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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-26

gross to guarantee republican for.L
of Government to each State, the
right to establish an unlimited mon
archy for a single State! Aud what.
if this unlimited discretion in the
men At Washington should deem it
necessary 'tc preserve the Union
by creating Dictator, with unlim-
tied authority over the property.
liberty, and the lives of the entire
people. is to prevent resolving the
United States into an Empire?
But a few years since it was
thought and urged, that to sustain
republican institutions At sil the
voter should be possessed ofs Ger
tain degree Of intelligence. Public
schools were established and lec,ur-
ers sent out to secure free iustitu-
tions upon the firm basis Of intclli-
gcucc among the masses. 4 party
comprising the mass Of the Mongrel
leaders became alarmed at the ig-
norant foreigners voting. The re-
suit, AZ they predicted would be,
tha, the Pope would come in and
gobbls up the liberties Of the Re-
public, and to prevent SO dire
calamity. secret societies were Or
eaniscl. dark.lanterns and brass
knuckles introduced. to drive the
ignorant foreigner from the polls.
How wonderful the change wrought
by few years experience. The in
telligen.::whits man refusing to vote
as monyrslism dictates, has voted
himself out Of credit. He can no
longer be trusted, with the ballot;
he has too much intelligence. So
to establish free institutions upon
perpetual basis, the negro, who
doesn't know so much. and who
knows nothing at all about any form
Of government. and whose ancestors
have. with him. ever been equally
ignorant, must come in with his
ignorance to prop up the white mans
intelligence, and save freedom for
the once glorious Republic Of the
United States Of America.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-26
Mite he lis New General Atlas

contains nearly one hundred new and
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The MAPS are on a very large
scale and have been carefully drawn.
engraved and thoroughly posted up
to date Of publication under the SUI
perintendcnce of s. AUGUSTUS
MITCHELL who has been for fifty
years the leading geographer Of the
world.
The ENGRAVING, PRINTING, MAPS,
CoLoR1Na and BINDING, are all ex-
ecuted in the highest style Of the
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The statistics are very full and
completed from the latest official da-
ia, and include as a new feature a
complete list of,
Post Offices. cities, towns, villag-
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all ALPHABETICALLY arranged.
The work is highly recommended
by, literary, professional and practic-
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This work is sold only by specially
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Agents are wanted in every county,
to whom liberal inducements are
offered. For copies of the Atlas, or
an agency to sell it call upon or
address.
r. A. CAMPBELL, Publisher.
131 8. Clark st.. , Chicago.
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It is not yet certain that Pred.
Douglass will be a member Of the
Constitutional Convention Of Now
York. 1t was supposed he would be
one Of the Senatorial delegates from
the State at large, but Greeley and
the other white niggers gobbled up
all these nominations to tho exclu-
sion Of the 'mau aud brot her, His
only hops nov IS to rsr,essn:
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-26

Brick Pomeroy has perform
ing dog which accompanies him
on his lecturing tour. The intel
ligent animal has been trained to
stroll on the platform ACCIDENTALLY,
in order to give the lecturer an op-
portunity Of making some exceed
ingly clever IMrRoMrru remarks
Chicago Post.
Very good. That "impromptu'
is also good. And to make our show
success we would like performing
Ass. and the editor Of the Post can
have tho situation. if the dog dom
object to the company. How's that
for ''impromptu?' LA Crosse Dem.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-26

The Booth diary. says an ex-
change, will be published just as
soon As Holt can find man who is
willing to swear that it has not
been mutilated since taken from the
body Of Booth and placed in his
hands. He is searching Massachu-
sets now, and it is said has found a
man who is ready to take the de-
sired oath.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-26

NEW Sw1NDLE.-An exchange
speaks Of movement being on foot
among leading Members of Congress
to photograph and have in each
principle town in the United States,
life-likc pictures of the principal
thieves, murdercrs, and villains, OF
the country. This is simply move
to have Butler, Schenck, Bingham,
Stevens, Chandler, Ashley, and their
associates Photographed and sent
out among the people At the public
expense. and is an uumitigated
swindle. -s-r
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10 a Constitutional disease, a corruption Of tn
blood, by which this duid becomes vi6ated.
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation, i.
pervades the whole body, and may burst out
m disease on any part Of it. No organ is frc<
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
net destroy. The scrofuieus faint is variously
caused by mercurial disease. low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, 6lth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices. and,
above al, by the venereal infection. What
ever be its origin. it 10 hereditary in the con-
sttution, descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation =" indeed,
It seems to be the rod Of Him who says. IL
Will visit the iniquities Of the fathers upea
their children"
IT. effects commence by deposition from ths
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, u
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, 10 termed
tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and On
the surface, eruptions or sores. This fsul sss-
ruption, which gcndcrs' III the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulons cons,;,S.
tons not only suffer from scrofulous CONS
plants, but they have far less power to WITH
stand the attacks Of other dAeasess conse-
quently vast numbers perish by di.osders
which, although not scrofulous il their nature.
are stili rendered fatal by this faint IL the
syetem. Most Of the consumption which de-
cnnntss the human family has its origin directly
Ii SlHS ocIOluleuS cOntaSlllAtlONS anu many
destructive diseases Of the livc.. Kidneys, brain
and, indeed. of all the organs, arise from o.
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all out people are ssrofulous:
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fiction, and their health is undermined BY Il
To cleanse it from the SYSTEM we must removals
tho blood by an altxative medicine, and it,
vigorete it by healthy food and exercise.
Such o medicine wo supply in
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UNANIMOUS VERDIcr.-The most
rigid analysis by good chemists have
failed to discover anything in the
Best CHEMICAL SALERArUs which
can, whom properly used be in the
least degree detrimental to health.
Wails ths ~,msn Of our country
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some of the Senatorial districts of
the State, where aga,a this Sable
gemmen comes in contact with
black men Of another color. but who
are full ofreal sympathy for cclored
votes.
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entertain sentiments widely differ
ent upon other matters. oil concur
in verdict that the Best Chemical
Saleratus is the intalible article in
use for light and sweet bread.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-26

BEAsr Firud Butler the spoon
theft and laundering hero of Fort
Fisher, Big-Bethel, and the ex-
cavator of Dutch Gap Canal sends
US his colloquy with Bingham the
woman murderer. The tends auto
graph is for sale.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-26

Tho Pontiac Jacksonian we'll says
that The military government Of
the South is only one step towards
the military government of the
North;' and it bravely adds: Force
has taken the place Of legality, and
from FoRCE will come the remedy.
No man argues with highwavman.
He is compelled to preserve himself
by any instrumentalities he can lay
hold Of. These words are both wise
and brave. To recommend meeting
such a revolution as this Mongrel
rebellion with nothing but political
eaneuses, is both cowardly and
foolish. Guard.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-26

A Republican fnancier, and men,
Der Of Congress is about to publish
a book on the "RoAp TO Riches
W. S. Huntington, Jay Cooke S
Cashier. Ben. Butler, and most any
of them ''fellers' can give him a
fund Of valuable information, upon
this point. The book will probably
be \ collection Of reeeipts teaching
the loyal" art cftheft.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-04-26
DEBORAH.
30 OF & SHOE SroRE

THE SUBSCRIBERS takes this method to inform
all persons who wear Shoe Leather that they
have on hand - large and fashionable assortment
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13
INDIANA sruus.

Forty pefaans have united with the AT.
tiean baptist Church. in New Albany. A
new ehutrh for the eoioied population. Ia
Ia he erected there.
The jennings County folka are golne to
have a atouh fair, Oh Thursday and Friday
May 10th and alat
A MIR spade, a clerk ~ the uoaton ahoe
Store, at indianapolis. had hin leg htniton
few days eHo, hy tile n,lins of horse.
rwo boys. by horse running away with
"a buggy, Ia Lafayette Recently. wsre ia
tuted, one sllshtis aud tile other aetlouaiy.
Mia. itaehei niown, mother ut iaaae M
THROWN, ~ the Sullivan i'fioH. died ~
Charleston, Illinois, on the 9Th uit,, at tho
advanced age of eighty seight yee,a.
oliver Jones' has been arrested, ut ius
fayette, on charge uf heltH accesaots to
the eseape of ITO. confined la the Jail ~
that place, on charge ~ murder,
rfom the Cambridge Mtrit9 we ieafa
shat Walter Virgins dangerously stabbed
rail DAD man al itagerstown last week
A price nag was Won hy calared Al.h-
hath aehuo eiaAa al South itend, the ehu.
nN Juveniles aivina the lataeat amount af
miaalonats mones during the iaat month,
which WITS the condition thai entitled Ii
a. he called "the banner class"
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e6ii6ua % sestelafH Iaf'tiiougn, 81
iha johnson AdWihiAtfa ion ttt ttig act,
and shouid 0gpstftlBitt t4hf baAuf, ttbek
viii fapHg the great farm Witts interest
Capt Willard n a sound asd nufiuetiinA
tiapbetst, hud gentleman. ne never
stDts anything nDni thafetalae be1sFiaafs
dsfad unnamed ana aaisnsslsas eftizsns, ~
burned their houses bseaass they we're
esilad fsbsis meyer tooh watches aud Jew
sisft. hna clothing hnd fne furniture ffJfn
~" tabai wouan ana shipped ~ hoHs
HenAa. i.a r. not loyal and uat NJ ~
hold tines under tbat esfn-ataih Colonel.
Bowmhtt, ara his distinguished HsAisr,
Secretary MeoaiiopEIt, whoapppinteD b.so
Assssso, III this District over The protest ~
our napfesabiaii vs. io conefsasf
~ aoatas, tia pspp,fEets era fDnss7sar
tivaa ~ Evansville aud Vaudsfbtifkbt Ddsa
IN ARE Wiling after This to- threw Dfs ,hsif
hats and In the asni,afhnoa ~ their Joy,
ary ytfti "Gfaatis tie JDu,istaU AanintA~
tfaffanlf
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snsa i,eilita sheppard, tiie VaHtus lsGs
NhH made her dAtp ~ iha Metropolitan
tiehf ~ Indianapolis tsHt Winter, wsa
a. 49, q ptzau dramatic antaftHfuhHtht
~ 1ntfa tfsufa last Saturday Night.
daring fobbstg WIS committed 10
iseDit C6aatE last wash. a short distance
bgu Lexington White M. tfidks ~as 81
supper, three fGbbsfA Disguised. 80 tbsF
would not bs known, entered bis hDuas.
presented pistols nj the head of Mt D., de-
iuhHdaa hnd obtained siB0 Ia esshs fhat
section ~ eunnt,y seems ~ be iafeated
wits thieves, se,,bass ana All sorts ~ WIS
iains, Uiatk, Washington, Floyd ana
Jackson ootleties ssspp W 10 The psipuipai
fsid ~ operations
Eanton Dsantg has - asnsation4 nice
young man hsfdins cattle bsaafae an In
valid was cared for tsodsns by farmers
daughter fell Ia tive with haf tGva re-
eipsoeatsd safuai Y pesiaDt Z e failed w.
hae n "bg t,saif lamps "sa'tfufsh fun vf
aASi rss fails fts,u Haa1i,d story window
hour, midnight sinpsmsui. WaiNeka tlie
ufaiha usssu young asuris suaaA happy
.a beme aeain father ,eeootiisd parental
blessing, Ats St. tIf,HH fa 1850 tslf5Hs
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Indiana lllty EleeiInnA.

JeiIsrsonvile elected q. w poin-
dester. Republican, Mayor of that
city, by majority Of ~, aud Union
Treasurer by $40 The Democratic
candidates for the other oitv otliooa
were elected by about 100 majority.
Well done for JeiIeraonville
In Lafayette the Republicans car
ried four Of the I've oouneilnen elect
cd, aud gave mnloritiea for the he
publican candidates for Treasurer,
Mnrahnl aud Clerk. ranging from i;lD
10 80. A. Lafayette has usually
ohnaen Democratic officers, this IL m
encouraging align Of progress, but we
should be better satisfied with tho re-
Ault II JOHN Petit Ind not been elect.
cd Mayer lis majority II IL. That,
aud a great deal more, he owes 10 Re
publican votes.
In Richmond, whore the Democrats
we're in hopeless minority our friends
thought they could safely indulge Ia
tho luxury Of running rival tickets,
The consequence Of which was the
Democratic candidates slipped in be
tween them. The quarraling Repub-
lieans got just what they deserved
defeat.
GAiNs@liy TELEGRAPH. We no
tioe that paperp abroad publish dis.
patches from this city stating that the
Democrats gained i've members Of the
Council in the election of lnat Tues.
day A they have but four. all told,
ia the new Council aud had three In
tho old, il ia diliicult to see the gain
of five
The Council will nouHiat of four
teen Republicans aud four Democrats
-~ indianapolis .iopgptI
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The Flnnllty.

Tho Southern friends of reeonstrue.
ton under the law, derive strength IN
their discussions from the emphatic
assurances Of Senator SHERMAN aud
others, ~ TO the determination Of
toneroea TO abide by the terms II has
proclaimed. Senator WILSON has Civ.
on encouragement 90 the game view
during hia present tour. lie hue do.
elnred more than once, that the Re.
publican party has. mo desire To depart
irons the implied conditions of tho
Military Government Act. Speak
or CoLrAx, in His speech nj the
Union League Club, in New YORK
city, laat week, took the same ground
The party which has made the laws,
intend, he aaid, TO stand by them
faithfully aud literally II their terma
are complied with by the rebel States
In good faith aud without evasion.
They would be branded with dishon
or, he added, land their fame tar
nahed forever II they did not.
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Oui Of Favor with the Administ ra-
ton.

Captain NATHAN WILLARD has
hpen removed from the Office Of A
siatnut Assessor Of Revenue for this
county temporarily held by him, TO
give place 10 the old incumbent. who
WIS gallant soldier aud mn excellent
oilieoy. The fbsrier In indignant over
ID, and IA in no good humor with
President ANDY and Secretary Me.
CuLLouau Ii sayn - HA -
rho Democracy ana Conservatives OF
thia city aha county reel under great ohii.
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There afs fl Hsutanhk "a ftaa1iuhii' n
sebDoiH ana th@ number NJ sahuiafH IL a..
tendance ~ the fuvntispf Mefei, was ,sfsl.
"A eysfespendant ri the L,aiisviila seat.fsss
recommends. Bs ftyvet,.Ss MhsDDin 10,
TIE Legisiat'ifa nun, Msfegf County
the uan1efaoh Reps,ie, pealnenlig puts
litown iis aabiitsAd Hus sen 40 fuppsudv'
~ waiting li'a neggtft WI aqg ~. .,.
fwo painters - fton ilia seaffs,Idins. ~
a honAs IN IosiaYjiei . fsw dagH ago, ftas
soft, btelsen lee f'p eaai, vi.
The CLAY Htet,la - nov ~ place on tt,s
p,atsatai under iiia fdiunda ~ The uahfi
iiotiss ri teouisviilh. tsady fef uuveillna.
'riih statha IL life size, ana ais,ida on -
marble pedestal tour fuHt higb
iiishop Andrews. 1T ihe Lexington piot
eaas administered tie rite ~ continuation
20 sevsoty hve PERSONS ~ that piaee u 4 "
dnysasos
a man nainad tht0ts D'fonnef haa beeif
arrested IA louisville sss enlarge al hev.
Ing stolen bnatess 81 Vheioess tlfusH iTsia
bnpit atofth hi INT ,1ty W the hniunft ~
aliuuf RfA1. The hooha were nil standard
~lfiha sei 40 aia hniiy, ana showed hin
~ iia nfe seaa Il ~ aHeeient taste.
A illils ehfld II MI 1diiy, of t'Wineton,
u few daya since. thrust iiis arm into %
Huttis ~ hoiiipa wstar.-by wl,iab IL wac
tsrfility senided. the atiu being stripped
fipu Use elbow to the wrist.
The louisville Dentnarof ~ the 10th has
the following. q I4nat evening Il conductor
~ Main Street oar, ~ Portland, had a
dime,ltg with usstu about fare. Wa are
la. i.t.t
iehfned that tile negro left tile aat pnd was
funn ~ on when the nonduatuf fifad
uitlui ~ HIN, AMI itiiasifiH hia Rtiu khot a
atuhii hoy through tlin log"
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NEWS r,rraMs.

tioid closed ~ Kew Yofa on saturday.
osa. itaneoeH Is nov In i,savenwpt,h,
Hanaasi
a telegram from Hsfiin announces The
aeath of uoV. Wright on tiis iith inst.
tisnstai aeds ygiais ~ on his way home 10
report f9f fnai muster o,it,
Robinson, iisruiiilaan. contests The aiees
tiYn ~ i'ettit fgF tita Mayofnlty At Ia
fngstte.
rotifeas f,isa,niufg viii bs avaaaatsd
~ lee rriikaianttoopa, aiid fessd te the
ground
Tive iaseubpts question ~ al last set
lied The log of Holland n guaranteed
ihs 'testitpty df itustmidfal
The atea,nat IHlia "a aunls. fihe was anak
gel neaf Mnnltatu. The passengers ess
capped The eafne was i0Ht. I.l. tf
the death aentanas Ut Hsninn tlgfen
has been eomnat,isa To tie ionk tern, at
imptisunfaeht ' tHt tt
The treaty If Tie ueeti rowafA on the
Lusstnb,ua question WIN ~ liave hssu
formally signed un the iith,
~ IL still - matter ut doubt ~ 10 uhai haf
ian. itavia viii ba tried tiia session of The
aouft %, not. E4#
The queen ot Spain has sold all her lew
ella in iIondnii A ainsie diamond wateh
aud chain brought 1000 pounds sterling.
The French Cabinet has made aatiaf ate
tory explanations Ia lf,nasia 10 resasfa 81
ihe late wnfiia preparations ~ rfafea.
on "Wednesday, at Ibis wenk, Hiatufi
aivsa performance fuf the baneht uf lie
italian schools 1T New fofh,
...... t.t.....,..ss ..........
10 Cincinnati. last FRIDAY, one by the naa
81 iaudahua, hud dne by the uae Ut II poeh IT
knife iiuth fnilad Ia their eiiitta Ia shut
ie on the mortal coll.
tien. hehoheid las announced that ha
will noi pafstfit any demonstration on lha
neenTiun ot lon Davis Arrival ~ itinh.
iaund
The great Meeiaujea' National nanh
defaleetion ~ baltimore hha been decided
Samuel ". Vents Is sentenced "a ais ysnta
tmpfihunnent,
reata are eat strained that the solution
ut the riu+einhuts .aue stlsn hy tho fpnae
tnnHpsaa hsaiint postponed the war. War.
iiita pfepa cations nta Atlll eolna nu H.
France, uetmany, ntiaaie i,nd uteeee.
The history of tho rsnlnn npflaIne -
not 30 be made rnhiio Appreciated
trouble with foreign governments inVnlv-
eel 10 the plot i the alleged uause of It's
euppteaainii
THE Secretary of The NAVY has decided
that sailors hni marines honotahiy Ola
enlarged fipn aetyine are entitled Ia The
tuli amount ef nuunty, the Same a. II
they had served their niii term ct eniiat.
tnent iieieiefara. they have only heeu
paid tile pro rttfa amount ~ to the time of
discharge,
Iett. nayla has arrived at Richmond
The following IA supposed ba Tie pro.
esahne hnt to-day The prisoner viii be
produced ~ Cen luttun. nnd the Judge
viii dlachhfse hint lie VIII be mmedta
Atelv teatteatei on heneh warrant, Ia
answer hn indictment hiund against him
by tho GRAND jnfY ~ Norfolk, Vifginia.
Tho remains ef a yeuns lady nan,ed Adj
die uuondehouHii, supposed 10 have been
murdered Nv her father, sutne months
since, ~ iiiandon, VI. have been found
ga Ghittenden Mountain, fout miles nom
i,ume, ia a good state at preservation.
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years Of fbeif edil6fsbip left this
jenrual forly Thousand d6llafs 10 debt.
This eius4foa0t h atriutly accurate
Tile account ~ the fn,fepfJsteDt with
itA pfopfief0rs ~ The close " those
twelve years. showed an aggregate
outlay III 40 900 oyer and above the
aggregate iueoms II The paper, aud
this. too. ut time wheu The cost of
mixing newspaper was less than
half ms pfaat NJ IL iH now
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13
sunporl our nwn pnchnia.

We nEreo with our contemporary,
the T6urier, on the Importance Of aus
tanning our own Packets, and all
steamers, which will mako this city
their original port Of departure. II
Ia vol known that Evansville has
been during the past eeason the
largest shipping point on tho Ohio
liver. and II our merchants and
ahippers will net upon Tho principle Of
poironizng and building up all on.
terpriAeH which look toward tho ea.
tabliahment Of regular packet limos,
our city will soon double It's steam.
boat interesi, and bring here large
amount Of capital and IN active aud
energetic elisa oi business mon.
Evansville Ii now on the top Of tho
wave ofpronperity, aud il only retnhi M
for our people 10 be true 10 lie intets
esta aud growing wants, TO double its
population, wealth, and business IN
lcpa than five yeara. And the course
Indicated Ia reference 20 the shipping
buaInesa Of the city, IN one Of tho
wnya by which II will be accomplished.
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Important 10 Advertisers.

7he circulation n me- Jo0naA6 ",
he I'm NJ t'emspihe Il fire ftaes
oa hy0e as hm n nm otI,er ne,osi,o.
pr 8A
orr eireniafion IN hadiana and
Winois II 0reater han anv other ae,os.
poper fabtished ~ ME Iitv,ftAfs :
IN KntaohD n IL more haa oH ne
oiher TeapspiHe poptrs continued.
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ID. w. WEfT6ns.

The undHfniRtifh, hhvifk auid his inter
est ia tla tyuE hti1 ahua Hyttaa ~ WIN ~
Walker a 10 W William w ltaiiey, who,
NTH Dspfes w Wfttgri,, VIII ayi,ltnos
lss Htvta " fiuley A Wnlberp, t,ess iuayn
10 tender BIS grateful seknpwtsdenroftH W.
the publiu fUf the tifefni tbtfDiiaKs ba3
ssf,,fv td be sontinned ~ bis epdoeasofs
taayiB an fh#f WM. ~. WALKER
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N1tloa Of Dissolution.

~ the as,.pavtssrap,l p fsArsfofsre existing
baf~asu William ~. Wafifhr and bsofKe
w w eitsau in the bD.tan q shoe business,
~. Evansville, Indiana, under biie uhtuh
nud Htyln ~ VIM ~. WAikar a 10, ~ His
vii hs bHfTiei on 10 tis Same piann ny
William W. paiiev nnd Gtsgfee ". Wei
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'I'nE Now York Independent relates
some facts about It's history in this
weeks issue. II says
SO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the eminent
ability Of It's first conductors, dozen