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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN ILLINoIs.-It
will be seen by the following, from the
Chicago Post, that Mr.. Bovee, of-ehis
State, who went to Illinois to labor for the
adjustment of capital punishment has
practically accomplished his object:
a bill has passed the Legislature and
has now become law. placing in the hands
Of iuries the right of prescribing the nature
of the penalty IN cases of murder in the
first degree. This penalty may be death,
imprisonment for life, or imprisonment for
term of years 1t is considered by its
friends practical adjustment of the pun
ishment of death.
The enactment of this law is largely at
tributable to the labors of NJ. Ii. Bovee, OF
Wisconsin, who for the past six weeks, has
been industriously at work on this question.
His time has been divided between the lee
lure room and the Legislature, and success
Ia. crowned bis efforts
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

RAJ Among the curiosities of the Paris
exhibition will be artificial floating islands
on the Seine, similar to those seen in China.
They are immense bamboo RATS, on which
layer of earth is spread, which, being
planted, is soon covered with vegetation. -
The Chinaman erects tent in the center.
and then trusts himself and family to the
moving oasis, which usually drifts about
at the mercy of the winds. 1t is some.
times, however, provided with masts and
sails and anchors.
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pa- A widow lady at Dapyille. Kv.. too

S@- A widow lady at Danvile, KY, took
an orphan boy to raise, quite small, and
when he arrived at the age of eighteen she
married him, she then being in her 5Oth
year. They lived many years together as
happy as any other people. Ten years
ago they took an orphan girl to raise. Last
fall the old lady died, being 96 yearsof age,
and in seven weeks after, the old man mar
ried the girl they had raised, be being SIX
ty eight years old and she eighteen.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

AN EDIroR's OFFER.-1f marriage is a
lottery, the editor of the Gardiner (Me. }
journal can be indicted for the manner he
fakes to procure subscribers. Here is his
offer:
For two new subscribers, furnished by
any good looking young lady, We viii fur
nish husband, or if We fail in that, will
marry her ourself Is soon a. the law will
allow" 5rs.1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

RAILROAD SALE.-The eastern division
of the Milwaukee and La Crosse railroad
was sold at auction Saturday last, by U. S.
Marshal Fairchild to the Milwaukee and
ST. Paul railroad, for 800, 920 "a, subject
to membranes amounting to over So, OOO,-
600. 1t is understood the sale is to be
contested by the Milwaukee and Minnesota
company.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

GERMANY.-A Berlin correspondent Of a
New York paper reports splendid triumphs
of the liberal democracy of Germany at the
general election held under the universal
suffrage franchise. City returns from
Berlin shows that Count Bismarck, with
every general Of the late war, or Prussian
war hero, were signally defeated by the
constituencies to which they were nomi-
mated.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

Look TO Your LAND TITLEs.-The Su-
preme Court several years ago, decided that
patents given by the governor for school and
other state lands did not convey title.
For the first eight or ten years of the sale
of these lands, the patents were all issued
by the governor, when they should have
been issued by the commissioners of school
and university lands" Those who have
the former patents can return them to the
secretary of state and procure good ones at
few dollars expense.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

e@- A gypsy woman promised to show
two young ladies their husbands faces in q
pail Of water. They looked, and exclaimed:
why, We only see our own faces"
Well" said the gypsy, ''these faces will
be your husbands when you are married. I"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

SPEAKER OF THE 10th CONGRESS. Hon.
Schuyler Colfax has been chosen Speaker
of The House of Representatives of the new
Congress. The Republican members voted
for him unanimously. The Democrats voted
for Mr. Marshall, of Illinois.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

n@- A man named Arden knight was
arrested in Winchester, Columbiana coun-
fy, Ohio, day or two since. upon the
charge of having three wives. -Four or Eve
years ago be married lady in Alliance,
and shortly after was united to Miss Anna
Fife, of Cleveland. He next went to ILL
hois and espoused No. 3. He is in Jail at
Cleveland, where all three Of the wives are
waiting for the verdict
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

n8- Thomas f. Meagher is lecturing in
various parts of Montana for the benefit of
the Catholic Church, having for his SUBJ
ject, Personal Recollections of the Irish
Brigade in the Army of the Potomac
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

re- The New York and Erie railroad
has absorbed SO, COZ, 600, being $50, 900,
600 more than the estimated cost before
building
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

D@ A Boston jury has decided that
Mary Ford cannot recover damages against
John Turner for shooting her nose of with
a rocket, last Fourth ofJuly.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15

REVENUE FRAUDS.--Of more than one
hundred millions of gallons of whiskey
known to have been distilled, considerably
less than one-eight paid any tax whatever
TO the government. The uniformity of the
swindling process can be mathematically
inferred from one fact The excise duty
imposed by law is 81 gallon. The cost
IF manufacture ranges from thirty to forty
cents. And yet, for considerable periods,
whiskey has been openly sold for from
ST., so to LIS per gallon, or for considera-
bly, less than the amonnt of the duty in it
SELF For Ill of which Congress may thank
itself, in placing upon it a higher tax than
it will bear. Statesmen. and not fanatics,
would manage things differently.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-03-15
Circulate Them.

The rroyerb that eternal vigilance is
The price Of Liberty was never so applica
lie in this country as at present, and in
vitw Of the usurpations of the last Congress
in oyerthrowing the Constitution under
which we have 80 long lived and thrived,
by The establishment of military despot-
ism aud the threatened and probable i'm
parchment Of the President, because he, as
spc CT and tell the radicals some truths
that were not paatab.e to them, all true
lovers OF liberty must bcstir themselves and
see to it that facts and truths are widely cir
culated amongst the people.
For six years the government has been in
the hands of set of men who openly disa-
vow their obligatic ms to adhere to the Con-
stitution or obey the laws, so long as either
conflict with their own preconceived notions
o. national policy These men, be it noted,
are minority of the citizens of the United
States, but by means Of a civil war have
secured the reigns Of power, and are plot
ting TO retain them by the exclusion from
the polls Of such citizens in ten States of the
Union as would vote against them if they
were not debarred that right Nor DO
they constitute large majority in the other
States, for at the Presidential election in
1864 they obtained only the meagre major
ity of 4ll,2Si votes out Of a total vote of
4,O3i.1S9, though to secure this they en-
p!oyed all the corrupt agencies that cor
rupt administration could provide On the
the first Tuesday in November, 1868, the
people will have an opportunity to remove
this minority from power and substitute
not merely majority, but put into Office
men who love their country above party,
and who adhere to the Constitution rather
than to the whims of fanatics. To attain
this result is, we take for granted, the aim
OF every good citizen.
The means to be employed for this pur-
pose are various, but OF all that have been
suggested none is so effective as the circu-
latlon Of sound Democratic doctrine, and
nJU l. the time 10 commence. ~ snort
while aud it may be too late-httle BY little
the gordian knot oil tyranny is winding
itself around the necks cf the people and
making itself felt and heard in this once
happy and truly Republican country. A
military despotism having been established
in one part of the country, and which will
no doubt eventually extend itself ever the
the whole, unless the people arise in their
might and arrest it ere It is too late; sedi-
ton laws pissed by radical legislature Of a
radical State, the right of free speech
denied to citizen, there is no telling how
long the press will be free to publish and
tie people free to read the truth
Now while We can do so, let the alarm be
sounded, and in no better or more efectual
way can it be done than by the circulation
OF Democratic newspapers. Let all who
value liberty, who value whole country
one and undivided, who value the Constl-
tuition under which we all lived so happy
until virtually overthrow by fanatics, exert
themselves and disseminate the truth and
Il Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-29
Misrellamp.
BROKEN.

Only a broken dream, DIS.
Drifting adown life's stream;
why weep over thing so small,
Floating away beyond recall:
Only broken hope,
Blooming upon the slope
OF dead dreams grave; why vail
Once thing SO frail and pale!
Only o broken vow;
What matter is il now
If the sweet lips in their curving pride
Have SO wantonly, recklessty liedg
Only broken trust,
Trampled low in the dust;
WHY mourn over a buried faith,
Or shudder at sight Of its wrath?
For have wrapped them all
In costly, CHASTITY pail;
1t cleaned with the jewels Of tears
That were shed in the vanished years.
! thought them buried deep,
That at last might sleep.
Calm and undisturbed might rest
With a still and stony breast.
Laid from my sight away
One dark November day; aH sNrH b
No tender touch or thrilling voice s
Can bid my anguished heart rejoice. '"2
But they bring back to me 9 l.
Pitiful things to see, rrt sttfilI ttt
Mournful wrecks that were wildly cast
Ashore of the beautiful past. a7J 7
".cW4 tt gu.. pHf ,t =
And like the autumn rain, s,r. le
weep and sob VITA pain, -as>r
10 see the phantoms of things know
Cruelty perished SO long ago. J. Z. p
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.For Sale AMI to kent.

IMPROVED FARM FOR SALR.-The sub
scriber offers for sale forty Of improved land three
miles northwest OF Ottawa. 1t has comfortable house,
corn crib stables WE'LL &C. For particulars enquire Of John
Hoban, In Ottawa Or on the premises Of
June 2?-Iw- IN go. MRS. CAVANAUGU.
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It will be by the above that the Company has 81 OF
assets every $1 risk the leading Stock Cos the
East have only 81 Of for every $ Of liabilities
shown by their published reports.
The a,suge cost u Insurance In this Co.. for past ten
years has tee but about third Of the charged BY
other Co.'S.
Oar losses thus far have been promptly and satisfactorily
adjusted. We have never had to contest loss
The business of the Company for the past two las been
very prosIeroos: more psicies having been ssued In
tn previous eight years.
The directors we'll known among the bet business
men Of the county.
No he made until the losses ofthe Co.
qure it, and but n year. and by q recent
vote OF the Directors members shall na b rqurai ray
nWythng in addition 10 The adrre payment ,en N, srpira
ton Of one year from the date Of their policies.
10 view Of the abeve facts, viz: that this home nsti
tion that the security ample; the cost Of insurance ls
than IN other Co.'S the promptne.s and beaty with which
Losses settled think entitled to the patronage
otths community In preference to foreign COMPANIES
Policies issued both the Stock aud Mutual plans with
most favorable terms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-29

EOR SALE.-One Iron esfs. weighs about fifteen
IL hundred pounds sp2067 JOHN STOUT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-29
IMPROVED LANDs FOR SALE.-I hay

i sale tile best grain farms in La Sale county, sit
uated four and onehalf miles southwest of Ottawa II
tans 100 all under good fences and In good state of
cultivation good house corn cribs &c and Is offered at
figures that cannot fail to suit In the Of Brookfeld
have the best stock and grain farm in this county, and
not DO kea In the State Of Illinois, contains 400 acres 800
under good fences good dwelling and tenant house, barn,
&C. One OF the finest springs Of water that ever appeared
above ground Is on this rm Any person wishing to buy
Farm will make money Ivy sailing me before purchasing
have also 50 10 lots In Ottawa for sale very cheap
0tawn.J Jan. TO- 1S67-tf W.F. WHITMORE.
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TO RENT.

VNAREHOUsE TO RENT.
The house formerly known az the Burr Warehouse located
on the Sidecu opposite Cushmans Foundry having fine
new engine elevators shelter blower, and cribs In fact In
complete order Sil be leased TO good tenant cheap
Apply at Magll's Warehouse Main street. Possession
given on ten days notice. Aug25-tf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-04

l gBenn 2ifte beiB, bic piss briifene
llnb Durf uns nisbsrtrG9tis brsnnt,
Gin fiibles @taS lit bann erqnidenb,
gBie man es muir bsi . camps fsnnt.
Dprt 1T nur Wsnne, frGblid 9eben,
DUrt trinFt ids gut unb briipsrliG
llnb mem Der bette Darit sesebert
Der lSl6t i'm bort gang li6erltd!
1fp4 I'm
H Sin S9meiser, Ser europa TO-
siemli6 ourdreiit bat, 9ibt folaenbeI
S6iloerun9 europaii der g ou<'
beraine.
SotaI bIafirt uno abseipannt ie6en
aus Stapoleon III unb Sran3 Soiepb
bon Selterrei@. 9lm 1ugenolidfen
iiebt, ipenn man iein Glitter in 8etra9t
siebt, &0nis g8ilbelm bon 8reuBen
aus. Ser an brutalltea ausiebenOe
Sirit lit Der 8roBberSog 2ubtpig BON
SelIen. Sic aneeneb,nite Gri6einuns
lit Ser3o9 @rnit BON Soburg, Der 8rus
ser bes Yrinsen gilbert. 9lm biinlmz
ten fiebt Der @roBbersos bon Medlens
burg >Sdmerin aus. Dim penigiten
aebnli9feit nit einem Sonig bat
2ubpig II. bon 8apern. S0nig Sos
bann bon Sadien liebt pie elm re9ter
@intelabbotat aus. 9Sie elm bebd<
bigger 8utSbeiiber Tebt Der @roBber3og
bon 8aoeu aus. Siniter unb nerorofien
idout Der Sersog bon 8rauni6mei9
brein,
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@anS lltb BOT 5m nerfaufeit.
Gutter SefhdftSplat.

Bon Qep Orleans ;uridgetebrt, serge idb rteinen
95reunben uno 8etannteu ergebenit an, baB ib bic
bt5ber DON perrin
3ouis W0aper,
Nrrb-@cllese StraBe go. 232 nnb 234,
in uteinem 9aufe 9efiibrte o rocerie u. saloon
fur eigene 5tedbnung Ibernonlmeu babe.
9lei93eitia 3eige i'd an, oab i'd oieies 9ei9dft,
fope meine beioen Sduier nit 3ofpIaR unb Der qan=
sen Ginri1tung su oIfen gebente. SD nil Bulge
Bebingun9en segen 8aorsablang itelIen.
NbiIfpp Satpb GuRmann.
BGlF 96beres su erfrasen i'm 6nuie feIbit eoer BE
9errn o. aB. @pttinser inn Grtpin 5aus.
aue19 1T
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3litfiimoiamna.

Srbn 6. 6ebr 1T gan6ibat Der 8abitaIen &es
piiblitanioben 4lrtei fir bns Nmt zines Councils
names pom Der s. g4aro unb uerpflbtet iidb, feline
Stinme nur fir ebrIide, treue Mdnner absuseben.
aiIg3l bags
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Sas grDBte @unber bes 3eitalters.
Sails nninerfetle
SSai1s Mni1ime.
Spcsials O1aAriebt fur nic Oamen.

Ston Ianae Ipuroe permutbet oab cine Bai5maz
fbine erfuu6en merben wiree, pelcbe enfacb, mo5l=
fell unb babeI braubarer ei, ais bic seitber blien
Nai9inen. Cine folde wiro jest benz Yubltum
offerrt NIT oG g"rbernng eaB feine anoere oagegen
altt ommen fam.
Cine FRAU tdnn m i oieier Waibine mebr Mrbeit
uerridten, ais iebs n oieie be. Sic rpaft finf
itmusige Semoer, IRanid5etten rno Salstragen eins
9efbIoiien, IN As Dnnten. Srifft bies nidt elm,
10 lit Der SdnoeI nugiiltig. SIS
sic beoarf te ner bsionoeren BeTdbidIiGteit, NM
odnit Ill arbeiten benn elm Dtd6oben nom Is Sobren
bat i'll elmer Stuuoe 0useno Stiid serDaf6en
@an braudt elm DritteI penieer SEIZE unb besabIt
fidb in einem Sobr burb bic S6onung Der Bdide, DO
fie 70 beIfat nit benz Stofie uerfdbrt odb iogcr Sant
bills obne Bei9doiguig oGnIit gewdihe Iueroen f6ts
men, mas tener dnoern ylnf6tne 6gli1 1T.
9ieIe RaIdnet perben perfertet une pertduit III
9ingIer w. bro. Store Ro. lag College StraBe, Gafb=
utue, Eeln., fir elf Dollars, beit n6nIiden
Yres, nit pebem iie in Stem Yorf be;dbTt pereet
Refine g8atdmai1tne lit i'm Dartte bic fir ben
boppeIen Yres eetduft perben f6nnte uno tete fam
I'D hinfidtiih Der Nrbeit nit ibr pergleidben. -
eer 6as Batent Ret perlett, lpir6 oort seridbtIid
uetfpIqt ne ben uii6 Mn5eige oappn niact, mrb
cine liberaIe BeIobnuilg erbalten.
HSS~ O obe @ortbeiIe rueroen toltben BERN cifes
rirf, ipelde rpin9en, has ansfd ieeIfde 9ed5t 6es
Bertdus biefer wlaftinen III gewiien Counties nitb
3iitritten 5u erIuerben.
Tan menee fid All
.. g. Nineler,
aug5 3gs RaihuiIe, Senn.
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Stfe

Kite
Der i'm bieligen @oitamt, ais unbeltell<
bar, CUR Nbbolung bereit I1egenoen
8riefe:
s III ens e.
Solicit 0srs. GIiiabetb Del Dsrs. 81 rrt1a
Rrpn NiB Clara Niler Nrs. SeIer
Nartin piB Caroline (2) Ninter MiB Naria
8od Dirs. gBiIiam 9fotte Nrs. 9enrie
gSeber Orb 9toialie.
Serren< It e.
SaItner Nm. 6ouer Sacpb 3
Sacobs 9enrp SSIitus Senrp
4unnebeder s Seller Gbas.
Seller Sreo a;ein @oolpb
aeuu Nbrabam 2eup 9
seup sSatob 9Odbarbt 9
Martin s 9 &0ber Roris
&od % 9 NinaIasta 50
Seiirieo Siegntufo Stirner
g9inter Cicero Berger 80 8
@uropaii DE Briefe.
giswsuer oyofepb % derl 5OIm 9Orens
aIeil 9ouis.
9 Wiling @mb rD,
sRoitmeilter
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NecprberS=@ purt.

Ser beatise Sag leste iebr gutes
3eugniB fur Die Moralitat unlerer
Stabt ab, inoem bios brei Sale Oor'
lagen, bon mel9en elmer nit Sreiipre<
dung bon Der 9nfiage uno Die 5pei
anoeren nit elmer Gerbonnerung gu
$40 llnb Soften Degen elmer "nui-
sance" en6eten.
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0rnit Npbl,
Nipbert SSeit,ntiiaer

empfehit iib Ieinen Sreunben unb 8etannten, fopie
benz ge56ftstreibeu6en Yubiifum ais ge46rig qunIi=
fsirter 6 o # abIer fir ben elften 8e3irt uon
9auibion Gonntp, uiEfaiienb oGs Gebtet Der StaSt
ytaibp!is. CT ueriprnt gepiiienbafte 8eorgung DON
Goueftionenu. I. 10. auG13 b1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-04

T 8esiiqlid elmer in Der beutt9en
Linton uno Otspatd" entbaltenen
5fan6alael6i9te, ioiueit iie OenSeraus-
aeber Der Staatsseitun9 perfOnlih be-
riibrt, tpellen mir bier bemerfen, Dap
6ieielbe Elm 9eipebe it1fanier 9iigen 1T,
Die bon geiuilIen, unberantiportliden
Bum,nlern aufaebra6t fiub, UNI ben
Character zines @brenlnanues, inenn
mosli6, 81 befefen; ODER bteilei9t
bon onmmen Snugen, nnl elnen sStg
gu MAIDEN.
Sie Grsablune bon Der itatt9ebabs
ten 8erban6lung Dor Squire Ga1ietp
lit cine refine Grbtdt ung. SIS
ipunoert uns, DAP Die Linton II. Ois<
pat9" fi9 basu ber9e9eben bat, oerar<
tiae SIaen su beroffentli@en; nno i'd
beee ni6t ben gerinslten 8peifel, Dap
Der, Goitor iener 8eitnng iib beetlen
uiro, UNI began9enes unre9t gut gu
MAIDEN, bic ibm bon uns sugeianbte
grtlarrns gu berOfentliden. Sbut er
es niht, 10 tperoen mir an0ere S1rttte
er9reifen.
Bemerft iei bier, Dap mir cine
Qluseinanoerfebung Der cabbage an
6. 6. Mercer nit Der 8itte INN 8erofs
fentli6ung ianbten; oaB oerielbe bic
GepabrIeiltuns unierer 8ttte beripei>
aerte, neil, ipie er iagt, mir 70 harte
9lrtitel aber bic Stellung Der yYreB
uno Simes" in Der NfaDors Srage
aeihrieben." = Sin lauberer Saffron,
6iefer Mercer. Nfan miro ii9 oerars
tiae Ga6en fur bic 3ufunft merfen. =
SIN bas 8anner baben mir ebenfals
! cine Grflaruns nit Der 8itte UNI Serof-
fentlidnns seianot.
~ Ginpanb erun9. 8efern
2lbeno beriammelte iiA Der @intuanoe .
rumas> 8erein IN Der Common Council
Sale. Ser 6. 6. 8iers bate ben Sor@
ftp.
SEER $. Meb tuurOe gum S6aBmeis
tier ernannt.
Ser 8orlikenoe bes pom 8erein CUR
2lusuabI zines pa6enOen 8eriantm'
Iunaslofals ernannte@ omites tbeilte nit,
DAP Manor 8rOpn Der @eiellidaft oieie
3aGr aur Gerflaung sefteIIt babe. sc
iuurSe barauf beidlohen ioteoH Dem
Surnbereiu fiir ben aeitber geltatteten
@ebrnueb -ibrer Dalle, als aud oenl
OfabOr 8ropn fur feine Bereitfuilligs
feit ben Danf bes 8ereins ans;ulpre :
den.
Niebrere unIrer alien uno berb0rra :
aenoen Wlitblrger tuuroen ais Wfits
glieOer aufgenonlmen, glnoere Derfpra'
den, ben 8erein iotpobl bur6 Gelobeis
iteaern ais aud 2anbf9entungen gu
unteritiiben.
Die fbleenoen 9'eanten tp.roen bon
iebt bis gum 1. Sannar 1869 eriuablt:
sBrdiioent: Qlbolpb glellon.
g5ice 8rdf6ent. 6. 6. @iers.
S1akmeiiter: Senrp Nlek.
Setretar: Sobn @ubni. E.
5ruFees: 81. 8eis, Gbas. 0elfon,
Gbrifti1n Grtsg.
Dr. 9nafH nno SER @. vs.. 3oettins
aet burden ais @onlite eruannt, nm Den
Beaa1ten beijulteben. 2
9ierauf bertagte ii6 bic gerfamln.
lung. -
gBir tuerDen mDreen iDie5er barau1
su ipreAen fonirtielI ulio riabere Nftt'
fbeilnngen MAIDEN.
~ SIN Gbgefiel6 tpur0e gefferr
6err WcSonaIo gum eonltabie er'
w1blt.
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Ierpinanp Cttp

rnirb erubt, ficb beim unters icueten i'm 9int'fden
8oarbingbans sur Smpfangnabme ieiner Bounty su
nreoen.
ip2 3m Spnrdn pieper.
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G SIN Mlonat 9lugult ipuroen
5000 8allen 8aunipole auf Oct 2olliss
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REGULAR NOMINEES

-..e OF THE
RADICAL REPUBLICAN, PARTY
FOR
CITY OFFICES.
Election September 28th 1867.
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