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IN JONES, TEMPLE Il CO.,
IL FA II o N B r II TT RS
No. % 8. NINTH Street.
First Store above Chestnut street T4o,
YNO THE LADIEs.--HAVING PURCHASED
j the whole Of 3 large Importer's stock OF com.
1oenced SOFA CUSHIONS, CHAIR SEATS. PIANO
sT,df,Ig AND SLIPPERS, we are offerinR them nj
Seas than cost of deportation. A full assortment
Ipeylin Zepbyr sold fun weight. American WO rsted
III sTperior QUALIFY l6 cents per ounce. Wonlen nit
linz Warm Bugle Fringe, BuRle Glmps and Buttons
anb R PsONIS TTimmin ngH and Zephyr Store
n I fn,u,ambpI NV, cor. EIGHTH ndCHERRY SITS,
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WYE WOULD advise all persons TO invest at least
certs to be given by the managers OF the Gettysourg
charity In charge OF these good men may be secured
10 the country. One of these concerts viii Oconr at
horticultural Hall on WashingtOns Birthday, 1868.
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WE ARE still closing out immense stock OF Lace
CURTAINS at cost. Some great bargains left In & Em'
bTOidered Lace Application, Nottingham ana MUS
lin Curtains, at No. 72S Chestnut street
kelly, CARRIN0ToN d Co.
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TAKE AYERS CHERRY PEcToRAL to stop your
Colds, Coughs and Bronchial Affections before they
Iun into Consumption that you cannot stop.
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CURTAIN GOODS and Furniture Coverings closing
out a great sacrifice. We have again marked
down retail stock. as II must be closed out by
January T. kelly, CARRIHGToN Il Co.,
M
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CAR SIGNs-N OF ICE.-PeTsops wsh'ng to secure
business signs on the of the IhegBut and Wal
nu,. Tenth and Eleventh, Fifth and Sixth Streets
Railroads, for the ensuing yeRr viii please make
early application at the office Of the InternatIoua
Advertising Company, No 4i5 South Third street.
floor. This Is of the most effectual modes
OF advertising ever invented AT present every car
top is occupied until the close OF the present year
N. Bio VIII secure one of those beautiful glass
Bigns the neide o. the Eame cars.
n. B-Inside signs on the same roads leueTed on
glass and framed in oiled walnut and gilt and Tor
one wear for $40.
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? II YOU WANT A RELIABLE AND USEFUL FAMILY
CASE OF MEDICINES, we can cOuscentiously rec I'M.
mend of DIR. HUMPHREYsS' HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS. Having used them ourselves, and xnow
ing OF their extensive 6use by friends, hazard
nothing in speaking well of than TO all who desire
having such an arrangement tor family use.
Johnston, Holloway q Cowden, No. 2S North Sixth
street, DyOtt & Co, No. 232 North Second street,
wholesale agents. sold also by George c. Evans
Sixth and Poplar streets; Ambrose smith, BROAD
and Cl esnut streets: Hortter Twentieth and Green
streets; John Bley, Franktord road Roche Fifteenth
and south streets; Calender, Third and Walnut
streets; Hickman No. 1896 South Second street; Mar
shall Thirteenth and Market sreets Blythe No 3l2u
Market street. Sold in Germantown by w. r. Jones
Aenerat Depot, No. 637 Arch street
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wINDow SHADES closing out at half price, at No.
728 Chestnut street.
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Doors The largest assortment of Mems Boots and
Shoes in the CITY, Bartlett No. 80 South sixth street,
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TF A PUDDING rs PROVED BY ms EATING,

IF A PUDDING IS PROVED BY IT'S EATING,
i why not a Clothes WTinger bY It's useY The VIDE
HpreBd of these labor aud cloth articles
has placed the question OF their ana ecOno
my beyond cavll, Several OF the best KINDS are Joe
sale by TRUMAN a. SHAW, No. s35 (Eignt rhlrty-
hVe) MARK Er Street. below Ninth.
NT IRE HANGING BASKETS, OF A VARIETY
Of patterns and several styles OF Hooks lpH ~
bTaSke ets Tor suspending them on. Tor SAFE Dg
H M AN az S SHAW, No, 885 (fight 1hirty-nNeJ MAN
khI Street, below Ninth.
MAIL NIPPERS, WHICH QUIOkLYI
i hShtiy ana without pain cut toe or mnsTS ~
win a natural round edge are for sale by ThUMAN
8, g Ell e. a W. e. No sSS eight Thirty-hyel MAhAEi
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, Nov. is
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 20 8. Third stree
SECOND ROARn.
F9Y@ AID D R e s S

h9Y@ d D r ESS
BY THE HON. c. R. BUcKALEw
There Will be an address delivered In this CITY tn.
on the subject OF the '' A0V|s
RIGHTS OF NnNoRITIEs,
this State. N1 AtVAA
This subject has occupied the attention of the VrcIa
States Senate for the last ana Inc n iii6
Parliament. in the late Reform bii has recosnized
by system of cumulative voting, the rights ar NIL
norlties 20 large extent while In this country they
The time aud place OF the delivery OF the address
will be announced In the morning papers and an
interesting and able discussion Of the subject may be
expected IL
kE@ H 0RTIC ULTURAL HALL
e7S| Grand Fair OF Useful and Fancy Articles in
aid OF the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN OHURCH OF
Mantua, from November 25 TO 80 Inclusive -
A fTsGclass Restaurant will be established A
SumptIous dinner VIII be served on Thanksgiving
Day.
Admi sion to Fair 25 cents.
. Thanksgiving dinaer, 81.
Tickets can be had OF HENRY A. DREFR No
7l4 ClI E5NUT Street, or at the Hall during the
Fair. ii IS mwttuth5t
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A STORE ROBBED THE THIRD TIME. ON Satur-
day night last The grocery store OF Messrs j.
and Union streets, was entered and robbed The
thieves enecting an entrance through the
second-story window in the rear OF the dwell
ing 1ncing Union street They forced open q
venetian shutter, broke pane OF glass, and
operations they departed, leaving the front
door wide open This is the third time that
this store has been entered within a short
period, and IL is situated within q half square
Of the Union Street Station House.
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AMAzINGLY Low -
IA Merino and Wool Underwear.
N5J- MeTinO and Wool Underwear
Hf5s MerinO and Wool Underwear.
MCINTIRE d BROTHER No. 1885 Chesnut street,
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ARsoN.-Last evening small frame building
was destroyed by ire on Main street, above
Carpenter, in Germantown. Two COWS were
burned up and an amount of fodder. The
building was owned and used by the managers
Of the Orphans Home. The loss is estimated
at Sl500. An investigation into the cause of the
eoEtiagraion resulted In the arrest of William
He had worked for the "Ifome" and, being
discharged for neglect OF duty, he swore, 1t is
alleged, that he would have revenge in some
way. Just before the fire last night he was
seen about the place, and after the fire had got
under full head he ran away. He was arrested
on suspicion and committed by Alderman
Good in default OF $4,000 bail
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7 HIRD EDITIO N
PROGRESS OF THE PEDESTRIAN.
Weston Expects 10 Reach
Cleveland Tonight.
Death of General Gould

ate, nto.. Eto.. Etc, Hte- Gt,.
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AN UEPRoFITABLE LCDGER.-The troubles of
the clearinghouse keeper with his bOarders,
and hen the difficulties of the lodger with the
house. keeper, are more than one can we'll i'm
aPine. especially where the boarding house
keeper is afflicted by such person as George,
alias "Dutchy," Herken. He took rooms at
street, and left yesterday without footing his
Dlll ana carrying away the wearing apparel
anu JeWelrY Of fellow w-boarder These things
Were all recovered, and Herken was arrested
ana committed for trial by Alderman Morrow
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The WHISKY WAR-MoRE SEIzURRs. De-
putty Collector FOulkrod of the Fifth District
paid "a visit to Richmond this morning and
seized q copper still said TO belong TO a man
named McGarvey. II was in a house on VIII
liams street above Salmon. He then proceeded
to No. 1913 Huston street. and captured tin
Etill aud worm, and one section OF hose, said to
be The property of a Mr.. Swain. They were con-
Vine streets
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NEEDS ATTENDING To.-Tbe attention of tho
police is called TO the fact that a large nunnber
or young men are In the habit of congreSatina
IN 'front.' or the Methodist Church on Vine
stree I, between Twelfth and Thirteenth. everv
sunday. They stand on the pavement, smoke
cigars, dance, talk loud, and behave Ia a Very
unRentlemanly manner, much to the annoy.
ance of respectable Christians, and sinners
who are disposed to become suoh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
BARGAINS I!

HAVE in Store small stock al GRO.
| CERES, DRY GOODS. BOOTS.
SHOES, H.3TS. NOTIONS, &C.,
which Will b. disposed OF without regard
to Co.r for Cash only. Goud Calico lo'
10. l2 and Is cents, Good Rio Coffee
IS ceu's GOOD Syrup a, SO els. pc
gallon. Cfu'h-J Sugar II cents. Boys
Wnol HAS IS cl'. Meu's do. 81. |
hove si4n for cole compete set Of Car
psnirr Tool, in good order. Coll anu
get bargains.
J. V. UNDERDONK.
Nsv Sueei. Shephe:dSIown.
Fetrns'v 9 1867. 3s
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s. .5S3aO SlVI 3G:5Js
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.

THE Lopl MANUFACTURING CoMPANY. (est'D-
lished since lS4O,) having :he exclusive cont u
Of all the night soil of New Ork Gay, oilers IoE
sale, exclusively for Gosh a new article ~
Double Reflned POudretie.
Warranted free from ;nPurty and rubbish.
which lhey will sell for fSrHty-EHo Dollar
per Ton, delivered on board OF vessel III Ne"
York ,ity. This article, which - p1iYerzsd
+as fine as -four, has no equal for Corn, Ce!toh
and Tobacco, and is equai 10 No. /. Peruvian
Guano in the proportion Of t"o lbs. Tor cAe o.:
Guauo, and better than tie best BRANDS eL super
Pho pilates, pound for pound.
This is Just the thing for those who VIII Pc!
Cash for good art!cie at low price. We
nave coarser article at Twenty Dollars per
Ton. Samples sent BY mail, free, on receipt OF
3 cent stamp. Send fer pamphlet aud 10 CON
yjuced. Addres. the Lodi Manufacturing
Company" G6 Courtlandt Street, New YORK.
ROCKY MorSr, Edgecomhe Co., \. c.
Mr.. James R. Dey-Sir In reply 10 our IN
ourv of the results Of our experience IN the use
| Of vcur improved Poudret;e, purchased OF you
for this years Cotton Crop, we would beS leave
to saw that the present season has been one
quite unlayorabe to the action OF all iertilIzers.
Several kind ot Manures were used by US, with
the exception Of YOUR POudreIte, with little or
no effect TO the crop. Where the PoudFetIe was
applied il gave US near hale a bale more per
acre, and caused the Cotton 10 open much ear
lier, and we would therefore recommend lhe
same as concentrated manure for the growth
of Cotton, as well as Improvement ~ The SOL.
Yours very Respectfully,
NEEEr P. STCLIs & RRo.
Nov I3, 1866. b"
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next, before The Cour, House IN SheP
herdstown, w. Va, &zyA
A Two-Story Brick llm
DEEILlIG HOUSE AID LOT,

situated on German Street, opposite The
En,ler Hole!, in Shepherdstown, W. Va
This is a desirable property, the House
containing Nine Rooms. The basement
Story has a font room suitable for an Of
fee, and a good Cellar adjoining. Five
Rooms on frs, floor, two in front ard a
Dining Room, sleeping Room, and an.
other, adjoining; and four or five rooms
up slaiTs, all in complete repair. Also
A Two-Story Brick Kitchen,
Brick Smoke House, with Well Of good
water with pump therein. A good CIs
tern in the yard. Also a good and sub
slanlial Corn House, good Stable loI
TWO or three horses, and Carriage and
Hog Houee, all adjoining back alley
with every convenience 10 the run which
passes through The town. The property
contains Other necessary Out buildings
for the use of family; and upon The
whole it is one OF the most desirable
properties in epherdslown.
Rev Mr.. Frary who now occupies The
pre misses, wi. show i, to any one Wish
lpg TO view it. Mr.. J. p. A. EnIrr, o.
The Enller Hotel, will also give any in
formation relative to lhe property.
TERMS OF SALE-One thousand
Kars to be paid on the Isl ST April 1867
lat which Tine possession will ba given
he residue in three equal annual pay
4 4 l. Il
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ONE PAIR OF
Match Horses,

and many other articles not enumerated.
The above described furniture is all he W
and OF the very bes, quality.
TERMS
A credit OF Nine months will he given
on all sums over $40. the purchaser civ
ine bond and approved security sums of
$40 and under Cash. No property 10 be
removed until seuled for.
O. Sale 10 commence al ii o'clock.
JAMES Ii. SHEPHERD.
G ID. McGIincv. Auclionetr.
February Q. 1857. 49, 3w
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December s. 1868.
y D Il & + !!
OFrIcs OF SUPERVISORS.
JEFFERSON County, WEsr Va.
1aunary 1857

January !, 1867
YlHE. land Book Of Logan Osbu'n. 1.
( Commissioner appointed 10 re-asse-s
the value Of all the real estate within 10
county. is now in the hands OF The t!r'<
of The Board Of Supervisors. Any rer"a
feeling himself aggrieved by The ss'e'''
men, OF his lands or lots will make srpl'-
Gallon 10 he Board Of Supervisors al deer
meeting On The Sd Monday Of F'b'n'".
1867. Bot before making such .rr h''-
ton he shall give notice IN wsiing 10 'ss
Prosecuting Attorney Of The county. 'h'
he will apply to the Board OF Sups'"so''
on the Ord Monday of February, 1867. I"
have such assessment corrected. Aprsn-
ded tn such notice shall be an stidavli,,
the effect that in his opinion the s're''.
menl of lis lands or lots is above 1sH
true value or erroneous as TO quantity.
Dy order Of the Board.
JAMES logic, President
H. G. ENTLER. &. b. $.
January 5, 1867. ~ .
&C. Free Press copy ill 81 MONDAY u
February.
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zz'xi}NAZ.N SEAUDA.

4 SCHOOL will be- opened in Shop
4 herdslown. for the instruction at
young Ladies and Misses. commencing
Monday, February 4rh, 1867. The
course OF instruction vii embrace The usu.
al English Branches. the higher Ns'he.
mates, Natural Sciences. Languages sad
Music.
Terms-Per session OF Eve months -
PrlmaTy Class, eio Y"
Senior Class. TO include Lain. 22.0o
Modern Langusges-esch 1000
Music 2o.OS
Seml.pay menI 10 be made April b.,
he remainder al The close OF the session.
II is designed TO establish permanent
firsI class school. 10 accomplish whict.
the patronage Of those having daughters
To- educate is respectfully SohcIIr'.
Several wears experience az an lnsuo'.
tor of youths warrants the hope tlIs, con-
pIeie satisfaction can be given.
". Il. MORROW.
Principal.
January 5, 1867. Ca
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VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND
Bird &c Company
SHEPHERDSTOWN.

4 MAJORITY of The SlUckholdcr.
II having failed to meet on NE 6'sl
Monday in January 10 elect Directors as
required by The Charter. The meeting
was adjourned until The
End Monday in February, 1867,
10 meet at 10 o'clock. a. NJ. on that day
al the Western Hotel in ShepherdsIown
At hIch Time. besides eleellng Directors,
the expediency Of making immediate
preparations Tor rebuilding Inc Bridge, and
other mauers Of importance. will be sub
miied TO The consideration of The Stock
holders. II is therefore desirsbie there
should be full attendance elhtr in per-
son or by proxy.
E. |. LEE,
Pres'I Va. e. Nd. Bridge Co.
January ~, 1867. 5w
HageIstown Mail copy.
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Jssyes Se~ ali and his vile Frances
Stewart,
W. IN CHANCERY.
Martin Grove. Jacob II. Grove. Mrs.
House, Leonard Grove Catherine
Knote, Mrs Col. Miller. Joseph
Kuode. Sarah HedrIck. Marion He'd
rick. Albert IIedrick, Lawrence He'd
rick, Rodney Hedrick. Franklin He'd,
rick, Warren llvduek, llsmpden iied.
rick, Theresa iledrlck, Ann Hedrlck,
Mrs. Col. Blockford. Henry Blacklo'd,
Franklin B'achford Laura Blackford
Helen BlsckfdId, Jeneua BIackfntd,
William BIsckford, John Blackboard
May Blackford. Ienelis Smith, Fran
ces Saith, Ohio Smith, Helen Smith
William Blackboard. Robert Douga
end his wde Helen Douglas, Dsv!c
Miller. John Miller, Lafayette Miller
Whi.m Miller. Msrtha Miller, Cath
arius Muler, Mary Nj Her, Fanny
Turner. Anuie VanLear, Henry Grove
M.rv NJ Keller. aud lie uuknowr
heirs Of WllIr.m Grove. deceased.
Ne,cc is hereby given that deposition;
will be taken 10y defendant Mary NJ. kel
Ter At the G flee o. John II Young, E.q,
III Urbsnua, champaign county. Ohlo
on the An day Of March 1867, between
he hours Of 8 o'clock A. NJ. and 6 o'ci' 4
p. NJ. Vi said day, With power TO sd
4 4
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Fresh Groceries.

THE undersigned has just received a
1 fresh lot Of Groceries, such az Tea,
Coffee, n. 0. Sugar at ~ cents. Fee.
nisu TobArco from Lynch0urg, &c, &C.,
for sale for Cash.
Jan 26 ~. II. Chnpline.
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same as concentrated manure IO' VIC >
of Cotton, as well as Improvement to The SOIL
Yours very Respectfully,
HESEY P. STUL1s s BRo.
Nov 10, 1866. e"
UANTED.-IO,OOO pounds Of R,gs
II wanted, for which 3 cents in cash
will be given, and cents in merchandise.
dec % ~. 4. Chqpline.
CLEIGH Baskets and Sleigh Bells, 70,
I'D sale cheap al the Hardware Store.
dec % E. Shofsr.
UHAKER'S Garden Seeds, jusIIsceIv.
y ed and for sale by
Janl2 r. c. Burkhart.
l1lAMPER Baskets, Scoop ShOveIs,
* Half Bushels, one pound Butter
Moulds, and Hydraulic Cement. for sale
| by Ransom {. Dake.
Oct27 CharIeslUWn.
| WINCHESTER'S HypuphOsphi'es Of
" Lime eud Soda, for the cure and pre-
vention of consumption. for sale by
sepll IL. c. Burkhart.
ITNNGLEY'S Improved Churn. for sale
| by Ransom &. Duke.
Sept Is Char!eslown.
NEW Style Of Hats for sale by
LIN sept22 d. S. Rentth.
lNOUBLE Bucket Water Drawers for
| IL Wells and Ci,ierns. for sale bv
Ransom s. Duke,
Oct27 Charlestoun.
DUCKWHEAT Flour for sale by
! ID dec % d. S. Renich
! NEW OrIcOns MclasSes for sale by
! Y dec % u. s. Renich.
DURE Cider Vinegar for sale by
[ sept 22 u. S. Rtntch.
TT N. BAKERS Wheat Fan, for sale
IL. by Ransom 6, Duke.
sepi3 CHARLES
| GROCERIES Of all kinds at reduced
u prices for sale by D. s. Rcntch
DURE Javn CoG,e, and Lancaster al
| [ Wool Blankets, for sale by
Dec. % p. H. Strodss
IWO. Gravely Tobacco FOR .sle a, the
H Jan IL Drug Store.
lNATEN'r Swing Lid Tea Kettles, ell
< sizes, for sale ny
Ransom 8. Duke, Charlesrown.
| I LARGE lot Of fnS Virginia Chewing
* and Smoking Tobacco f'r rale by
jan 10 u. s. Rrnich.
WOOL WANTED.-l will pay the
" highest market price for WOOL. eth.
or 10 cash or trade. # delivered 90 me .,
my Store in ShephefLsioWn.
sept % p. II. Strobe.
ICANFORD'S celebrated Liver Envivora-
y tor for sale al ,he Drug Store.
! 90 10 Cost & Wsguer's and get some
" Of their Is cent Calico. Aug. 25
Groves -HsQersiown Cook Slo,e.;
~ indlonoia Cook Stoves; Parlor, Office,
Chamber, and Dining Room Stoves. for
sale by Ransom E. Duke,
Oct l3 Charleslown.
DURLAP'S Linen and Cotton seamless
ID Grain Bags, just received and Cor sale
by Ransom f. Co., Charleslown.
JUVENILE BOOKS Toy Books !
~ with other Notions suitable for pres.
enls at DaTReNs.
A YER'S Sarsspsrilla pvrifes The blood.
a remove' plmpIes. bIOlches, &C., from
he G,ce. This popular medicine can be
had al the Drug Store.
FAIRBANKS Platform Scales. 81. o
l. Family aud Counter Scales for safe
oy Ramon {. luke.
aug 25 Chsrlr.ro~n.
WiIE genuine Pc, Ton Gravely Tobacco
4 aud fine Sugars Tor saIe by
jan 70 y. S. Renich.
MANS and Collins superior Axes. Tor
III sale by Ransom s. Duke.
sep ChsTltslnwn.
GRIND ston. Hangings uilh Roll,r.
~ comflsIs, 81 siz~.. f"r sole by
Ransom ). Duke. Chsflestoun.
GONE good IIIng-. in the ~sy Of la,
y dies Under Garments, Breskia.l
Shawis. Hoods, German Wool. &C., al
nov "a DarneH.
GOOD Portland Syrup can be had q.
VI Cost Il Wsgne', Tor GU GEMS per
gallon also Kerosene Oil at rs cents
per gallon. AOg. 10, 1855.
DRESS Buiiors Of choice color. end
~ latest ST! lee, al DarneHs.
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Corn ! Corn ! Corn {!

4 LIZ persons having unsettled accounts
Il with the undersigned, can pay the
same in Corn al the highest market price.
Bring on your Corn friends if von wish
To save costs. ID. ,. KEN NH.
February 8, 1867. II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-12
Adverse Elections---Ths Causes,

The elections have gone to suit the
rebels in New York, New Jersey and
some other parts Of the North
whilst down South on conquered ter
rltory the rebels are defeated every
where by help of the sd niqger
cote In every part of the west
lnciuding illinois, Iowa, Minnesota.
Wisconsin and the Territories-ex-
cspt only California, the Republicans
bave held their own.
The reasons for such adverse ma,
Jontles are easy to explain agita-
tons Of the Suffrage and liquor ques.
lions were the chief elements Of dis
cord. But these are doubtless dis
posed of for the present-the chief
operators finding it useless to shove
their issues against public will.
Another trouble everywhere is,
with the old democratic machine pa
triots-who came into the Rebubli-
can party at the eleventh hour, or at
the time Mcclellan stock went down
some OF them came earlier in the
war. These official or machine pa>
triots are everywhere, eternally
showing their demagogue jack plains
for office and, on account OF their
old records, all torn and unelean, the
people will not, cannot adopt them
at the ballot box. There is hardly a
county or u town without its one or
two late copperheads, recent machine
patriots, these, Of course, demanding
office and, if any bolt them there
followeth party destruction.
The better way is to throw this
entire demagogue fraternity over
board, and do it at once. The fact
is, they will leave the party anyhow
whenever the breakers come. Just
the moment the democratic party
next promises success every last one
of these Sham Republicans will draw
out and go back to the old den. And
may God tempt them to start soon
especially in Grant county!