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cut insfIodtfons, = - prsssns Money moa-
l opoly. II peogone ~ ~ pnhlic lnnds
should b rzss6 q ruaeooabls ooantlsisa ,snd
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- end duties psstaining 70 soyezsgng,
hours 1Abee bskwesn tie rising and soekine
81 0e sun should oonstituts day's work
II u ~ 0oyeRnmsnt Woeks and plsoes whsrs
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hessin Mons suscisesily - fortA' "a 80 49,
brsnah ofindsstsy sAail b lea ID udopt ~ swn
tpastleuiar farm ct srynAizssion, suhjecs only q
such Fsstraint 20 may be necessary % place
each erRanisafion within line. 40 a a set 4
harmoay IN Al mafsers peresininr n - -
Ara Of ths whols e usll 4 saeh Of - usrts
snd that is y the imperative duty Of every ina
4 viduh IN each and every bssash Of indssssy 4
cid IN the i0rnsrson AZ suoh IAhor ere.ni.ntieul
In their rssnectivs hranchee ana q snnnes,
themselsss tksrswith..
oo-orsRA7rvx.
II Resolved, That n ce-oner,,io. hs..a uv.r
sure and lasting remedy for the sbuss a IT,
IprsssnA Industrial system, and that until IN
: lass of the nation can Be rsmodellsd - - 4
recogniss the rights II men instead Of clssses
the syseeu a cooperation carefully guards<
! viii % maeh y lesssn The evil q or prsssn
systsn. We, therefore, hail wish 1slisht %,
| organization Of co-spsrativs stores snd work
shopA and wosld > their ssrnaaion IN ever,
section Of the country, and In every branch .
business
Al Noanna LABOR
} !, kssolssa. Ia,s .,sA - sassI applie..ie. .
ssrccr.sss s.,s,.r.ss. ~ -. - !psoa...
s,s,er q - nS.sS 4. - -. s.s.s..;... hs.--.:
sosssn e ~. country. ses se.ssss .sy q @
{ .sass.y .. ssl.s = ssosds . IS 8 ssSs.
Is ss.sosss "a ss.s 80 q nss: ~
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TRADES DIRECTORY.

TRADES ASSEMBLY or CHICAGO
i meets every MONDAY evenings u 9s1 Ran
dclpn street P.J. VCoHEHLI, President
r. 4. MAssIH. Recording secretary.
RRICKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UEION
O'Clock, - TrAass Asssmbig MAJ. w RsndOph STv,f.
Q. n. HAsELrOH. Recording SsorslAry.
HHICAGO IRON MUULDERS' UNION
~ No. ~. nests It st. Georges E.all CLARA street
ss ~ SSlnsy md Jackson 'tA sysry sEIPAT svs.na
JLs.s senEAs, Secretary.
CHICAGO JOURNEYMEN PLUMBEF~
~ UNION meets the FlRBT and THIRD TUESDAY
each month at MecorraAcKfs Block, Randolph tna
N. .. Sloan, Der. Secretary.
CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
~ No. le, meets he Last SATURDAY evening ofsAlh
moath % RrIntarB Uniun Emil, Fcom a. NHuns EH
' ' 4Lsn = n. f saoTE. res r.sssaoat.
yAlEEs MorrAFr. Recording Secretary.
HAS 4 STEAM FITTERS' UNION, nv
~ u OHIO AGO, minoia, nesss the md and Sth
TMsDAfB Nm each month Am RCormickH Budding, cor
ner Dearborn md RanacpA streets.
J.srASr, rrssaursr. '-
y. A. Hear secretary.
OHICAGO STEAM BOILER-MAKERS'
~ PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
s.sh ssniS "a Bsi-nss aa cor Van Ba ns aaa
?. anAsIs, Cor. see,y. r: MTnnAr. Prsa
NHICAGO MUSICIANS UNION, meets
~ en che BIRgT rHURADAT sveninG I'm each month,
street. % 3o'clockr-M @M. BrnEpAHBr. Pres
~ ANDY-MAKEkS UNION, meets on the
~ WRIST and THIRD THumHDAK ewnnAnWw M snrh
nsnsA. In Warmers sslldiag. Ra.d:.ph s.rss..
HARNEss-MAKER UNION, meets At
.r.ans y .ssS ss".s y s, sss SECOND TUESDAY
WIN. THoaP. President
lRASS MOULDERS' AND FINISHRRS
~ UNfOE., meets tAs hrst MONDAY u each month,
e "A cclees % o. decrgsa Hn CLARA Hiscst. bsswssR
Quincy snd jackson rsa-
y HAHLHr. seerssary-
GIGAR Makers PROTECTIVE UNION
W 0W CHICAGO, meets ths BmU aD ma FoUHFw
NHDassn&r RvHMEas q Zach Moush. a. tho TSndes
aas@biy Hall, ss7 Randolph rsrees
NJ Nj. DDos. Sew
OURNEYMEN ST0HECUTTERS' ASSO-
" CITATION OF CHICAGO, mssts on INV Ia AVA "A
49,, 80, q sash on'A = Corner ?, fsyIor and
jams N1Bnrs. Uor See. ~
TUE BOOT AND EHOEMAKERS PRO-
! Tn0TfEn uMI0N. mssm the 1ur and sra "a
urdava 81 every month "a hnlfpanG asven oiclock ri
=. L. Ne Rrlnssrr Union Hall. No. =, Eixons II
.enMs A@nG.
EOURNETMEN BAKERS UNION, meets
en tne FIRST and Triad SATURDAYS 0f eash
.aniA, a 30 w. LaSalle nlfsel, oreodte the Court
IenBe. WIN. sRAFSRn. Pruuiaana.
M AOHINl6Tg AND BLACKSMTFHS
LII UNION W.. 7. ON ULuOEn, meeas "a WRERAY
veHdsG * eash nenh. q u Suiask % Tdaf Assembly
". ". Bels, Rzsaasns.
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grsenbaek currency Is, however, the Rrea,
bug-bear Of Judge Davis and the peIiasal
tinauciers Of the class 10 which be belongs.
The issue Of taore greepbAcks 70 pay sh-
bonds, they teH US, IS repudiation Z. dis
guise, for shay willEsssr be redeemed. We
have more saith than this IN the natural re-
sourers o. the country, which, cAu only be
developed ~ sufficient circulating naeiiFanI
the true lIit blood OF commerce.
Ii,Ildee DAVIS wilFseast bis eyes towards
Wall street at the present moment he win
behold the fruits Of the policy which he so
ably ana Iageniously susniDs and Of whicb
Secretary Wee sIieeh is he great high priest
We are At NE present momssi 10 Ghe miasa
OF panic, which fiads its origin IN the non
expansion and copsfaetion cris6 q TIE poli-
ticaus y ~ Davis ard McCuilech school.
The contr=stion pslsey sskssh Secretary Nc
Cuuoeh fstsnsaratsd ga is6S. ena .sstich~Aus
ever ssrce been sustained By org. ess, nssssrs
a isi.te buaeossbeto the contrary, has been
ne real prisaarg .eaqss OF lait psr faanrial
troltbL-, partscsslafiy the great EAIl street
lsek-up The House 3 ReprssenfataK emypu
ihe 18th day Of Decembs !, S0S. pasped are.
sclntion endorsing the Sangrsaoi90 policy
Of our fnsac,sl Dr. MctUil6chBy ths dkci-
sive vets fl44 70 9 /; absent and not volts 4
80. Ever siRce ttsas date pboth ~houaes Of
Congress have, with peFsistenu3 wefflly 81
better cause. fully ssfst4sned lins ID ever v,
measnreTtc9n-tnded Clearly recoeni1,nn
q circulating medium as the liirbiged 81 the
nation, and as Dr.. Sangfsdo attempted To-
restore his payieuta ~ xdlhdrRE ink eheh
likelihood, 20 ON financial SAbgF2a02 n LIN
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nss: -. 60 Gents:
" 0ysne-salc o. testhiaa q infsnss............
y Awvhmas e ohiidrsn ~ adailR, ........... 5
J. .lu Z ping. snioss eslic.. ----.-.-.-- -
100, lseshashs, isss.ahs. ...-..-...-. M
10, . 1vwquia bhIioup emncS. II. s.'... I'M
4, AEYsunM, Or painful psrisas, ..-.-...... 3
csr, ssssi, sssl's sssasai.s.-. y
- kAssm, ysipsia.. srupsicns,. .....-.. no
49, =. ~ sss :. Sil e. i di...;s; .o
fmmdng denaas qunnttisS sseA 10
~ 60 - ~ = y |. 'iais s.d ~ 80 q
. hsw 80 Aeus. shili Fever, seus ............ "
80 band tr blssdln9. !. ---........ 49,. 90
esess. ssa ssrs " VEGA syss.---........-. 70
1890 sawAs viessnt coug-s--...-.-..-- No
- kw DsrAnprss impalrsd hsa ring 1885,. On
- y kuyfnia. enlarged glands. swelling ........ %
n1m 1ae91y, phyAdel weakness 10
y ma sesnsy ssc CESSNA .----.....--.- 10
..4nh.esss sickn> q en- fidinx. 50
- N.ssss DsssS;s, sss'insi en- s.ioas, Inv ias-
O. a. asshasyss..--- .-------.------.--sl5
.. nisay isalrss wssiins bid %
q, y NlsNj Ps1ods wlsh gpasna- ........... 10
10 laPsS. apasnr, o. vhus dance .,..-.1 100
- u1kH.e5es uicsssssd suls throat........ ~
FAnILT Cases
: ss1y .1isss y. ssd i sosis WI u alr.sssss
a..l.:. ys-1s-4 s-.ass sass. -i;i 80 . ~ \ NJ
ssl1. - = T,s..s D.ss.a hon or osrsae
F6su.s EXTRACT. '-H 80
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wv r. 81 q. {S< /. J. ". !, y
';z~ i.- ~ sse 4 Sskt- 80 s~r11lsa
- h ~ - - ~ dollss. hs1krups
7T[ r ;7T.71E ~ 1Er61S' ~ sss{cn III
i<1I1si1 NO. rss~' 3i.scr...-sIl - Arurre a
v; u 'rnz.r ! 2 :-I ~ r. - -.ss--i 80.
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PLASTERERe.

OPERATIVE PLASTERERS PRcTEU-
~ TIvE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY Of CHIC ks.f.
Ill., meeta every TUESDAY evening al DriotM nv
their Hall, Room No. Lind'H Bluck,
NM. D. MATHEWS, Preaid-ut.
WV. PeeoTT, Rec. secry. lsl -ebOr ST.
A. K. ooacoRAH, Corresponding See, sS KAnsas-st.
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CARPENTERS g. JoINERs.

CARPENTERS AND JOINERST UNION,
~ Mo. 81, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, meets every II ssdAy
evening hAlfpaat seven O'clock ~ theE Han ps Welt
Hfth Street. p. o. Boz :, al.
JAMSs sT-w ar, PreHisnS.
EuasAH McnAnAH. Cor sec'y.
.HARPENTERS AND JOINERS' PRO
~ TDCTIvE UNION, on CHICAGO, meets every
NkDNRSDAY evening, 90 We. 0DorRr's HAL z2c Eputh
Clark strsst, ~ halfDs~t seven o'clock.
w. q. WILLIAMS. President.
Gas. ". WALKER, Cor. Sec, 5Os karnsids street.
JANIS CHoHtHs, Nee. Sec,
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OCRNEYMEN PLASTRRERS, J

~ CIATkON, of GincI mad, every other Thurs
day evening e iroa Monders Unian Han W WesI FhA
Street. AL Communications should be- addressed 70 taa
Corresponding Secretary, I5e " cot font strs.t
D. A. LrLAs &c., JoHs CAsEn. Pres
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~ - oaly n9al hns carrying steesage passengers
hssww<m f1Berpssl. 0nrk and Nsw Hork and 10 m the
- 81 I'm roafs-
- Dsssr.es ESQ, sss 70 s40.
Rwmun9srs ibrwsrdsd 70 al pAFsa of dreAE Britain
nd rsnsA. Ara. 70 tas ogntnenf % Rnrope. Plans
q s>hAns % vsews md hsrths sssarsd N advances
MONT slAfTs Foa ANY AMOUNT.
Rarns D. tAs eountry will sddrem the undersigned.
~ Nh, md hose vitng he city, viii come direct 70
shs n9sA a. arnDloyad BY this company
A ssy sss eiHinlss 70 be sach is gu impossOr.
IAn. WAN AOKs
ssusAsas ss.g NaAissa end Il sAs Streets Chicago.
WM TwnEAW. Hawmrmnol.
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Resolved, That In csroperation, based upon
- Anencial End revenne laws, We recegniss :
sare and lasting remedy for the abuss a the
present industrial system, and that until the
iass o. the nation can Be rsmodellsd - - TO
Recognize the rights u men instead Of Glasses,
the systea Il cooperation oarsfaily guarded
viii Do mach 70 lssssn The esils Il or present.
sysfsn4 We, therefore, hsil witA dslight the
organisation Of cooperative sseDres and work
shopA and wo1ld > their formasion In every
section Of the country, and In every branch q
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heeoive4 that tnas Labor Congress would
moss respectihily reoommsnd 70 he uorkinemsn
q the country, shat IN case they ars pressed
1or vast - snpioyment thsy proceed y the
public lands md bscons actual sestlsrs. hsliers
Ing that ifths indunGry Of The country can be
coapled with ~ natural savantagss II VIII ~
~ both l. individual rslisf and national a.
vantagsa
\ Resolved, fhat where vorkingman d found
enpsbls md avsllabls Tor any ollce, he pre-
essaos should invariably b given y such per-
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-08-19

New DREss.-The Owyhee Aralaache of
last Saturday appears in new types and with
the alteration Of. the paper from iye bread to
six narrow columns per- page-the7 former
size, however, being retaiued. The aralGncks
is prospecting, and we wish it will continue to
do So It is weil.cunducted weekly enel
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JAS. IIEALY, NJ. d,

DdTSICIAE AND SURGEON. OFFICE on EAST
L side of Montgomery street, three doors above
Wall. Idaho City. nlu
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- HeiDLEss RoosTER 20 liyeTo0stsk i i'll
out head. q % exhIbisDa II r5ftlaSd
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d4 StcxLYl--Persons lately dfr5h Portland re-
port an uaustIai amount III sick,irss, especially
'aihang 'cialdress ia'eisstchisf eityiof orego
apheroshaSp bes,n surernt Estsl casesdpf cholera,
infantunl. Fsysrs apl clllls alseupfryail. az
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CoRRECTIoN-Some weeks, ago, says the
Mountain Democrat, Forney published the
names Of the Democratic Soldiers NutiODa
Committee, and undertook to show that there
were no such men, at least of tho rank they
claimed. The lie was too palpable. and For-
npy has taken it back. He says it a,vas pub
lished without bis knowledge, and apparently
with malicious intent" Nearly every Radi-
cal paper in California published the falsehood.
but'we doubt ifune will make the correction
That's not in their line. 1t would be death to
their party to speak truly and fairly, and they
are well aware of the fact.
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TIE PENALTY.-We hear that Il. H. Lind
say, Esq, the efficient Postmaster at Boise
City, has been removed from that ofiise at ths
instance Of Mr.. Delegate Holbrook. Mr
Lindsay was most enthusiastic partisan sup
porter of Holbrook's, before and in the Terri
torial Democratic Convention. for re nomina-
ton Of that person as Delegate to Congress;
but he preferred to act the man after Judge
Shafer was nominated, by yielding bis support
to him, and thereby incurred the edispleasure
of Holbrook, who wished him and all he was
pleased to call his friends to try and defeat
Judge Shafer, and his sudden removal at Hol;
brooks instance is the penalty. Very well,
Lindsay, if HolbrG,k has repudiated you for
your Democracy, the Democracy Of Idaho re-
pudiatc him for his treachcry to the p1rtj.
Time at last will Sci all things even. Heb
brook has only Il few months in which tn mis-
represent this Territory and iuduiga his vim
dictlve malice against the Democracy and
Democrats in Idaho.
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aged and Q large quantity of timber DESTROYED.
LONDON, Aug. S.-Cholera prevails alarm,
ingly on the Barbary coast Il Tn one nlace SIG,
out of population Of 1900 have died Great
havoc has been made in several other towns.
Paris gossip states that in September the
Emperor viii publish two nlaDifestos. One
will be letter to- the. Minister of Foreign Af
fairs vindcating the foreign policy of the En-
peror. The other will be a proclamation to
the French people appealing to themfor con
tlnuance Of confidence in the dynasty of Napo-
leon. 99a 5U .era vt.ehs~ aW gIr5 ~ 4af
!, Gen. Fleury has issued an order calling for
the purchase of additional supplies of horses,
for the army. sil' s.-.A EhoI y t'l1 '<'1@
q The Italian Government has agreed to pay
that portion of the debt of the former paral
Provinces which was held in France and to
look to those provinces for reimbursement.
/ The Sublime Porte has formally proclaimed
the eldest son of the Viceroy of Egyyt the right
ful aid Legitimate successor to the Vice Regal
throne in the event of the death of Oslnael
Pacha - t'-S' 3t.a - t--' .7 "s'-"ft
Lord Stanley and M Moustier had long
interview in Paris today, in which it was
agreed that the peace of Europe was virtually
secure so long as the Emperor Napoleon and
Queen Victoria maintained their present
friendly relations. a1 10 aag 81. ag
!. LII Laberte says Dr. Pusey has become q
convert to R0manisln. s t....-..-
The Italian Parliament has passed a bill Civ
ing pensions to the widows and orphans of
doctors who have died while attending cholera
patients. , st.-# -y e.. -s-og, -.
Violent demonstrations have been made il,
the name of the Bohemian nationality at
Prague. Ha- 81. >a 9a-. .5hr11 fat,
LONDON, Aug. IL Berlin letters say that
the rumors of cancellation between the Russian
and Austrian cabinets do not get very encour-
aging reception; such negotiations would not
be undertaken in the absence of Bismarck
Entire provinces of Spain are suffering Sc
verely, being threatened with famine aud dis,
tress, greater than for half a century previous.
Quren Victoria has arrived at Lucerne
Napoleon has made another pacific speech,
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MORE CHINAMEN.-Scveral hundred Chi
nese laborers are already employed upon the
railroad in progress of construction through
the Willamette Valley in Oregon. and the latest
Portland dailies note the arrival at that port
of $40 more of tbs celestial pests who came to
work upon the railroad. They simply crowd
an equal number Of white laborers from en-
ployment.
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.ArNsLIE & EoOTE.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW. IDA
u no City. Patents obtained for mining lodes
under act OF Congress of iuly Is. 1866 OrFIcE-nn
Wal street. opposite Andrews X Co store. n1tf.
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2rutessionat Cards.


A TToRNEYs AND CoUNSELoRS AT LAW
u viii attend to legal business in all the Courts
- the Territory Prompt attention given to collec.
,;,rc Office in Boise City. nltf.
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.DEArH OF THAp.; srEyESs.--sA Washing
tor dispatch, Aug, 18th, ,says Thaddeds Ste
vens is dead, He was attended in his lust mo:
ments BY two Sisters Of Charity,, and the bap-
tisnsl and last rites, q; the Gatheiis church
were Administered to him, ,,z-evr r,a.a s..tz.,
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SMALL Pox.7-=This terrible eontaaiou is
quite prevalent in Sam Francisco, An Instance
is chronicled in the papers Of that city, Ans
9th. of the prostration Of nine ,membere of; q
poar family Of tea in all With the .contagiou.
The mortality reports weekly show the fataiity
of its ravages.e Fs4r a5>afn shG aB91g&a 5ts 20
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National Libraries in Spain.

The Annual of Public Instruction, published
at Madrid, contains some interesting details of
the national libraries in Spain. The number
of volumes contained in those establishments
is l, l66, 595, spread over the capital and the
provinces. The library of Madrid alone con-
tains 500, 600; that of the Central University,
100000; of Barcelona, 136, 600; and of Sala-
manca; 81, 600. There are similar institutions,
not only on the Continent, but in the Balearic
and Canary Isles; that of Palma and Maorca
contains 35, 600 Volumes and that of Mahon
nearly 1900. AS to the archives, the
entire history of the country, of its
customss and political life may be said to
be represented in them; there are 70,279
packets of papers in thu old palace of Siman-
cas-, 80, 900 at Alcala de Henares, "a, 900 in the
archives of the Crown of Aragon, and $4,000
in the national his .orioal record Office. At Va
lencia, Corunna, and Majorca, there exists an
immense number Of papers, manuscript vol
umes, account books, and parchmsnts pre-
served with care, and which show the interest
Spain has never ceased to take in written
monuments and serious studies. The same
publication contains also some indication con-
cerning the general state of instruction in the
Peninsula and the adjacent islands. There
are 27, 600 infant schools, attended, according
to the last census, by 1900, 900 children; II
institutions for training teachers, and five for
the deaf and dumb or blind.
With respect to secondary instruction there
are two establishments of the frst-class, six
teen of the second, ard thirty-two of the third,
and fourteen local institutions. There are ten
universities for teaching theology, law, medi-
cine, pharmacy, the sciences, literature, and
philosophy. In addition to these there are
several special schools, of which eleven are
for the fine arts, one for music and decama-
tion, two for manufactures, one for diplomacy,
five for commerce, seventeen for navigation,
twantV-nina N
hundred and eighteen private establishments.
The budget of Public Instruction amounts to
% 428, $50 reals, but the sums raised for the
same object in the provinces and the COM
munes increase the total amount expended on
educational purposes to ITO ,000,O 900 of reals.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-22

Bishop Williams, of Connecticut, is said
to be coveted by the Canadians for a vacant
diocese.
All the foreign ministers at Washington,
including Thornton and Blacque Boy, are
Catholics.
"A man named Love was withdrawn from
the contest in a Western district. This is
"Love's Sacrifice"
Robert Collyer and Robert Laird Collyer
are both distinguished Unitarians, but two
people, nevertheless.
c-Daly's new sensation play, the Red
scar, contains q saw-mill, where the hero is
bound On the log-carriage.
John 4. Owens won't go..to California just
being forthcoming.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-22

Now that 1t is apparent the Democracy will
not carry Northern State, the leaders hid
their followers secure as many members or
CongIess as possible. What, the "unco onstit1
uonal, Revolutionary" "rump CongressV
The Henderson IN. o. Inde1, puny Rebel
democratic country sheet. edited by wailing
mourner for the "Lost Cause" thus speaks OF
State Senator, who bears honorable scars in
nlcted by Rebel hands:-"The morning train
rom HsIelgh brought Colonel ~ Cook OF John.
iona fnll blooded whining, slang. whanR RIno
Yankee: aas s Who led () colored regiment Ia the
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