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in eighteen precincts of this oitv nm 20 noon.
as reported By the police teiesrsph. IA IA. 600,
This embraces mainly the small pree,net,'
At one o'clock ~ was estimated that two
thirds OF the entire vote Of the city had been
cast. " ~ III
Voting progresses very rapidly, and no qui.
ster election has ever been held In this city.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-This city gives 1900
majority.
Adviees from Iowa show large Republican
gains.
ST. Louis, Nov. s'-This city and county
will give Republican majority Of about 5000.
Pile, for Congress, IL probably defsatsd-
u.s Maine. .iNR
PORTLAND, November 3.-This city gives
Republican majority OIL, o'2, being Republ.s
can gain of t.
BATH, November 3.-This city gives Re-
publican majority OF 072. being Republiesn
gain Oh ar-.....
sAco, November 3.-Republiean majority
$50, being a Republican gain ofa.
PORTLAND, November 3.-Returns from 70
towns foot up Republican majority OF 1875.
New Hampshire. r...
CoscoRD, N. H., Nov. s.-Returns from for
ty-four towns indicate Republican majority
| Of 6,ooo. ..W ID .a.iiII 49, H
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. ANEW Hampshire
gives hepuphshn mJOrity Of b,VO. ...-
CoscoRp, N. Ia, Nov. s.-The Republican
majority In this city 10 $50. POO ' .a.
wisconsin and Ihafana.
NEW YoRK, Nov. s.-Returns from sixty
towns in Wisconsin indicate Republican
majority In the State Of 1b,ooo or 1000. 10.
diana 10 claimed by the Republican committee
BY 10000 majority.
Rhode Island. ..-,,
PRovfDRNCE, n. L., Nov. 3,-The State goes
Republican BY about 5000. Jenokes and Dixon
are both reelected to Congress. This city
gives Ass Republican majority. ...atra
PnovIDRNcE, November 3.--Jenckes' major
ity Is ], 3tlj Dixon's majority 10 ~
Complete State returns foot up Republican
majority OF 800. . ..g# n'
Illinois.
| CHICAGO, November s.-This city gives q
Republican majority OF 4, ZOO.
Cook county gives Republican majority Of
1000. 100 ..
COLON, Republican, is probably defeated In
the Eighth district. The Democrats probably
| carry the Ninth, Tenth, and Eleventh districts.
The Sentinel gives the State to the Republicans
| by from 10, 900 to II, 900 majority.
Michigan,
DETROIT, Nov. 3.-Additional returns indi-
cate a Republican majority OF 1900 in the
State, and that all the Republican Congress.
| men are elected. -..
Nebraska .u..
| PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-NsbraskA returns
|
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-This morning At s
O'Clock Lloyd q. RldgeIy, an old resident,
leaped from the roof OF the susquehann ma
hotel, and was Instantly killed.
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south Carolina

CHARLESTON, Nov. IA strong force OF
special police, consiAting chiefly OF coiored
men, was organized for duty to-day, but no
occasion has arisen for their services, the
election having been one OF the auietest ever
known here.
Partial returns indicate that the Republl-
cans have carried the city by reduced ma,
jority.
The State Is conceded for Grant, but the
Democrats claim two out OF the four Con.
gresSmen.
Delaware. ..
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-Nsweastie county,
Delaware, gives Democratic majority OF 200.
REBELLION Hundred gives Democratic ma.
Jority ofCOo.
PeneadOr Hundreds, Democratic majority
Of 70,
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jority Of l75j Democratic gain O.
Rochester gives q Republican majority Of
$50; Republican gain 800.
Tho Twenty-second ward gives = Demo-
| cratic majority Of 2,o56j o Republican gain OF
I'D.
Csnandsgus gives a Republican majority OF
los.
Buffalo city gives Republican majority OF
800.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 3.-Syracuse gives Re.
publican majority OF ga, a Republican gain
| OF $50.
Yonkers gives a Democratic majority of OF
Republican gain leo.
denessee county gives Republican ma
joriiy Of 400, Republican gain oss.
The Ninteenth ward gives Democratic ma
jority OF 2,6ss. Republican gain l,i23.
The Eleventh ward giyes q Democratic ma
Jority 8, o22, Democratic gain 55s.
Albany city gives Democratic majority Of
1901, Democratic gain OF sos. r
Erie county gives about 1000 Republican
majority.
Stsuben county givcs about 2,2OO RCpubii
can majority.
sullivan county gives 80 Democratic ma
Jority.
Brooklyn gives 1900 Democratic majority
NRw YoRK, Nov. 3-Returns from Alabama
indicate that the State has gone for Seymour
by small majority.
Illinois has gone Republican by CO,OOO ma
Iority.
NEW YoRK, Nov. s,-Returns from Maine
indicate Republican majority OF 1900.
NKw YoRK, Nov. 3.-Rome gives a Demo
| cratic majority Of4iT. fa.I. f.r.
Broom county gives Republican majority
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SAN FaAScIsoo, Nov. s.-Business is gen.
orally suspended. All Is quiet around the
polls. The Democrats probably carried the
city by small majority, but the Republican
vote Is unusually large, and will carry por-
tion Of the local ticket. The Republicans are
confident OF carrying the state for Grant,
Returns from the Interior towns indicate Re-
publican maioritieB.
Nothing has yet been received from Nevada
and Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3.-This State bas
gone Democratic, but the State Is Republican.
New Jersey.
NEw YonK, November 3. 1t 10 said that New
Jersey has gone for Grant by small vote, but
randolph, Democrat, 10 elected Governor,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.-ScatteTing returns
from New Jersey show Republican gains, but
there Is no data to indicate maioritieI. .. 81.
PHILADELPHIA, November 3.-Returns nom
New Jersey shown Republican majority Ia
Hammonton Of 22s. '.
Millville gives Republican gain ofiO.
Bslvidero gives n Democratic majority OF a.
North Brunswick gives Republican ma
!ority of9o. ...
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Howard County Demo rattle
COnventlOM.

Pursuant to pn' lie notice given
the Democrats of Howard County
met in Convention ut Crcsco, Gu
Saturday. Aug Is. and organized
by clccting Gustave D"rr as Chair
man and Chas. Craighill as Secreta-
~.
On motion Of 7. r. Il. Brown the
Convention proceeded to elect dele
gates to the congressional conven-
ton. whcr-upon the following were
elected, W. +. Daniels. D. W. Per.
ry. W. r. Mead and A. p. Heroll. I
The delegates in attendance were
authorized to east the full vote Of
the County in that Convention.
The Convention then proceeded
to elect delegates to the Judicial
Convention to be held at DEBORAH,
Sept. 5. with the following result.
L. Avcrill. Capt. J. +. Donahugh,
Gustavc Dorr, A. II. Harris, and
4. p. Il. Brown.
On motion the delegates in attend
ancc were authorized to Gil vacan-
cies or cast the full vote Of the Co
On motion it was resolved that VIZ
meet in County Convention, at the
Court House in Crcsco. on the 18th
of September at 2o'elock T. NJ, to
put in nomination county ticket
for the ensuing ele ,tion. and that
the central committee be instruct ted
to issue its call in accordance with
this resolution.
On motion tho Democratic Gem
trail Committee. consisting Of A. II.
Harris, TP n Brown and Michael
Montague was retained for the en-
saing year.
On motion the convention adjourned.
G. CRAIoHILL, &. Dom,
Secretary. Chairman.
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blsm Of our country bearing on its
ample folds the soul-stirring names
Of our candidates With other proper
and appropriate notices. In strange
contrast with this was . flag floating
from the window Of the Gazette
with no symbol but paddock, em-
blematic Of the silence of their can
didate. with the significant word,
Hardware" symbolical Of the ir-
rigatiou, Tilton, Greeley and others
accuse tho republican candidate Of
indul ging in. On Thursday morn
irg G.. A. Phillips Of the stage line
Of Phillips and Van Hooser started
us over their road in one Of the old
and familiar coaches Of N. o.
Walker, now prcprietored BY those
deserving candidates for popular
favor, en- route for Postville. Ar
rived there our stay was made agree
able by the kind attention Of G.
Van Hooscr the popular host Of the
National Hotel. From there We
were under the safe guidance of
conductor Lewis one of tho efficient
and popular employees Of the Mil
waukec and St. Paul railway COM
pany.
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& The Democracy Of Howard County will
meet In convention a. the Court House in
Crssce, September 26th At 2 O'Clock ?. NJ.
TO nominate candidates for Clerk Of the
District Court and for Recorder. The ra-
ito Of Representation will be two delegates
for each town, and IN additional delegate
fop each ten Democratic votes pollcd ut the
last election, or for each fraction Of five
votes 80 polled.
Dated Crsseo, August II, 1853.
49, A. II. HARRIS, Chairman.
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Nes0 York Column.
The Union Pacific R. R co.


Now Building railrosd from Omaha,
across the Rocky Mountains, to make,
with its connections, IN unbroken line
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
have just published -
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP.
It comprises full information in relation
Formation of the Union Pacific Railroad
Co. Progress of the work-Topography.
Character of the Country, and Distances
along the Line.
Agricultural Resources, Timber, Minerals
&c.-Farming and Grazing Land Silver
and Gold Timber Coal Iron ; Miner
d Springs.
How the Union Pacific Railroad is built.
Branch and Connecting Roads-Ths Ida.
no, Oregon and Puget's Sound The
Branch to Montana The Denver and
central Pacific.
Resources for construction.
The means sufficient to build the road.
Anticipated business and profits Of the Co.
The way business-Actual earnings.
The Union Pacific railroad company
FIRST Mortgage Bonds-Their security
and Value Principal as we'll a. Inter-
est Payable in Gold; Are the Bonds &c.
cure What are they Worth 'as Invest
ment sc.
This pamphlet will be sent free by id
dressing the company, No. 20 Nassau
street, New York A limited amount of
the First Mortgage Boads, Principal and
six per cent. Interest payable in Gold, are
offered at l02. Full particulars in the
pamphlet.
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Terrible Disclosures.

SECRETS FOR THE xILLIOS.-A most
valuable and wonderful publication. A
work Of 400 pages and 80 colored engrave-
ings, DR.. HUNrER's WADE NEcUX, an
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Woman, their Psychology, Functions, and
Sexual disorders Of every kind, with never
failing remedies for their speedy cure.
The practice of DR.. HUNTER has long
been. and still is unbounded; but ut the
earnest solicitation OF numerous persons,
he has been induced to extend his usefu-
ness through the medium Of his '.vApE NE
CUM" One copy, securely enveloped, will
be forwarded to any part Of the United
States for $500. Address, DR.. HUNTER,
No, 3 Division Street, New York City.
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Mitchell County Democratic
Convention.

The Democracy Of Mitchell County
met pursuant to notice, at the
Cour. House in Usage. Saturday
Aug. Is, and organized themselves
into . Convention by the election of
Capt. n. w. Moss, chairman, and
w. l.. Eaton, Secretary.
Upon motion the following dole
gates were appointed to attend the
several conventions
Congressional. W. L. EAroN /;
Judicial, N. w. Moss. s. b. GLASS;,
NORMAN Noarox, 8. CaAIo, A. K.
EAToN Circuit, JouN RICHARDSON,
PHILIP MEAD, A. w. JEAKIxs,
FRANK SEELEY, J. H. DYER
On motion the several delegates
wcro empowered to appoint substi-
tutes, and that those present cast
the whole vote Of the county.
4 committee upon resolutions
was appointed, consisting of A. K.
EAroN. PHILIP MsAD, A. w. JIM
KINs, S. b. GLASS, and JOHN
RICHARDSON, who reported the fol-
lowing which were adopted:
Resolved. That We approve Of tho
Platform of the New York Conven-
tion.
That in Seymour and Blair, we
have the men for the times, wise
and determined.
That, with them and . democrat
ic House, We may expect to stay
the tide Of Negro Supremacy and
oppression, and in time acquire such
IN influence in tho affairs IT our
country, - to restore harmony peace
and prosperity.
That the proceedings Of this Con-
vsntion be published in the Dsba-
que Herald, Iowa Plain Dealer and
Wsverly News.
w. L. EAroN, N. w. Moss,
Secretary. President.
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Voters will take notice that the
law requiring voters to rcgist er
their names is in force. In pur-
suancc of the provisions Of that law
the Tcwnshi trustees, and township
Clerk, of each township is to meet
on the first Monday of September,
1868, at the Office Of the township
clerk and make list Of the quail
fed voters in each town Of every or
ganizcd county. These lists this
year will be made out us far as
practicable from the poll books Of
last year. Therefore all persons
who did not vote ut that election
should be prompt ia registering their
names on Mnd,y Sept. 7, as regis
tration subsequent to that time will
Lc embarrassed with great difficulty.
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Judiclal District Cow ention

Notice is hereby given that q Judicial
District Convention for the LIST Circuit Of
the 10th Judicial District composed ofthc
counties Of Alamakce, Winneshcik and
Howard will be held ut the Court House
in DEBORAH Iowa on Saturday September
s, 1868 ut / o'clock P. N. of said day to
put in nomination candidate for Circuit
Judge for said District. The Ratio OF
Representation will be for Alamakcc Co.,
13 delegates for Winneshiek Co, 10 dele
gates, for Howard Co, 5 delegates.
49, Dated July %, 1863.
w. II. BURFORD, Alamnkce Co,
L. NJ. FARNSWORTH Winneshcik Co.
= 4. II. HARRIS, Howard Co.
Lhairncn Of Co. Com, Of said Counties.
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FOR SALE.

The building and lot occupied by Z, r.
Dunn as a shoe shop on Market Street.
The dwelling house at the east end Of Peck
street on Gillctt's farm with 8 lots, also a
two seated buggy, and two parlor stoves.
For particulars enquire Of Aaron Kim.
ball. ....
Cresco August 14th, 1868. ... 4
8. d. PEET.
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Creseo Aug. Is, 1868.

MEssRs MEAD & BRowN-Gcnts,
I desire to thank the Mississippi
Valley Insurance Company through
your columns for the very prompt and
Satisfactory manner that they paid
my loss. I insured my horse about
the Let Of August FIR the sum Of
800 in che Mississippi Valley In.
surance Co., through their obliging
agent Mr.. David Gricr Of Cresco. l
had the misfortune to lose the horse
BY snake bite about ! week after l
insured him, and although I had not
received my policy, and the eompa.
ny could have refunded me the mon
ey that I paid on making
application for : policy, (according
to agreement. money to be refunded
in case policy be not issued).
They generously paid me through
their agent David Grier the full
amount called for in cash within ten
days from tho time Of my loss at the
same time that received my policy
thanking them for their kindness for
I am . poor man and could i'll afford
to stand the loss myself. Hoping
the Mississippi Valley may receive
the support that such straight for.
ward generous dealing in Home
company should receive.
I remain truly yours.
G. A. SALMON.
We are we'll acquainted with Mr.. c. A.
Salmon and are pleased to see the prompt
manner in which tho above company ad-
justs her losses and maintains her fair
reputation for just and liberal dealing.
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ID 1 T. ID.

Very suddenly, in Leroy Mimi, on
Sunday evening. Aug 9th, of Appolexy and
disease Of the heart, Emeline A., wife Of
A. b. DeLaRondc, aged IS Yeas and 1
months.
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The Owcgo N. Y. Gazette com
,nenccs its SO volume in al entire
anew dress. presenting an appearance
equal to tho. best Metropolitan
Journals. The 6r,n Of Burdick &
Gallup has been dissolved ~ Bar
dicks retiring thcrcfrom and rcm.v-
ing the Post dice into the Grocery
store Of Myron Ives. The bust less
will be continued ut the old stand
under the firm Of Webster & ':allup.
We believe this to be among the
best and most reliable business
firms in our place. They are fitting
up their store preparatory to the
largest fall trade ever kn"wn in
Northern Iowa Both. members IT
the firm are old settlers and well
known to tie pc ,plo in this vicinity.
.--On Tuesday Vi this week in
company With A. +. Herold We
started across the country to attend
the Congressional Convention held
at West Union on the following day.
Our course was over = section Of
country we had not visited for te"
years. The marked progress in de-
vclopment Of its wealth, everywhere
visible. merits a passing notice.
At Spillvillc where at that time.
was but two or three houses, now is
ono Of the busiest and NEST enter
prisinc communities to be found with
large stores we'll filed with heavy
stocks Of goods. Near Spillville
We were shown grove Of young
timber now valued at $50 an acre,
growing on land that fifteen years
ago was prepared for the breaking
pillow. At Twin Springs We found
another thriving little village and
received hospitable care with Char
Icy Meyers. On Wednesday morn.
ing with large delegation Of earn
est and active democrats we set out
for West Union. Arrived 1t this
latter plsoo we found good quarters
and satisfactory attention rs did
hundreds Of others. with s. D.
Straw the popular host ofthe uni
It'd States House. In the after
noon tho Convention met ut the
Court House, organized, finished its
work In . spirit that betokens >
spirited and vigorous canvass. and
adjourned to the Public square that
the assembled multitude might lis
ten to the oratory Of Mr.. Mills the
nominee of tho Convention, Noble,
Stoneman and others. And right
we'll were they gratifed in the de-
livery of able and convincing argu-
ments in behalf Of the plowholders
against the rag-barons and bond
holders, and the reeking corruption
and extravaganza that is driving
thinking men from radlcalism into
the democratic rpks. In one pro-
cession that came into town were
pointed out seventeen, heretofore
republicans. farmers; bearing tho
banners Of equal taxation and one
currency for IT, taxpayer and the
bondholder shouting for Seymour &
Blair and the principles Of the New
York platform. In the evening the
Court House was packed to its ut
most capacity with men aud women
enthusiastic for democratic success,
who were ably addressed BY Stone
man. Baugh and Noble.
At The Office Of the Uaion We were
entertained BY MeClintcck and
Rickelf end received the warm.
greeting Of hosts Of true democrats
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-08-21

Tho Radicals profess to be in f..
vor Of impartial suffrage. Why then
did their platform endorse negro
suffrage in the &,uth, and dodge the
question in the North?
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Don't suffer With pain A wonderful
power Of Healing! Every family
shoald Keep Il In the house.
esCOsear's0 BuckthOrM Salvo.
tt elects are Immediate. For cuts
6sFns, Bruises, Wounds, Sore, Dreas
Files, Ulcers Old sores. Itch, scvof.
VIA and cutane0us erupsions chapped
hands, Lips &c. Bites Of aniuals.
Insects &c.
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I CnIversal Dinner Pli' 7suxar
eoAted(. 30 years administered Ia Z
shyAsl ans Practice.
s'COseor'S" BlsAop Pills.
OF extraordinary efficacy for costive.
ness, Indigestion, Nervous and Sick
HcAdacs, Dyspepsla Dysentery, Gen.
eai Debility, Liver complaints, ctNls
1esers. &c. Not grirlng. Gensis
mild and soothing.
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TESTIMONIALS.
NON. 0EAl. ". WOODWARD.

MON. ara. ". WOODWARD.
Chief Justice IF II. SMjren. GA.r # ~. w.itss:
Philadelphia. March ID, 1867.
soo1 tonic. a.~s.i - il disease. a. u ~ !.
s.:s: .., an. an. ..n. Of y
action In the SYSTEM. Y..urs truly,
GRO. ". WOODWARD.
HON. JAMEN TEsOMPB4lE,
Judge n Tie Ssprsm. ChMvs Of Isma,ylsas;z.
lhi1sdeipAAia, April y, lS6s.
~ copsider 7JM,nasd's Herman naters paIwabls
sedScsss III caas II ATTACKS Of Indigestion Dyspepr
sia. can sertify shi. from my experience .fit.
Yours, With rselcet,
JAMES THOMPSON
Frsn Rev. jon. u. KHNNARD. ID. -,
IGa~ n tie 7tsth AaySix C.s.sA, lhiLri<ylsia.
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Yours. very respectfully,
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PRICES
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Chief JGsfi~ # the Salvems GAar II ~. w,itss:
lhiid'ie!lAiu March ID, 1867.
= 0In1 Thousands - German Btters' 10
. god tonic, useful Il, dissAsss " ths
digestive organs aud - u great heusne IN
cases Il debility, anil want Of nervous
n1.Ai.a In h.
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NOTICE,

It = w~liestahlishssl net that fully ose-halfsl
the female portion II population ~
:: !" !: Their d.: ' .%. "r ". :' s.:''s;
fe-l MeH." They are lxnguid devoid u all
energy extremely nervouA and have appetite.
To this class II lrs .ssss the B;TTERS. the
T0NIC. arc especially reculmriuleL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-22
RECEPTIONS.

We ARE AUTHORIZEO To ANNOUNCE that the
Ladies of the Executive Mansion. Mrs. Patter-
son and Mrs. Slower, will BE- al home on Mon
day evenings, after seven O'Clock. The even
ing has been fixed upon for the drawing room
receptions Of the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
a. during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice
Mrs. POSTMASTER GENERAL RANDALL will
hold receptions on Wednesday afternoons of
each week.
TIE LADIES OF SECRETARY BROWNIES
FAMILY will receive their friends, as usual, on
Wednesdays, from II to O'Clock, p. m Resi-
dence on Montgomery street, Georgetown
Heights.
STEAMER CoLFAxs RECEPTIONS are to be
every Friday evening. from * to II p. m.
commencing Friday, January Eth. The recep-
tons Of the Speakers mother and sister, Mrs
and Miss Matthews, for ladies, and gentlemen
accompanying them, Will be every Wednesday
afternoon, from TO p. m.
GENERAL GRANT will be at home on We'd
nesday evenings, January 18th and February
9th. No cards of invitation will be issued.