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PIANOS.
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- 1TTYl
RICHMOg MUSICAL EXCHAaG
1873 MAIN sTREgr. WEAR THE PosT- opFIcR.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS.
sole agents for
CHARLES NJ sTIEFP's CELEBRATED PIANOS.
These instrument. have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, IN competition
with the hes makers ~ the country, and are now
pronounced By ALL THE LEADING PROF ESSORs
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
Those instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PRoyEMEyTs. and are
WARRANTED FOR FIyEYRARs.
with the privilege OF exchange within twelve
months IL not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons who have
sTIEFF's PIANOS now In use in Virginia:
General K. Z. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas II Wynns, Richmond, Va;
DR. Huston, Richmond. Va.
Colonel Nat. Tyler, Richmond, Va;
Samuel Eaton, Richmond, Va;
Thomas D. ausrlss Richmond, Va. !
Mrs l. w GlaEebrook, Richmond, Va;
s Hechinger, Richmond, Va.
Exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va.
Ander-on's Art Palace: Richmond, Va;
Professor Ambold. Richmond, Va;
D. X. Psiro, Lynchburg
Professor Crab am, stanton;
Professor A. J. Turner, Stanton;
Miss Mary Baldwin. stanton;
Harvey EtHnger, Rockingham county
B. ?. Harrison, Berkeley county;
r. G.. Williams, Jefferson county;
Colonel James h. ssibert. Shenandoah county !;
John F. Watson, Page county;
Dennis Daniels, Esq.,, Jefferson county;
william Rush, Esq. Jefferson county;
Hugh Mckee, Esq Jefferson county;
rkala MI
T. / C u ham, FFs sda Berkeley county:
Charles r CSs, Esq Berkeley county;
Jacob seibert, ESQ Berkeley county;
b speck, Etq, Berkeley county;
O. W Hoke, Esq, Berkeley county;
A Bowman, E.q Berkeley county;
L. Comp5eii, Esq, Berkeley county;
M hn,'S i Liabyyrs ma Rerkeisy county;
Hoffman Il Brother, Warren county;
Pm Custer, Esg Rockinghsm county;
G w. Rosenherger, Esq ;. Rockingham county;
A. H johnson, Esq Rockingham county;
J @. Steele; Esq Lexington;
James L. Miller, Esq shenandoah county;
Miss Miller shenandoah county
John wtssier, ESQ Shenandoah county;
charis. Moore, 80, shenandoah county;
Dr. Peter Below, shenandoah county;
Professor Louis Ids. Stanton;
Major Ho,chkiss, Stanton
J. ". Alloy, Esl., Staunnn;
Isaac wiz, Es1,' StsnmIen
Dr Arhrr, Stanton
PProt..."r io F Ta,n,r s s,'"ntSo
Virsiria ard American Hotels stanton
S i Bradford Esq. ,CulPeper Courthouse;
1 1-- Hood 10 ID E.q a. c.iPSSrer Courthouse;
Edwin Lonck fs1 Page county
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IL BROTHER,
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, &c.

MORE NEW GOODS-BOOTS AND
wi SHGES.-We ara receiving to-day sn6Sp
and shall continue to keep mp our stock Of ri
BOOTS and SH oES, suitable for the " inter- n
sales, which will enable US al all times to -
show to our friends and the public good assert.
ment Of good, heavy, and desirable styles; and we
will cell IN }ow a. they can be found: Among our
Boots All sizes Men Heavy Psgged AID Nailed
Rrogans large sizes Mems Prime Wax Hrogans,
Who'll. stock high -guart"rs Mems Lined and Bound
Pegged BroAaus, large sizes Womens shoes, all
s'1es Boy Roots: Mems aud aides Nv. rshoes;
Shoe Thread of the best quality. All In want OF
good goods in our line viii give u cali, 81 sand
in their orders We So having made In
Richmond Mems and foys' Sewed brogfns,
doubl .soleI neat shape, Tor white men to wear In
the city or country.
de Is PTTNFY WATTS.
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Terrible Steamboat Accident at the South.

ArarsrA, GA, January 1.-The steamer
Eclipse, Captain Robert L. Carter, plying be-
tween this city and Savannah, exploded her
boiler Sunday morning, killing nearly all on
board The vessel was torn to pieces.
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THE STATE DEBT" G. P" writes 10
the Wheeling IntelHgencer:
- havss5nst read in your paper to-day
an article from the Richmond Dispatch
headed The State Debt-WeSt Virginia.
and with your permission will reply in
another number.o -
Don't assume thatsWest Virginia was
Virginias'6hr the war, to start upon.
Let's have a fair argument.
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Markets.
kEw YnKN MAXAALs.

aLH l'sA 8.AaA@t3s
New York, January 2.-MOuey easier At =
Gold, 1875. Exchange, 90 days, lo5.sg iJ5& !;
sight, 10. Wheat quiet and steady. Flour
quiet and firm. Corn u shade better. Pork
dropping; old mess, 30; new, S-p.S71S-l.
Lard dull. Cotton quiet 1t 3iE43ic. for
middling, and 3j.c. tor Orleans. treisAts
dull
New York, January 2-Aftcrnoon.-MoHey
easy ut t07 per cent. Gold, 1929 - 1924. 1T
the last board, stocks were dull ard lower !:
j.2)'s. lSG2, coupons, lJ51loJ4 l,Cl, coupons,
l05h1l05s new issue, lo31.1 1881. 10 los,
coupons, 99H.0Io0 1905, all series, loi'aY
l15 Missouri -, %. Cotton very firm sales
OF 1000 bales middIing uplands At 2ikI2ja.,
chiefly the latter Orleans, 3j483sc. Flour
closed IN loo. better. State, = >J6 Sl2 . ONO,
al 25nf -. -. Western, ss.,g4 80 -: South
ern, slI.2o@SI7 Canada, SO. Wheat l92c.
better sales Of 1900 bushels No. IiIwau-
kie 4 s.. as.l s2.41 amber State, s3l white
western, - l2US3 -. Corn lc better, aud nc.
tive: sales 5000 bushels mixed western,
sl.l24; yellow, SI.l4 new, $40; old, sll3@.
Oats firm. Beef steady. Pork ac.ve and
unsettled : sales Of 3 so barrels; new mess,
i2l9s: new, SO prime, $3.50. Lard frmrr
at ll'. 0I3c. Whisky dull and nominal. Gro.
cerics dun. Naval stores quiet. Spirits tur-
pentiue, t69G7c. Tdliow quiet and steady.
Wool quiet and steady; sales OF $1,000 pounds
at 4oG63Hc. for domes tic fleece, and io94ic. for
pearl. Freights dropping.
Gold closed NJ 1929 Money offered freely
al Z and some business done At &C. Discounts
dull al 74sc. Foreign exchange duh and
heavy; prime bankers bills, e435. Govern
menl securities are fraction better this after.
noon, with q better demand. Stocks gene.
rally, heavy and lower.
BALTIMORE yARgEIs.
BALTIMORE, January -Wheat-no receipts;
quotations nominal Corn closed dull white,
se18sc. yellow, ooG0ec. o,ts-priure Penn
sylvnnia, 6Oc. Glover seed dull At ssGsso. IS.
Flour steady but quiet. stock estimated 1T
10, 900 barrels Of all kinds. Whisky dull aud
irregular.
CINCINNATI MARhETS.
CINCINNATI, January Flour hrm super.
fine, sy251slO; extra, slo. 5VGsll.50 Hogs
Receipts Tor the last forty eight hours, 1857
head market firm at 1850 20. 10 Tor 1--we !;
81. 4o4s7 % for dressed. Mess pork, so. Lard
better at l2c for kettle Whisky easy 81 " ~.
st. LOUIS AAgkETs.
ST.. Louis, January 2.-klonr-nothiny
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Having determined to change our business. We
will offer from THE date our entire stock of
CHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKERY
AT AND BELOW COST FOR Cash.
Our stock Is very large and complete, consisting
In part OF
RIcH AIDE ELEGANT DECORATED CHINA DIN
NgR SETS from sloO 10 si!o per .et, ~oita from
sl50 20 5000.
~ a.. rsrScg AND english cHIsA TEA
SETS. with 80. ~ and II pieces, from ~ TO sssS
pi wgi'A bnsse stnk IT'D CHINA TOILET SETS, II
ni-ses 81 80 sis 50 10 ga worth ala, els and f2s
wlITE CHINA PLATES. - IS -, and - % per
dozen worth IS -. AMI - 81 per dozen . and all
other goods al tho same low prices.
j. q. SNELSON, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
IL dim
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New YORK, January 2.-Thcre were 35i
deaths in the city last wecit-a slight increase.
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done-at unchanged prices. Wheat: Nothing
done. Corn, sa772c. Hay steady at sis0sD.
Pork, 5000. Whisky lower ut 1928. Hogs
quiet at S.. 75d $500
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PrTyEY 4 WATTS.

EMEMBER THE HOLIDAYS
IL No better and more acceptable p,.rent can De
made than a nice PAIR nf BOOTS or SHOE, wni'h
can be had tho very best, and cheapest price.
~ The Richmond ~ and Shoe Manufacturing
Company, No IIl9 Main -troat.
We salI the yrTy best sIWED SHOES a. low as
common p-gl al shoes can he bough fur.
W. guarantee. our work Give NJ 4 cal
;. ). LEWIS, Manufacturer.
yopprs NoyrgrYgRy Salesman de 2?
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~ Y A.-THERE YOU ARE, RiS-
L. TORI, and sUsDUWS-now style HATS for
PowHATAN wEIsIGgR,
nos sl5 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-03

Jus received at BINF tsDs HAT STORE
HATS IN co oTs aud hlaCa Also, caps in great
variety Those goois Are all fresh and will Do sold
low having been bought since tue uecline.
ia
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hats FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HATS FOR CHRISTMAS.

4 ~
Just received ~ BTSFDRD'S HAT STORE the
latest style SILK DRESS HATS, beautiful ar
d. IN
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~
Just received at BlSFokDS HAT STORE. No.
l4us, ain rtr.et, lie door below Pearl or Four
teeuth street, 4 hs1utf.l surtu.ent Of CANES
nice hing for pre- -rt de 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-06-05
Stolen

VNROM me on or about the oath February last,
u the following NOTES:
One Note on Abrap Chapman with W. w.
Chapman security, for s275,-given in the year
1858 or so.
Another on W. W. Chapman with Abtam
Chapman security, for sl3o,-given in 'Ss or 80
Another on w. W. Chapuan with Abram
Chapman security, for sl5,-given in '5S or '69.
One on George Chapman with W. W. Chapman
and Abram Chapman securities, for $lO0,-given
in IS or 80.
One on Wilson Padgett with Manchester Pad
gett security, for sloC.-given iu'5S or 80.
One on Russell Padgett with Mary Padgett Sc.
curity, for sls0,-given in '5S or '59.
One on E. Watson for $13,5e,-given in '6S or
$50.
Ono on Jasper Story with Abram Chapman So
ourity, for S25,-given in '5S or '5s.
Ono on Lawson Edison with John Feaster secu-
rity, for SlO-given in '5S or '59.
One On John Brown for sl0-given in 81 or '62
One on Pckens Denny for sl2-givsn in .5S
or 49,
Ono on Isaac oreuder for ss4-givcn in 'sl or
'62.
One on james Boatwright for s47,-given in
1867.
These Notes were NIL made payable to the un.
dersigned All. person, are hereby cautioned
against trading for either or any Of them. Any
Information concerning said Notes thankfully.re-
ceived. ID. y. McdEE.
May 81 st" Il
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Hats. SC.

Ladies md Misses Trimmed and Untrimmed
HATS Of the latest styles,
RIBBONS and FLOWERS in great variety,
Mems, Boys and Youths HATS, all Of the To-
test STYLES.
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Mems and Boys Wear.

Kentucky JEANS, TwEEDs and Fancy
Spring CASSIMERES,
Brown and Spanish LINENS,
Brown Canvass LINENS,
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State of South Carolina
EDGEIIELD DISTRICT,

7oYW. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge
u field District.
Whereas, T. W. Carwile, C. Z. E. D., has ap-
nI;.a 10 IN. for Letters of Administration, de bons
non. on all aud singular tho goods and chat,els,
rights and credits of John CrUuch, Sr., late OF
III. District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cHe and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
D,i.dcre,,sed, to be aud appear hsiurc Inc, at our
,ext Ordinnry's Court FOR rhe said District, TO be
,old-p ut EIseGeld Court HOuse ON the .'.h day
d July next, 20 show cause, ii any, why tie said
aluinistra ion should not be granted.
Given under my hnud andNs,al, this oath day of
Nav in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hid,ed and sixty.seven and in the ninety first
var OF American Independence
W. F. DURIS0E, O.E.D.
Say27 Ct %
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Gloves and Hosiery.

Ladies and Mems GLovEs,-Kid, Silk and
Lisle Thread,-in variety,
Ladies', Mems and Misses HOSE and Half
HOSE
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.Co0K.IN G S T0VEs
For the Million !


4 HE ECONOMY AND. CONVENIENCE Of
GOOD COOKING STOVE is admitted by
every intelligent person who has used them, and
to be without ono in this age of the world is
worse than "Old Fogyism," "-it is positive ipjus-
tice to ones self and family. l...s
Since the close of the war, hundred; have been
made happy by the use Of the celebrated Stove
called the &C CHARTER OAk,'' sold hy
D. L. FULLERTON, Augusta, Ga.
Wo could fill columns of the lAdrtrtiser with
names Of happy House Keepers who daily bless
the "CHARTER OAK"
We give the names OF q fcw of the happy ones,
without their consent. Hope there can be no OBJ
ject;ons.
Hon. Z. W. pIcKEys, f
JAS. +. BACON, Esq,
DR.. A. W. YouyGBLooD,
Mr.. julius DAY,
Mr.. n LEBEscHuLTz, @ l
DR.. j. A. DEvoRE,
Mr.. NEwEorsC,
Mr.. j. T. ALLEN, Lowpdsvillc, S. G.,
Nj. L. EuB,sKs. Bar,.well, S. C..
Don, forget the place: D. !. FULLERToN'S,
Augusta, Ca, directly opposite Express oGice.
Augusta, May 6 Gm -
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Errors of Youth.

AGcntleman who suffered for years from Ner-
VOC Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
eG,,s of ofyouthful indiscretion will, for the sake
Of uffering humanity, send free TO all who heed
i. he recipe and directionsior making the simple
rendy by which he was cured. Sufsrers wish
ingp profit by the advertisers experierce can DO
10 addressing, In perfect confidence,
OHN 3. OGDEN, 42 Cedar Sc AsN'iSsk.
Mf37 " "a
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REPUBLICAN PLATFOR N !.

l. That we again prooiAm 1t = cardinal princols
of paliiieal fnth that s eqnal before the
las, aud 10 OF such amenimcnts TO the
Constitution II the tta,e Of lows will secure the
tgh,s OF the ballot the prote ton Of the law equal
2 That We approve OF the ,niitAry reconstr ucton
act passed by the 3oh and 4oth Congress but the
ilisersi construction by usfriendly oeials deprives
these acts Of The II energy and Vitality demand that
Con assemble la Jrly to cut by additional
euscmepts the tue and original intent Of said a t.
The reconstruotcn ofihe Rebvl States upon aud
legal saas.
That the prompt trial and punishment according
90 law OF the hed OF the late rebellion for his Infamous
crimes is mpcratsty demanded fer the vindication OF
The Consultation and the laws and fur the proper pun
tshment OF the highest crime 10 denan b. Justice
honor and proper regard FIR the potcction Of Amsr
cizchshr and by due regard for the welfare and
future SAFETY oil the Republic and II due not only to
the dignity of the nation. Tut in stlce to the loyal
people who have bn roc 10 their devotion to the
OF tn. Consultation, the Union and Liberty, and 10
the soldiers Of the Unen who survive and the memory
OF the he-oc deaf.
4. That la favor OF the s'ricie.t economy In
the expenditure Of pubic money and that demand
at the hands fat orr officials both sfsts and Satoas
faithful s1l rgidiy honest ami nisfration public
affairs.
That the Republican members Of the Congress OF
tho United Ssstp entitled to the thanks Of the
tion for their bmness In resisting the Conspiracy
tnrn the control OF the Government the hands
traitors and TIER allies and IN def s,inc the
corrupt Executive, aud thus sustaining the iutsr-sts
OF lihsrtv r. grost and dangerous crisis hs,oy
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y /, ~ opiossd % he vosk = g. =. !.
8 ~ tAs price. Tie people % - = -
Deaocrstic rebelism Of psaes -
~ Aev liked The Dsnocrsds ssisa =
~:
Win this persistent and earnest sdqe -
=. pert Of ths Democracy TO retrieve thsaf
Glles Sussssssta iows,wgsssssa RsPsaai.
80, evsrywhsss = vigilance and activity.
The Democracy csnnos defeat NJ; bat every
RepsSiiess sAse.d lahee, - e. - pesihls,
70 make our triumph at the coning election
complete ard oNgwhelntsy. While An
drew Jshnson Is n01 o4ens = sv0~sd
ssh. 70 defeat the c4n8 ionaf policy q
Reconstruction whilx he shows his con-
tempt Of the wishes Of the loyal people By
his removal Of Stanton and Sheridan and
Sickles while Mason l. Co. are trying to pu
| Iowa in the johnson ranks, let it be the per
sonal tack of every loyal man in the State t.
defeat this attempts, and give the johnson
Rebel> Denocrasic psrsy another proof TIA
lows has too many dead patriots, too man,
living patriots. too proud record, to vot
disloyally.
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Union Republican Convention.

Delegate Convention Of the Union Asru5lieans Of
Lee County will be held
At eharieiion, Saturday, The ia day Of Sgt 1867.
for the purpose nominating candidates to DO voted for
At the October stcton for the following Offices te-wit
GerF Coroner County Judge. County Teas1rer, Super
fntndent Of Rbe Sehoots County Surveyor. and three
Rtpresoatatires to the Legislature.
ratio Of representation In the Convention viii be
from each Towuship, and additional for each
fny votes land fracti twentynve cast At the
election oflsee for the Hon h. Wright for Secretary
tate.
The union Repu' llcans Of each Township req1es
ed to meet at their respective pscss Of holding elections
the Saturday prior to the Convsaon to elect dele
sstts to said Cow, nfion. b. o. MERRIAM,
Chairman of Union Asp. Cent Ohm
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RV1ATAC Al ~ oEA10os
Mel. Hensy oscsnor. kspublir.n noninssfcs Attos-
ney General will address the c isens Of Iowa 1t the
times and places delegated below:
Ksosauqua, Friday, Sept q
k.ohuk, tss1fday, Apt 7.
Bent bspors Aop1ay, Sept ..
bloomfield, tuesday, Sept 10.
rentr.sili.. wsdnes1sy, tept II
Corydon. Tharydsy, Etpt IL.
Leon. Ffl1.y. Sept Is.
OceolA, saturday, sept. Il.
wiutarxst Msndsy, Sept II.
Dies Moines, Tuesday; Sept IL
The above meetings will be held at ?. H. unless Of
erwi.s Hxsd BY the County c.ntrai comnittssA The
Central Committees in each County IRE expecsed 10
make all necessary arrangements for the mosings snd
give full notice Of them.
G. O. NoUReA
Chalrman etAts Csntosl cemnittss
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Turner's Tic DOulOureaux or
Turner'S Tie DOn10urc1ux or
uHIyRRsAL NEURALGIA PILL,
uuYvrRsAL NEURALGlA PILL,

A SAFE, CERTAIN AND SPEEDY OURS FOR NkU-
lALaIA AND AlLHfavous DdssAssA
III, an unsaslps sdy In all oas Of 7aeei nsursl
~. often ecctins perfect cure In single dsy. No
form OF Nervons AiIs to yield TO its mr. gle nnu-
euce Even The seysrt esses Of Chronic Nemssas $40
general Nervous D,rangemrnts Of many pears stsnd-
Ina, Affecting the entire system, are completely and PSF
mnnsntly cured 1t In few days or sss weeks -
the utnost II contains nothing injurious to the most
deilcste eystsm and always BE- used with peifses
sty 10 constant BY the beet ply sicians, Who
i've IL their unanimous and unqualified approval fsnt
By mail on receipt OF 81 and two postags stamps Sold
evsyvsrs.
TURNER 4 CO., Sole Proprietors, 1HO
fremont Street, Boston, mass.
~ Anna
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Rkv. DR.. Bellows, of New York, who is
now in Europe, writes home that American
stocks are in large and increasing de-
mand in Germany, as investments. The are
over which they are spreading is already very
large. Orders come in to the Frankfor.
Bonrse every day, not only from parts OF
Germany and Switzerland. but from Austria,
Hungary and even Moldavia. In short, they
seem the favoiite security at this time. The
general estimate of the Frankfort bankers Of
the amount Of these now held on the Cont
nent is not less than fire hundred millions
So scarce are they thst.a demand for two
hundred Thousand q day would raise the
market price of them.
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The Washington Library Company,

The Washington Library Company.
In order that tn. benevolent object forth in NH. cir
oular may sssfuliy accomplished have issued
series Il
FINE sTEEL-PLATK ENaRAvIFae.
which put subscription At prices much bsiow ths
retail va.Ee.
CERTIFICATES OF srocK IN TIL. wAsHIHa-
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
Will be Issued stamped with the seal Of the Company
and signed by the Secretary. (Nons otheis ssnuins
An, person sending Ne OSA DOLLAR or paytsg chs
same Is oa ocAI gent will receive mm ediateiy hns
Et-.i Plate EBgravne At choice from tho following lit
and One Certificate 5sck n.urinE Ono Present in oui
published acbedu'e.
OF. DOLLAR EEaRAs1NIs.
No. 1-"My childi Ny Child Z No a-"rh.y'r.
Saved They're savoef' No. 3-tod eesenty six OF
the sarly l.ya oil the Afvolntion +"
Any per,ol paying TWO DOLLARS viii receive siths,
Of the following Ans Steel Plates at ebdes AID Tvs
Certificates Of stock, thus becoming entitled 70 Tvs
Pr4&ents-
TWO DOLLAR EssRAvISGs.
No. 1--"waehing tons Courtship" No. 2-"Hshins
ton Is Last 1bteIsiew with bis Mother"
THREE DaLLAR RNaRAvISGs,
Any psr.on paying THREE DOLLARS will receive The
beautiful Steel Plate VI
"HoME PROM TIE WAR"
spd Three Certificates Of stock, becoming entitled &c
4hres IL essft7
F9uR DOLLAR BsaRAvIses.
Any person laying -FOUR DOLLARS shall receive III
large and tesstifal stoel Plato Of
THE pHaILs or OUR FoRxpArRRas"
aud Pour Certificate. Of Stock emitting them ,c -Four
ressuts.
FIVE DOLLAR Es0RAyINls
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLAR3 shall receive
the IL, &c and splendid Steel Plate u
"TaE MARRIAGE OF PoCAuoNTAs"
And e.e Certi1ests Of Stock el.it,ing the to Five
PRESENTS 49,.
The Engrsyipgs ard Certificates will be delivered tc
zach subscriber ut Local As-neis sent BY mall
psss Pai J, or express, ~ may BE- ordered.
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Hon. CobraBus DErAso ON fapgAcH-
aESr-Hou. Columbus Delano addressed a
political meeting at Lancaster, Ohio, on the
18th ult., and dispatch to the Cincinnati
Gazette says that he wound up with stating
that he was in favor OF the immediate i'm.
parchment Of President johnson, which was
received With great applause. Mr.. Schoheld,
of Pennsylvania. and Gen. Hayes, the Re
publican candidate fer Governor, also spoke
at the same meeting. The latter spoke upon
the subject of reconstruction, aad said that,
first, it must be perfect; second, it must en-
,irely exclude State rights third. it must
wipe out every vestige of slavery fourth. it
must secure freedom Of speech and of the
press in the South fifth, it must protect
every loyaist in life and property ; sixth, il.
must be placed in the hands Of the right
men. This brought him to the proposition
with which he went before the people, viz
That no man should be trusted with political
power who was against the Gossrnmen! du-
ring the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07

IT is composed ofgood metal, that Repub-
lican ticket pm. in nomination in johnson Co.
II is as follows: Senator, Hon. Ezekiel Clark;
Representatives, Hon. \. 81 Finksine,' D. "
Henderson; County Judge, Thomas Hughes
Treasurer, A. C. Younkin; Sheriff, Benz
Owen Sup't. of School, Rev. J. osmond
Surveyor, Capt. ". q. Shewey; Coroner
F. Lloyd.
The Democratic ticket is: Senator, Hon
Sam a. Fairall; Representatives, John +
Irish, j. Y. Blackwell; County Judge, Jas
Cavanaugh; Treasurer, C. ..Bane; Sheriff
s. P. McCaddon Sup't Of Schools, Georg'
S. Hampton Coroner, G. A. 'Vogt.
Although the ticket shows that the John
son County Democracy have got their Irish
up. there is radical muscle enough in tina
Republican ticket to thrash the cops out Q
their boots on election day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07

The Firm MILITARY DisTRIcr.-In view
Of the terrible ravases of the yellow fever at
New Orleans, Gen. Hancock has asked to
war department, issued about two months
ago, allowing officers ordered TO duty in that
locality at this season of the year to remain
north until Oct g. Gen. Sheridan being
ordered to report for duty at Fort Leayen-
worth, the command of the Fifth district Vii
devclve upon Gen. Griffin until the arrival OF
Gen. Hancock OF New Orleans.