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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01
Dyspepsia.

There is probably no diserse with which man
kind are afflicted which is the source ofso many
ailments as dyspepsia and there is no more GER
tain cure than eback's stomach bitters. For
sale by Brown Bros.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01

The DEMocEAr is firmly established on a solid
foundation, AMI the proprietor will spare no pains
to make it worthy the support of the democracy
of Marshall county. He asks the cooperation of
all democrats in aiding to extend its circulation.
and hopes the interests of the party will not he
further jeopardized by the apathy of men who
might with very little effort double the circulation
of their county organ.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01
+ at ent M edicine s.

the Inv. Physicians prescriptions carefully
tup 1t Ill hours ofthe night, by an ex experienced
" ,ist.
:" ,ntraestlyinvite the public to favor us with
all, exlmine orr stock and become convinced
the fact that we are doing a liberal business.
llnv34-t G BLAIN & Co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01
PATENT MEDICINES.
Is it Right
As a Preventive

A gainst malaria. fever and ague, end al diseases
arising from torpid state of the liver, there IS
no III edicine so highly recommended as Roback's
stomach btters. For sale by Brown Bros.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01

We believe that this is WHITE MANS
GOVERNMENT made by white men. for the
benefit of white men. We believe also that
there should be privileged class in this coun-
try. the rich man should be no longer exempt
from taxation, while the laborng man has to toll
AID sweat to pay the expenses of the government
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
ID. MCDONALD.
For Treasurer,
NJ. W. OOWNEY,
For She riff,
ID. HOW.
For Coroner,
II. II. LOGAN.
For CommissiOner-2d District,
ii. A. RANCK.
For Commissioner-3d District.
HENRY KROUSE.
For Land Appraiser,
JAES BROOKE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01

for burnin gthe same, everysize and style with
or without shades. Wea are also agents for all
he popular
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-02-12

WoMEN's VENERArIoNs. IF women
have one weakness more remarkable than
men, it is towards veneration. They are
born worsliippers-makersof ofsilver shrines
for some divinity or other, which, of
course they always think fell straight
down from heaven. The first step to-
wards falling in love with an ordinary
mortal is generally to dress him out with
all manner Of real or iancied superiority;
and, having made him up, they Worship
him. Now, truly great man, man
generally grand and noble in art and in
lelcct. has this advantage with women,
that he is an idol ready made to hand,
and so that very painstaking and ingeni-
Gus sex have less Iaborin getting him mp,
and can be ready to worship him on shor-
ter notice. In particular is this the case
whsSs q sacred profession and moral
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arc added to the intellectual
J ust think of the career of celebrated
preachers and divines in all ages. Have
they not stood like the images "Ncbuchad-
nezzar the king set ups" and all woman
kind, coquettes and flirts not excepted,
been ready to fall down and worship, even
before the sound of cornet, flute, harp,
sacbut etc. Is not the faithful Paula, with
her beautiful face, PROSTATE in reverence
before poor, old, lean, haggard, dying st:
Jerome, in the most splendid painting OF
the world, an emblem and sign OF wo-
mans external power of self-sacrlfice 10
what she deems noblcst in man? Does
not old Richard Baxter tell US, with de-
Iightful single-hcartcdness, how his wife
fell in love with him first, in spite of his
long pale face; and how she confessed:
dear soul, after many years of married
life. that she had found him less bitter
and sour than she expected The fact is,
women arc burdened with fealty, faith,
reverence, more than they know what to
do with they stand like hedge of sweet
peaso, throwing out futtcring tendrils
everywhere for something high and strong
to climb up by, and when they find it, be
it ever so rough in the bark, they catch
upon it, And instances are not wanting
of those who have turned away from the
fattery Of admirers to prostratc them
selves at the feet of a genuine hero, who
never wooed them, except by heroic deeds
and the rhetoric of noble life.-1he Mtn-
iSter'S 1Vooing.
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"Rosies red and violets blue,
Sugar is sweet and so is YOU"

sugar Is sweet anu 81 Is yOu
Come to my arms this evening. dear
Tcazle, and we never will fall out again,
but you must let my waterfall alone
Adieu till see you. Don't fail to come
Your forgiving MARY ANN.
You may be sure went, and Mary
Ann met me at the door with open arms,
and Oh !! such a kiss as / did get! 1t
made me feel like as if had taken dose
of Galvanic Batterys We made it all up
without difficulty, and l concluded now
is the time TO pop the question; its hard
thing to do though. and it any young tel-
low disputes it just let bin try it.
Old Mr.. Wiggles was long time going
to bed that night; he would talk about
the Atlantic Cable, and such things that
I cared nothing about. At length he re-
tired and seated myself by the side of
Mary Ann, who was sitting on the settee
playing With her cat, her pei gray cat. I
didn't know exactly what to say hen
seated myself. | knew what | wanted to
say, but somehow [ could not get it ont.
,"Mary Ann,o said at last, gently taking
pussy by the narrative, MARY Ann, If
yea were this eat and ! was to pail your
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-02-12

WISDOM IN SMALL LoTs.-Bc keerful
that You allus git your muna before you
give a reject, and allus git reject before
you Civ your muna.
Eff you air onla quarter of second to
late you won't git thar in time
We've got lots of men with toweren in
tellex and brilyent genyns and all that,
but then you see we need just Il few men
of good common sense like.
There may be sum sweet sadness in
CHUNG the bitter cud of adversely, but the
most NV en- in this section would rather
have terhacker You know.
Eff wise men never made mistaiks this
wood be hard wurld for fools-of whom
a CRATE mcnny are which.
It's no use to be mizerable to da becaus
you're airade you can't be happy to NOR
row.
1t required all kinds nv men to maik up
the wurId, and SO you see there had TO be
some egotistiklc durn fools for hotel clerks.
1t don't talk as much sense to pick q
lock or forge a check as it dus to- not to
do it.
When it rains pudden you hold up your
dish, but don't spend your time watcher
for shower.
1t don't take smart man to be fool
You can't do dizziness without sense any
more than You ken start cooper shop on
Il bung hole
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LAURENS RAILROAD.
Change of Schedule.
OFFICE LAURESs RAILROAD,
Y ~ 1000

OFFICE LAURESs RAILROAD,
Laurcns C. H., S. c., Jan. % 1868.
ON and after this date. the Trains will run over
this Rond ns follows. until further notice:
Leave l.aurens at & o'clock q. M, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Returning. leave Newbcry Immediately after
tue arrival of the Up Trains the G. s. G. r. r.,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
Feb &, 1863 50 0O~-s,'
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Gen. Early and the Irishman.

Gen. Early and the Irishman.
We copy the following humorous arti-
Gle from the January number of Tile Land
We Lore:
Whilst the rest of Jackson's corps was
fighting the terrible battle of Chancelors-
Vile, Early's division held the old lines be-
low Fredericksburg, the field of the battle
of the 18th of December preceding. 1t
engaged the enemy in the bloody combat
upon the turnpike above Maryc's Heights
on the evening OF the 5th May, and drove
them across the river with heavy loss.-
During the day Gen. Early, who wished
to reconnoitre the enemy from position
not accessible on horseback, dismounted
and went forward on foot. He had re-
mained upon the line for some time, when
he espicd a soldier approaching, who held
in tow Il fellow soldier from the Emerald
Isle, whose unsteady step betokelled, un-
mistakably, an excess of the "ardent.'
The two were making their way to the
rear, Pats destination evidently being the
guard house Stringent orders were in
force against bringing spirits into the
camp, and for weeks the Provost guards
had been searching wagons and even
contraband article. As Pat ncared the
irate General, whose genius and courage,
by the way, were largely in excess of his
good nature, the latter broke out:
"Here's another one OF Hayes Irishmen
drunk. 1t seems perfectly natural for
Confederate solderto get drunk, especial
ly if he happens to belong to the Louisi-
ana brigade. I do not blame them so
much, but would like to find out the man
that brought that spirits into camp. /
would be willing to let this poor devil so
unpunished.'
Pat though considerably in for it, was
not too drunk to hear the Generals last
remark, as he was III the act of passing.
Facing quickly about, he began: "Sure
and was yer honor saying that for the
matter of me telling you where got me
whisky you would dhrivc off this bastc
with his bagonctt ut me coat tail, and let
me 90 back to Inc regiment in peace %
/" Yes, sir that was what said.
t'Sure your Honor, and It's mcsclt that
will be aither telling yom, for know that
llS nOl Tile likc vi your llOllor lil'tI WOulu
desave poor soldier"
81 will be as good as my word, sir.
"Well, your Honor, mcsclf and Tim
Reeves were coming from the ordnance
train with cartridges for the boys, and We
came through the bushes tcrnint the hill,
as the Divil, bad luck to him; would have
it, found your llonor's horse tied and
as stopped to admire the beautiful crea-
ture, what should see but the mouth Of
a bottle sticking ont of Your Honor's sad
dle-bags and Begorra!. your Honor, there
was nivcr member of me fathers family
could stand the like of it, and / said, faith
it's meself as will press the mather of a
Thinks, for know his Honor will niver
begrudge a drham to q poor soldier fight-
ing for his counthry."
The joke was too much even for the
Generals sterness, notwithstanding the
loss of the whiskey, and breaking into one
of his peculiar subdued laughs, he ordered
Pat to be relieved andeto begohe.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons having demands against The Estate of
Henderson Eagwcl, decd, late of Anderson Dis
trict. nre hereby required TO present the same to
the undersigned, within the time prescribed by law.
r. n. WRIGHT, Admir-.
Dee 10, 1Sss ~
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= KEoEIIg, iowa. TUESDAY, NDyEsaEikza, tsss.s..
R;ehasd o 0oe.an. Bssl made speeches

| Rsehard o 0oenan. BoaA mads spesche,
q fseespnaasA s
Rsness efhssvy fsssis II Wsn serses rs
so1vv she0ee1vee into ~ 11et that Nr. MassA
Il u heeGeu q f1Spos 3 11assA has q.
rounded after psfehssinR so boAds oi
1867 iron Henry Hiss : Sons. sivise 10 pay.
nept cheek ~ th4 Bank of the Common
wealth for916, 800 and signed The name ofthe
firm On peese 1ting il Aessrs Hise learned
that the frm had dissolved on Friday, having
nccumbsd to pressure 10 Erie, aad thet the
check sas valuslsse. snA il is alleged that
several other brokers had rejected the check
previously. Tho case Of Baker defanlting
letter to tho 1radesnsn Bank. the q s be-
ing The pro0ee1tof, % ooonsne6d - day b
the U = Court, before Judge Blatchford.-
The beasbsa Cenpaay shiaky sass aad sss-
sFal others Of similar nature were at the
set down for the 7fh Of Decembsr.
Sspsrats trials were asked for in
10 couee, tho motions Will be arkusa in
. few days.
The teial to-dAy On ths Union course be-
tween Geo Wilkes and Lady Thofne, the
laitAr took the 6rst and second heats Tho
third vA1 . dead heat, and Wilkes Won the
fourth and 6fth, when, owing 70 lwkness,
they vers drawn. Tine-7:3O4, 2:261, 2:z84,
1274, 2:803.
A foot race between Ed. Davis Of New
York and ]. ". Cozsd q Isva, Tor III ychan-
pionship Of America, 126 yards, for 500,
took piaSs on she Fashics coarse to-day,
Cozad aiasina Il III aAaond1.
VIM. Harris0r, the celebrated tenor, died
in England on the l1,h inst.
The Retahliedh Nomiaating Convsntiou
net = thet esuarters . HpAavsy sd
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LATEST By TELEGRAPh
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsn,xoror, Nov. %.

WAsniAcroH, Nov. 23.
General Grant 10 engaged to-day ct the
Army Headquarters, attending to official
business. He will not make any formal off,
cial report this year, bat > short eommnica
tion, forwarding those which have been re-.
ceiyed from military commanders.
A letter trom Syra, dated Oct 18th, states
that our CeGsnI- General will doubsless be
uccessfnl in ais effort TO obtain the release
Of the two Americans held % prisoners 1t
Damascus on suspicion Of being concerned
in plot TO overthrow the Turkish Govern
melt They we're engaged with some Bsg-
lishmen in the survey OF . new Railroad
route. and had aIms in their possession,
which we're taken q proof Of their tfsAsona-
Bile purpose.
The Board Of Directors Of the Gettysburg
Cemetary viii pset hsfs Decembsr 9sh.
The friends Of Womens' Rights are about
to canvass the cry for signatures 10 petitions
to Congress for feuale Suffrage in The Dis
tfict Of Colsnbis.
The Executive and Municipal Departments
will be closed Thanksgiving day.
Judes Fullerton il sexpectsd here with ad-
ditional evidence in the revenue ease, and
the President viii give him . bearing on
Wednesday.
The Sold!ears' and Sailors Union of the
city, at meeting tonight appointed Cons
mttee to aid the ORGANIZATIONS Of Soldiers
and Sailors. who intend participating in the
inauguration OF General Grant, in securing
quarters and accommodations.
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BRUTAL MURDERIE PHILADELPHIA
THE ERIE R. r., CASE DISMISSED.
/ LATE NEWS ny CABLE.
COLD cLosED IN NEW YORK la .
FROM NEW YvnA.

- NE~ YoAx, Nov. =.
The loss By Gre IN Mercer street last nigh
Was about $l26,V0O.
Mr. j. Kelly sho vaa aeminated q I
candidate for Mayor. By sbs Dsmeciati<
Union party, and &, r. LAasencs, caadidae
for Corporation Counsel. have bosA deoiisod.
The Executive Commiesessof that parry
have decided 70 tendsf The sNayosslity TO
Judge Dsly.
Rev. Henry Ward Bsecher preached . ser
mon last night on the svils Of rock gam
bling.
A Panama letter says: An Ausrican, Who
recently arrived here from California, named
Henry v. Clinton, 10 undef arrest for lswin-
ding several parties By means Of faIss letters
Of credit on Duncan, sherman 4 Co.
A Madrid dispascA statss that the Roths-
childs asd Hasiies viii sAks ) lasxs portion
Of the new Spanish lean.
Tbs Democratic Union party have suhsti-
tutef 6nth Ely, Jr., for Mayor, ssd Jobs
McKeon for City Counsel. in the place Of
Kelly and Lawrence, declined.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

ERw ORLsAxs, Nov. %.
The lines copies fron tho Rrowneville
Rsnchero, extncts Of lstters dated Noven.
bse ~, 6om Monterey rsceived the previoss
night. They state that Escobedc with his
troops from Ma'smoras was surprised by
the entire force Of Vargos ct Hoceinda. Es-
cobedo vss defeated, barely escaping with
few # his 4 to Monterey. Escobedos
forces fought . ily, and before the 6gh, was
over hurr.hed for Vargos and Cauales, and
finally declared in favor Of the rebels. Els
csbeao attempted to collect his force 1t Mon
isfsg ~ kilsd,. the soldiers refusing TO
march without being paid, and afterwards
eated state u affairs, sent IN his resienation,
es4 AsslsRine himself incapable Of putting
dos ths sevolstieaasy frsss 4 Victoria
andss Iope4.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEnS.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
There 10 much excitement here in refer.
esce to the murder Of Mrs. Hill. Mrs
Tvitchell has been arrested on suspicion Of
conpicity in the murder. She 10 . daughter
Of the murdered woman, By her former hns>
band, aud wife of the mas arrested for the
murder. The motive for the murder il said
to be desire on the part of TwitchAll TO
grin possession Of some property in his
hands - the axsns of Mrs. Hin, and 10 de-
stroy the svidsnce Of bis nisappropration of
funds 10 eonusctioa with IL
The Fenisn Conveosioa which meets here
tomorrow will probably be The largest meet.
ing of Representative hishmes ever held.
Great prepesA4one - being made for .
parsds on Thasksstsiag las.
LovsLL, Mass, Nov. %.
General Butler il daagsrously i'll.
CoLUNBus, Ohio, Nov. 23.
The Gosssnos's usssaes uAs rod before
~ 0snepl Assembly, to-lay. I No feporsa
tho 6eaneid a6Airs d tbs State 10 bs in 4
satisfactory condition. He suggests in re-
building the Insane Asylum that fire proof
building be erected; and also suegests m e1-
animation Of the other State 1nstitutions to
prevent similar disaster.
ALBANY, n. T., Nov. %.
The State canvassers closed the canvass ol
the electoral ticket tonight. The Demo.
cratic majority il 9963.
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA. Nov. %.
An arrival from Ven Crus brings the fol-
lowing intelligence:
The resignalion Of Gen. Mejia, Minister
OF War, has been rendered. He 10 to be tried
for Unauthorized expenditures Of pu blic moa-
les. Convietion is considered certaia. Gen.
Dias and herfoaabei are SPOKEN Of - promi.
nent candidates for the ONCE.
The reported insurrectioa Organized in
dierra Puebla by Asndes and Neglete proves
unfouuded.
There have bern heavy inundations in
9aasy postsoss Of shS country, causing great
loss Of property.
Il 10 reported that the demand Of Gen.
Canto 70 BE- tried BY the military for the a.
legged e1ssssinasion Of Cen. Patori hAs bssn
refused.
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FROM NEW luRk.
Mr. Ynax Nnx 9

NEw YoRK, Nov. %.
Colonel Wood. Republican candidate for
Csnsrea il the 1t Dierict,is = said win
contest the sest ofs Nj. RseveA msmber
elect, on the grounds Of illegal voting and Of
dislsyalty.
NEw YosK, Nov. 23-9 p. m.
Nothing has been received BY cable since
early Sunday morning. Tho line il supposed
to b down 10 New Foandiand.
The Cigar Manufacturers Association has
i.sued On address - tho trade thFoughost the
United States and Canada, stating the facts
relative to their Issue with tAe Cigar Makers
Union, and sppealing to manufacturers not
to increase their workmen ct present, but 10
Join an organization in opposition to any nm
just demands Of tbs Cigar Makers Union
now OF hereafter.
The case Of Mcintosh Of tbs Erie Company
came up to-day before Judge Sutherland, snd
after conMdsralls 10 argument the deci,i q
was given hy tha Judge vaeafiAe u orders
issued by Judge Barnard which appointed
Jay 0ouil rsceives sad psruitaea . sell I've
hundred thousand shares Of stock.
Tbs Belmont eass was called mp On an or
derto show cAass Why the Seoeivss shosld
not be appointed and the argument thereon
proceele Judge Barnsnd in the charge
10 the Grasd Jsry If The Coart Il Oyee aad
Terminer to-day called aa1sssiss y alleged
frauds, alleged corrsptions Of The Judiciary
here end . the sction of cstt6ia ss~spapesa
in New York. and psrpstrasing daily asd
hoarly. the litels IN TO day's TrihaAA i
the Timss eAd Nsv Jesssy pepeo 1e1 Slss-
wbefe, - SAid sfs ehastss u ~ &0a ulso-
cious character aaaiss ~ judiciary in in
ssdsshe vial ~ deeise Of eaeeors, ~
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

Paris, Nov. %.
Afier the celebration Of tho requiem mass
and last Offices Of the dead at MAI cline yes
,erday, the remains Of Rossini were taken 10
the cemetery At Pero, 1.achsiae. The funeral
was rather Of private and domestic charac>
tsr. The procession wss not large nor was
the display unusual, but immense throngs of
people lined the streets through which the
cortege passed, and testified their respect for
the great composer BY . profound and
nournfnl silence.
PEsrH, Nov. %.
In the prefsce Of the official Red Book
which has just nsde iss appearance hers,
the maintenance Of friendship with Prussia
and oil the Northern and Southern States Of
Germany is advocated, and . settlement Of
the Schleswig difficulty is urged.
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hIt;sxLLANEOUS ITEMS.

PoLrLAsD, Me-, Nov. 20.
A dispatch from Wssabooka states that :
land slide took plses about o'clock this
morning, inst below the Cumberland Paper
Mills, which ccvsrs ahost fosty sores 10 sres
and cdhpfetely Allsd the chsnnel Of the
Penohsco,t river, 70 that ,hs vater il backed
mp within ihrs MT of tie sop Of the darn,
and the lower story Of The mill il submerged.
PHILADkLrnlA, Nov. y.
Mary E. Hill, widow lady fsSidide % The
corner & loth and Pine M sswbs murdered
Ia, ,niahl By hss son-in-las. Geo. s. Tvitch.
ell, Jr. The daed vas committed With aheavy
iron poker. The murderer vas arrested.
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FROx COLUMBUS.

CoLrABts, Ohio, Nov. ~.
The General Assembly of the State Of Ohio
ret to day ., II o cl. Ok. The House elected
Hon. French w. 1hornhill, Speaker, sp-
peir ted Com mittee TO wait on the Govern
er. and then took . recess to 2s0 p. m. In
Il Senate there wss no quorum.
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FROa THE SOUTH.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. %.
Gen. W. Thompson, Who in Calhoun's =
time was member Of Congress from South
Carolina and afterwards Minister to Mexico,
died here this forenoon; agsd II yssrs.
BicnnonD, Nov. %.
Chief Justice Chase srrived here this eve
ming and will be on the bench tomorrow.
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cLorHlERs,

Sam O Bridges..,-.........N Nos ] = Estes House.
4 X. ]. Arres Sons -, ...,.,...8 8s Main street
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pOOr0 = DnlO OnN-REFATL.
sDean...... ...........c2r Third Main streets.
Hufoxnmp q Mu&1oeg ...sbe AAin AsToNg.
Hui,ksmp Bro, Aain street. bse ltA sth.
H.rt AT 13S lain street
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venciII, J 9e4 d Co......eor Third = Main st.eets
Ness. stern 4 Co....cor Second Main streets
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NEw YORK, Nov. 23.
Colonel Wood, Republican candidate for
Congress il the lak Diarict,is il = said win
contest the sest ofs NJ. Rsevee, msmber
elect, on the grounds Of illegal voting and Of
disloyelty.
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e. HINEs,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

g.. On Tkfrd-st. bet. Main f JohnsoH.
HAS inst received hne stock Of Cloths OF
/ AH EnAs. and viii rake psnt. vests and coa's
cheaper than hsfsrs Tor proof Of this call ~
examine. ncSH-d
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naALEsl ATE 4 INsuRANCE ACTS.
Tss-Eyek, cor Fourth Main ste tuPstsirs]
:. sIu0ER>sEWING MACnTN Es
X Nacenbsr, Agt........... ....... Fourth street.
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olseks-Wholesals Z Retail.
q Dril1es Nos ] 4 2 Estes Houfe
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CONVERSIONS MERCHANTS.
. n sturec ..,....4 South Levee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-24

osia, silver Ears.
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