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ne Doctors DIPLOMA hangs 81 hJs ot,,c,

4GOO61ESEzMEHT OF THEsPRESS 7-7l
1ne nl.stly tnortsandE cured &C this estal1-
44lsn11enl Within The last twenty yeaiI1 and
s1e 4ollerQu Us NM Itant EulrRicaf 0perafions
pelo[ned y DE- ] Johnston, NJ tnessed ibv tbe
= P2oqtlers OF z5le sun and many other papers
9s4esS q Mttich have appeared again and
t - n 81 tierrsn OF Character and respecfae
3aalty = q suineaent suaranteeto the afiiicteIi
sls ilNS DIsEAsES SPEEDILY CURED.
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RIVER NKws.-The water stood at
the seven foot mark at six O'Clock last
evening, having fallen six inches In the
previous twenty-four hours.
The Ingomar passed up1ior Pitts
burgh yesterday morning. The Rebec-
cailsft for Patketsburg as psual. The
4kenton landed at the wharf 1t IL A. NJ.
on her way to Cincinnati and Louis-
vile The Major Anderson reached
here from Cincinnati yesterday. P. u /.
and AFTER unloading a lot OF iron at
MRrtinsyilie returned tos the wharf
The iBayard left here for PayRersburg
late last evening. The steubenville and
Sunfish packets departed as usual.
To.days Packets {: =ssl -s
Grey Eagle and New State for Pitts
burgh at IA. NJ; Express for Parkers-
burg at u A, NJ; Ingomar for Parkers-
burg at9P.M. lts-z-s5
The II. r. Hudson for w heeling and
the st: Charles for Wheeling and Pitts
bugh leave for Cincinnati this evening.
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TUESDAY BOOMING. Noy. 10.
New AavertI-emsnss.l

overcoats, Dress suits. 6c.-M.:aut-
ceS@issiOnsr's sale-w. p. HUB
bard.
DIvidend-FIrst National Bank.
Masonic-Grand Lodge Of West Viz.
New Alaclserel, Sausage Casing-List,
MoTriHon d Go, = r =
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sTRNw5AiYi AND KNAaE PIANoss.-N lfels
stock receiving at sheib,s Music Store,
and for sale low for cash, ~. =
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-BoGFI.R OF J.w. Poland's HUI
NOR Doctor WIN cure any Ordinary
humor, and "a half-dozsnSb bottles VIII
cure the worst cases,of Scrofnla. Sold
by I.auEhlini Smith 9 Co.. dSsw
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BKAUTRUL MoNUrBNTI-we yester.
day visited the marble works OFT. & j.
Muldoon, on John street, where we
were shown superior piece OF work.
.manship, consisting of a monument,
erected by DR.. Jno. G.. Campbell to the
memory OF his SON Samuel Sprigg
Campbell. A pile OF rough boulders,
from the creyices ofwhlch grow water
lilies and moses, is snrmpunted by a
beautiful cross in striking Imitation of
the limbs ofthe hickory tree, and upon
which Is hung a wreath ofivy. The
value of this monument. which Is
seven feet high, is nine hundred dol
lars, and It's quaint, unique style renf
ders IL worth seeing, These gen.
tlemen have only been engaged
here for eight months, yet are
rapidly establishing an enyiRble
reputation in their line Of business.
"A brother of this htm Is established
in the marble trade at eararra Italy,
and their facilities for fnrnlshing the
finest Italian marble are nnequRlled.
The Messrs. Muidoon are about begin!
nInga fne monument for the venerable
Mrs. Gruger, which will cost probably
twelve hundred dollars, and be one Of
the finest things Of the kind ever built
In the city. - a@ses
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TIE oWsY. Pbi4ZE 5JHI751RR on,
a6AN5RE ORTl1I IND SOhA
.R JOHNSON has edIscoyered tbel =,

DR JOHNSON has discovered tia poos,
IL Certain, Speedy, and only EdeefnaI
Kennedy In the World for Weaknes5 m 49,
Back or Limbs, Strieture8 Affections az The
Kidneys and bladder, Involuntary DiSehap.
Ees, mpotency, General Debility, NeFVonS
mess, DyEpepSta, Ianguor, Low Spirits Con.
Timidity, trembling. Dimness or Sieht ~
Giddiness, Disease OF the Head, Throat. Mo-
or Skin. Affections Of the Liver I.nnCS
Stomach or BoWels-those Terrible DfSoTde1ss
arising from Solitary .Hahitg OF Yot1th-secTei
and solitary practices more fatal to their Vic
| TINS than tho song of6yrenB TO the Mariner,
or Ulysses, bHghLtng their most BRILLIANT
hOpas or antiefpafions, rendering marriage
&C., imposSfblei
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HEMPFIELD. RAHs ROAD,
COMMISSIONERS Notice.
iJoseph w. Morgan. q 40. /.

TN CHAHoERY. IN THE CIRCUIT
lcourt for Ohio county, West Virginia.
r. g. Bar. Admir-, &C., Of ali, & -
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YOUNG MEN

ess5prlecially, who have become the victirns n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructiVs
habit which annually sweeps to an iIntfmeiv
RTaYe thousands Of Young Men OF the m0St
6xcellant talents and brilliant Intellect vino
might OtherWtse have enhanced listeninS
Senators with the thunders Of eloquence az
walked 10 ecstacy tbs living Tyne, may cal
with full confidence.
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q @4eaIFgI. q
white Pine Compound

been proved by the test of eleven years, In
have become as well known asi the free nom
which, IN part, IL derives its virtues.
Tho white Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria; Bron-
chitis, Splitting OF Hood, and PulInonary Al
fectiopsg enerally. It Is O remarkable Re-
medy for Kidney Complaints, DlabeteS, diff
nculty Of Voiding Urine, Bleeding from the
kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
complaints. - - s.ss-. - r.sss. Z, ~
The White Pine Compound.
"It was early in the spring of "a that this
family was Rtiilcted with an irritation 81 the
throat attended with adIsaRTeeable couRh. ii
n preparation having for rs basis the inside
bark of white pine might be 50 compounded
as % be very useful IN diseases OF the throat
alluded to, I conpoundedsa small Quantity
Of the medicine that had been planning,
and gHSeit in'teaspoonfnl doses fine resnif
was e1ceedlnRly gratifying. Within two
days the Imitation Of the throat was remoV-
ed. the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was efiected. Soon amer this I sent some To
q lady In londonderry, n. 81, who had been
suneLing for some weeks nom O bad cough,
nncns stfeae With s5gs 1, f111,59
relief ana sent for mOFe Sh0 foOR 1honf
Ie eei ' 81 q 4, * ala eaIlzs
made trial Of the same preparation I'm the
case Of q severe cold and y a. cFfed ifrfneIii.
suits, and 50 conn dent Of fentiiil I ia
sales, II placed before the pflbIie 4l,5if ma
nralfy pufsuAfle Cd me 10 give &c q name md
send 1T abroad TO benefit tho sutfering. In
November 1850, INST advertisaait under
the name Of white Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time thene had been VIilcie.
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred dos
lars worth, where 1t took the LEAD OF All fire
cough remedies IN the market anfilit mi
tnalnIa!ne mat pndtlQni THERE'S good req
son Iof thlss u - very oothing and healiuz
In It's nnfure5 IS warming 10 the stouach and
pleasant Withal 70 the taste, andsis exceed-
tngly cheap. 1.sl --sigs,l7 = 7
GAHaIemedy for Kidney couulainfs fl,a
Whlte ZINE Conp pound stands unfiyalef. n
was not Originated ion that purpoSe. hrrf, a
Petsqn N using " for q cong was NOT oIfiv
e1tsa 81 me cough but T7i8 also cured 81 q
. .7i1tney q.Lneuily OF ten yea1B Standing. Bin6e
t1at hcoluental discovery many th0usanSis
nave USED II Tor the same complaint aud
nave leen eompletely cured. . 49,
lie eDONe VS. written by Dr. Poland In
III since them, as in dhfaIif.l5I 800 -,
White Conn ooud has taken The Ie1iI ffisSIf
Cong 1e4aelles. a9 well Is q fnil1fa finll fdi
the cure 81 kinney GIN fieS In i5VerF CIV
toWni village and hamlet thToushout IS 6
ReW England States. a12st
ss-.Ll1e renaely lsas safe and pleasant 10 taRa
The White Pine Compound
PREPA RED AT faE
New England Botanical DEPOT.
49, crr,.. -
sl1ez iheSupeETlzip1 Or I1sg. ]. ". ,PoIarFi 4
e. sale b. LAu0HE1. SMITH = IN.
~ " 9.es9-e 9Iu Estss aud also By gro. =.
MAILS eod-e0W, ddW.
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TAKEPARTICuLAR NOTTnE.


Who have injured themselves by n CERTAIN
practice. 1ndnlged In when Alone q habit ne
school, the effects OF which are might
even When asleep and, II not cured, render;
marriage I'M posi- blet and destroys bot mind
and body should apply hmm lately.
What & pity that younl. man, the hope M
his country tne pflde OF his parents should
be snatched from an I1raspecfa and efiisrv-
ulenta OF Life by the consequences OF deVia.
ting nom the path Of nature and IN finy
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MTETIIGEENQER JOB OFFICE. y = =
No, Is Quiucy street. =. = =, :
DRAYTICKETsAlSDB BILLS or IADrNG
oaaAa1MEs ASD FOSTERS - :
oRRoKs, NOTES. REcEfPIs,
Show Hills fO.o Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BIZ. LEADS nasssiy "a
slzsuFACfURERsi -izAnET.s. sss5 S
1NsuRASOE roL1cTEs AND BLANKS i7I1
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EEEEd "a wailaE. --,ygs = p


EfFE0Ts or WHtHKg We saw on
the street yesterday man who day
or two before had come from Washing
tom, D. G., andSWho was Wandering
about the streets penniless. bis histo=
ny is so psenlfas and remarkable that
we give q feWsof It's principal features.
For twenty years, from ls4O TN 1850, he
resided in India, and was participates
In the incidents and events of the
famous war of the Sepoy rebellion.
During his long residence In the
East. he became acquainted with
four branches Of the Sahscrit Language,
and wis at one time a Teacher OF; pro-
lessor in an Eastern college. Arriving
In this country at the outbreak OF the
war, he Joined the regular army and
was wounded in the FIRST battle of Bull
Run. He served with the regulars du-
ring the entire war and was discharged
about year since ina Colorado terri
tory. BY some means+h he obtained a
plerkship at WashinRton, but habits OF
IntemperAnce caused his discharge, and
finally without money or friends
he sold his coat and purchased
lot of stationery which he hawked
about the streets. But he could not
shake or his old habits, and 30. became
away from Washington without know
Ing exactly whittier he was going.
Mcdonald for such appears to be his
name, is imam Of good address,, and his
familiarity with names and dates both Of
the Sepoy war and the American rebel
lion, proves:him to be noimpostef. His
story Ia an Interesting one and alanen-
table, example OF the ruin which liquor
works even upon a man OF more than
ordinary natural ability and character.
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! 81 isL1slilED As 4 KEEnar y.7,,
ass.-s QUAQKERY.z : - -
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MARRIAGE,

Married Persons, or Young Men eonfeu,
plating marriage, being aware Of Physician
speedily cured
He who places himself under the care q,
Dr.. Jsmay peltgiousiys oonhde In his hnnoi
~ siria as a physician. - = 4 = -
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s.s sze;s2sss - ~
hssz ..zz i SIS.
PREYIoUS 10. JANUARY Is1s Js5a
- our brand was lcnoSpnas 90 A.5Fd'F4TFs
3 ssIs .1sAR co. PURE WHITE LEA INT
y y Is pslng closely initiated, we then CHANGED
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Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons
llEondon, Graduate OF one Of the most efni.
| nant Colleges IN the United States and ff6
greater part OF whose life has been sfjeiit in
| the hospitals OF London, Paris, Rhiladai phla
1 and elsewhere, has efected some OF the most
many troubled with ringing In the head and
/ ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
ALARMED at sudden sounds, basil tnlueEs. wit Ia
/ frequent blnshing, attended sometimes with
denlngement or mind were cured ifane-
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Leaves Washington
daily at....4;50 p m
Baltimore ...... go
Winchester .-5l0 q
Arrives att : ~ - s
HarperA Ey..S31
Curnherland.l22a m
Grafton-........s 6szS
eeling-..,. 9s05 q
I ND An -
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OIeveIand g Pittsburgh Rail Road,
BALTIM0RK 9 OH10R. r COMP,

oTTIm RILn. q ONO RAILROAD Co.,-se {
- ;WHEKLnso. Nay 1B. 1S6S.1
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule ona and afUar May
u 1855 wheeling time. -. -. I
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gnaoN lIaater ofTranspOrtatlon

IneIpal points In the East,
vest can be'procureda NJ the
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ne have en- owed h, nm, ~ nc
sses, - ~. 2 % no ~
guI prices fnE every al q I,sysl,ss., q.
As, y, W 4nil use our best end Vfr ~
iir 5r.isls % gu no may favor Is wi
5s5ssl-is-7- l.s..7s1
AsDDRIsS -
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t1tss esppeTylaiuu Or Roy. .. ". PoIanfss
30 d.os sale b LAu0 HEy. SMITH q en-.
y ~ e5e52. g5ts ana also b GI10. 3.
nlaEis eod.s0w. daw.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-10
FEssEyDEN NEVER WAS A DEMO
.r Graf.

The Sacramento Union makes the
mistake, of stating that Senator Fes-
sender was Democrat before he became
a Republican The error Is repeated by
some papers. Fessenden was " born
and raised" Wing. Both he and his
father, old General Sam. Fessenden,
were, as long ago as we can remember,
not only Wings but Abolitionists to
boot. The Senator never left the Wing
party while it existed and he was one
among the founders of the Republican
Dartv. We do not believe he is a cor
rupt man but we do believe he is crotch
etv. cold blooded and aristocratic to a
degree. We also believe that he is
much more likely to vote against than
~ Impeachment. But whatever he
may have made Up his mind to do his
conclusion is in nowise 10 be attributed
- any Democratic faint in his blood.
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One OF THE HERALp's SENsATIo

OsE OF THE HERALD's SENSATION STo-
RES REFUTEB -Inasmuch as Senator
Grimes of iowa has been subjected &c
some suspicion as to his probable vote
upon impeachment, 'he following state
r.en, by the Washington Chronicle will
be read with interest:
The New York Herald of Saturday had a
nice little sensation il its Washington cor
respondence in the shape OF story to the
eject that Mr.. Grinnell had come on here
armed with carpe;-bag full Of documents
from the Radicals of Iowa, by whom he was
delegated TO convey 10 Senator Grimes their
opinions on impeachment, and to impress
upon that gentleman the importance OF vot-
ing Tor the conviction of the President; that
NJ. Grinnell, having unfortunately lost MS
carpet-bag, went to Mr.. Grimes and commu-
Licated to him the puTpo-t Of its Coeumen-
:u-y contents: and that Mr.. Grimes replied
by telling Mr.. Grinneil to go to-a certain
uacomfortably warm locality and carry his
papers with him. Now, there is a basis, in
truth, for the. Herald's statement. It IS true
tina. Mr.. Grinnell came to Washington ; it Is
trce that he brought carDet-bag with him,
as gentlemen who travel frequently do, and II
Is tue that he has seen and conversei with
NJ Grimes since his arrival here, as it was
very natural he should. But it is not true
that he came here, either in personal or
representative capacity. for the purpose of
influencing the course of Mr.. Grimes and it
Is not true that Mr.. Grimes ever used to Mr..
Grinnell the strong but highly unchristian
language imputed to him. Mr.. Grinnel!
called upon him only in the capacity OF a
personal friend, and nothing passed between
them Inconsistent with the relations OF
friendship. This eanard has just about as
much foundation as the statements published
every few DAYS in newspapers Of abundant
but rnwisely directed enterprise as to the way
Ia which this or that Senator will vote on the
final question of the Presidents guilt or limo
cEace under the articles OF Impeachment.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ieyS


| From last evening Virginia Trespass Co.
WASHINGTON, May s.-The Times spe
! cial Washington dispatch says that Senator
Fessenden, of NJ aine, has not indicated to
any one as to how he should vote on the
impeachment question.
Senators Trumbull, Sherman, Anthony
! and Hen Sarson, about whom reports have
whatever as to how they intend to vote en-
impeachment.
All reports of character indicating that
any Senators had stated their mind as to
final conviction Of Johnson, are without anv
foundation.
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Resolutions were
adopted in the House, causing an investiga-
ton of the Washburne- Donnelly affair, and
the charges made by Brooks, Of New York
against the Managers.
CHICAGO, May THE Methodist General
Conference is now in session in this city.
F;fty-fve regular Conferences are repre-
scented, and general labor is being done for
the benefit Of the sect.
SALT LANE, May S.-News Just received
from Montana and Cheyenne announces
more Indian difficulties.
Two white men were killed near Bosnian
City. Gallatin Valley.
Six white men were killed at Plum Creek,
and large number of horses run of by In
dams from the north
Cheyenne is full Of Indian rumors. and it
is expected they will clean out the town.
SCIPIo, (Utah), May S.-The Indians
made 4 raid last night and drove on fifteen
horses. They were pursued and part of the
stock It covered.
General Sherman arrived at CHEYENNE.
from Omaha, April 80. The same evening
he was visited by General Jack Casemeat
and Major Murrin, at Fort Russell, who
went to ascertain his views on the present
Indian hostilities, and to learn whether he
would attend pnblic meeting.
TIE General did not wish to express any
opinion until after his return from Laramie,
ahi;het he was - start on the ID inst. but
SAID that Congress did not want if il
could be helped, as the finances of the coun-
Try were lily pre- pared to meet it.
/ he General authorized the enlistment of
100 Pawnees to scout between Columbus
and Fallehs Bluffs.
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Posi- MoRTEM RECoGNITIoN.-Male and
female " BOhees" may now take courage.
Twoprominent journals in this city in their
local column record the demise Of writer,
whom they never noticed while living. They
actually intimate that some credi;able pro-
auctions emanated from that quarter. There
is 9 rest III the grave and post morten, re-
eognision for you at all events.-Lhamattc
Chr0nicle.
The person referred to in the above is the
late "Topsy Turvy," widow Of poor Wash
Wright. 1t being fashionable to speak well
Of the dead, the ponderous and dignifed
dailies Of San Francisco can speak little
faint praise Of the departed authoress with
oroprietv'
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TaE PoLIIICAL IIAR-Ths following
definition of a political liar, by the New
York Tribune, is. worth mbering
irasmuct az the approaching canvass is
l.lely TO bring from their hiding places
the demagogues who are woa, to sssail
the ai- with their rawlings against Con-
gress, tie war, Grant and :he aims and
Iarposes of loyalty:
But Of all evil-ioers, the Political Liar
one who habitualiy and enormously falsities
occurrences and statistics, thereby deceiving
and misguiding honest, well-meaning men,
whose leisure and opportunities for studying
documents are inferior to his owns among
the basest and most wicked. He is like a
beIIigerent who poisons fountains, burns hos
pitfalls. and decoyt the enemy's vessels into
Ais power By displayinga flag IF distress. No
malefac.or more richly deserves the seorn and
execution Of mankind. 20. ---
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UyoUgsIIoSING FAIra II DEMOCRATIC

GSQUES1l0SiNGI AlTH IN uEGOCGAi &c
yALoR.-The editor Of the Brandon.
Mss. Republican still clings with &C.
gene and unquestioning faith to his
lras:> in the avenging genius Of the
Northern Democracy. He says:
The effect of impeachment would be an
instantaneous uprising Of the j2e2pie, Glaf tie
6ioodiest tcar errr rec9rded an history. Fro
h'tadscd thousand Democrats 'r0HlG surround
re Cdpit0' ic'th5a torty-etgi,t LO'tr5, and the
Radical members Of Congress, together with
'.p TO the shade trees, and the Government
Ia IN the hands of the constitutional authori-
ties IN less than a week. The Democracy Of
the Whole North is terribly aroused, and al
most every Democratic club has been turned
iaGo a military organization
Commenting upon the above, the San
Francisco Times says:
Now that this verdant individual has seen
the impeachment of their chief, it is not prob
able that even he will attach much inpo
lance to the - terrible arousing' of the De-
rnccracy on the subject of negro suffrage
which their resolutions, speeches and editor
las asseverate. He has probably learned by
.his time. as he should have learned long
time ago, that when Northern Democrats
talk loudest of never submitting, they have
the least intention Of doing anything dam
p7EaIIs
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have ever heard them touched at ally by any
preacher of that kind before.
Some sermonizing like this, from the
lips ofan earnest man, would find many
an. attentive listener among the sturdy
yeomanry of these wild hills and val
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The public deot, less cash in the Treasury,
70 u. sOo, 5oS, S27. ....-.-.-.. 1870 1oeIh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
PATRIOTIC GEMS
FROM TIE
N EXT ESD ENT

CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO.
TION, so LONG AS OUR ARMS ARE
SUCCESSFULLY
-Gront u SAerman Fs6rrary, 1862.
II III. AKleQyR6H = NOT sATIsFAc.
TORY, REMOVE Nh AT ONCE. / Nc
NOT M18N AMI WAY 10 IMPEbI
THE SUCCESS OF OUR ARMS"
-Groas to Hallsck, Feb. 8, 1862.
mo THRoRY or NY OWN viii
EVER STAND IN THE WAY OF NJ
EXECUTING IN GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER MAY RECEIVE FROM THOSE
IN AUTHORITY OvER. Me-"
--0voas = Sec-etary Glass, Nay %, 1868.
THIS 10 A REPUBLIC, WHERE THE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE Is THE LAW
OF THE LAND
-G,nfs Letter to fesidens johnson, Anos,l
1868.
II SHALL HAVE NO POLICY OF MY
m1o H<NRFERR AGAINST THE
~ TIE REoPzk,'
-Grsafs Letter, Nay 20, 1853.
'rHUAHs LIBERTY, TIE ONLY
TRU1 10UNDAfION OF HUMAN GOV
BRANElT.n
.Ic5s1S - u nll sef AsspAas.
sAnT % nAv1 P1AOE.s
-0rsaFs Lstssv Hay -, 1888.
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D1mOCnA4nO 8COU0WYs
II Dsnosr1ey ~ slanososs for -
NJ. h preaching and practics
Dsnosussic party on this score havs 3sl
bssa 8 variance. Thsy havs always pr ~
eeoaony and practiesd The rsvscse. ~,
naks Iond professions Of what ~ Ssall
Ae i saving the peoples money If ths'
eosM RI contrsl Of the government.
ahsy would do under Ssymoar i vssJ Nsl
~ EiIsd ~ WHIT n.y. - sndsr sG
Mayor 4 ahsscity a New York. The Do.
mocrsey have entirs and csmplete control Of
that city. LaR yssT ~ M paid b the citi.
sens Of New Yerk to support the city govern.
ment ~ III, l76 SIS IS o. $22 II pr hsAd
lor nch iihabilaat This ysas lls6sl the
city government has cost $24,l47 ,9es o., o.
- II per head for saeh ishsbiaAat. The
san spptopeia1ed 81 Congress fer sovsfn-
nsnt expenses during the present. year 4
t198, OQO, 900. If it cost = much pr oapita
q carry q The govsssnsns = i oosts e
carry On The city goyssnmsnt Of Nsw Yora
under Dtmocfa4ic administration, the annual
national sxpenditure wosld DO nine hundred
and ixiv nilli0n delars, Of iivs times vhal
il now costs.
If the New York Ring Of Democratic po
litical gamblers are % prodigal Of the pso.
Plies money in the administration Of tia
city, i ~ bsdy verdaat sneash e thisl
that thak 1iag. Se1l d didhpnsly ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

TIE President Of the Board Of Resistra-
ton in Arkansas and , member Of the Ar
kansas Legislature are the latest victims Of
tAs Ku-Kluz Dem ocracy in that State. The
Blair's policy continues TO bear its fruit.