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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

CORN MEAL-7e 100 ins--....-......S oelgs ~
prrr~.r.r FIovR-s4 90 to -. - Pc. zoe IDS.
Hu,,.s-Ch oies lots wilicommand 33g 4pe
Rses-l4 to i5e.
PouLrRY-Dressed, none ofsse3. Live Inv hs"'
- SO y dor.
Sosssur-5e TO zoo per gallon.
PoraroEs-eec to 81 Is q bushsi.
0sioss-$l.25 TO LIS.
IAap-city cured lse per D. Country cured lac
to i5e per lib.
BRKsvAx-32 to 33c psr 10.
TALLow-rn bbis, Ie!c; loose &c PSF y.
FaArHxss-Prime SOC 70 sse per D.
RAss-Cotton, Sc per ID.
80. p,...-Cemmon 10 good to Is; source,
c.rsax-Good country Is to lac. FactorJ Ise
p..r-Searce and In demand; Wholesale u 70
P.u,rt-Gr.en Apples s. SO to 81 90 per bar
rel. Choice Dried Apples 70 sAs Per ID.
Dried Peaches, 10 10 l2e.
srrna-Timothy 81 90 to 70. Clover y %
Flax seed 81 -.
n 10. Lard, 81 40. Fish 81 % 10 u TO-
~, e,onx-Besf Cattle - 90 70 IS 50 gross.
Hogs. rood lots, IS to IS IS gross. sheep
"a 30 to 81 90 per head. Veal Calves
from - 60 to Sc 90
B.coy-City cured hams lie, shoulders Lac,
clear sides islc. Country cured hams Ia
70 lac: shoulders TO Zoe; sides ii to lac
ponx-Msss IS 90 to $40 per Dbl.
wooI-Tub washed IS to ssc.; fleece 40 hns
asa sec.; unwashed. 10 70 zoe.
U.y-Timothy in active demand at from " ol
10 sIl % per ton. Prairie SO % to 80 OF
woop-S5 SO to IS SO per cord .seeordingto quail
ity, in good demand
Htpgs-Green, sac; do cured leici dry fint zoo
do salt I9c per ID.
saLr-Lake IS G56IT5,
GL.ss-sXi0 So 50. Rates discounted IS to II
per cent.
NArIs-$5 30 rAtea.
BAa IRos--5c, rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

HoS. c. C. BAupER is at home again, the
Twelfth General Assembly being adjourned.
He visited our sanctum yesterday. By the
by, he insists that bis home is in Lee county,
and not in Minnesota. Hesays that Express
ly to make thrust At US. He does it good
humoredy, however, and we forgive him
Since he has been SO perverse about it, we
hope nov that be won't go on. Of the county
At ALL
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aIvsn nRws.

A.s1vrp-Andy johnson. St. Louis.
+ AntslofA, Pittsbufg.
lsasca, 81 Paul.
Hasnock CITY, Dsbuqss.
DrrAarrD-Mcihe McRiks, ST Loais.
Rob Roy,
Itasca,
Savanna,
hammock City,
Antelope, Book Island.
The antelope had ID TOW six baFEes ioscso
with Pittsburs coal.
Tn. B.npock City had the upper portion OF
-. .no.. .,.ck blown of in recent storm,
somewhere up the rivfr.
IN, Sucker State is due from below, bound
for ST. Paul.
The fine steamer Andy johnson, Asbury IN
command and Penes.on in the office, will De
the regular Packet for St. Louis at I o CLOCK
this morning.
The Tom jasper, Of the St. Louis = Quincy
Line, will b DIP this afternoon ana re'ufna'
sp. m. Burnett commands and Roberts Is a.
the desk, Col. s. NJ. Archer, agent.
The popular Harry Johnson, +. 8. Lee,
master, Geo. Q. Walton, clerk, will be up
this afternoon.
The Key City, Of the Northwestern Union
line. will be down from above to-day.
The Itasca, Of the same Line, will leave
81. Louis tomorrow and arrive At this point
on Friday. ST. Paul will be her destination
Col s. NJ. Archer, agent.
The river has fallen Eve inches during the
t.enty-four hours ending a. o'clock ias'
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

PRoF. Wa. Henry, of ST. Louis, will be
in Keokuk in few days, for the purpose of
establishing Dancing Academy, and organ
izing classes. All persons wishing inssrnc-
tions will please bear this in mind. Good
opportunities will be offered for attaining &C.
complishments in that amusement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

SPRING and Summer Clothing at Hess,
Stern Il Co.'s. All the new and latest styles
OF summer goods can be found at this popu.
lar House. Those in want of business and
fancy dress suits should give them call.
They keep the latest fashions and the best
workmen in the business, and can ell all or
ders in the most approved manner and at the
very lowest figures.
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MEssRs. TrrrLE, Robinson .na coL
OF fsrminston, came down yesterday. -
route for the East, to make arrspgem.n,. g..
the construction, with terminus !, E.,m;.
ton, of tho State Line Road. We hone ,hs,
may be completely successful. Keolrl i.
immensely interested in that road, :. :.
have repeatedly shown. We wish our peo-
pie would take hold OF it 20 earnestly a. to
insure its completion. The trade curren,s of
the country are East and West. Tier. iii
certainly be > State Line road v;.h;n 6,a
years. Keoknk viii have ii or will loee H.
that's plain. Il won't have it il doe.r,. H.
something TO get it; il il losss Il, il lose. ia
best road that it can have. Keokuk should
think we'll about il before il puts aside Ill
chances Of getting State Line road.
PArrsrs. boyd Co., Solicitors Of Pat
oa, zos Pine street, st. Louis, Missouri. NJ.
.H 49, report to the GATE CRY the follow
.as .'easa granted Iowa and Mi.our; 1.
' '0' me week ending April Il. 1ssa
iowa.
I. Ball, Milton Junction.
stop. ASA
z. =. Ross, Davsapors, shan coupl;n.
b. Smith, Dss Moines, cook forh
MISSOURI.
I.R. Mills, Macoa City, weather .,,;n
D. 9. Hall, Hannibal, atmospheric chun
.. Bny, Csntos, hand corn planter.
Isaac Fisher, q. Louis, rasp.
J. v. Bope, 81. Louia, dampinx platform
lbf harvester
v. Piias, - Losis - D,e~,
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REDUCED FARE.-Ths Toledo, Peoria 4
Warsaw Railway Company have just made a
large reduction in the fare over thA route.
In our advertising columns this morning will
be found list Of reduced rates TO the differ
emit points. The fare to Toledo over the
route is now bnt IS 30
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

LADIES do not forget to attend the Grand
Display of Millinery, at the Philadelphia
Store to-day to see the latest novelties of the
season. SrIEsBERGEE, MAYER Co.
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CITIZENS OF KEoKuK-There will be q
Yellow Hand>Biil meeting at the Court
House, this evening, at I o'clock. There are
many things to talk about in which all the cit
liens are interested. s. HEAIGHT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

THE Van Buren, County Republican Con-
vention at Keosauqua. Monday, instructed
It's delegates to the Congressional Convention
to cast the vote of that county for Hon. Geo.
", McCrary for Congress-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

FoR the handsomest and cheapest dress
goods stock in Keokuk 60 to the New York
Store Ii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

NEW arrival of ladies' and misses hose,
and men and boys half hose at very low
prices for first rate quality. at Fosters.
anllassu- tusthur
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

CAsH.-Persons wishing to buy boots and
shoes for cash can find the largest variety and
lowest prices at Huiskamp and Matless'.
ap2f 2t
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FoR TIE TABLE.-Choice butter, Gust re-
ceived,) sugar loaf drips, strained honey,
canned and dried fruits, &c, at J. D. Ander-
son new grocery, on Main bet. 10th and 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

EVERY one is astonished at those ladies'
calf and goat shoes at 81 so only, ats. B.
Stern's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

pairs of ladies gaiters at 81 so, worth 81,
at s. / B. Stems
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

Foa those substantial table linens, at rs
cents yard, 60 to the New York store.
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Caneinnati market.
BY Telegraph ofSciuHAfi. April Il.
issf-yirm; good demand: family III Is.
whsat-1irm 1t e 90 eos for No and /.
Oats -Hfrmer; No atff.
Cora-rrmer at SO for sar, Sc for shsilsd.
Rys-Quiet It 81 os.
Provisiou.B Primer, net acti.t; meas pork Il VI %
buyer Tor Nay, 81; Is on spot.
Bulk Msass-Quist; 121i24 for shoulders; ish oA
for aofas.
B.con--Pirm shoulders held at issls54; sides sold
ats.
LArd-Advsnced to lfssl, nov held at IS
Hsw vsrn aoasy narass.,
b. TelsgraphI Rsv ToaE. April Il.
Noney-Euy 1t : p.r cent: some bn,Inss ase.
stsriing-Firm IT loDioIs.
0old-Rrmsr, closing at ash.
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For REST-A large fine store room on
Main street. Apply to q. B. Ten-Eyck.
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nARKETs by TELEGRAPH

Chicago MARKET.
~ rslesr.ph.l CHicAao. April q.
Fiourouiet iox grades choices rprinG exfss " W
oil IS; snpsrs tei tos
Wheat Unsettled and Irregular No scarce st " 10
al.; No closed tame at 81 e214fA.
Corn-FAiriy setive and hrm at ss1S41 for No
e;i1aA for new.
Oats Fairly ac,i-e aud frmer Al sstt
Rye-s,nce aud higher At 81 IS.
Bulsy-Duil and nominal at 81 3oS5.
Provisions Stronger. active aud bettsr, pork
s2s T617T
Lrt-strons, higher ssd active at ~. ~.
Bulk Meats Quistt arnaiy hold; shsaid rs fi514l2;
short rib l5 shors clear 10.
rrssghts-loe or oos n, lie for wheat TO Baa4io-
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We are selling mems calf boots at 81 so
which are worth Sc, at S. i B. Stern's.

PRoF. JoHS LOGAN will commence. . .ar;..
OF lectures on Monday evening the 9th inst,
at the Acknowledged, Phrenoloey.
Physiognomy and Physiology. We see that
the press generally wherever hshas been, b..
given him the reputation Of being tone Of The
most accomplished lecturers on the ,cienc,
now before the public" The Professor ex-
amlnes heads, fills charts, and reads charae.
Ter from photographs each day during hi,
stay from g .. m, to p. m. Lovers Of
sc'ence should not fail to hear him. Admir
mon free.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.
$50 FAtRB.sky s,aspaaD soA'is
~ Feirhaaks. Greenieaf 4 Co.,
L1- fss AID as LAxr sr.,
cHIcAso.
o1Ez ~! co " ai., sa IT, $. Ions
ssrocrries.
LAY ALLEN 80, WHOLESALE si,oesrs ,tdsr- irsm
~ reqby nrrcAsns. propt5 aiiv1 ard 81 tAn ie~.st
prices, Is snd ~ RAasssluh .,r'f
T,AgETsdra 81 sNs az, g-ste.~yss 9 a n
III ,aap-oal whsir=.is Gre ets. ils I'D lie Water
street, caicaxo.
Hardware.
1sRgtNEH AN SINS, ~ ,t.,soith i ct. Who'll
VI ,a,s Hardware and Cutlery nufseturs Iron Nails
Carriage B,tt. i@oss toIa bushans, ct. lefits Axss
ard ssse fuoi..
"A ARM ,ALtIs5 90. I'm ors n aaa Jo6sers cr
III us,a % cttsrt. 81 Laks street. asaetaS-
.rers OF Wire u ID, Ssssrs, Risdtss, &C
AtlLLtg b, BR - X gEp, lap rtsfs AID Jebber. 10
NJ Hsrd~s.. Cat err. ~ sasa.a! TO Astnry fsr
Hats, Caps aud Ears.
II siTH Bxor .ERs, s.,., Cage ass Ears, ani.n. y
N and STRAW 0eois, if.lo Rom. and buck a.od,,
unb,si's, Para OILS, etc 81 400 90 Michigan Asenn~
iron and steel.
T1ALs., KIM ARA Co., imvertsrs SD Dea,rt. in
J. Iron esesi, hss and Heavy Hardware, 30, 81 and
s. Michigan Avenue.
49, ~ :, ...-..-.- :.
r. so ~ !. - a.. oaAnse ~ 'oi
Lumber, sash, Plnning, dEc
IN and ooor s.ssory, and ianbsr Yard, c.rx...
oks-' and orders allied oofnsr i2th and Lumber
machinery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

a GALL heving been Published 81 certain
persons, former soldiers and sailors. for !
Stats Convention, to be holden M.v a.
prozimo, Al Des MONIES. for the H. -. J.
ssiecting delegates to the Soldiers ana s.;I.
Or. National Convention, to % holde. 3
.nlcsgo' May 10, 1863, the undsrs;ep,d, hon.
Ing Their action will NEST with ! keartv $, !.
spouse from oil soldiers and saiIon willis
L.se county, appoint Saturday, A.r;I 81. :,
10 o'clock :. M, as the tins, and Ch.>l...c,
- the place, for Mass Coavensio. 8 81
late comrades 10 arms in favor Of nonin.sin.
delegates 10 said State Convention, aud trans.
acting any other business demanded y The
intsrests Of our country and its defenders.
5onn 6sucs, John knight.
nsSry a henderdine, Jesse ". Webb,
:. =, rArroft, John Finerty,
~ usrey, L. R Bisssll,.
II nns Berry D. B. HilI;s.
Jsm.s H n;ss.ad, Joka b. Hallo~elI,
John 4 W.n VIM 81. Vanant,
John I. d. Jean WigkH,
San. 9. 6sapls, Jass 1870,
!. 4. aavyss. ssaeS,
s -
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Fersign Markets.

Fersign Marksss.
Lrvsiroor April 21-Eooa.
Breadstua.- Quiet. Corn dselined to sss 3D. Wheat
quiet ard stesdy.
Pork-Qulet.
Bacon-Advsnced to 49s.
Lard-Iirm. othes unsh hanged.
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Ceseago Live stocn narass.
By Telegraph CHICAGO Ap III a.
Hces-Rscsised 9 80 Market easier aud tending
lover, falss range 5Ssi5
Cattle Received 49, Good shipping cattle IN fair
demand At Sc e3 loser grades dali and prices weak
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81. Louis nars-r.

-. Louis narasr.
By Telegraph ~. Loun. April FL
Yloar-Quet and unchapgsd supei ranged Re EoEs.
wbsAi-DaiI and sseIer, very choice spr.ng 50 Is
Cora-vMy dull and lower II 50 sss.
Oass--Duii and unchanged; VI soaE.
Rariey-Unchapged.
Pork-Unchanged; s2e 1881
Bscon-yrmsr; is for shoulders I-,4 for clear siass
LArd-Tirmer At 1TL4R
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roIsas narhss.

TOio0O AArkets
By Telegraph fslsSo. Aprii q
whsar2c better; salss of white Michigan q, "a IS
o. 81; amber ~ ss.
Oors- Shade lower, sales Of no. aapa
o.u-rsead,; ss,ss Of No ] and d'chiSan at *.
Rys--3trsdy; sales OF No At 81 20.
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Financial and Commercial.

KEOKUK mARxDT.
fcorrec.ed daily by Snow HusxR, Commission
Merchants, Second street,
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n MTtLER cosssy Hsndolph IA "a 1 streets.
n Impos fe~, n srfseturer aHd WHOLESALE Dsa,er Ii
WaAches Jes-vy, Silver aad Plated Ware. Aesccy OF
th4s asi1pat watch Co.
nnfeAf4. Aee1ty
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Advtoes to the It'll of January.

LONDON, Dec. 6.-Lord Stanley, Sec.
rotary of Foreign Affairs, acting upon
the remonstrauce of the Sublime Porte.
has prepared dispatch protesting
against the alleged intrigue of Russian
agents in Romania.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 7.-Reports
have been received here from Liberia
OF the discovery of rich aud extensive
gold deposits on the Amoor river. The
natives were hockIng to the gold re.
Eions by thousands. and SO great was
the excitement that troops have been
sent by the Governor of the district 10
preserve order and guard the mines.
Desperate and bloody conflicts have ia
ken place between the soldiers and the
natives.
LONDON, Jan z, II:15a.m.-Consols 921<
as21< for money, 9214 on account; U. S.
bonds RATES; Illinois SS3E; Erie 4s5k.
LEO P. M.-Consols 926 for money;
921Sa92< for account. U. s. Bonds
7l5sa72; Illinois unchanged; Erie 49,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4, Ills a. M.-Cot.
ton quiet and steady. Wheat firm.
1:20 z. M.-Corn 46s. Oats 3s1Od
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RICHMOND. Jan. Gin the Conven-
ton to-day the Committee reported the
result OF their interview with General
SchOfeld, that he would order from
time to time the payment of the expen-
SEES OF the Convention by the State
Treasurer.
Mr.. HunnIcuL offered resolution for
the relief from political disability OF
those who have aided reconstruction,
which he supported in an earnest
speech. He said he was informed that
in many counties, unless this was
done, there would not be persons quail
fed to fill the offices after the State was
reconstructed. The resolution was laid
on the table till tomorrow. Etf'i
The Bill of Rights was taken up, and
the Alabama Convention Bill of Rights
was offered as substitute. No action
was taken and a resolution was adopted
limiting speeches on the Bill of Rights
to fifteen minutes.
The clothing house of Bowman &
Strook was burned tonight. Loss
thirty thousand dollars.
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HARPER,s MERKLY
C,itteal Notie., 80 -

The MODEL NEWSPAPERS OF our county
complete in all the Cep,tItnents OF an A mtri-
can rtInlty Ruper-hARPEE'S WkKkLY mas
earned Tor itself a right 10 title, "A JOUR
P0GG. 'S
Sur future historians viii enrich them
selves out OF aARfEK's WEEKLY long after
writers, and printers, anu puhlshpIs are.
tutneu 10 dust.-NcGe You'd ErU1lQeltxl
The ttSt OF its class In AmsTica.-B Boston
1TdUe3ier.
hAltfERs WEEKLY may be uureseryesiIy
5S 5e the best newspaper in America
me 4HdepenGeIIt, NelU York
Inc ARTICLES upon public questions which
npIlS = IN HAMPERS WEEKLY from week 10
Week form remarkable series OF b1lef po-
clear and pointed statement, nv COOL Cnni
mon sense by Independence and breadth or
view; They are the expression OF mature
SohNlclion, nigh principle, and strong ieel-
ing, AID take their pIacs among the best
newspaper writing OF the tims.-No,tNl
-4"'rT1cGn Rerle1c, Boston, lGS.
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HA1tPER.s
Monthly Magazine
New

CFRlcdt NOTICES Of The Press.
The most popular Monthly In the world
Net0 NOh Observer.
We must refer in terms OF euEogy to the
high tone ami vufied excellence OF II ARPERa
MAG AZINE-a journal with IA monthly circu-
lntion OF about 10000 copieS--in whose pa.
eCs are to be found some OF the choicest light
ana general reading OF the duy. We speak
OF tins work an evidence ul
the culture of the American Peo-
plei aud the popularity 1t has Acquired II
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pages OF readins-Tnttter, appropriately Illus
ifateu with good wood Cuts, and 1t com biDes
| IN itself the racy monthly and the Tnort
philosophical quarterly, blended with the
best features OF the daily Journal. II has
great power III the dissemination OF IA love o.
pure Observation-Disclosures Guide 10 dNrri-
can Literature. London.
We can account for its success only by the
simple fact mat 1t meets precisely the pop
uhir taste, furnishing variety of pleasing
and distinctive reading Tor Hu.-ZioH's
Herald B0SiOn.
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HnrHrGs


HARPER's MA0AzISE, one year. Isl 90.
An Extra Copy Of either the MAGAZINE
WEEKLY, or BAZAAR Will tie supplied RIntis
for every CLUB OF FIVE SUBSCRIHERS at a 90
each, In one remittance: or Six Copies for SO
Back Numbers can bs supplied Al any time.
complete Sot, DOW comprising Thirty
nVe Volumes. In neat cloth binding will be
sent by express, freight at expense of puT-
chaser for e p per volume. Single volume
Sy mall postpaid. 50 Og. Cloth OnseJ, for
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with "A csntS additional, 10 prepay Uuited
StateS postage. Address
HARPER q BROT HERS
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SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Publishers have perfected a 1ystsm o,
mailing by which they can supply the MA
CANINE. WEEKLY, and BAzAE promptly to
those who prefer to receive their periodicals
directly nom the ONCE of Publication. Post
masters and othc,s DESTROYS of getting UP
Cinos WIN he supplied with show-Bin on
application.
The postage on HARPERs wKEKLY Is ~
cents "a year, which must be paid Al the sv6-
Jeribe1Ss post onice.
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Message OF Ihe Governor OF rev
York

YORK.
ALBANY, Jan. 7.-Governor Fenton,s
message will be delivered to-day, He
says the State debt over the sinking
fund is $45,OOO,OOO. All departments
of business and enterprise are prosper
Gus. The amount of tax paid by the
people is about twenty five dollars per
head. The real estate of :he State has
increased thirteen per cent. in five
years. The value OF the property of
the State is $4,000, 600, 900. He favors
the necessity Of sustaining the national
credit opposes the contraction of the
currency, and opposes any attempts of
forced payment of the debt, faVOring
Postponement until the country
has been recuperated. He recommends
the passage of laws requiring fuller re-
turns OF personal property in the State.
Receipts from canals, four millions,
one million being paid out TO maintain
them. Over eight million dollars have
been paid to the State during the year.
for war claims. He refers to internal
State topics, and deyotes a strong ar
gument against the system of special
legislation which has truly grown to
an enormous extent. He fully en-
dorses negro suffrage, and holds that at
the fall of the Confederacy of the South
ern States, the fall of civil government.
President Johnson's course is de-
nOunced and Congress commended.
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CoLUltBUs. o., JAM IA majority OF
tIl q n IqSRtt 5sS.tl1e stlf d january
Democratic State Convientf0ns are al
ready here. II IL pretty we'll settled
that delegates viii be appointed Ito the
National Democratic Convention, In
structed for George a. Pendieton tor
the Presidency; also, that A. g. Thur
atorship, leaving Vallandigham in the
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HUBBEL'S

The unsolicited recommendations we re-
ceive from all parts OF the globe prove them
to be just exactly what we claim.
They are purely Vegetable:
They IOfH InUfgOTQts and Strengthen:
They TOTfirV The system against the etR effects
Of UItDhOieSome UidteF.
They LCiH cure Dyspepsia:
YheU will cure Heartburn;
They IUiu cure Headache:
They LDiH cure JauHClice:
They mil cure Sea Sickness.
They tUiH cure General DeLflitv:
They IUiN create u healthy AbDstne'
They contain no POtSOHOuS Drug;
IheytCtH InrtgoTdte the System Of Indigestion
and moderately increase the Temperatures ol
the body; and the force OF the circulation,
acting, n fact az IA general corrObOrapt the
system.
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