsted for some
days, s-Gav 20 i baE .sssu55il0g ni
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STATE OF ONO, @,
u...,nN- HAnV .,

STATE OF ONO, "a - 4.
Hancock County.
|. JAMES DzNNIsoE, Clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas, IN and tor the county OF Han
cock and State Of Ohio. do hereby certify
that the foregoing is true copy o the vri-
ginal order now on il5 in the Clerks Office
of the aforesaid courts. rt.f ...l-Eyt
In testimony whereof hereunt) set my
hand and the seal of our court. at Find ay.
this, he 10th day of October, A. D., one
thousand, eight hundred and sixty-seven.
H. s.. JAMES DENNISON Clerk.
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The FOrtieth Congress.

The elections in all the States that
choose Members of Congress this
Fall. are over; and with the excep-
tion of two or three vacancies to he
filled in November, the personnel OF
the Fortieth Congress and its politi
cal character are determined. The
following table shows the political
composition of the Lower House,
and may be useful, IN view Of the
-extrayagant rejoicing OF the Democ-
racy:i 3d .fi.HDmmu9 30 ref-. .c-l.
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Fourth Subdivision.

In Seneca county, February Is, May Is
November 10.
In Hancock county. January %, April II
October "a.
Ii Wyandot county. Feb ruary 10, May 4
September q.
Crawford county, January II, March "a
October 6.
And we do further order and direct that
the several terms of said courts shall com
mence on the first day OF each OF said terms,
at eight O'Clock. A. N.
In testimony whereof, we issue this. our
order, for the purpose aforesaid, at said couri
hoGse, on this, the tenth day of september,
A. D., 1867.
Us. C0NKIJN,
AS. LATTY, 1U.
CHESTER r. MOTT,
JAMES MACKENZIE,
Judges OF The said Courts.
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An individual posted in revenue
matters says there are ak hundred
illicit distilleries in full operation
IN the Brooklya, n, Y, district,
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Mink. Fitch water Mink and French coner yietor;,..

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Ns6 advertisements.
District Court.

The several terms of the District Court in
and for the year 1868. shall commence in the
several counties thereof as follows, to-wit:
In Williams county, August 5th.
In Fulton county, August 9th.
In Wood county, August eth.
In Henry county, August 10th.
In Defiance county, August llth.
In Paulding county, August 18th.
In Van Vert county, August l4Ih.
In Allen county, August l7th.
In Putnam county, August 10Th.
In AuglaiZe county, August goth.
In Mercer county, August 2lst.
In Shelby county, August 24th.
In Logan county, August 9th. G
In Marion county, August 10Th.
In Union county, September lst.
In Crawford county, September 3rd. d.
In Wyandot county. September 5th.
In Hardin county, September Sth.
In Hancock county, September 9th.
In Seneca county, september 10th. -
And that the several terms of the Court of
Common Pleas in and for the several eoun-
ties OF said district, in and for said year,
shall commence in the several counties
thereof, as follows:
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First Subdivision.

In Union coGnty, February 3, May 4, Octo-
Der Ii.
In Hardin county, January 20, April 20,
September IS.
In Marion county. February II, May 1s,
November 2.
In Logan county, March 2, June L, Novem-
Der l6.
In Shelby county, January 6, April 6, Sep
temher IA
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Third subdivision.

In Paulding county, February 4, septem
Der %.
In Defiance county, January q, April 27,
September %.
In Henry county, February 10, May 4.
0ctober5. Fl-
In Fulton county, February Is, May II,
October 20.
In Williams county, March 3, May 10, No
vember 4.
In Wood county, March Il, June 2, Novem-
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-10-25

Henry Clay Dean invited Horace
Greeley to discuss the Democratic
plan of repudiating the National
debt, and received this reply
Office of the Tribune, New York,
Sept. 8, 1867.-Nr. Dean-Sir:
have yours Of the 29th ultimo.
Should 1 ever consent to argue the
propriety and policy of wholesale
swindling, ! shall take your proposal
in consideration. 1 do not know
where the cause of national villainy
could find a filter advocate than
yourself. ---s-1ns7A aaI..o1 - -
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sCapes and Mufs.

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Secretary M'CTlLOch on the
$40 Bonds.

ion of the Treasury Department, on
the question of the payment of the
5 20 bonds in coin is the same now
ss it has Seen eyer Sin ce M MqEuIS
hchwas at its head, tho foIlowing
bsthert5 . unpablisscd rsseesa Written
by him to one of our financial agents
in Europe, two years ago, is furnish
ad-
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.f'7l'fo - HORACE GRRHLEY,
Henry Clay Dean, Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa. .H ,l'e3 pa r b-'-i3i-''e
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Why is billiard-player like . thief
in q crowd? Because he aims for the
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Cloths,

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Elections,

During the coming month, New
York, Massachusetts, New-J Jersey,
Maryland, Wisconsin, Minnesota
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Dry j Goods, G Clothing, Boots & ShoesI

s5st 4 =siaU
I TstIst RS 7si iroCW 81
b1CT 5ldgsmOs 80. t5a.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

TN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 3
i Of An Ordinanee fer the foenesien ase gsvssn
nsnt 81 the Fire efestmsnt,~ $4,000 ana eepfev
msnns Hall % 0stssdsy Ivsainga Nay lth. - go
ipete Chief asa sWo Assissa BnesDssss - ~
Devoupors pire Dopast0ens.
~ Presidents, Tossnsa asdesssseasissefO Oon
paniss VIII plsase fspost o The pAes Of vussns =
half pest eix o'clock peaesaonv.
r TIE OsesoearSoe oso SsQueeeod - hevo pso
,erod three eopiss sf tAsif CenRenyie ieell ss Aso
Ezra ~ The use u Ne Judge q 1ieessse
Chief xnglEeeS.
passspost, Nay Let, 1851. ~ San
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

hour. Among those ~ noticed Kisses Jsn-
ME Neil, Meta Brownie, Jane and Lizzie
Rebsrtsoo. Lssis Neil, Miss Thompson
Jennie Hardis. Christians Riggs, and
ethsss. Dy the way, The young ladies Of
thas ssttlsneot sfs - justly eslsbsatsd "
their dashisg eqssslsisassship - ass Ne
ysung msa fer their npsslss skill u the
plow.
Thus passst ~ dsy plsesasaly ssd pssds-
sb,y away. Bat ~ sa0s asas Sssgstsins
to osstiss ~ sigsi6ssnt - thas = sssiy
svssy isssasss ~ pesaisa pswise ~
dsos vith he eslsbrsesd Dssss . Co.
plovs, which are % extensively pstssaisse
in thss community % we'll - thfsughous
the Northwest, where farming is successful.
iy pursued.
The officers Of the Winfield Powiss Ss>
ciety, under the auspices Of which this
match was had. are: Jeho Pollock, Prssi>
dent David Hsrdie, Secretary, and Joha
Little, Treasurer. Nsssss. John Robinson
and John Grieve, jr.. were the Supsrintsnd-
snts Of The plowing and matches.
At late hour We bads adisu 70 our gen.
ersus host and started home ward, fully de-
tsrminsd that, before ws 80 int The farming
business, We will take lessons 10 blowing
out in Long Grove.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
Jusf REcNvED, an assortment Of the gen
uiae Alexandra Kid Gloves at
J. &. Dixon 1 Sons'.

CnRls1lAx AsLeciAslon. 10 expected
that the pubic meeting next Monday eve
ming will bs the largest and most Interests
,sg gathering Of the kind evss hsld n the
city. Many partieulass in regard 70 ths pro-
gress Of the sseissv win b brought up. and
seme new fsaturss il rsfessaes to its future
work will b Diseased. During the short
time ancs ths orgaaisaAisn Of The Assscia>
ton It hes bsen especially favored and sus>
tanned By the public. In view Of the good
it has accomplished. and the high and noble
aims it has before it. the Christian public
should make renewed efforts 70 widen the
spt e,e ofits usefulness. This Ne a's conf
dent they can and will do. Those who are
not thoroughly posted in the particulars
concerning the Association, md the liberal>
ity Of It's ai rs and objects, and the proposed
means Of accomplishing them should BY all
neans attend the meeting Monday night at
Metropolitan Hail.
AEON 1n nuA1oa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
FIsaryo TAckLs.-Buy yous Ashisg tack.
le at the hardware stefe Of
J. A. DAvsHPoRf.


SHEanAS's TesAoco WoaKs.-We wsre
THE msening shsvn evsr THE new masufac-
tory, which 70 nov 10 fall operation, BY NJ
F. n. Bsainard, The Supsrsntsndsnt end
gensral business mansgsr. We found that
. very heavy stock u tobsssos 10 the leaf
hes been laid In. and thst thsy srs new sns
gagsd In manufsstssine . isss rate article
Il Fine Cut Chewing. This ~ wers e.
sussd BY several VIE ''uss the wed" a0d
ny ~ esesidsrsd = experts. iss vssy gsed
sssids, soi equal 70 the best bsssds Of 81.
Lsuis cd Chisaes nanuiaeturs, Ia The
course Of . week q two. whsa tAs oschis>
~ gets te suaning moro smoothly,
ws ny expect . really sztsa astisls - Mr.
Dsainasd has purchased ssas sf ~ fassl
sseek y b found 10 the oasksts sf RisAs
mend, New Yssk ssd Ciaeiaaasi.
Seas fifteen strippsss srs busily sngss>
u il pespasiae ths tssasso Ssr u ssttisg
machine end fer the cigar makers. sf whish
latter tea ere now employed, end the nuo-
bsr will b dssbisl In . shsrt time. AZ
sooa q . gosd supply Of 6ns cut chewing
and smskisg tebacss, and several varieties
Of cigars ere maauiastsrsd, several tsavelsss
will be sent cut b visit the towns in tAs in~
tssisr Of the State, 70 intrsdsos ths produc-
tiens Of the house 10 the aoties Of Iowa
asechants, whom . large business will Be
the result Of the enterprise end sossgy sf
Mr. Sherman. Dealers in tobacco will
readily sss The folly Of paying fssigAss from
Chicago sr %. Louis, ~hsa On sstiels fully
equal can Be purchased At. Or 20 much scar
q home O - lev il not lowss rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

NAsonIc.-At sn adjourned meeting held
It Masonic Hall last sveniao. the report Of
The committee ef invsssiglsisa was received
end ohs committee discharged. A commit
sse on Ways and Means consisting Of Joha
L. Swits. D. N. Richardson. ". D. Clark,
A. q. Kisns, asd Edwin Saish was appsint-
ID. IL is to b hspsd that the labses Of this
eeaaittss win result in dsvisisg ths best
way and securing anpls msaas foe the ssec-
tsn q . temple Sss The ~ sfehs Order.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

CIsra,ss. Decidedly ~ bsss D,ss 70
buy Clothing q ths Iswsst prices. y q :.
Krause' ., Second Street, opposite The Bank.
He has very large stock % selses frso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Bill Of D. b. 0svssanes, police fsee, -
ferred TO Committee % Police.
Bill Of J.. h. Duuont re6erssd 10 COM
n:ttoo q Police.
Bills sf D. H. Ssvseanss, P. Clask, Gee.
Msnaias Wn. Niles aad Jehs Aessey, It
peliee 0ssviee fIso Apsil 17tA - 0Ay IL
- eo6hGgo0 = ~ oomD1tooo q H01AL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

WELLS CLixonRrsEs. new, unique
and perfect Level tat should Be in the
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

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nine years standing" writes F. Q. Dewey.
Of Casrolton, Montgomery Co., Ohio.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

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