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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

MuxIcr, Feb. 29.-Louis III. King Of Be-
vsrss, died yesterday, aged only twenty
three years.
LONDON. Feb. e. But little progress has
been made in the trial Of the Fenisn prison
ers at Sligo. Most Of the time to-day wa
consumed in the effort tn empsnpel jury.
In order to procure mixed jury II became
necessary to summon six Prusstsue, but 81
they soon after absconded, the trial WAS ad-
jourbed Till Monday.
True bills were also found against Nugens,
Kean, Fi,z yIbbOo, Leonard. O'Conn0r and
Lchy, and the prisnDers will accordingly be
brought to trial without delay.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
HELM BOLD.

HcLNBoiDS FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU
IL W peasant il taste ena oier, free IRON al
iajas.oss properties, ss9 ima.s date 10 its ne"cn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

M A>HoOD AND YOUTHFUL. vl0OR ARE
AvA reaained by HELNBOLD's EXTRACT
Bucnr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
JACOB MAHN's
Union Bakery { Restaurant !

W. - nS0SS Du8O6Us
0V04 SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED HIS
New and Klsgant kstabaishment. and would ssy
70 old Customers and 0nee, that he II pfepafed
TO furnish them with the best quality ofcholce
Dread. Cakes, Pies anA Confee.
tAOmerys
fade from the hest material. Afull seoek always on
mad, and families supplied Il reasonable rates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

The boat and cargo are probably total lofa
No lives lost.
Mite McCoole gave aspaTring exhibition
to- night, for the benefit of the poor OF the
city, which was largely attended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
CON NJ RClAl.
Davespor H1arkes Repors.

OryIcr or rus DAvsHpons DsuosaAr,
March 2, 1855.
FlsuR--Choics family, wholesale, tlo.4o; re-
tail, eli Loo.
wssAr-So. !, el.so0ei.ss, No, >. el.7e0
l.75.
BARLsr-$1.7s4e.9ee
OA1s-5 81 cents.
RYR-ele5.
OoRM-Bhelled. e3c.
PsfAross-1. 25c0b1 80.
BUsssn- soc. per ID.
Eaos-25c
HAr-Good Timothy elc,oc.to el2.oo; Prai.
eis 3e. 90 to SIC. 90,
CoA.-Soft, delivered. 90 cents per bushsl.--
Anthracite. delivered, tis per ton.
Woos-&e per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
- by HkLMBOLD'S ATTRACT BLCHU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

We quote the Pennsylvania Salt Asnufactur
ing Company's goods - fsl.ows:
Natrona Refined Sap0Biaer. .1x@79<
Ns.rons SaponiAer iu iron boxes...... sx9eI
Natrons hi Carb Soda. (abso'utely purs)
in liz pound kegs, per h.. Sk0lo3{
Natropa Super-Csrb, eods, ID. Dapsrs,
go lbs. to cssea per pouad. ....lSX, IL, i3l
Natrona saisre,us, peusd papers, (sslbs
~ case) per ID. .................... 1913
Natrora Canstie Soda (whits) per b.. 1ol-3
Nstrona Sal Sods, per ID. -. ........
Natrous Aufiattc. psrlb. .............. 6l-9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
DIR. A. u. MINER,
w. l.. CARROLL,

A kCHITECT-ALSO, SOLICITOR OF PAT
IA ENTS, witt lodge Mum, Of Washing
ton, d. ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

:
John ~. CRAWFORD.
A rTapvEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
n Nc. Vices Block, Davenport, Iowa.
paENgY W. PERKlN9.
a Of.ce. No. . viele's Block. apris-dty
m. w. p. PECK.
nENSroN 81 RECON. OFFICE ON THIRD
Street. be,reen Brady and Main street.
Office hours, to ~ a. NJ. 10 P. H.. I -
SEve'g. Residence. bredy 81. bet. s.h and eth.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Garner ThIrd aad Harrison Ste.
DAysNPORT, IOWA.
THIS NEW AND wKLlFURNlsHRD HOUSE,
1 10 row opso 4 he public. Charge reasonsble.
Dinner hoafs fFen - u. to9P.M.
agOdiy A.kMLLY. Psosssstee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

Chicago Live Stock Market.
BY Telegraph March 9.
The Yards were entirely deserted, and out
doors Transactions were suspended, owing IN
non arrival Of stock trains in consequence Of
the snow storms Of Yesterday and last night.
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Republican Union Meetings.

fhs following 0ss1lnop have bssa arasged BY the
LIE Ooaa'y Repablisaa Central Csnnittss. TAs ss0-
tlenen nasd below win a6Ar ~ Dsoss q H. tmss
and places desIgnatsA he Excessive ooonittses Of
the Grant and Ooifax Urhs u sscA Township yin make
AL proper arranxeasnh m sucA nsstsngs aad give
notice Of the came.
GREEN BAY-Mosday. 0EtsA<v IssA, u Rossrs'
School House, Dr. r. =. esenps, J. g. Wiiisss. Dacks
College, Saturday, October n = De, I'm =. clark.
DENMARK-saturdsy.O ctobsr =, 60. y. MsCsary.
PLEASANT RIDGH-Norrs' 1cscsl uouss, Thussdsy,
OctobsrR. Rrssk srnp,< Witnesses School Hous.,
Monday. October n, 1raAk 1snpl& Yosss's eehool
HOUSE, sAinrdAy, OsseAsx ~ }. g. Wilson AID q. ,.
| etsmpsl.
Rrnnk ssnSls. D. PssI. Friday. October ., Frank
semple. Friday, October So Dr. Ho6meistsr and 3. ?.
stsnpsi. Union School House, Monday October 10,
Frank ssmp1s
CEDAR-Bs Mound, fussdsy, October, 20, Gov. v
". stons, Jehn van valkenburg, and Col. Leighton
| Chestnut Hill, Saturday, Oct 81, Frank senple.
FARRTe N-Primross, Tuesday Oct. n, George W.
McCrsry and Prank semple. Iederendsncs School
House, Saturday, Oct. Il, Frank serpe.
fRANKLlN-FrsnbIin Centre. Saturday Oct ~, DR..
Hofme'.'er b. = sismpel. Friday Oct 80 n. CIa'k
nd John Van yelkenbure Dover, Friday, October q,
8 NJ Clark.
WEST PoINf-we,t Point, Wednesday, Oct. IS Geo
". McCfary, Jahn Van yalhenburg. Aliens School
House, Monday Oct 26 J. g. Wilson, r 0, Dorr, 81. F.
Stemrel.
| wAsHINGToN-Hon's sehcol House, Saturday, Oct.
y, T. O. Door, @. Rovsll. Liberty School House,
THURSDAY, Oct. n. A. J. McCrary, }. g. Wilson.
JRgRERsON- Brick School House Ratlroad, Tues
day Oct a. Gen John Bruce and Col Leighton ekiles
echooI House. Friday, Oct g. John Van yalkenbnrg,
II. ?. etempel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Friday, Get y, J. B
Dr.yer. Monday, Oct. %, Geo ". McCfsry. New Bos-
ton Friday, Oct 30, Gen. Johs Bruce A. J. McCrary.
VAN BURRN-Croton, II r.day. Oct %, J. B, Drsyer
House, Monday, OF 10, 8 NJ. Clark. Warren, eatur-
day oct. q. 8. N. Clark
DIES MnIHEs-vircenpss, Wednesday, Oct. n. : B..
prsyer. Friday, Oct. o. g. ". sample, A. J. Mcofary.
Rests sehool Honse, Saturday, October 18th, L..
G. Rowell Aliens School House, Saturday. oci "a,
| Gen. John Bruce. A. }. McCrary.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Monday, Oct 10. J Brnyer.
Saturday October ~ Col Leighton and John Van Walk
enburs. Friday, OFT 80, Geo. ". McCrary. eummitve,
Friday, Oct %. Gen John Bruce ". Sample wrights
School House, Thursday, Oct g. Gen John Bruce l. @.
Rovel.
All the foregoing meetings will be held at o'clock
except the meeting At Denmark and the Msss Meet
iogs Big Mouud Primrose and West Point which will
| held in the afternoon.
Meetings At p Madison aud Keo kuk Will be nonnced
and special notices given the CARR Orr and IFain-
| dealer
Br order Of the Leo County Republican Central Com
| nrstee. JOHN VAN vALKANBURG
Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24

Alta great Republican meetin in Mead
vile, Pa, on lest Saturday, there was one
transparency ia the procession which VA
pleasant to Democratic eyes 1t was pie
ture of Blair asleep with an African, and the
motto, & scomid rather sleep vita niopey
than tsish q Democrat Blair made nae 81
this expression in his speech At Terrs Hauts,
Indiana, in 1850, and Hundreds of the best
citizens of that place will testify that they
heard him make it, Democrats, as we'll a.
Repu biicans, heard him. He denies II nov
when he is drunk, but when he il sober he
doesn't dare to deny il.
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The Condition Of Thousands


| No appetite: reFrcshng tieep; no cheerful
thonghts; disposition to labor; inclination for
society no interest In anything; desire 10 i've
and yet specific Al ,ebt which be classed
positive disease. Thousands ay tens OF Thousands.
in this oondition-the martyrs Of disabilities
which pathology assigns no technical name.
What Is tbs source Of their discomfort, mentl and
bodily foAPoa or Ta8 eYoMAcH and corsequsnt
upon that lanpnor Of the crciation. rs1kness Of "a.
ne,r's. and elopd.d brain What does common .ensc
suggeet . remedy for this deficiency in Vital power
Clearly, RH-vfAIiz,SG MIpicsR-s something that Will
stimulate tone and sustain the broken down energies
Off ature. HosTETrERs STOMACH BlTTERs meet
the exactly. In this lifcent TOXIC are COM
bned Ingredients change the ondi.
ton Of the system and bring tbs dormant organs Into
heathfu action. In the fall Of the year when the
nght-dews chill and heavy, and the mornins
fogs are charged with mAma, the body, debil
listed BY tho heAts Of summer, 10 peculiarly sus-
ceptible to unwboissome Influences At this season,
Of all others, therefore, rigo,a required roth
guard asanst fever and sgue and other malarious
disorders and preparation for the searching Of
winter. Dyspepsa, bilious complaints di
ders and distressing affections Of the are always
more or less prevalent in October and November and
the snrest and ssfest means of svertng course
Of this pnrest mildot and ecsous Of all touics
and atterss foctasA~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24

Ar in1inn6oe era1ev q seesat political
nesGine. Ii rsfntine IN opponsnt, thsndsrsd,
rs Mr. Chaiglan, scoEn the Allseaaiop, and
i defy The alligator"
--Ths pcpslsfiou Of the worIu 10 estimated
(At /, 3G0,30O, 900. ALTHOUGH the Deuocrais
1ad absut I847. O00. 900 to colsaisa from, ~
have carried Pennsylvania by handsome
najority.
The present position Of the Democratic
pasty 10 very zach axis - athae - - tve
shipwrecked sailors, Who, finding that their
fraiI raft was rapidly going to pieces, aid,
ooe to the other:
Hss.1ies --A4 Fsaak, caa ycs pssy!a
Frank No. can you ~
Lrsae MOI bat ieme6iug hsG b
DIP. I'D dns<ts - Ess
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24

Cannot some humanitarian devise the
mesns whereby coal mining can be rendered
Z Comparatively safe pursuit. Only to think
that lass year 1890 lives were lost BY acci-
dent ia the coal mines Of Great Britain
Asonsi The loss has averaged about 1000 !
year for twelve years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24

No1Ds-Hron Yspofss and lsttar received:
1. Your Axe II hound 70 b Ta1 AXE
II. 1t will cut - per osnt better.
III. HI br ether lost one arm in the war, but With
your Axe he can out veil - any one else can
~. III could lot get another. twenty-five (7b) dol.
lars would not buy H.
" Il viii cut hooppeles bsttsf than Any ether Axe.
vi. / would not DO without Il for anything
FOR sale by oil Responsible dealers. and the Makers
LPplNCOTT d DAKEWELL,
Prf1sBuaGH Pa, Sole owners Of the Patsnts
kA1 SIlAll YEAR 10 A01NTe % sell the
@ISUU star Shuttle sewing ma
chimes. IkH pdvticsldrs free. Extra fnd1cemsDtl
10 experienced Agents. Call address ". g. WILL
sen 4 CO, Cleveland. o. Boston, Mass. or b. Louis
Missouri
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AMERICAN. HOUSE
fBOstOn, Mass.

TAe5Larrsq First csass. House hee EA,a,d
VERTICAL RAILWAY, SUITES and
SINGLE APARTMENTS. with Ba,hino and MT,
Convenences connecting; Billiard Halls Telegraph Or
nee, and Gaia
Jun II LEWIS RICE SON PyopY,s
vIHEGAR.-PRUsSIHa'f cIDKR
VINEGAR, warranted purs, and 70 preserve pickles
mt Premium awarded u the o. Q. Pair iuois etate
Far and Chicago City HAri largest works the kind
IN the United States.
cHAa. IN. pRussyNd,
aysssseaea seeaeA kAhsss, cAisaes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24
HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair ReneWg

ErcrU Henr increases The pope
l0rity If this ratuuble Hair Prep
HJdti0n, srhici, is due to merit
aioHe. He ran assure our old
pntrOns fhnk IL is Kept fMifU up TO
its high standard, and to those
rho hare neyer Hsesf ft zoe can
rontdcnfiV saU, that if Is the only
retiabte and perfected prepare
ton to restore GRAY Or 1 AIDED
HAIR to Its Yonthful color. maxi
inn IL soft, tnst,otts. and sithen
the scalp, by Its use, becomes
t1hite and clean; II remoIes all
e,wptions and da1.dr"0. and Nv
it's tonic prODerties prercftts the
hair from faFt1,.y on. IN IL sffm-
nfdtes and nOnrishes the hair
glands. BIZ its use the hair OroUs
thicker md stronger. In baltlness
IL restores the capillary Ota,.ds
to their normal ViOOr, and UiLL
create u nec DroWfh eTcepf In
ertrenle old age. 1t IL the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used. as IL requires feWer
applications. amt Diucs the hair
that pIentiid giOssy appearance
50 nHch admired IN al. n. ~.
UdUes, ~. d.. State 1s.ui n
MISS, says, "the constituents arc
erceiient quality, and i consider
1t the BEST PREPARATION for
its intended purposes. Ne pub
fish u treatise ON the hair, sUIfch
IRE send free I'M null upon apf,fi-
cation. Which cOHfains cOmnlcH-
ddtorU nntices from cferpUme,ap
lhysiciaus. the press, nHtt Otitcr&
ne hare mute the st,s1ly Of Hie
hnir ami its diseases u specially
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24
Bachelors Hair Dye.

Thu splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world ths
only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable nAtans
neous; disappointment: ridiculous tints remedies
he Ill effects Of Bad dyeE invigrstss and leaves the
hsf soft and beautiful, baeA tror~. Bold BY oil
Druggists and Psrnmers and properly applied II Batch
iorss Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24

Tho New York Sun ea,s it Is not good
season for Blairs. But to Kivs them their
due, it must be admitted that they don't hurt
party much if they don't belong 10 it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24
TIE BURLINGTON Arous saws.

Remember, If you vote for McCrary for Con.
eress, you vote for negro suffrage. Judge Clsgett
opposed 10 negro suffrage. He is not only OPP
posed to i; in Iowa nut be is opposed to forcing
it upon the sus-4 states. Vote for Judge
clagest and a white mans government.
Now, if a.. Republican is disposed 10 vote
against hegro Frsge let him remember that
thereby ne viii oe votins just as Clagett, the
argus and the !. 1lux Democracy. want
him to vote. II he thinks Of that, he will
vote for negro suffrage. He, A. q loyal man.
wants to vote just Is the Satanic Democracy
will not.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24
-1pY We TEEs1UIST.
serisJsxE n 1t0EF!E I.

esStd,U OnAT1xH ELEc'rDR3.
FIR Hs Srse at Torge.
$. i. GLASGOW. Of Wayne County.
u. YOUNG. ofd-inn County.
For Gsn9rstsioHol Disfri-ts,s
I-HIRAM scuoeiELn. Of Washington Cpn-ty.
HI. T. LANE If scait County.
HID " .fke GERS. If FsJe,se County.
Iy--WHN MEYER. Of Jap+r Couhty.
v-WM HALE, Of Miis Couety.
Yf--S. H. TAFT, OF HEmhed. County.
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[9|!E!7!16l|3

For the euro Of Consumption,
Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bron.
chitis. Whooping Cough, Dys-
pepsla, General Debility, and
particularly for all ether DIS
eases OF the Threat and Lungs.
This Syrup IL not intended as "cure-al," Nor 10 !.
by any means recommended - such but Il will cure
those diseases for which Il 10 prearedupcn vhIrh the
Up C may rely with confidence. II 10 no e1psfim. MT
h 9 been IN use for many year. With sasked suec.
It all ths valuable curative properties OF r.
and other remedies Of kisAsd eharact.s coudacipe to
the same sfd namely, The cure Of that iasdtous and
dangerous dfsesss. that annually carries down 70 the
grave oss..ssn OF s1o.. Who -oonsunption. The
little eoid" slight cough" all nrst .It viii
90 away"and In this hope the patient 10 deluded
death. which might and should been cured Il its
incpieucy. In the event Of thee rtmfive symptoms
manifestine themselves "Wrights Syrup IL happa-
in applying the remedy-dssy IL merely suicidal for
CT asumpton In whatever staGs II may present ITSELF u
% b trifs@ with and IN CASE, In condition
e will the patient realize the truth of.Dsiays
dangerous this fatal Consumption u It surely
VIII be II not taken he once, and the remedy
timely and peril .tently
Many tht oriee have b lgad in to the ceuse
OF Consumption Ams aost enlightened minds
great diversity Of dpiB,o II II not our pssssnt
purpose TO discuss this n but II 10 evident TO %
ince TO and IL 70 this end thAt W have direct
I'd our sdorfs In the preps stnn 81 this eyyup From
freely aed peeT.y. W.ei.s e - s !. ea.s
would sd-onish the afessd 70 .~ork While Il u vet
day. for soon Il viii b too lat4when the might Of
nnslly lose precious tine which viii bring such sore
repentance and sneh dfrsful rstribusion.
~. Wrisht's To- sy1up Il ssll ~ al Drus xisss.
LORD 4 11uT0, 0hisase,
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STATE TiCRET.,,

t s%ssf ftr .veeretay8 n sy7ts.
!. ED. WLIplf, Of Cedar COUNT.
m Apffor Of i2afe.f
John A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell G.
~s \ Ebr 7raeurfr ~ sass
HAM'L e. RANKIN, of Washington G.
FIR Ss,faer IT 9d,s Ind f7Gie.,
CO @. CARPEKTIR, of Webster County
FbY ARornev Grneral
HENRY. O'CQNNpR of Maseatipe County
q = YoA MrMBfRs or CONGRESS-
ryyt D,s,7,ci--GEnR W McCRARYs..
S<eessd-Dtstrtct--5ie WILLIAM SMITH,
! TIM Diahsct-WM ALIIsOS.
fhstrth Drsyfct WfLtftM L0IGHP IbGE,
ffJf5 ptsfrtet -FPssK IS. PAtAEn.
If sra Rkr-a4-UffAI1E C. PJaiERoY. fssss
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GhANT AND CULFAX.
BOOK AGENTS WANTED RoR HoWLANps
- II a n g.
ONE Large 0csdps Toiiaae, linely Hl.sfrated.
One Agent haa sd % 0splse = Bays
Ons AGENT h. sold 90 Copies h ! Days.
Ono Agent e iady) he's sold 20 Uupiss In Day.
We employ NO asneral agents and Offer extra induce
msnts 10 sauvaass. osod toe eiseuse aad lsorn our
terms 70 sgsats befsfe saengine slssWAere.
J. B. BURh I 90 P1blishsss. Hartford, Cons.
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mr. .H,tt1e q Circuit n,strt.
s6TfE bsDHAYEH. Of iIsnry oounty " Il I
COUNTY TICKET,
EH EFsass sss
fbr rYest n h,s Didriet fanta.
II. i. STI MPaL.
#@A Tor Rss9gYsr.
NOBLE WARWICK.
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r HE CANVAS.
The New York Tribune il singing SsyDse'
ard Blair OF the track. Forward boys, asl

The New York Tribune il singing Seymour
ard Blair of the track. Forward boys, ang
~ you march;
From, Fa;rport, N. Y, Rrie. Penn, and Piffs-
town. n j.. Ne have intelligetse Of similar ~
ioicinrs, and the entire Pacific Il equally jubNsas
( y the victory Of the Tnioni.is. Having eua
.sae t.rned southwsrd, we feel the soutpN
chiyairi- pulse Vi gentle forsfnEer IT,
blood rtili heat, ~ssmly-there il : dash Of Aries
is4as fustest sesm-~aad Ne - s2oyA y -
the spectacle the defeated but etin oensns
scion of psesh s, e1ft1Ag upon the smooth eogs
Of hi, ~ofm Tr~ .hfcG guards his princely To-
main from ouIs.s eespst-l sxgef in.usnce. swing
inv hisayinrr Z. snu croring out the Same
old snnesv1
I followed Massa Robert
For four yesre. nigh shout,
Got woun6sd Ii Tires places.
And starved 1t Point Lookout
| rotched The rhenma-.s-em
csnrin' in The Hnow
sEutI Aiilsda sight Of lsnkee =
ia ike 10 Hill some No.
Tire. hundred thousins YANKEES
r. buried In ods dneG
We got three hundred thousins
Before they conquered Us.
They died Of southern fessF,
Ard Southern she'll and shot;
wish Il wss three millions
Instead Of what We got.
cant take up my nuskef
And fight EN- nov no mors,
Bat Isin't gois' - love 'em,
Ard thal 70 sartin SIRE;
And don't Ak no parding,
s8sessRor what wss Ism,
And won't be reconstrncted,
ri do-may be d-n.
Moral courage IL gocd thing to costsnPlats,
and vs are n naturally led TO turu from this some
What lurubrious hero to his more blatant cenpa-
riot. Who half confesses defeat, hut sticks TO Die
dignity.
Ogcovfse, YOU know m on parole.
NJ vose alnt worth much at the poll,
But - for Soy moar with all my soul.
i And 80 viii the Kebsl army.
II l3irsyal Boom Of the c. 8. H.,
I once did fight and run away,
hope TO fight another day,
In new Confsderate army.
But, after all, they will have to say good BY
10 their friends, and why not attuns their fare
we'll to the graceful cadence OF classic vsrss!
Good-by Hoyatio-Look 1t the writing
That speaks from the wall to you
yan,retried il, the scales and been found wanting;
Farewell, old boy, adieu.
You'd be ter keen from the Wild commoten,
And never attempt to be
A President ngain when You raoe on the ocean
Along with Z. s. G.
In the meantime, all things considered, Ne can
rest assured that
seymour's heart goes pit-a-pat,
Old gIairs head goes whirligig,
And ,h.y beth feel very bad
As they approach election, Q.
Both Of them are in great pain
Since they heard the news from Maine,
And they can tell what they want
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wh.rs ths business II the Company II transacted,
dressed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-10-02

We have received from tho publishers a
copy of Sir Samuel W. Bakers new work,
Exploration . fthe Nile Tributaries Of Atys-
sinia-a volume of over coo pages, finely
illustrated. The expedition undertaken by
Sir Samuel W. Baker was one Of the most
remarkable on record, both from its charac>
Ter and results. 1t solved most ctfectually
the great problem Of ages-,he periodical
overflow Of the Nile; and it brought to light
the manners, customs aud even the very ex.
is,ence OF semi Mohomedan races, whero it
was before supposed that barbarism held
sway. The account of this wonderful ex.
plora,ion, MS told By Sir Samuel Baker, is as
fascinating as romance, aud ought to be in
the possession Of every family. We shall
give liberal extracts from the work, after
election. o. d. Case & Co., Publishers,
Hartford, Conn, and Chicago, III.
J. b. Burr { Co., IS Asylum ST., Hart>
ford. Conn, have forwarded to us advance
sheets Of work now impress, entitled - Sun.
shine and .Shadoc in Ns,p York by Mat>
thew Hall Smith. Judging from the pages
before us, and from the table Of contents,
this work viii prove Of great interest to the
public at large. 1t tells all about New York
its public works, its noted streets, its great
business firms, lis noted men, such as A. I.
Stewart, John Jacob AStor, w. d. Astor,
@. Vanderbilt, Fernando Wood, DR.. Chaplin,
BeecLor, Greeley, Bennett, Drew, Bonner,
&C.. III every phase and aspect, high and
low. This work will prove very popular.
Il will be sold BY subscription ONLY, and
agents arc wanted in every county and town
,o canvass il. For full particulars, address
the publishers, J. 3. Burr \ Co., IS Asylum
St, Hartford, ColG-