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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-12
DR. RUssELL's
Dispensary and Imfrmary,


nR. BUSHELS DISPENsARY AND
IL Infrmary. the largest and Oldest insttu.
ton OF the kind ia the Eeuthwsst, csiabiished
IN 1ti9. pleasantly located q Nos. - and ~
Nortn side 4 Court Square. Memphis. Iennea-
see. is open for the reception Of ratleHtf desir-
ing treatn eut and the comforts Of q hone whiie
rccf living the samo. Pafienr also treated Al
the once or b. letter. n desired
heumafirm. NcuralEie. Gout faralyss.
De afnesa, Pits. Consumrtion. SYPHILIS. rkin
Dinenser. Sperm at1rrhea. lmrctercy. aud 81
thu diseases arising from the i1dllcretio1 o.
youth permanently cured. Also. Chroric Dis
ca e. IN al their forms edectually cured - me
shove nnmed institution.
DR.. RUSSELL. Ccnsulfinr PhyEic ~.
az Trestise On Chronic Diseases furnis BED
free on application. A-l@
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Election Notice.

Public notice il hereby given that an
Election will he held at the Court. House
in the village Of Crcsce, loNa, OIL the 9th
day of June 1868, at which the question
Of Mcorporst;n ne the saidt o wn Yill be SUBJ
mittod to the qualified electors thereof,
under the provisions of chapter 81, of the
laws of the 18th General Assembly of the
state Of Iowa -
Notice is further given that the limits Of
said incorporation will include the village
of Cresco .as laid off and plated, also the
addition known as Bcadlc & Strong adj
dition thereto, correct. description and
plat of both Of which ore on file in the Of
fee Of the county Judge of Howard county,
and that the form az the ballot used at said
election will be 'FPor Incorporation; or
Against Incorporation ........
dated at Cresco, iowa, May 8. 1868.
W. z. MEAD.
J.F. WEBSTER, 5oA "'s'r
81 Il .-HUNTTiNG; y Commissioners.
-WSTROTHER, ,rpr r. ... .sss
DANyL4 PLATT., J 20. ~ -. (n24ts
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E.1.llcntable.

Simon Cameron for SON. c,spn d.
,ounccs john W. Forney secretary OF tue
r. s. Senate. for having appropriated to
hi. own use $4,000 of the funds of the
l.. s. entrusted to his care for the use of
Tat body. Forney retorts OH the Hon.
simon, with i history Of some Of the mil
lions Simon stole w.lle acting as Linco!n's
Secretary Of War. lgnorantus Donnelly
.nl f. Is. Washburuc both gol-ani-mor-
aity members of Congress have also cen
telling tales Of each other equally damG4;s-
ing
Ii Is lsmentlblc that s;'ic!l things III be
,ruthfully repeated about the lacn whom
tie people have placed foremost in the
councils of the Federal Government.
1t il also, lamentable that with such facts
Is these men prove az inst each other;
that the people viii! continue to go to the
rolls under the pasty lash, and from
term to term continue their lease Of
official life.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08

When Radical politicians tell laboring
men that they pay no taxes, the latter
should ask in return how much more they
pay Cow for everything they eat, drink
and we II, than they once did. Ii it costs
you Sl2 week to support and clothe -FOUR
family now, where it formerly cost only $50,
do you not pay a tax Of $3l2 year!
The tax on tea and coffec-a omitted
free before the war-lsjust as much a
tax upon the poor man as the rich,
unless the purpose is to deprive him
of,what others empty. The landlord
always puts his assessments anl
other taxes upon the tenant; the
manufacturers puts it upon the con-
sumer; the Government ditto. Mr..
Cooper wishes, with his industrial
league, even to get President
impeached; and high protection
list like Ben. Wade put in bis place,
in order that moro taxes may be
put upon the poor mans sugar, tea,
iron, wool, leather, and most Of the
neeessaries of life. Never was there
greater falacy than the declaration
that the rich or middling classes pay
all the taxes. The poor man and
poor woman pay their full propor-
tion.--N. Y. Express.
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An Independent District
t. school House. ....

If there is any one thing needed
by this School District, that will
tend more than any thing else to
give it tone and character abroad,
and responsibility at home, it is u
scl,oo; house commensurate with its
other Improvements. public and
private. The Legislature at its
recent SESSION passed law, the
provisions Of which may be pursued
50 as to .cnable our town to acquire
this much needed object Of present
necessity and future good. This
law may be found OH the fourth page
of our paper. t-.. ~
The number Of pupils in. regular
attendance is not far from 160, and
this number it is reasonable to pre-
sumo. will constantly increase with
tho growth Of the town. And III
addition to this, with such induce
mcnts in the way Of the advantages
and superior educational privileges
attainaLIe,. such a school would
recsivc liberal support from out
side of the district In this man
ner our schools would be cna bled to
give all the advantages to be OBJ
tanned in the best graded schools in
more popul"us and wealthy comnu.
nit les. '''@ '..@
Such house as will answer these
purposes can be constructed fo.
from $4,000, to $4,000 We be-
lirvc the money to accomplish this
can be obtained in the sale Of our
bonds without much, ifany sacri-
fec from their face ;. for they will
constitutc,a security that can be
disposed Of TO eastern capitalists
as a safe investment Ut their money.
We are aware that. such an in
lebtcdness will involvc the payment
# q large annual interest. But it
should not DC forgotten that the
sum annually paid as rent would go
great way toward liquidating this
interest. At all events the sum
IT, be paid rs additional interest
oscr aEd above the sun paid for
rents, with tho increased adyanta.
gcs given for schools, would be mon
ey probably invested.
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Evarts Quoting Bingham on
Butter ANA Butler ON Ring.
ham.

Mr.. EyARrs, in his opening speech
referring to the article charging the
President with using indccorous
langua &c towards Congress, said:
II have also q report in the House
If Representatives. Of very brief
debate between two Of the most dis
tinguished members of that body,
who can, as we'll as any others, for
the purpose Of this trial, furnish y
standard of what is called by the
honorable Manager 'prop:icty of
speech. Mr.. Bingham says: i
desire to say. NJ. Chairman, that
it does not become gentleman who
recorded his vote City times for
Jefferson Davis, the arch traitor, in
,his rcLellion- laughtcr) las his
candidate for the Presidency Of the
United States, to undertake to
DANA 60 his cause by attempting to
fasten the iAputation either on my
integrity or ny honor. repeat with
>eorn aud contempt the utterances
Il that sort frelA Any man, whether
he be the hero Of Fort Fisher taken
Or fort Fisher not taken
/ Continuous laughter. Mr. Butler,
alter some remarks, said, '1b:t it
.:.:iring the war the gentleman from
Ohio did as much US did in that
| shall BE- glad to recognize
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Horace Greeley saws that nobo,

Horace Greeley says that nobody
ever gets rich on a salary. How
about our wealthy congressman, and
senst tors, poor enough when elected?
There is Harlan, who cndurcs
diamond robberies new, but who,
before be became a senator, taught
school and kept boarders to get a
living. And congressman Allison,
and Endian commissioner Cooley,
have wcalth now. How about their
salarMs?-Dubuque Herald.
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OfliciOuS, but not OMclas.

In the Impeachment argument
relative to the admissiLili;y OF
testimony offered by Secretary
Wellcs, 3. +. Butler said in reply to
the remarks Of Mr.. Curtis, Frequently
acts done by an officer were 'officious
not official This being so, one G.. W.
Daley wants to know from Mr.. Butler
whether the act of cleaning out the silver
ware, oil p:intngs and pianos from the st.
Charles Hotel, and numerous private
residences in New Orleans and vicinity,
in 1862, was an ofiieious, or an officia.
one
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A Western paper cruelty says:
sour member Of Congress has made
q great speech -onc Of his very best.
1t was written for him by graduate
Of this office, an d the matter and de-
livery do credit to both parties. lex
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08

j b. Grin, ell is candidate for
congress before tho radical convon-
tion Of the fourth district. Rosscau
is not in congress now, and Grinncll
thinks he would be safe Burlington
Argus.
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Mr.. EvARps says "LINsoLS once
took fort with a writ of habcas.
corpus, but he had never heard of the
learned Manager (BurLER) taking.
one in that or any other way"
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Notice is hereby given, that the subscri-
Der has been duly appointed admiuistra-
trix to the estate of Martin Daily late of
Paris in the County of Howard Iowa, de-
ceased, interstate, and has taken upon hor-
self that trust by giving bonds as the law
directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of the said deceased are required
to exhibit essame; and persons indebted
t. the said estate are called upon to make
payment to .gss-- ......--
..t.. -...... BRIDGET DAILY =.
Administrators
Creses April 18th fs6S III --@.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-08

BETWEEN Buffers and Logan's
speeches President johnson has been
cflectually used up and dispos ed Of.
- Exchange.
This is not the first instance on
record ola good man being crucifed
between two thieves. Cleveland
Plaindealcr.
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that much; but the only victim Of the
gcntleman's proves that | know OF
was an innoce nt woma1shung upon
the scatfpla ono Mrs. Surratt-and |
can sustain the msmory OF Fort
Fisher if he and his present associate
can sustain him in shedding the
blood of woman who was tried by
a military commission and convicted
without sufficient ovideucc, in my
Judgment" Mr.. Bingham, with
spirit, replied: II challenge the
gentlen,an--I dare bim here, or any
where, in this tribunal or in any
tribunal, to assert that ! spoliat:d
or mutilated any book; Iut such a
charge, without onetitt:e of evidence
only fit; to come from man who lives
in a bottle and is fedwith rspoon.'
What that refers lido net know
During the time Mr.. EvART. was
reading BiNGnAa's speech. BlNG-
HAM face was wrcathcl in smiles,
but when the scene changed and
BUrLEE''s reply to BINGHAM was
read, BUTLER laughed while BlNG-
HAM squirmcd.
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FOR SALE CIR EXCHANGE!

q A house and lot well located for bust
ness stand. on Market st. Cresco, one door
east of RUSSELL & Warren's Hardware
Store.
There is good barn and other imprsvc-
mcnts on the premises.
For terms apply ut this Office or to the
undersigned.
THOMAS LEONARD, Cresco Iowa.
March Is, 1858. 16-9-St.
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5ts #SE~ @-&8 rft3~
state Democratic Ticket.
For Secretary Of State.
Hon. DAVID HAMMER,
Clayton County.
For Register Of Land Office
A. d. ANDERSON,
Dubuque County, 4" >'''
For-State Treasurer.
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY,
: a..s,, Wsodbury County, ..,
!.oro For Auditor Of State y..s (
!, HARVEY DUNLAVEY, III.
. >afs& Davis County. ID" ..A
- For Attorney General.
q j. +. WILLIAMSON,
r.. Warren County.
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WALTER "A. WOODS.
- PRIZE
NOW ERSs 4 REAPERS.

Take the lead, and used everywhere.
Two Grand Gold Medals and Imperial
Cross of the Legion of Honor--being the
lI,euxsr psrzs wARpFp At pAars UNIVERSAL Ex-
POSITION, 1867.
500 First Prizes in all parts of the
World! ..-~.-
Over 10000 now in use. Increasing de-
mand. with increased facilities and inn
proyements for 1868.
Pronounced by all who have used them
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Hon. GEo. W. JONES. This
gentleman whose sterling integrity
and answering democracy gave to
him the confidence Of the people of
Iowa, and placed him in the honor
able position of United State senator
and Minister to a Foreign govern
ment, and afterwards brought down
upon him all the malignity and
devilish mcunncss Of the radical
party, concentrated at Washington
called on us to-day, the same high
toned; honorable gentleman and stcr-
ling democrat, that he always was.
Incorruptible and unterrified, neither
the allurcmcnts Of official position,
nor the incorporation in a LINCOLN
radical bastilc, at the dictation Of
the miserable Seward, could change
the sentiments, or freak tho spirits
of the man. Though at one time
shut out from, tho light Of heaven
and tho pure air wrongcd and lied
about by a base radical press, and
mcnaccl in person and property by
his enemies, he to-day calls upor
us free man--an urflinching Dem
ocrat-an honorable gcntlcman-at
least a head and shoulders, in the
estimation of his friends, above all
those Of his cn.mics who sought to
break, his spirit and destroy his in
Auencc- Long may lie live to the
utter confusion of his .ncinics. :.
Council Bluffs Buglc. a.a.
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NlLE ~ EDALS IA W u kDEDs
Our Piano Fortes arc now universally
acknowledged by the most Distinguished
Artists 10 be the best manufactured.
and wherever they have been introduced
and used, we arc not required to say one
word in their favor, their excellence stands
pre-cn,inently to those of other makers:
and FROM the great success achieved. and
impruv emcnts made BY Us in the last !hir-
ty years, we can afford to sell Il first class
Piano Forte 1T 500 to $3.50 less than
similar one can be bought elsewhere.
Every Piano Forte Warranted for
5 Years, and to give Satisfaction.
Our Pianos are made to LIST; the matc-
rails used for every part are thoroughly
scasoacd, and Of Tie very best quality
that can be procured. No part is sighted
what the public eye might pass over, never
escapes our vigilance. Every part, inside
and cut. is honestly, faithfully and thor
oug'ily made, so that it will bear the most
minute examination. They differ from the
loud, coarse tone Of mos: pianos. (which is
bad in the beginning, ard grows worse
every day, inasmuch as it is refined and
delicate. pure in it's sing!n. capacity, and
has all the power necessary to produce
every desired effect.
They are without doubt the best the mos:
lasting, end consequently the cheapest
We are content with fair urof.. Our
prices range from $500 to $500 90. (a23-3
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- THE BEST IN USE.
WOODS rRIZ MOwEHs--one and two horse
WOODS SELF RAKLSG REAPER, with or with
gu. WOODS Nyw MOVING ATTACHMENT.
WOODS HAND RAKE REAPER.
HAlNE'S ILLINOIS HIIRVESTERS.
Manufactured by the Walter A. Wood
Moving and Reaping Machine Co.. General
Office and Manufactury Hoosick Falls,
Pens County, Ny ...... .~.,...
Bran ch Offices s. SalesrOO1llg
New York City. ~ CORTLAND street r. o. Box 5so5
o. r. SKINNER, Agent.
Chicago H. 2O6 Lake street, G. +. WHITM.s, Ag't.
Alexandria Va, A. r. SKINNER & Co., Agents.
Madison Wis. NJ Il. FULLER & CO.., Agents.
FOREIGN OFFICE II Upper Thames street London
England. ing ans.
SEND FOR NEw DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR FOR 1868.
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DEBORAH Graded school.

THE Summer Term Of this School will
commence on Monday, May 18th and con-
t;nue eight weeks.
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GpNGEAT NQTTCEs.


ArsREA8 ARRIVAL OF DRY GOODS
III JosEPH rEAugE. Greater bargains than
svsr. 1mmsnse lots cK AUCTION GOODS tust
received BE 1t peacs.orEar, sunshine or storm,
the motto of JOSEPH sTRAUsE- niil always be
DOWN WITH ALL HIGH PRICES.
Look at our list below and notice thegress array
Of bargains enumerated there:
Good Hoop Skirts, asc., cheap at Soc. s-inch
Tape Heavy Hoop Sxffss, ssc..worth sl-a great
bargain 1oc Ladies' Coiored SILK Parasofa, 9i3A
worth % 300 Lsdies, Black Silk Sun Umbreilssa s
etsc and 81. Is worth double: 800 Ladesi best
quality White iWhsiebone Corsets, s7sca; 70 La
dies White Whalebone Corsets ut &c., real par
gain; LOCO CENTS Paper Collars at lec. per box
worth &c. 200 dozen Ladies, SIX Mfs, only &C.,
cheaper than the cheapest 100 Dozen Misses' and
and Chirdreu,s Mi.s, as-and s7ae.; cheap at 7sc.
100 pieces Mosquito Net sl.4o apiece worth q; 4os
dozen willow Fans. nicely bound 2oc., worth 4cc.;
800 dozen highly perfumed Family Soaps socs Q
dozen, worth 81 !: Ladies' Pocket Handkerchief u
loc., TIC, and is. nice assortment OF Lsdes''
Misses, and ChNdren,s Ltsie Gloves; Lad1es',
Misses. and ChiIdrens Hose at l2lc full 200 YARDS
Spool Cotton, four for CSC. few Of those cheap
silk Lace Mantiilas left which viii close out Tor
only Se.so which originally cost o.; the handsom-
est stock Of Dress Goods In the city, which Win DC
sold to please every one Double Width Mosam-
bique at &c., worth 4oc beautiful Chaliies az 2sc.
rich and beautiful Plaid and Plain Lenos, Grena-
dimes, Poplins, Organizes and Jsconet Lawns
all colors Berages, Lamartines, and other Dress
Goods, at such low price as win please the hard
est customer q splendid assortment OF Calico for
.lasc beautiful Colored Aipacas, &c., cheap &c..
Russia Crash for towelling, 12ac per yard genu-
Inc English Bathing Towels, l23c. Bleachee Cot
ton at 10 and 123c. 2 900 Gents Bosoms, 2oc apiece
worth 4oc. q splendid stock, Of Men and Boys
Wear, consisting Of Kentucky Jeans, Cashmere,
Satinets, Tweeds, Linen Goods, &C., at prices to
suit everybody. Don't forget to go to the right
place1saa Main street. next to Golden shoe store,
and a few doors from the creek. The following
gentlemen are with me, and would be pleased to see
their numerous friends: r. s. SMITHER, j..
RICHARD HAYNES, and HERMAN We'll. Remem-
Der the No.-1sas Main street, little above the
creek. je3
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Judge Chasa,s Opinions,

The exposition Of Judge CHAsE's opinions
in the New York Herald of June I'd has ate
tracted the attention Of the whole nation.
The question has been, Is itauthsntic? We
have, heard from three gentlemen Who hare
conversed with Judge CHASE that whether
he authorized that expositionlor not he
certainly entertained the opinions expressed
in it. Saturdays Wig says. g We are at
"liberty to say that the Chief Justice stated;
"to an old acquaintance and fellow-mem-
taberof Congress, who called On him in this
city Thursday, that the letter in question
q THAT to the :HNaI9, about the authorship
g Of. which he knew nothing, defined very
"exactly bis. sentiments, opinions, and
- p0sluon.3 sFtsssst ~ Gegts54a-.E2.iI ;,
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spESsT8T NOTrCEs.r

w A FACT NORTH KNCWrNG..1A this
particular season, when the wcaSher is % slAnge-
able as the wfn4l-when the most robust gchstitu.
feeble systems are shattered and unnerved - 3D.
solutely necessary that scientific snouia
be brought to the aid OF Nature in order 70 avert
the contraction OF those diseases that usually be-
come seated and fixed from the continuous changes
REFEREED TO-. OF MI the discoveries yet mace; none
seem TO answer the purpose 80 well rs BAhEh'S
BITTERS, for while other remedies have been
fied ana fafled this medicine has proved % sne
only panacea for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, General
DEBILITY, Collie. Sour Stomach Colds and Com
sumption IN its tncipient stages Prepared solely
Of vegetable extracts, and SO. admirably COM
live organs, Blood and Mind, It drives out lmpu-
rifles, increases the Appetite improves the Diges-
tfon, strengthens the Lungs, and SO tones uP ine
colds. As family medicine, It has no equal and
needs only to be tried 20 recommend itself.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Orders alled by
addressing -. - II. BAh Ek.
ie AtAus box asa Richmond, Va.
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s@S5oO,oOO TO LEND ON C0LLATE
RAILS, IN SUMS TO SUIT BORROWERS
Office of JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO.,
Bankers, No. 1913 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
mNOTICE.-JoHN BROTHERS &
co. make advances on or purchase, as holders may
prefer, all good SOUTHERN, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and STOCKS, as well as
all other desirable securities. Ei ~
$780, 900 Virginia Registered Stock, raw
50, 900 Richmond City Stock,
100, 600 Orange and Alexandria Railroad BONDS,
25 900 Virginia Central Railroad Bonds,
25, 900 Richmond and Danville Railroad Bonds,
loo, 900 Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds,
wanted, In lots from 81, 600 upwards.
We are prepared to lend to any desired extent.
Communications sent to US by mail will receive
faithful and prompt attention. NH l2-2awsm
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result from is--sha. sorsM praetieal God
which may be secured 81 publs opinion
strong enough to carry is6sst.
From these two inportsn Indications Ne
have stronger reason to hope for q healthy.
regction Of The public mind Of the Union
than any We haseseen. II is beyond ques-
ton inspired by swsarinass, and disgust
with the abominsble reconstruction Of
Radicslism, which has not restored the
Union, but has nearly ruined impor-
tans national interests by disorganiaing
southern industry and placing some Of the
most refined and enlightsnedwh commit:
mites In the world under negro rule under.
the. rule Of araeeof .. different color, lately
slaves, which, ct the least, should have
been continued in "a probationary state TOT
atermo Of years TO qualify itself for the ex-
ercise 81 the rights Of freemen. 49,, =
supposing this change natural---s'ol pc
now taking place, and sapposing tito be
based, upon the grounds NE haseiset forth,
IL cannot be checked in its course until the
southern States are reconstructed upon the
only safe basis-that Of equality among
the, States ,7aud the predominance, of
the white populations in their govern
ment and the preservation Of order. In
this view the whole Of the, present system
of construction, which has brought only hui
initiation and misery upon the land, mast
be- repudiated, and q system based npon
| reason, national safety, and pure patriot
| ism be adopted in its place. 4, = Is. -
Thus the Union may be redeemed!
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|. Mr.. VAN WINKLE TRIUMpHANT.--T The
West Virginia Legislature is in session.
The Radicals in caucus had up Van Win
kle's case. His friends stood by him, and
the RAIDS backed out. The Wheeling Re
gister says ), I'D s..t s:~..rstf ts.r
It is grand triumph for the distin-
guished senator. Not only have his tradu-
GERS been silenced, but, the wrath Of his enc
mics being overpowered, are made to praise
him / His vote for acquital was in effect
approved when his enemies refused to con-
denim him, and the Senator remains yicto-
rious through the; fears, if not through the
honest intentions, Of his opponents.
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MARRIED,

In Philadelphia, on the 2eth Of May. 1888 at the
Church Of the Intercessor, by the Rev: Dr. Bon,
VIRGINIA, daughter Of j. II. Anthony, of this
city. go 81.
At Chatham, Westmoreland county, Va. June
3D. 1858, by Rev. Andrew Fisher, MEREDITH D:
F., daughter of the late John F. Brockenbrough.
On Thursday evening June 9TH, at the residence
Of the BRIDES father, by Rev. Charles H. Read,
u. D., assisted by Rev. George Woodbridge, ID.
D., A. G. RICHARDS, Esq. of New York, to
Miss MARY W., eldest daughter of Robert Ed
mond, ESQ.,, of this city.