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Hear Reason
Strengthen The Defenees.

When garrison apprehends an attack
from an outside enemy, what does it do!
1t STRENGTHENS THE DEFEN CEs. The
human system, 1t this period Of the year,
is beleag uered by morbid influences The
Indictment air is full Of them. Every
change of weather lays the feeble open to
their attacks. What is to be done IN ord cr
TO battle these unseen, but ever active, foes?
STRENGTHEN the pEFENCEs. Do YOU ask
how? The answer is simple-thc means
within the reach of@ll. Reinforce the vital
organs and the nervous system with HOS
TErER'S ,BlTYERS. Tone the stomach
regulate the bowels, rouse the sluggish
liver, cheer the spirits. enrich and purify
the vital current, with HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS. That's the way to sTRgSC TIL
EN- THEpErEyCES, and render the capital
Of health impregnable. you wish to e.
cape bilious head-ache, intermittent fever
indigestion. and nervous visitations-to
enjoy, IL AL its plenitl;de, the blessings of
sound mind III sound body" use this
Incompatible preventive and restorative
1t preserves health in the healthy, and re-
news it IN the weak and ailing
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What the War has Proved,

Republicans affirm that the result
Of our recent great civil war proves
beyond question that the govern
mcut of the United States is capa-
bic of protecting herself, against
civil dissensions and rebeIlious Of.
every description, and at the same
time of preserving a free f9rm u
government, Democrats from the
beginning of the late war, DISAGREED
in a measure, with the policy Of the
Republican marty, ALTHOUGH MANY
Democrats coincidcd With the aoo.
inant marty in the doctrine g ogcr-
cion and in rogd faith enlisted in
tho causa Brt ;la raIlaov pfca.~-
cion is every dav becoming more
and more apnaront How the mil
itarv Hill, AM, tho theory derived
.hcrefrom Of ra~crn;n- CERTAIN
States NV f,r,a i - he r,can,i,od
with the nri,cin7cs &c z,l2-crverr,.
mcnt. who're the Government derives
ITS legitimate mowers from the con-
sent Of the GOVERNED. is ;1exnlicable.
Democrats were cansurod al one
time for DECLARING in Convention Al
rb;csao that tho war vosa failure
bnt tho Rcnub|;cans now verify the
assertion by their own deeds. At
.ho h0o;,n;,, of tho var Conorass
declared unanimously, that the sole
object Of the war was for the rcsto-
ration Of the Union and that when
host;,ities or ORGANIZED rebellion
shou,d cn.sc tho states sboni3 be
restored to their former pos;tion in
the Union with their RIGHTS uoin-
paired. But how is it at present.
cannot Democrats safely re-affirm
their declarations made at Chicago:
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AYERS
Compound Extract Ct ;s,arsapar;Iia,

the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this cverr-
where prevailing and fatal lalady. Il Is co.a.
b!ned from the most active remed:as that have
been discovered for The oxpurg2ton of this fop!
disorder from the blood and the rescue Of the
SYSTEM from lis destructive consequence
Hence it should he employed for The cure Of
not only ScrofulH, bU. ale t.o2 othsr aii2c-
tions which arise from Z, surh ~ ErUpG;~R
and SKIN DISEASES, S.. AxruoxY's Ttna.
HoaE, or TEvsIpnLAG, Pg4T.Fs, PusrvIEa.
ELorcnEs, BLAINE and BORIS, IUtosa, Tnrr.2
and SaLr REEuM, scArH GEAp, RINuvecN,
LHEuHATIsM, SyruIITrc and NERcUElAT. DIS.
EAsEs, DRorsy, DYsrEr24t, IDENTITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS h:IsIAG FlioM VITA
TED OR IMPURE Bloom. The popular hllcs
ia " ioapopity Of lie biood Is founded in truth.
for scrofula is degeneration Of tbs blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
riIla is to purify and regenera.e this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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- THE GREAT Cause
x HI NJ AN MISERY

Just Published in Sealed Envelope. Price cts
ALECTURE ON TIFF NATURE, TIRE ATMENr.
and Radical Cure Of Seminal Weakness or
permatorrhWa, induced by Self-Abuse:
Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Ner-
vous Debility, and lmpedimehts to Mar
riage generally; Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity,
&c.-By ROB, J CULVERWELL, NJ. D.,
Author Of the Green Book" &C.
The world renowned author.
in this admirable Lecture, clearly proves
by his own experience that the aufUl con-
sequences Of Self-Ab use may be etfectual:
y removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations. bougies. in
struments, rings, or cordials, pointing out
a mode Of cure at once certain and effcctual
by which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, and radically TINS LEcrrRg
WI. PRovp a n~v.,~o TnorSAyns Az
THOUSANDS. Sent under seal, to any az
dress, in plain sealed envelope, on the
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Also Dr.. Culverwell's ''Narr:3g1 Guide. :"
price 25 cents. Address the publishers.
CHAS. J. {. KLINE < co,
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box
1886
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The Radical Defeat In
Connecticut.

This STICKS in the "TR1BUNE's'
crop. We are told now (italics
not ours):
The lesson must not be lost. Hence
forth, The Republican parity from st John
t. tie Pac3fc IS q nnlt for Universal Lib.
city omd Impartial Su1,cse. rsgord'e S
~ caste, rae " rotor. nuee who are
hostile TO this principle will 60 to their
own place as Judas did,
Ojibbeways, Pottowattamies,
Sioux, Chinese, Coolies, as well as
the negro to govern us white men)
is thus the proclaimed platform of
the Tribune? ''Negro equality
is not, as many may have
supposed, to be the stop
ping place. The mixture and the
amalgamation are to 90 on, under
the inspiration Of the Radical Heca-
ts=, until they have made of this
Government perfect "pit of Acher.
on with the Tribune editor sing
ing this refrain:
"Black spirits and white,
Blue spirits and grey,
Minglc, mingle, mingle-
Ye that mingle may.o-.N Y. Elk
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Mr.. B. I. Hopkins member OF
congress from the Madison Wis. dis
trict is most beautifully shown up
in an Investigation into certain
railroad matters before the legisla-
ture Of Wis. The witnesses are,
II. L Dousman, L. II. Myer, A..
L. Elmore, A. r. r. Butler and
Angus Cameron. The charge is
that 3. +. Hopkins was bribed, and
made the instrument of bribery in
the Wis, legislature, receiving from
II. c. Stimson Of New York $4,000
to carry the Petroleum bill'' OF
the session Of 1866 through that
body. A good way to control con-
gress composed as it is Of such mon,
would be by a generous distribution
of Freenbax among them. But the
rub is, they have been sharp enough
to secure all such trash leaving us
nothing to buy them with. There
is no doubt but they arc in market
but having robbed the people, they
can't buy sugar plums to make them
be good.
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". 4. MEAD, ,
r. =. Il. BROWN. ! H'''''.@'
FRIDAY, .iPNIL u, 1867.
"1kOvs E'seasasG$ Il Is 10 sec
KCcthGcR dwell! .C-;thcE
gps F-r,is~ o..

Do N'sspH ~ '>-aIS = N4-a"+ "Ae'
>. VI. bo2'A axe at. HE-oE"e&ds' lie
journal calls EoQth tie 'Sa-S>loUs
and Manaacious Old reProCate, as
sorting that IL was not the Glover
,,..ao o.o Inv, ~, o,.o 81 -,roI;,,,
I.I..1l: s,.. 49,.
N'ok w'''cn '"'"'" MS 'o'' Wv, '"S'
he made his money out Of t." Glover
rescue case. Why did NOT the ed
;,.r ,f tho Journal at the time OK
,,; .,,;I. ,.ho, b. va. ,,aL;nc
poSe HIS gum "'v" 4.
his fortune out Q! 'Ne 'ac' q "SF'"e
resisted the execution Of federal
enactment?
va sr,,,.th;,o r;.b hn,h If ,ben
cn ,,: - l .L.
''h' 'u''s 'e''eNe Tue o'"'ses IKE!
prefer against ea:" o;"c!. The ono
violated the law Of the land as we'll
a. tie decencies Of life, the other
quietly acquiescel in h;s infamous
acts.
The journal says:
The truth is that Booths losses
and final failure in business, as IS
pretty generally known, were not on
a.' S ~; % sne u.',r '. - ' w.. H :.
hrouybt him renuistion and suIscrib.
.rs it built him un a business: but
he could not bear prosperity. *
1t was not the Cloyer case; but the
Ia; t y. ' hro,,rL, ;,, % = ~ ''T IT,;
name. and revealed to the ncople
acknowledgements Of whom had been
imposed on By MS atteetatlon Of
superior !lI:ut aHu P~.lai . 'IoPS-
an5 tbo I;5con. nntrfs",ron thot
festered within the whi;ed scrulclre
oc his character.
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JONES & SCOTT, Agents,
Citation 10 PrUe VII.

The People of the State Q, Iowa.
To Emily Glass, alias, Brown and Ada
Stewart Glass residing il the county of
Fayette Iowa, next of kin of James Glass,
deceased, send greeting
Whereas Goodri CHI & Mad of the county
of Howard State of Iowa, have lately APP
piled to the Probate court of said county,
of Howard, to nave cersin instrument in
writing, bearing date thel7th day of Janu-
airy in the year 1856 relating to both real
and personal estate, dulyproven as The last
will and testament of James Glass late Of
Howard county Iowa, deceased; Therefore
you and each you are dted and required
personally to be and appear. before our
Probate court at Vernon Springs in said
county of Howard on Monday the 9th day
of May 1867 at one o'clc eek p. m. Of said
day, then and there to attend the probate
of the saidlast will and testament.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and official zeal this Ist day of
April 1867.
DO. PRESTON.
Probate Judge
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The Dubuque Herald comes to rs

The Dubuque Herald comes to us
with the biggest kind Of a rooster,
Justify growing over the complete
route Of Mongrelism in that city at
the recent municipal election, claim
ing the election Of an Administra-
ton Mayor, democratic Treasurer,
democratic Recorder, a democratic
Auditor, a democratic Attorney. .
democratic Assessor, and almost a
unanimous democratic city council.
When such ''corperhead Sheets as
the Herald crow so Justify over the
result, we can scarcely see where
the mongrel press can get their
crumbs Of consolation. Graves the
mayor elect supported Noble, whom
they all delight to Willy, for con-
gress.
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DEMoNsTRATEp--that tho negro
iSthe superior race. The McGregor
News published the fact in its issue
Of the 9th inst. \ niger boy under
Is showed such remarkable precocity
as to out-spell and spell-down the
school Of which he was a pupil, and
the News editor thereat is SPELL
bound.
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SCr0fula, Or Kings Evil

is a Constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes yit:ated.
weak, and poor. Rcing in the circulation, il
pervades the whole body, and may burst ou:
M disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from Its attacks, nor Is there one which it may
not destroy. The scvofulous faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease, low living, dis.
ordered or unhealthy food impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the vencreal infection. What
ever b. its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
satution, descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation; indeed,
1t seems to be the rod Of Him who says, II
will visit the iniquil;eS Of the fathers upon
their children"
It's effects commence by depo sit;on from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, IN
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tuberclcs; i'll the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This fs III SER
ruption, which gcndcrs in the blood, dcpresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofuloVs com
plants, bu. they have far less power to with
stand the attacks OF other diseases: conso-
Tuently vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous is thei. paturo,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
syafer- Most of the consumption which de-
CLIMATES the human family has its origin directly
IN this scrotuleus contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys. brain,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from O,
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are serofulous:
their persons are invaded BY this lurking in
fiction, and their health is undermined BY it,
10 cleanse It from the system we must renoyate
the blood BY IN Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food aid exercise.
Such q medicine we supply in
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The Mongrel press Of the country
is endeavoring to soothe it's readers
with the belief that the result in
Conn. is not much of dis aster at
ter all. The Chicago Tribune con-
soles it's readers with the ,nforma-
ton that it is only triumph Of the
war democracy while the New York
Post says:
1T is reaction in the democratic party,
which in Connecticut has grown tired Of
following the Seymours and Touceys"
In this statement they attempt
TO conceal the fact that the Touceys
and Seymours were the men who
controlled the conventions that NOM
mated the successful candidates.
endorsing platforms expressly repu-
dating the acts of the mad revolu-
tionists Of the country during the
past six years, Please don't try to
get any consolation from that source,
gentlemen, the democracy of the
nutmeg state is of that stern charac-
ter that dare call you by your right
names, and therein lies the secret
Of its success.
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a tie pr3icsScd advocate and de,
t,uIc: Il Freedom. To-day it lapscs
! IL ruin as the real advocate and
pologist If tyranny, Seven years
ago the democracy lost their ascen-
dUrcy because they preferred peace
and obedience to tho constitution,
to civil war and treason in the name
of freedom. To-day they rise to
power again, because through the
abolition Of slavery, peace and ohe
di,ncc to the constitution have be-
yomc Synonymous with freedom
throughout the land In 1860 the
people preferred freedom for the
slave to national freedom under the
constitution. Now they prefer
freedom for all, through the preser-
Walton ,s.ae constitution.
l. the changes thus accomplished
by events, tie attituIc and prose S.
Of the two parties As to all questions
Of freedom and progress, are to ap-
pearances reversed. The repuhli-
cans were once progressive party
-recklessly and lavlessly progress
i've. but still progressive. In other
words, they sought to establish ty-
ranny through revolution. The de-
mocracy wee once q conservative
partv-couservative as to all that
pertained to national peace and lib
ertv, but still conservative. In other
words, they sought for the preserva-
ton Of liberty through the preserva-
ton Of the Fundamental law Of the
Union. The radical leaders, who
were never sincere friends Of either
the negro or the government, when
slavery was abolished, went over to
the side OF tespotlsm. The democ-
81 who were always the friends Of
liberty under the law, when slavery
was abolished, become the sole de-
Tenders of both liberty and Law, and
now occupy the progressive ground
as the defenders Of republican insti-
tutiors and the rights Of the whole
people.
1t is this seemingly reversed at
titudc of parties to which is to be
attributed the present reaction in
the public sentiment. The north
ern people are actually voting now
for what they supposed they voted
in 1660--a free press, free soil, free
government and uuion. Aud the
democracy are known to be battling
now for what they actually labored
in 1s6Q---for freedom and progress
through the preservation Of the gov
eminent and the Union.
It is time, then, for the democra-
cy to repudiate all DISCUSSES and
assert their dignity and position as
the party Of equality, freedom and
'a-~ Wheraver ignorance and on
yr s=ion reign. there the democratic
n,rr~ has 2 mission to perform.-
prao-arcr The nr;rileres Of the bal
T.. h,x ara denied. there the rights
Of man are to be protected under the
law Whenever the liberty of the
nation Is as3ailed, there the democ-
raey have battle to f9ht. Nhcr-
eve. :ac constitution Is dtiied, there
IS work for the democracy to do. -
Wherever the equality Of the states
is denied, there Is the supreme law
q the law Of the land to be enforced.
Wherever an unequal system Of tax
alton prevails, there i. a statute for
the democracy to repeal. W hercTer
the public treasury is being plum
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Itty,.ttFN 20 INA ~ nSICFtE
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HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is
pleasant in taste and odor, free from all in
FURIOUS properties, aud immediate Ia its
action
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liberties 4 t." Eooglc. c5u "Ts>t
dcsryt,sm On the ashes .! 3 free
rNYNrR.HCNt
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS sAsIovEo
~ Eelnbe!i's Extract nvcHc
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-21
NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 2O.-The
election passed off very orderly to day.
The whites voted heavily, and nearly
unanimously the Conservative ticket.
Many voted against the Convention, but
over three hundred whites who registered
failed to vote. One thousand votes we're
cast to day, making 1000 for two days.
The ballots have not yet been counted,
and the result in the State is unknown,
but it is thought the Radicals have car.
ried this city by $50 majority.
WILMINGTON, November 81. - The
election closed without any disturbance
or an arrest. The blacks polled full
vote, and not one was known to vote the
Conservative ticket Very few white
Radical voters are in the city. The vote
in the different wards, as far as heard
from, is as follows; Second Ward
Radical, 299; Conservative, l26. Third
Ward-Radical, 25l Conservative, lis.
Fourth Ward-Radical 293; Conserva.
tive, 1856. Total registered vote in the
city is 9O5 whites and 1888 blacks. This
county probably gives 1900 Radical
majority. Whiteville and Saragorda, in
Columbia county, give a considerable
Conservative majority.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-21
The Legislature.


TUESDAY, ia bill was introduced
to loan 100000 in State bonds to the
Mobile and Ohio railroad. The bill to
may the melish, who fought, bled and
died in defense of the city of Memphis,
was referred-some of the Senators
thinking the bill should be paid by the
Government instead of the State.
A resolution to print two hundred and
forty copies of the Constitution for the
use of the members was tabled. That is
we'll enough, as what there is left Of the
Constitution is not likely to be respected
or understood by them, even it they
should get the two forty copies
A joint resolution passed requiring a
report from the State Surgeon General
of operations under the militia organiza-
ton, which is expected to give an ap.
paling list of killed and wounded, run
away, sprained ankles and bloody noses.
The Committee reported against the
bill to seek compensation of the national
government for losses of loyal men
during the war, There was a general
feeling in favor Of the main provisions of
the bill, but that better bill might be
drawn up. The bill was finally rejected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-21
FOREIGN.

LONDON, November 49, Parliament
was opened to-day, in accordance with
the royal proclamation. The Queen was
not present Her speech was read by q
royal commission from the throne. The
substance of the speech is as follows:
King Theodores having rejected all de-
mands of Great Britain for the release of
her subjects, cruelty and without just
cause imprisoned by him, Her Majesty
had no alternative but to send military
expedition to Abyssinia; and reference
is made to the supply bills needful to
deiray the expenses of the war.
The invasion of the Papal territory is
now over, and the hope is expressed that
Emperor Napoleon will soon withdraw
his forces from Italy, and avoid all un-
friendly relations with Victor Emanuel.
LONDON, November 20 - Evening.
Consols, "a ZIG; 6-2O's, "a; Illinois
Central, So; Erie, 673.
FRANKFORT, November 2O-Evening
United States bonds, 76 ZIG.
LIVERPOOL, November 2O-Evening
Cotton steady and unchanged. Sales to-
day $1,000 bales. Breadstuffs unchanged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-11-21
MEXICO.

New YORK, November 2l.-A Herald
Havana special says that Admiral Te-
gethotf had received very polite letter
from the Mexican Minister rendering an
escort Of government troops for Maxi
milians body to Vera Cruz at the
national expense. All public demon
stration, however, both on Mexican soil
and within Mexican maritime jurisdic.
.tion, were forbidden. Congress con-
vened on the 10th, when there was a
quorum Of representatives present Pres
ident Juarez was preparing a defense of
the use which he made Of the discre-
tionary powers. 1t had been stated
that be asked for the forces belonging to
Escobedo's command, which are to come
to the capital. The reasons of this de-
mand are left unexplained, but it is sur
missed that it is owing to the large force,
said to be about $4,000 men and 300
pieces Of artillery, which Gen. Diaz has
at his command. A Cuban, who has
been for some time q resident Of Vera
Cruz, says he foresees revolution soon
again in Mexico, probably about next
January. Gen. Merino was assassinated
on Palacian. road.