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New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

CASAyOdAnTK. \. T., Oct j Lttc.
Messr. MARSH < Co. No VtSeyst. -iork:
Of late noticed totr.y gong the rspsp
regard uity Of ddere nj. - rs-s tsough 20
sn 10 the sale d
application Of began seT sd spE your tru'ses hs
1885, and have continued - DO e present daring When
hundreds d fngaciurei by
and general satisfaction ths purchasing I'D wearing them
been persuaded hur o. Others ithey Ofng
very os but when haze M Le have been snet
Invariably and have bal yours exchange, and Tho
trusses that now bard u ol soui gladly sell
Not only have @ oi manufacture sold
by farmers merchants alo II both sehet anf
all ages and infants Of eS wees IS se e. otber. been worn
enabling perform bard a1d t labor that tfer
cou have done bu; b their been cured
Among the interesting Of M a. e II your rnses oi
Mr. Cohen. Bn, NeE-lork Mr.
Cohen sots hernia; be- drawn The
dra iu this district ll y discharged when The
attention Of the examining surgeon i t the upure soon er
applied sHd sl sglt ruet The oloE-
ing year Mr Cohen held sas be- Ser
thorough examination declaring the cured younger brother
Of lr aud ty ibe
same kind Of and also Le4 tie uzs0s after most sd
examination.
my experience your ~ assured a lhsve
10 longer disposition 10 epeeut vi yrg % shg AAf
other i0uTs most Wuly. JOHN y. STAfFOiD, ~ D.,
~. IfvTN.u
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
YONKERS-'Thd boat race nt Yonkcrs. IN We
JERSEY CT

snAng ~ elr rnhrn 81 No 50 Mrrsst. bad s poaet
uirkr Of huu1g watch valued n 500 TNUo.hrr sruc
men an tie sfe boat aseertucf lost their
wallet. Oh, roliaulrg aud hr olcr Mickey FREQ chat
yr an, ,n IA a aa Wiz match ~ 900 m, mr UJi.
ON hr KeaJrr.ey The faoua Fruf aud 80
Eni Hudson t llose Car Rfal, h'a been commence Jofu
Eut.f lts been engaged ly Mcssfa hrNty
buafs lsr.-y ftT tkaulf Nu,, r n weeks.
mereng Dee CvaabA pgst a he rs.Vneut
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
announcements.

RUPTURE CURED-By using WHITES PATENT
TRUSS. aud bathing he parts sh Dr. GREG0hNs HERNIA
LorloS Address DR.. GRFgoRY No. 60 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
SAILED.

ssnhps-Sberia Liverpool, Uniou Bremen Missouri HaIsnsi
G.g Barnes Saaunahi Abenle, Norfolk ship Ae''s New
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLESTON g C. Oct 3Ailed steamer sea 9l rom Bsl'
Ida Richardson. from Philadelphia Sei s'sam'nP hOn'
terry. New.iork schr Mary NAPKIN tir Providence
Hosrov Mass 8Arvei steamship NeIns tom New'ioki
siu Zerhy Calca barks Henry BaN from Rngoon BAR
Aho from London bngs RoeIson from ehmoa irene Hn
more T. Thompson from Philadelphia Tangent rom honlonIi
Adeue Richardson Bangr for PHILADELPHIA sch Asla hey rom
Nesfok arrived s Adeue Townsend Of NeF-i ork ron
Pond Va She reports coming the babor Obi morning got IN
contact With the brig Mar Lowell Om Boston Of ni f!r ksipo
aae bad head aud ba head started Tie bng
hsi her heads started The brig hai her port bow ote
FoHrnEss MONROE 8-Passed mp for Btmore-The bark
rom mrhayen SKIOLD Cardiff Annie Augusta from Guanis
Ee. bak ugster from swan Island Passed out-Brg Jessie
folk The sch Loia has been s Oh snl sailed i9r Baltimore
Oct oSal steamships Herman Lynsi'n ah9 amer
ca Neniok ships Aana Camp Aatwep and AayHoSe Boston
Loypox al sArryed sehr. Mary Ann Georgetown
D. a.. Doctor Ksuo NofNch Gertrude Rastpor Rarn T. r. Phil
aeuli. Aualae Kbeihpou TTra. Nes-Bef5rl J. Sermou
roug esPsc: Emily Belle Falmouth Roger Paeee 'ifeenPot
n g. H. Mol Boston, Piarro h. Aanis l's BaaSori ADELAIDE
FOREIGN PORTS.
orFFVs-ovv ship Helen Cnon Sprsgue rom Liver
pool o boston put is,o ih' port totay Ia damaged condition
ton Gfeeneugh. 70 load ns Boston " York Ace star
tseh oa 0r port v Of hsiec, bak Walker
10 sail in ieS days for DO.
DISASTERS.
PoEr CorsoRNE Oct sTbe bark Arabia Of Kagson loaded with
wheat during gale this morning bil Eas She
has two feet of water IN her
rla II feared that she vii 20 pieces as the sea ranIns too
hghto DO any taias toward getting her her oE % a. .,,, -,
here to-day hAvg been struck y Lightning and her msinmssi hi,eed
into pieces Necessary splice the reach shs po.
SPOKEN
Ship Solar Star steering w-Sept ~ lat y o. Ton. o.
Shp Mont Danc fom lasaarain for Qaeenosaane H. lat n,
Ship Reveal, from CAlcuiiA for New Yok-Aus hs . s. ou
ldJ
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
HORTON'S CONDENSED MILK

ha. uo ups che as contains all the and
irr. IL shan dd mi or all culinary and or cV1es
h, leHcuu. rrr H. anil you Wil uie no other.
DkpOf No. lY UUpSOh'SI.. NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

Weston. the "walkstn in his late walk at
White Plains Il said To have made the best time
record IOO miles n ~ hours ~ mnu,es aDd W seconds
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

In the Superior COur before Judge McCunn, over 600
persons received their certificates of citizenship ycstcr
day The wOra OF naturalization has been pushed for
ward IA apdly the lP for grinding out citizens Is
now ia complete order, and turn out any number de
sired In the shortest possible time. The majority of the
persons look II they had just arrived ~ tho
country, but the examinations conducted rapidly
tell how long they have been here or In fact
tell anything abOnt them. In the Supreme Court, before
Judge Barnard. 100 persons received their certi
Gates Of naturalization yesterday and s Judge Barnard
also sat last evening IL than probable That like
number manufactured. As the time allowed for
this business draws 10 close tho rush Increases, aud
many who did dream heretofore Of becoming citizens
of the United States anxiOnsly seeking for tho
elective franchise one Pat McCaroy or McCaerty. for
has written Tor him either name, but Is all
the same II not alias, and one John Moran are the
leading witnesses and shining lights IN this and in the
Superior Court for the sprg Of humanity whom Tamnauy
owns liberal fees Is all they need 10 sOOthe their
conscience while in the performance OF this pleasant
al
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-26

CHICAGO, May 22.-Following is n full
and correct list of the National Union Re
publican Committee; Alabama, James p.
Stone Arkansas, B. F. Rice; California,
George c. Gorham; Colorado, Daniel Wit
ter: Connecticut, IL. H. Starkweather d:
Dakota, Newton Edmunds Delaware, Ed
ward G. Bradford; District of Columbia,
Sayles L. Bowen Florida, d. b. Conoyer !;
Georgia, John IL. Caldwell; Idaho, J. C..
Henry; Illinois. J. r. Jones; Indiana,
Cyrus NJ. Allen: Iowa, Josiah Tracy; Kan
sas, John A. Martin; kentucky, Allen A.
Burton Louisiana, n. II. Southworth !;
Wisconsin, David Atwood; Maine, Lewis
Barker; Maryland, Charles C.. Fulton !;
massachusetts, William Clahin, Michigan,
Marsh Giddings; Minnesota, J. L. Averiil
Mississippi, A. c. Fish; Missouri, Benja-
Min F. Loan; Montana, Lester j. Wilson
Nebraska, T.. Is. Taylor Nevada, Charles
E. DcLong; New Hampshire, William E.
Chandler New Jersey, James Gobsiil
New York, Horace Greeley; North Caro-
lima, William Sloan; Ohio, b. Il. Cowan
Oregon, II. W. Corbett; Pennsylvania,
William H. Kemble Rhode Island, Gene
raj A. B. Frieze South Carolina, j. III.
jerks; Tennessee, w. B. Stokes; Texas,
A. J. Hamilton; Vermont, I. W. Parks
Virginia, Frank Stearns; West Virginia,
s. d. kerns.
Hon. William Claiin was elected Chair
man and William E. Chandler, Secretary.
George c. Gorham and Charles E. De-
Long constitute the Executive Committee
for the Pacihc Coast.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-26

WooD uANGINGS.-Vwo par.ors have been
recently opened on broadway 70 cNcmp.lfy
the beauty of new mode Of adjoining walls,
by the application upon p.a>tered surfaces OF
wood Neutrality-suspicious. AIyiHE been
duly made concerning the durability Of the
new covering in exposures to furnaces, heat
and steam. The wood for these hargngs i
prepared in >h-tyiags # different lengths and
breadths, OF about tie same thickness as
wall paper, and Of all imaginable wood tiutS,
and, after being applied To the wal with a
paste Of iour.;jts >uTflce is carefully finished
III oil, sheiiac or vaTnioh.
A visit to these paIlcrs-cven II those who
have no walls to hang (lnd consequently no
more immediate interest than the historic IN
diridual of Dickens memory, to whom the
fact that his apartments were not biz enough
to swing a cat in, was not OF the slightest
consequence, as had no cat to swing and to
those whose houses are already fully adorned
in fresco, and will hardly be expected to sac
rifce their festoOned Fioras, their Cupids and
Pompeiian sceneries, TO these simple ctchingS
OF nature-is Of interest, in showing the en-
,reme beauty of the many woods, some Of
them so delicately veined and polished as to
resemble corneiian and agate.
The light colored woods, such as holly, oak,
and satinwoOd, are enclosed in contrasting
cornices, of mahogany, rosewood. or black
walnut. One of the most beautiful panels
was of exquisite bird's-eye maple, golden
tinted, and marked with fine mosaic of
natural hieroglyphics, empanelled in rose
wood, bordered with cherry, whose tint is
eouleur de rose, and defining line of ma
hogany. almost sultan in its rirh, bright hue.
Other familiar woods are used III artistic
Observation-Disclosures sycamore, poplar,
and birch, the sacred ash, and poetic anna.
ranth.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-26

oSpOitSu " oSot LIZ o40SS-
Alpha, $50; Belcher, S3l5; Crown Point
Sll9; Chollar- Potosi, S252t EXchequer
S47; Gould < Curry, Ssi65 Hale & Norcross,
Sis; Imperial. 1925; kentuck, $3.50; Lady
BRYAN. S32i: Ophir, $751; Overman, SIS
Savage, SI52l; Segregated Belcher, SIS
Yellow jacket, Sl,2f0.
PROGRESS OF THE Pacific RAILRoAD.-
The Trespass is informed that it will re-
Quire about a month more labor to make
connection with the west end Of the road,
work being pushed as rapidly as possible.
The track is laid about ten miles east of
Reno, and the read is graded far beyond.
All that is necessary at This time to build
the road to the East is rails, and as soon as
the locomotives run direct from Sacramento
to Reno, the way the road will be hurried
will surpaise even the most saEguine.
New SUMNER DRY GooDs.-Sheyer &
Morris, whose names are suggestive of the
newest and latest STYLES of ladies' dress
goods, including everything Of the sind that
can be procured are constantly making adj
ditions to their select stock of silks, shawls,
aleacas, lawns, cloths and all kinds Of prints.
Especially do they invite attention to their
large assortment OF ladies' misses and chill
dren's shoes. Ladies will find their prices
very moderate, as low as it is possible for a
correct business firm to offer in the State.
Their store is on Carson street, next door
tc WE. < Cos express Office. Ladies are
invited to examine their goods and prices.
STATE VS.. JOSEPH STANLEY.-Messrs.W al
lace and Knox appeared before the Supreme
Court yesterday and petitioned for the dis
charge Of the prisoner, Joseph Stanley, Oh
exceedingly novel grounds. 1t will be re-
membered he WAS indicted for murder in
Washoe county SOM time since, and tried,
the jury finding hin. guilty Of murder in the
second degree. For some informally, the
District Judge granted new trial, and the
State appealed from that order. The Su-
preme Court sustained the Judge, and the
case was again called in the District Court
but in the meantime the circumstances be
came SO wei. known that a jury could not be
found in the county. Defendant refused to
ask a change Of venue to another county
and there are grave doubts whether under
our statutes the State can Do 50 w!.ereupon
the defendants counsel asked the Court to /
discharge him. The District Judge refused, I
and a writ q hahcas corpus Is sued out, and /
the Supreme Court asked to discharge the !
prisoner. Counsel heard, and the matter re-
served for fur her consideration. Defendant .
remauded 10 custody Of Sheriff Thurman Q! /
Washoe county.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-26
THE DAILY APPEAL.

SAN FRANCISCO SToCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported to George L. Gibson yesterday
Alpha, So; Belcher, S3l5; Crown Point,
Sll9; Chollar- Poto>i, 1921 Exchequer,
S47; Gould < Curry, <S465; Hale & Norcross,
SIS; Imperial, S225; kentuck, $40; Lady
Bryan, SOL: Ophir, SlS2l; Overman, IS :;
Savage, SSl524; Segregated Belcher, SIS;
Yellow Jacket, Sl,2tO.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-26

This Is the ONLY New and
Legitimate. Circus that will travel
through ii.is state Ihi> Season.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

annually, the poblic debt is still in.
oreasing. at the rate of ten millions
OF dollars per month.
MAKE HIM TELL YOU why
bis party makes negro voters in ell
the States of the South, and then
denies being in favor of negro suf-
frage here in tho North.
MAKE HIM TELL YOU what
justice there is in Radical doctrine
Of taxation-which exempss the rich
from all taxes, and place them up.
on the shoulders Of the poor.
MAKE HIM TELL YOU how it
is that three years after the war has
ceased, the Union, for which we
were told it was waged. is further
from being restored than it was at
the beginning.
the bloatcd bondhholder. who rob.
bed the government, and invested
the money he stole in tax exempted
bonds. should receive gold for his
interest, while you are compelled to
take grcenbacks for your work.
MAKE HIM TELL YOU why
the laboring men of the North should
toll and sweat, day after day to feed
lot Of negroes and fattcn . pack Of
lousy Bureau officials, who yearly
take from the public treasury over
FORTY millions Of dollars.
MAKE HIM TELL YOU what
good will arise from voting for
Grant, how much it will lesson your
taxes--lower the prices ofthe neces-
saries of life, aud how soon it will
restore the Union, and make our
Government government Of white
men, established by white men, for
the benefit of white men.-Northum-
bcrland (Pa.) County Dem.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

Lewis A. Thomas Esq, Of Du-
buque delivered speech at the
court house on Wednesday evening
touching questions that pecuniarily
interests every producer in Iowa and
Minnesota. 1t is fact beyond cavil
that the vast agricultural interests
of the country have always been
made secondary to the political in
trigues Of partisaas interested only
in their own prefermcnt. 1t is
equally true that these great inter-
csts have never been as much the
subject Of barter and sale, as they
are with the politicians Of the pres
ent day. 1t was shown by Mr..
Thomas that the immense wheat
Drop Of Iowa each year involves an
expense Of $40. 900, 900 in its trans
portasion to Chicago, every dollar
Of which might be saved to the pro-
duoer BY having the ship-canal con-
Meeting the Mississippi and lake
Michigan, via Of tho Wisconsin and
Fox rivers completed. He showed
that it might be saved because
the distance from the Mississippi to
tide water via, Of the lakes would
be 30 miles less from McGregor
than it is from Chicago. And, As
every farmer knows, the cost Of
transportation is charge that the
producer pays, for tho heavier the
rate Of transportation the less the
actual prioo Of wheat or other pro-
ducc. in proportion Is It il . greater
distance from the seabord or grain
marts. > e.-4
The railroad interests Of northern
Iowa and Of the great west were
discussed in their moro important
bearings upon the progress and de-
vslopment ofthe country and its ag-
.icultural aud commercial resources.
It was also shown that both the
water route to the lakes and the net
work ofrailroads of northern Iowa
had been sacrificed by the cupidity
Of our politicians and that our own
congressman from this district had
been instrumental in producing this
result and tho recipient Of immense
profits and subsidies growing out Of
this transaction.
All Of these matters were shown
BY letters in the handwriting Of the
party charged or by other facts and
circumstances irrefragabls in them
selves. while the great mass Of evi-
dsnoe showing his completely re-
mains 10 the custody Of the person
charged or his associates IN the
speculation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

Those who read the accounts via
New Orleansl of difficulties be-
tween the whites and blacks Of
Louisiana, will please recall, once
more, the prediction Of Grant -
"Any attempt to force negro SUI
frage upon the people Of the South
against their will, must precipitate
war of the races" '.f
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

A Radical paper complains that a
Democaetic war cry is "Dowu
with Radical financieringt" Well,
when it costs nearly : thousand
millions Of dollars in time of peace,
why should not everybody cry :
Down with it?
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

| The last day for registering your
names if you wish to vote at the
ensuing election is to DO ct the Of
fee Of your township clerk on the
9th day OF October. After that
time it will be too late. III. . .
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16
NOTICE!

The Board of Registry of Vernon
Springs township will meet at the court
house in Cresco on Tuesday Oct, 9th 1868
at 9 o'clock A. M. for the purpose of cor
recting the Registry List Of said township.
Let all who intend to vote at the coming
election see that their names are Regis
tered. ....,-..-
HENRY I. REED.
Township Clerk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16
Make Them Ten You.

When 1 Radical asks you to vote
for Grant and Colfax, make him tell
YOU how much benefit you OF the
country will derive from such 2
course. MAKE HIM TELL YOU
Why it 10 that in times Of peace. the
party he asks you 70 support keeps
! standing army that costs the tax.
PAYERS Of tho country one hundred
and City millions Of dollars . year.
MAKE HIM TELL YOU what
has become Of the millions upon
millions Of dollars that have been
paid into the public treasury since
the introduction Of this party into
power-.that there j. no account Of
now.
MAKE HIM TELL YOU Why it
j, that, with al the taxes and tar
ias that srs wrung from the people
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

Voters. remember, that one year
ago the New York Tribune said
MEN who hold that none but
Whites should vote, may be we'll
enough in their place, but there is
no room for them in the Republican
party.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

Why is it made felony to vote
in Texas? And why would Sam
Houston be disfranchised there if
alive to-day? Because the Radicals
fear the people. .s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

Sherman has sent for more troops
with which to fight the Indians. and
complains that they are not for
warded. But they cannot be spar
ed. They are wanted to keep the
negroes uppernost At the South
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

"A DDRESs to the nervous and debalitated. whose
- sunerings have been protrected from hidden
causes and whose cases require prompt treatment 70
reude1 existence desirable; you are suffering, Or
have suffered, from involuntary discharges, what
effect does produce upon your. general health? Do
you feel weak, debitated. easily tired9 Does little
Does your liver, or urinary organs, or your Kidneys
frequently get out Of ordcr3 IL your urine sometimes
thick, milky, Or hocky oIs roPy on settlingf Or
at the bottom after hasstood awhile! Do you have
spells Of short breathing or dyspepda3 Are your
bowels constipated? DO you have spells Of finting
or ru,hes Of blood 70 the bead? !. your memory i'm
subject! Do you feel dull listless, mopng, tired Of
life? Do you wish to be left aione to get away from
everybody Does any little thing make you start or
your eye Is bril,in.' The bloom on your cheek %
brights DO you enjoy yourself In society as well!
Do you pursue your business With the same energyl
Do you feel - much conAdence yourself? Are your
II 10. do not lay it 70 your liver or dyspepsia Have
you restless nights! Your back weak, your knees
weak, and have but little appetite and you attrib.
ute TIL. to dyspepsia o. liver complaint!
cured, and sexual excuses, are ell capable Of pro-
ducing weakness Of the generative organs. The
organs Of generation, when In perfect health make
energetic persevereing successful business men are
always those whose generative organs in perfect
health! You never hear such men complain Of being
melancholy, Of nervousness. Of palpitation Of the
heart. They are never afraid they canno, succeed
In business; they don't become sad and discouraged
they are always polite and pleasant 10 the company
Of ladies and look you right In the face none OF you
do not mean those who keep the organs inflated
by running to These will not only ruin their
constitutions but also those they do business with Or
for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases. from
the effects Of self abuse and excuses, have brought
about that state ness In those organs that has
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

Why is it made q felony to vote
in Virginial And why would
Washington be disfranchi ,ed there
If he could rise to-day? Because
the Radicals fear the people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16
HALLS
Vegetable SiciIian Hail Remover

Everv year Increases tho 1Opsse
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alone. We can assure Oss7. old
patrO1ss that Il Is kept faszIv ssp to
its high standard, and to those
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the scalp, Oy its use, becomes
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es'ssptiOsss and Cla'sllrMH, and Oy
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hair from falling Osst, as It slim
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16

Why arc white men disfranchised
and negroes enfranchised? Because
the Radicals fear intelligence and
court ignorance
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-10-16
FRIDAY. OCTOBER, 16, 1868.

FRIDAY. OCTOBER, 16, 1868.
Democratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
e.. HORATIO SEYMOUR,
-... OF New York,
gar, FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
FRANCIS II. BLAIR,
OF Missouri.
Presidential Electors For. the State a,
Large.
JOHN H. O'NElLL, of Dubuque County
n. ". B. BENEFIT Of Marion County
For Congressional Districts.
lst, NJ. NJ. Bleakmore of Jefferson County
End, J. H. Wallace Of Muscatine County
srd, J. T. Stoneman of Clayton County.
4.h, c. H. Mackey of Keoknk County.
9Th d. NJ. Harris Of Harrison County.
9th Thomas Sargent of Webster County.
For Secretary Of State.
Hon. DAVID HAMMER.
..r. Clayton County.
E0f Ae&1Ster VI AAHu OASV
A. D. ANDERSON.
Dubuque County,
For State Treasurer.
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY.
Woodbury. County, 49,.
For Auditor of State.
HARVEY DUNLAVEY.
Davis County.
For Attorney General,
J. E. WILLIAMSON,
Warren County.
Member of Congress Sd Cong, District.
a~ WILLIAM MILLS,
--6-" Dubuque County.
For Circuit Judge,-IIoward, Winnesheik,
~ and Alamakee, Counties,
EDWIN NJ. FARNSWORTH.
For Clerk Of District Court.
@."2E H. NJ. GREGORY, "
For Recorder.
GUsTAVE DORR. =
Against striking the word White from
the Constitution Of Iowa.
Against Negro Suffrage.