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ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS FAHEYS
G 4 A K l. ROOFS
Excel in workmanship and durability all others Of
similar construction Using mono but the best
material, and work performed by men of fifteen
years experience.
He also invites the attention of the public gen
orally to his stock of BUILDING MATERIALS
viz:
Rosendale and Round Top Cement
Lime, Laths. Hair,
Holland Point Sand (per boat SsIvipgton, }
White Sand, coarse and fine,D
Wothe re- pOon 3 Calciped Plaster.
Felt, Pitch and Gravel
Sold at the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended to-.
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
NH O3m Smithsonian Bridge.
MEDICAL EOTICE.-This 10 to inform my
W. friends and the public in general, that have
resumed Office practice Office in the rear of my
Drug Store corner 7th and M streets n edical
advice 70 INDECENT persons gratis.
NH 49, I'm H. NJ. TAYLOR, M D.
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i HOS. RIFFLE,
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN / STREET ANp MASS AVENUE,
Bas Just received extensive assortment of
TATES1RY BRUSSELS, TBREE-PLY. TAPES.
Thy INGRAM FINE AND COMMON
INGRAM CBRPETING.
Also, q splendid selection Of RUGS, MATS, &c.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
all widths from feet to L. feet wide.
CANTON MhTTINGS, PAPER HANGIEGS,
WINDOW sHADES. LACE CURTAINS
CORNICES, STAIR RODS, &c.
All work guaranteed, such as hanging Paper
making rnd laying Carpets. &C.
Give > call at 356 18th ST. eet, between / ana
Msssae husetts avenue. an 9 I'm
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WASHINGTON, April Is, ls6s-Jay Cooke Z
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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INTERNAL REyESUE.-The receipts from thi.
source to-day were S273, 7O0.9O.
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JEFFERSON as rip Van Winkle," is draw
ing immense houses at the National Theater.
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LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPSKIRTS
ALTERED AND REPAIRED at CHS. BAUM'J
HOOPsKIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRACE
MANUTACTORY, 49 Louisiana avenue, between
Sth and 7th streets. mh l7-tf
DHILOSOPBY MARRIAGI "A new course
= OF Lectures, as delivered at the New York
Museum of Anatomy, embra cling the subjects: How
to live and what TO live for; Youth, Maturity and
Old Age; EAshosd geneT ally reviewed; The cause
OF Indigestion: t.ulence and Nervous diseases &C
counted for; Marriage philosophically considered,
Psyket volumes containing these lectures will be
for sded to parties unable to attend, 90 receipt
u 'o4E stamps by Addressing. SECRETARY,
broadway, New York ia 10.Iv
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

"SToP. STOP"
BRICK sIEvFS AND PLANES.
GARDEN HOES, sPAnEs AND RAKFS,
CARRIAGE BOLTS AND COVERING,
Cheaper than ever. For sale at
l.. II. HOPKINS.
Successor to Jno. r Elvans Co,
ap13-3t 500 Penna. avenue.
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AT r. NJ BALLS
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
CORNER SEVENTH AND d STREETS.

OUhN Eh SEFENTH ANU u ThEEIs.
VERY CHEAP.
BRl. house. rooms, on X street, north.
FRAME HOUSE, rooms, on I street north.
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING. three
stories, on 9TH street, excellent business stand,
Price SIS O0l
Houses in all parts Of the city, from $50 to
$50 zoo
ONE HALF SQUARE of eligible ground, near
Lincoln Depot, at cents Der foot 10
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II u X b. b u T BR.
We are daily reo' living full supply n half tubs
and frkins, OF the choicest new and DID New York
RETTER. Also, the pals Of inc new Western
Deserve Butter.
ter, 1T lower prices, than can be found elsewhere
NORTHERN PRODUCE STORE,
ap10-h Penna. sve., bet 10th and 18th ITS.
L,OR sALE-5 900 STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
Il n the best market varieties Apply or address
JAMES A. DURKIN, 18th and Z streets, Navy
Yard. ap 10 lms
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~ REGISTRY NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all qualified voters In
the FIRST WAkD that the Judges Of Election
appointed to register voters under the act of Con
Gress approved February 5, 1867, entitled IAN ac
to punish Illegal voting in the District of Colum
bia, and for other purposes" will be in session q,
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BALLS, PARTIES. DC.

MARINIS GRAND FLORAL MAY FEsrI.
" VAL and BALL will take place at tae a
1875 ~ a.
For particulars, see future advertise L
ments. -,
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w regular monthly meeting Of the Assembly
WI W. be held at COUNCIL Chamber, City Hall, on
Election u Officers will take place and other
business Of interest will be transacted
ap ia z n. WATKINS Sec
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SCHOOL EXAMINATION.

N accordance with the law, a Public Elk.
\ summation OF persons desiring TO tesct
Public Schools in Dubois county, will BE-
held az the M. L. Church in Jssper, Friday
September IL. 1868.
Any person desiring to obtain license "a
teach less ,hrn The eight branches required
BY law must first present . certificate from
the Director OF District certifying 10 m
election. and the branches desired 10 be
tough, daring the ensuing school term.
Teachers mus, bear in mind that Under
The new law no certificates for teaching ca .
be granted hereafter At private examns.
tons. and II is therefore importsnt that the '
-honld attend the Public Examination, and
bring with them . certificate Of moral char
ac:er from their resp@ctive Trustees.
A. j STRAIN. School Examiner.
Aug 20. 1888
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ATTORNEYS COMPLAINT

The State Of .lndiars. Dubois County. n.
IN the Common Peas Court OF d., bois
Conniy.In the State VI Indiana. October
term. a. ID. 1sCS. Barbara VcpeI =,
Gsorg. Vcgrl.
RElT KNOWN. that on the l0,b dsv ~
- August. i, the year 1868, the sbov,
the named psintif, by her attorney. ii led IN
the Office Of the Clerk Of The Dubois Com.
"on Pless Cour', her complaint against
SAID defendant, IN the above entitled Co use.
together with an sfliiavi, o. a comoetent
person. that the residence Of said Defend.
ant r. unknown.
Said defendant ia therefore. hereby mott.
h'd OF the filing mud pendency of said com.
plant sgsinst HIM, and that un.pss he On.
pear aud snswer or demur thereto. M m.
calling Ut said cause on the second dsv Of
the next term Of soid Court, to BIO begun and
he'd at the Cour, House 10 Jasper, on the
fret Monday In October. next, said com.
plant. and the matters and things therein
contained nnd alleged. will be heard oud
determined in his absence.
u A. HOLTliAUS. CCpC.
G. D"ane, Au'y Tor Pi'T
Aug ~. '6S-3
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NEARLY DRowNFD.-We are inform.
ed that an accident occurred Cd PATIO.
ka river on Wednesday which came
near resulting in tho death OF Mr.
John Hopf. He, with pupber Of
others, was assisting the County Sur.
veyor in the survey Of Sec. IL. and
1t becume necessary to cross the
stream, and in going over the canoe
upset. tuning Mr. Hopf into the water
lie sank. but was rescued by Mr..
Henry Cox, and after being worked
with = few moments was restored ia
consciousness. Don't 60 near the
water Gill you learn how to swiui.'
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MARSHALL County AHEAD. lea
EYE WrrH Ess.

MARSHALL COUNTY AHEAD. - Isaac
Hsine-, E-q Walnut Township raised this
year, on thirty FIVE acres Of ground. one
ihoussn nd bushels Of No / Springdsle white
winter wheat. Of the very best quality!
some Of said ground yielding the enormous
quantity Of forty bushels 10 the acre. Csn
some Of the neighboring counties contsin.
ing what they call good wheat land, equal
thisl Can sny county OF country any place
best II! g. Thsyer, ESQ.,, purchased ~
crop, sp1 - think il amounted 10 sooo.
over two thousand doIlsrs. Rather profit.
able business Tor Democrat who owns no
bonds. - r. moUih Democrat.
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DEMOCRATIC CLuB.-A portion o.
the Democrats of Patoka TIP. met on
last Saturday night and organized q
Democratic Club. Capt. NJ. Fisher
was elected President: Herman Roth
ert, Vice President; f. Il. Brundick,
Secretary: aud William Bretz, Treas
nrcr. After free talk and consulta-
ton among those present. The Club
adjourned to meet again at Hunting
burg. on Tuesday night, Sept. 1st, at
which time, everybody, and particn
larry Republicans. are invited to at
tend. Speakers will be in attendance.
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AccIpEsr.-As a man from War
rick county was on his way to the
camp meeting in Paioka Up. on last
Friday his horse became FESTIVE from
tiiee annoying him, and kicked lis
buggy dash out. striking the man in
the abdomen. and severely injuring
him. Luckily be was near the camp
ground at the time, whittier he was
carried and properly cared for, and at
last accounts was in fair way OF. re-
covery.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that at the sui
~ Of Wendolin Erny. administrator Of The
estate OF John Erny, deceased. plaintiff. ar
attachment has been Issued b. me the IN.
dersigned Justice Of the Pesce OF Bsipbrjdvs
Township. Dubois county, Indiana, sgains,
the property Of Joseph SCHNEIDER, defendant
. nonresident debtor, and that ssid cause
will Stand for issue and trial before M on
The 10Th day Of September, A. u. 1868, =,
10 o'clock A. M.
Dated August oath, 1868.
FRANCIS BRELAGE tSrAtl
b Buettner Prfs Atty
Aug IS, 1S6s-3l
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CAMf MEETING annual camp
meetiog Of the 'Evangelische" church
of Patoka Tp., was great success
THE year. Hundreds being in attend
ance, and large numbers having their
spiritual strength renewed, aud start.
ing on their journey of life with new
resolves and a frmer determination
10 live in accordance With the dictate
Of Christianity.
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RUSAwAY.--On last Monday as the
mail team OF the Rockport route was
standing BY the Post Office, the driver
being in the Office after the sack, the
bones became frightened and rand up
Main street for two squares, when
their wind giving ont, they fell down.
Resnlts--mashed up stage, and skin.
ned hcrse legs.
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CHURCH CoNsEcRATloN.>

lvNNHE new church building erected Nv thu
4 Evargelic Protestant Christian Cbu,ch
Congregation. at Hsysville. Duhoi. conn,
viii b. ronsecrssed with proper religion.
ceremo"iss. and festivities, on
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER IL, 1868.
a u members, friends and supporters OF soid
church. and al those ini crested In the es.s,
"' religion generally. are resp ec.iu " iuyi.
ted TO attend.
For the Board Of T,us,ees.
JOHN IIUEDNER
Aug aS 'G8-3i
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MARE LOST !!
STKAYD OR STOLEN.

EROM the subscriber, Of French Lick, OF
l. Angus, 7Ih, 1868, one BLACK MARE
az years old, with large star in her forehead
sud shoes on front fee,. ANY information
relative to her where's bouts will be thank
July received. or il returned to m. 4 liberal
rev ard will he paid. J,F..PINNICK.
Aug 28. '68-3w
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D. mocratic Meeting.

The Conservative citizens Of liar
bison TIP. will meet ut tue EIaysville
School honse, Saturday night, Aug
29th, for the purpose of organizing n
a emocratic Club. Good speakers will
be in attendance.
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FELL DEAD.-As Mr.. John a
Brents was riding in company wriI,
another man, on the I.cavenwur,i
road in Hall township. on Last Friday.
engaged in conversation aud ap,ar-
emily in good health, he siIdcnlvy
tell from his horse. and upon his com
Panion getting down t. help him. lac
WAS found to he dead. A Coroner
Inquest was held, aud AZ. ijnd vas
that he died from appoplephic stroke.
The editor OF the lndepcncc Beige
has salary 100000 u year, aud
works but four hours dav.
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lr PAYS To ADVERTISE. That i
pays to advertise is u 'ac' that is bret
'y well established. George NJ West
editor OF the Brandon (Wis.) Times
gives his opinion in this wise: =
docs it pay to advertise. Our tx.
perlence teaches Ia that it does. a
few days ago We advertised i"r boy
TO learn the printers trade. In,agiu,
our surprise (.) on Monday morning
81 finding at our domlcile an appll.
cant weighing inst eight pounds and
a half. We would not guarantee Ia
all, s"ch return. by pa,ronizing the
printer, but this is o!ie instances where
it was u success.
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y. NJ. D. C.-The Young MEMS
Democratic Club Of cambridge TIP.
will meet at the Court House on Sat
nrday night. Sept. 5Sh, 1868. A full
attendance is requested.
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| 1--WE are informed that one Rev.
joseph Stubbleiicld harrangned a few
people at the lrcl,nh School house OF,
last Saturday night, on the subject OF
religion, temperance. and politics. =
We believe this reverend processes to
be minister of the United Brethren
church. and We would advise his flock
and brethren to keep u good watch on
his morale. Our fellow. citizen, Mr.
JOHN Opel, who keeps bar, and who
ia well known to all our people, says
he would like to have Joe pay S1.45
he owes hiih for ''liquid damnation,"
bought there last year, while Joe was
travelling the Circuit in company with
another preacher, and most of it drank
by him ut the bar. before he goes to
preaching temperance. lie SAYS the
sermon preached in his bar-room,
didn't pay him for his brandy. Joe
would do well to remember tho Irish
bar keepers adnonItion. mot anoth.
tr drap, Joe. ill We Jay up the old
score.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.

State o. Indiana. .p-ncer County. So:
NOTICE is hereby given thst j J GwnI,.
nty. Administrator Of The estate Of
Richmond u C'"-l-y. d-r-s-ed. has fled his
petition 20 s-il resi- estate OF d-c,d.u, his
personal being in>rtticirn, opay bi- d. b'.;
ahd that -sid pp,itinn will ha heard ~ Nh.
~ Xt term OF the Ccur, OF Common Pleas Of
SAID County.
T"-'. y SMITH, CPSC.
NJ Fl-he-, A','g
augnsr 1868
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rI'HE u"orfs,so.d w,ii nr"c--d with The
= AMY Survryur a. Dnhni- County, On
HE 3tn any OF S.p'', 1868, TO run n. lines
a"d Il 'termiue The truLusries o. sections No.
SO F"wn n"rih range . w.n.
me Intermediate iin.s will siso be run
'"u the c"r"''s thereof er'aDli.hsd. Per.
eo"s Interested Viii please he rrr..r'.
Aug 20 'tS-3 i " PRICE
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WHO SHALL BE PREsIpkNT.-Thc
PhgrnoloAical journal for Sep.emhe,
contains all the I'r. sdcntial Candi.
dates--G,rant. CollaX. Seymour and
Blair. wi,h Portraits and concise
Sketches Biography and Character. -
Also. Hon. Arson l:nrlingame. the
Chinese Minister; Franz Listz, the
composer; Armlnius Vambery. the
Oriental Traveller; John Ii Little
field. artist. Who are the Yankees.
Use Legs and have Legs: a Key
Thought; the Development Theory
defined; Orr Daily Lectures: A New
Class in Practical Phrenoloyy; Find
ing a Situations; "A perlrcr Church ON
Earth is it possible! Only 30 cents.
or SO year. 81 80 for half y year.
Address, 5. K. WELLS, $50 Broad.
way. New York.
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New CurHcH.--Thc new Lutheran
church at Haysville is nearly compile
tod, aud presents a handsome and i'm Z.
posing appearance, and is Q credit to
tho libcrality and good taste OF the
congregation Of that vicinity.
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SURVEY NorI,I,

'sNilE und.r-,g"s wit ptor.ed with The
y County surveyor # Dubrir County. on
u cay a. S"n.. 1858 to ran the tines
md determine The Boundaries ., s.rilons n,
% Township Iorih rangr q Yves.
The in,.Imrdsie lines VIII sl.o BE- run
and The corners thereof e-inb'i.hed Per.
Sous Interested . IN pleas. he present
An. II '6s-3~ J LEMONS. Jr:
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IAiSVlLI.E STOVE AND TIN STORE
WA NJ 4 q e. TO EsY.

ys-llC nndcrspnea having permanently
l. located ~ tisysvilI-. in.c,,ns The CHI.
rms at Dubois sud surrounding counties.
nat he keeps always on hsnJ general ne.
sorimeni of St"vrs. ohd Tn Ware Of al
KINDS. which he .frt, for sale at prices
~ irh deity competitions Tie also mspuiHc.
mrs IN ,rjrr all Tin Work. warranted in
the bert s,y IL, AID Of The b. 81 material A
shnre oi the public patronage is respectfully
Solicited, sno rs he Is determine d 10 plense,
l, will be- 10 v0ur interest ~ call on him be-
lore patron zing people swsy from home.
Aug II 'GS- JOSEPH Tory.
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SELL REAL ESTATE
State Of Indiana, Dubois County. Court Of
Common Pleas.
NOTICE is hereby given hist NJ. EIizs.
~ beth Rich. Formerly Hsrev) Admins.
us,rix. Of the estate Of AdOlph Hsrtet de-
ceased. has filed her petition TO sell the Real
Estate Of the deceden,. his personal being
10 pay his debts; and that esid
petition will be heard at the next term Of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of said County.
HENRY A. BoLTHAUs, c q T. r DC.
Il Il b Carr. Any
Aug IL '6S-3w
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FOR rREsipssr
RATIO SeYM0.u R,
Of New York,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
FRANK F. BLAIR.
al Missouri.
Democratic State Ticket.

For Governor,
THOMAS A.RENDEICKs. Of NJ srOn.
For I.ieu,-nar, Governor,
ALFRED +. EpGERTON. of Allen.
For Secretary of State,
REUpEN c. KlSE, o. Boone.
For Auditor 0. State,
JOSEPH v BEMUsDAFFEI, oiFrapkli.
'for -Trtasurrr ofS,sie.
JAMES 8. .kiA AN, Of Msrion.
For Clerk oi Supreme Court,
NOAH S. AROSE, OF Casa.
For Reporter "f Supreme Cour,
N. a 0. PACKARD, Gf Marshall
;.'or Superintendent OF Public instruction.
JOHN Y. PHILLIPS, Of D.viess.
For Attorney General.
SOLOMON CLAYPOOL. Of Putnam.
For Congress. Second District,
MICHAEL c. KERR.
For Judge Third judicial District
ID. 7. LAIRD.
For Prosecuting Attorney Third District,
JOHN w. BUSKIRK.
For Prosecutor Third Judicial Circuit.
CUTLER s. DOBBINS.
For State Senator,
w. Fl. MONTGOMERY.
For .Joint ReD. Of Martin and Dubois
LEROY CAVE.
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III Sc'a1a haa gone Democratic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
POLII lCAL>

Judge James Birney, Of Black City, Mich !.
who had bee n = sced on the "M orkingman's
liz ke, as a car didate for Attorney General Of
Michigan, declines the honor.
Wien Wade Hampton left Columbia at the
spproa ach uf Shermsn's army. he announced
that he WAS bound to Texas or he'll he
didn't 60 TO Texas, but he did q into the
Democratic party.
The Richmond Enquirer rays that the
white men OF the Southern States have seen
the day when they could use the bullet, aud
God In his anger, permit the necessity to arise
,hsy will see II agsin. ,
The Elmira Gazette. the only Democratic
daily in Chemung county, N. Y, has come
~, for t,rant and Cotsx, declaring that
Horatio Seymour cannot and should not be
elected President OF the United States.
Hon. John s. Carlisle, formerally of " st
Virginia. and the United States Senator IN.
der The restored Government, now residing
at Baltimore, declares for Grant and Celfax,
and will take the stump for them.
While in Richmond Chief Justice Chase
in conversation with one Ct the Judges there
said hat the Republicans in Congress were
nj edl. ssly frightened about the supreme
Court at he time the bill was passed restrict
ing he jurisdiction ofthe Court. so that il
could not pass upon ca es involving he re
construction laws, because, as MIR. Chase
said, the Court would have declared them
constitutional.
Hon. James Thomas Elliot, Of Camden.
Arkansas, in a letter edng TO request
f1r permission to use his name as candidate
for The Republican nominations for Congress
in thn Arkansas Second District says: Il
am q truly and thourehly reconetruced rebel.
say this in no caning or boas,ing spirit. |
delest hypocrte and despise the hn who,
like the vain glorious Pharisees Of old makes
an ostenatious parade OF assumed humility
when his heart Ia full Of pride and deceit.
When ! say that | am a reconstructed rebel,
I do not say il 10 that spirit which suggest
extraordinary considerations; nor. on the
other hand. do / say it in that 81 lrit Of undue
humility which suggests a craven and coward
ly heart. But say il in that open frank aud
manly spirit OF one who has the honesty 10
confess that be has done wrong, and the cour
age TO say that he is sorry for it. | unhesi-
faiingly and unreservediy accept the kepub
lican platform as adopted at Chicago, and
will sink or swim with it !; and | believe that
the principles therein ennnciaied contain The
great fundamentalidea Of restoring The Union
upon fair state and lasti basis. believe
he Republican party has proved true and
faithful to its promises. and will finally sue
ceed IL establishing that policy.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Bos7os, Aug s.
Hon T. D. Elliott announces his detern,i-
nation MOTTO stand as candidate for re-elec-
tion to Congress.
ST. PArL, Mimi, Aug 8.
In the trial Of Van Pollen for the murder
Of DR. Harcourt, three years age, the jury
returned verdict Of not guilty.
WIsoNA. Mimi, Aug 8.
White L Beecher's Touring mill at Stock
ton was struck by lightning on Thursday, aud
burned TO The ground. Loss $4,000.
So GALEsA, H., Aug 8
Gen Grant was serenaded by about 200
tanners. A speech Of weicon was made ty
Col. Jne. A. Smith, 10 which General Gram
respond, d MS follows: Gentlemen aud felloa
ciiizens OF Galens; after ali absence OF three
yea from your midst, II affords me grea
pleasure TO return here again TO see yop all,
and as hope 10 spend fortnight with you
during that time ! will be happy to see you
at your homes and at mine whenever you
can mike il convenient 10 call. shall moi
on ibis occasion, mr. on any other, make yon
a speech, which, | suppose you are we'll
aware OF. ! am very glad 10 eyou Spec cbes
were also made by 4 n. Mcclellan and Z A
Small. after which the assenbiage dispersed
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, August 8.
There seems TO be an organized baud Of
robbers al work lhe ~estssa part 81 this
State. On Tuesd,y last the stage, from Har
ii-onvilIe, Bates county, was stopped by
lb,ea armed men ard her passengers robbe d
of several hundred dollars On The SAM,
evening Of the same day Mr. Goodwin, from
Mansfield. Ohio, in company with his tsml-
ly. near Harri.onv,lie, Was robbed Of four
hundred and ninety dollars and bis watch
1t ~as done, no doubt by The sa;nr men who
robbed Hage. Goodwin was gong 10
Bates county 10 buy farm, but stripped
Of every dollar he had. A parry oi ciiizrn-.
organized and went in pursuit OF the rob
hers
Nineteen OF the leading BARRIERS Of this
city have decided TO ciuss their she ps San
days. aud large number Of jonrneymen
BARRIERS have formed society for muinal ]
benefit and protection
The St. Louis CONVENTION meets TO day.