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Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

DEMOCRATIC CUNvENTIoN.-TheN National Democratic Convention will, to-day, assemble in the city of New York. to nominate candi- dates for President and Vice President of the Republic. and we earnestly hope that wis dom. moderation and sound judgment will prevail in the Convention, and that popular, able. sound liberty loving Democrats will be placed on the ticket. We have our prefer ence, but are too hashful Co name our men. Grant says "thc country wants peace and he says the truth, but history proves that we never have had peace since his party came into power, all we never shall until it IS driven from power. Democracy and peace go hand in hand and they will hoth take hold of the reins of government next March and give the country what 1t needs Peace
 FRoN OREGoN.-The steamer JgtH [. Sc phsns. with Portland intelligence to the 18th inst. arrived at San Francisco on the evening of the 18th. Of the recent election in Ore gon the Hrad says: "In nearly every county in the State where the Democracy had an un- ItAANAAVitl1ii AAN ANAAtNtsio Ni-f e'4 V actaated by TO principle but lust for the spells of office, combined with ofiice-seeking Democrats of easy virtue to form mongrcl tickets composed in some cases of avowed Secessionists and lifelong Abolitionists-mer who had made themselves hoarse in hurrah. ing for Jeff Davis. and canting, snyling ne gro-woehipers, making common cause against the Democracy, actuatcd by a common mer cenary motive. Combinations of this charac ter were formed in the counties of Linn, Co lumbia, Wasco. CmatiIla, Union, and Baker and 1t Is creditatle to the Democracy as it ] disgraceful to the professed Democrats wh' engaged in them, that they were defeated il every single instance. Not man is electe, to any office by any such corrupt bargain am sale of his professed principles Tbe MeGin ley Troupe was playing in Portland. " had lost track of Mac, but the old fellow ha turned up at last.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

THE |. s. Senate has passed Specific Contract Act. similar, it is said, to that of California.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

THE expeditions legislators or Pehlh! S,, mia passed fifty bills in forty minutes ' or tUo before they adjourned.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

THERE are three hundred and seventy-five miles Of the Kansas branch of the Pacific road completed
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

MATTERS looked squally in Mexico, at re- cent dates from tbat country.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04


 "OuR CousrRr, 'Tis or THEE.'-This is day upon which every American citizen, and every lover of freedom throughout the broad expanse of creation should bow down
 in homage at the shrine of Liberty Let us as members of this Great Republic, unite IS one nan, celebrate the day, and show to our brethren on tic other side of the mountains that no matter where American citizens may chance to be on Freedoms Natal day, they can feel thrill of joy coursing through their veins as they recur to the memory of the men of 16 and the noble deeds performed by them while engaged in wrestling this fair land from the tyrannical grasp of Britain. and sanctifying and consecrating it to Free dom. Let us hope that before the wheel of time reyolyes another anniversary, every State may be back in the Union, enjoying equal and exact justice, and that the old feel ing of brotherly love, reverence for Constitu- tion. laws and the deeds of our common an- cestors will fill the hearts of Americans throughout our broad land Let us today cast aside all narrow prejudice, and say with the poet,-
 | {" Our country ,--'tis glorious land With broad arms strctchd from shore to shore ! The proud Pacific chafes her strand ] She hears the dark Atlantic roar; { And nuTtur'd on her ample breast,
 How many goodiy prospect lies
 In Natures widest grandeur drcst, Enamell'd with the loyeliest dyes. ! Great Godi we thank Thee for this home This bountcous birthlaud of the free Where wanderers from afir may come, | And breathe the air of liberty | Still may her flowers untrampled spring, Her haryests wave, her cities rise ! And yet, til Time shall fold his wing, ] Remain Earth's loyeliest Paradisel"
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04
:. WAsll1NnrnN. Jnne s. lsf

"WAsHiNGToS, June s, lSGS. To WILLIAM DAVIDSON - thank you for the good news. Oregon has done nobly and sill stand with the column of States which in the approaching elections will redeem the nation from misrule and usurpation.
 ANDREW JOHNSON"
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

PRESIDENT JOHNSON must have felt little glorious over the result of the Oregon cleo lion. and well be might, coming, as 1t did, right on the heads of the lmpeachers, and staggering them Here is what he said in a dispatch to gentleman connected with the p.,-ft.u H.rtff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14
Lanterns and Stoves.

~ ANE, WEsfLAKE q COVkRT, manufacturer o.
HDPlan, Stamped aud Japanned Tin W., Festlaks's
Patent Lanterns, haros and Marine cis nails, Stov
and Hollow v ares, No. D. Mich. Ave Agents for the
celebrated Home Comfort Stov,s.
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The People Know.

there sanyth thing the people thoroughly understand,
1t 10 the compara value Of the various medicines o.
fered for their acceptance through tbs advertising co.,
Of the press In scrp.ura phrase, they trya'
but only hold fts 10 hat wyiieh good Hence, medi-
cal preparation that has been growing In favor with the
public for period - twenty years. ard la. attained
lar GER sale than any other remedy of its class
reached In any country may be fairly entitled STAND
sPKcIsIe, touching whose merits there 10
for ntrovesy. Eov this Is precisely the position cf
HOsIETTEa's STOMACH BIrTERs. As a means Of
preventing and curing dyspepsia ordinary indigestion,
biHo,sness, general debility and Affections it
has literally red dozen all competition and egmate-
~ taken its place the foremost vegetable tonic this
continent 5aised tbs hemisphere. in view Of this
s,asfical fact, which may be readily verified by refer,
ayce in relation tfcle in such general
request will he considered egeAstic place
There is which suggests thu necessity for
Of this agreeable nyigorant significant
than the Fall. The great contrast between the tsmpe
ratare Of the nights and days, and the heavy mephc
misis arising from extensive surfaces of decomposn
vegetable matter, necessarily have depressing eject
npon systems partially exhausted by the heat Of
mer, and therefore greatly needing tina. srene III n
seor which the best safeguards against dstnse
Acting as tonic and stomachc, blood dapurenf an
BITTERS exercise wholesome influence upon every
Of he organization and prepare to resist every
unhesithy ftfuance, Hence II great value a Fall
medicine. tuCtttfg&x
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PATRIOTIC GEMS
FROM TIE
~ f < t p r. f SID T. n r. /.

- CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO
TON, SO LONG As OUR ARMS ARE
SUCCESSFUL.
Grant to Sherman February, 1869.
"IF MY COURSE is NOT sAIlSFAc-
TORY, REMOVE NE AT ONCE. / DC
NOT WISH IN ANY WAY TO IMPEDE
TIE SUCCESS OF OUR ARMS.
Grant to HaHeck, Feb. 6, 1862.
"NO THEORY OF MY OWN WILL
EVER STAND IN THE WAY OF MY
EXECUTING IN GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER MAY RECEIVE FROM THOSE
IN AUTHORITY OvERiME.n
Grant 70 Secretary Chase, Nay %, 1865.
THIS Is A REPUBLIC, WHERET THU.
WILL OF THE PEOPLE IS THE LAW
OF THE LAND
= Grnts Letter to President Johr,oa. a,ou.,
1863
Il SHALL HAVE NO POLICY OF MY
OWN TO INTERFERE AGAINST THE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE,
= Grants Letter, Nay %; 1868.
HUMAN LIBERTY Tue ONLY
TRUE FOUNDATION OF HUMAN GOV
EMINENT
Grnk's Ledr III Citi1Hss Of Memphis.
@LD1 ~ AAvA r16ACE..
- 0raHfs Letter Nay %, 1898.
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Special Notices.

4 DDREss 70 rHHg AND DEnIL1rA-
IA tsdsspaw@s - BEEN protTscted frop,
or hsvs snxereS, NJ 1i.hasFts, what T.
fec, doc. !. ssassss h:s'.h ,,,i Do yeu
exsrtIon produ Aseset Does your
liver ~. or ads. -: asqu. .9,l get =,
S Sssfs assis 81 se ;h S,1 :eu@
h.s ..oods Ia:,. q lhoI. q, breath 4.
head 9sjesrs 81 eeEsd q yssr mind CON
..antly dysStn9 subisstf % sou feel dnIi
to b Z; E. .,sr,ees, l Doe. 1
little thing make Ios sslt o. jump !. your sssp bro
TIE bloom on your cheek Is bghta you enjoy
selfin society vel8t Do you pursue your business
with the energy Do you feel ~ much confidence
to Is of ,esanchoiJ So DO not lay IL to your liver
or cyspepsia. Have you restless nights, Your back
and YOU attribute tsis q dyspep.ia or liver
Now reader sefsbuse, vsnereal diseases badly cured.
sexual al capable Of producing weak
of tho generptive organs The organs Of
whtn In perfect health, make the man DID Jon ever
think that those bold, defiant energetic persev-ins.
successful busne ere .lxsys those whose
complain Of being melancholy. OF nervousness, OF
papitation Of the heart. They never afraid ley
discouraged they always po,s and pleasant in the
company ofIadis. cpd look you and them right IN the
facenone Of your downcAat looks an! other nean-
ness shout thcm. do not mean those rho keep the
orsAna aHat4d by running t. excess Ahese viii not
only min their constitutions ut also they do business
with or for.
How many an, from badly deseases, from the
effects of selfaaSs ~ txcesses, have hroneh cut
that Of weahne In those organs that ha. ed
ths general u stsn uucl1 to induce alns
other dis ass-idiosv, lulaey, paralysis, sp. -
tons, suicide snd .Ino-t yny oih,r 70, IN Oh disease
which hun,anityis heir o. ami the real csuse OF the
trouble sarcely suspected AMI have doctored fer
ala bot the 4yia one.
HkLMBoL-s T.oID EXTRACT EUCHU Is the great
Ofurcsic and certain for 6esases Of the Bladder
Kidneys, Ora s Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female
Complsi5ta &C.. raj Debility, and all diseases Of the
Urinary Urgans whether existing In Male or Female
from Whatever originating, and matter Of hsw
long standing
II 10 treatment 10 submitted to, Consumption In
..nit, may snsus. Our flesh and blood supported
from i.se sources and the health and happiness, and
that pot.ity, depends upon pronpt use OF reliable
remedy.
Helr holds Extract Buehu, established upward Of ls
years, prepared by II. HELMBOLD. Druggist 594 New
York and Ion 6oRth 1Gsh sreet, phfladephia Pa PACE
ST. per bottle, bottles for $3.50 delivered to
address. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
a1None genuine unless done up in steel engrased
wrapper with fe-sinilie ofry Chemical Warehouse ami
signed y. 2. IGLNElisH
oct3 ID " 2nl
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VOTE FOR CONGRESS- lNIsss

Here are the votes fnr Congress. in the sew
eral Districts at The last Congressional cleo
lion in this State:
First District ]. F. Wilson 1906, Fits
Henry Warren -, 5: Wilson's majority
1891.
Second District Henry Price lG, 251, John
T. Cook 9, 1920; Price majority 7o37.
bird District: w. B. Allison l5.472. r,
Noble lo,41o: Allison's majority 5000
Fourth District: Loughridge ls,475, C. III.
Mackey 1886; Loughridges majority so72
Fifth District g. NJ. Dodge 4. 2es. i. NJ
futile a,sas; Dodge's majority 4aos.
Sixth District: A. ". Hubbard tRen ,
10000, Thompson Dem 1855: Woodbury.
rep s45, j. f. Duneemba Dem 2; Hub
bard majority GALS.
GyS. Dix on GRAST.-A private letter
from Gen. John A. Dix, written from Paris
nearly year since, contains the following
paragraph:
FARis, Jan, 10TH 1855
have thought for year that Grant should be
President. The prestige Of his name will enable
MIN TO do more than any other man TO heal ma
tional dissensions. which seem to rue. at thi. dis
lance TO be as far from anv satis6 factory solution
As ever Then he is honest, both from instinct
ana haoit, aud he has good sense, perseverance,
anu modest estimate Of his own capabilities. I
hare no doubt that be would call able men 70 nj.
council and listen to their advice believe he
would be firm, conservative. and successful
chisf Magistrate.
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HUNDREDS of Kentuckians have Passed to
the interior of Indians sn HE Jacksonville,
and the New Albany and Chicago railroads.
within tho past week, TO be voted bY The
Denociats, NEXT Nnsday. A large uus. ber
Of them ere Irish. ItiS skeugAdhI ASkaa
one Thousand fraudulent names- hats been
registered in indianapolis alone by the
Democrats. They will be carefully looked
after
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable nsalr
neous disappointment; ridiculous tints: remedies
he III effects Of bad dyes nvigorsts and leaves tho
Hair soft and beautiful, bach bro~n. Fold by NIL
Druggists and Perfnmers and properly applied at Batch
lors's Wig Factory No 16 Bond street, New York.
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MANNING BROS, WEST CO., Wholesale dealers in
vi Notions, Hoop skirts, Hosiery, Gloves and fAncy
Dry Gp.da II LAX street Our stock ntiYsly new
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HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

Eecry year increases the popn-
fnrifU IF this rdtHdbte Hair Prep
ardtiOn, which Is due to merit
patrons that It Is kent Jttiiy up to
its high standard, and to those
achO hare neVer used 10 roe can
confidently say. that tt is the 0niy
reliable and perfected prepard-
ton to restore GRAY OF FADED
HAIR to Its y0uthfuk c0tOr. mail
ing IL soft, ittstrO,ts, and sifhen
the scalp, bU It's use. becomes
chife and ,ieun; 10 ren,0t'cs all
ernptiOns and dnndrnH, and bU
its tonic properties prerents the
hair from falling out. as IL slim
nIdfes anil nOnrishes the hair
Oinnds. By It's use the hair OroWs
thicker and stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary Dinnda
to their normal riHOr. and sciH
create u neiC OfOWth eJcept II,
crtreme old age. II is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used. as 1t requires fc'rer
applications. and Oires the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
Hayes, NJ. d.. state Assayer IF
Mass, says, "tlte constituents arc
pure and cdrrfHify ~ tfed jOs
e.rcetfent quality. and consider
1t the BEST PREPARATION for
its intended pnfJDOses.' Ne Dub.
iish Il treatise on the hair, Uhici
re send free by mail upon dppH-
cation, Hhich cOntains common
ddfOrY notices from ctergy,neIh
DI.usfciuns. the press. and others
ne hare made the STUDY Of HA
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LrcAs COUNTY has had two defaulters,
Wade, Democratic, and Edgnton, Republi-
can. The Charlton Democrat having said
We have had Edginton and wndes defalcation
to make up, and now the voters and taxpayers
want no more Of this kind in any capacity
The Patriot answers:
Are Democratic editors responsible for the ruth
of what they publish not1 We can make great
allowance for ignorance, but very reasonable
code of morals which we have learned Of teachers
thstit 10 the duty of rational creature to know
that thing is true before stating 1t for fact.
We the people Of Lucas county, have not had
Edgintons defacation to make up, and the Dem
serat ought to know it. The quotation above
should, perhaps, be satisfactory, coming from =
Democratic source, ~ it Is half true. That il
better than We expected from such sources. 1t is
true that We have had and still have) portion
of Wades stealing to make up, because his official
bond, under Democratic arrangement, was but a
matter Of straw bail. Edginton's bond wa. amply
sufficient, and the county, the "voters and tax.
PAYERS lose pething.
Naie's bend was in the fum of $S,ose He de-
fau cd for ahou. $500. Suit was brought
on the bond, and Judgment recovered for but
5000, for that WAS the full amount of the bond.
and that could not be collected because the secu-
rlty WAS not good Edginton's hondsmen settle
the tefaleation without suit.
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REP0DIlelu '10nMlT|oHsI.
roR pREsIDENT

=. SCHUYLER COLFaY.
OF INDIANA: -
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saddIery Hardware.
Seamless ThInDle Ske ms.

HEAYBEs 4 RAY, Carriage Goods, ssddiery Hard
AH wa, =. Leather unts, sppkes, and Bent Carriage
VIE srrings Axiee Eosts, aud Maieabe Iron. IS &
T. Like street.
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Business Of all kinds is overdone in San
Francisco. Hundred of skilled mechanics
are seeking in vain, unless at very low wages.
for employment. No employment offered,
except on the railroads or farms, and the
crops are now nearly gathered. Thousands
must De supported by charity, starve or 20
to work on the Pacific or other railroads the
coming winter.
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PLAscHErrE is all the rage just now. 4
few evenings since young married lady viii
several of both sexes, married and single, il
Newark, N. j., was consulting this mysteri
Gus little instrument, when, in reply to .
mental question BY tie aforesaid lady. Plan
Ghetto wrote out, il large, legible hand. "a
fine large boy
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Dry Goods.

~ III .TCHBuRD Il -, Manufacturers Of Lead
/ Tie Pipe, Sheet Lead, Bar lad, Pig Lead Liuseed
| on raw and boiled, 10 North Clinton street.
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"WnLIAM, the Knows never ca. any
body names; but, William, if the Mayor O
the city were to come to me and s,.v sJoshus
want thee TO find me the biggest ar in al
Philadelphia, would come to thee . m,
my hand on thy shoulder, and say to see
William, the Mayor wants to see thee.
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CIAGETT CORNEKED.
TIE Democratic Candidate for
Congress Proven Know
Nothing and Liar.

Clagett and his strikers have persistent,
proclaimed, in defiant and boastful phrase
that he never VT member Of the Know.
Nothing Order. Ano he editor Of the Bur
hngton drgns, and other Democratic organs
deceived possibly by Clagett's audacious de
NAL, have denounced all who dared TO assert
the fact. ~ slanderers and liars.
Not choosing to rest under that imputa
ton, nor to have our friends elsewhere incu,
the suspicion, we publish to-day statemen,
signed by number Of our prominent citi>
zens, who certify to the fact Of their own per
sonal knowledge.
The truth is that Clagett has been IN active
member Of every political organization, in
GLIDING the Maine Lawites, that has ever ex.
listed in this country since he reached tbs
years of indiscre.ion but that is not so bad
to lie out of il:
We, the undersigned, understanding lha,
Thomas w. Clagett, the present Democratic
candidate for Congress for the First Distrc
Of Iowa, has denied over his own signature
in the columns of his paper The Constitu
tton-rublished at keokak, that he, the sale
Clagett, was Know NorHiNG, or q member
Of that organization, and that other Demo
cratic papers and speakers IN the Dislric
have reiterated the raLsEHooD.
Therefore We deem it due to the truth and
Justice to history, to certify and state that the
said Thomas W. Clagett was, and continued
to be for some length of time, an active mem
Der, in full communion with the KNOW.
NoTHIso organization and Lodge Of Keokuk
Iowa. Of this We are positive, and have per
sonal knowledge, notwithstanding Ciaeett'
denial.
KFokvK' Oct. 18th, 1868.
Fl. W. SAMPLE,
&. w. PITTMAS,
O. s. CoNKLIN.
J. G. PARROT,
!. I. GRITTY,
DR.J. HAlsEs,
ELI RAMSEY,
d. W. KILBouRNE.
Gro. W. HARDEsrY,
r. p. CREEI.
| met I. W. Clagett several times il
know>Nothing Lodges at Keokuk.
J. M. SHELLEY.
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THIS i. an interesting Chicago item /:

gu Interesting Snleagonem
John Herkel and Herman Hoffman, with
ano'ner young man, were at party last night,
and by accident, the latter stepped on the toe
OF one OF the first named. Herkel and
Hoffman went down stair, and when The 9TH
er came attacked him, and, he claims. siah.
bed him twice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

GdfE1kos Bk@wflD~ publishes card il
the knlkHiIe papers, saying that several
companies Of the Tennessee State Guards are
of01 Ard and rs9b to h placed in the field,
und9k 1isorder;s bat they Gre under pay and
may not be needed. General Thomas, be
says, has ordered regular troops to twenty
one counties, agreeable to the Governor S
suggestion, and has instructed them as to
their duty, and therefore he thinks the State
troops will not be needed.
WV. LLOYD GARRISON learned the printer 5
trade fifty years ago, in the same office which
printed Whittiker,s FIRST verses.
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~addIcry Hardware.

DURPLE, Green snd Red koornz states The oni
skaters furnished Whtacre Raymond, l66 Wsshingto
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KOOnng States.

I1UBgEg CLOTHING CO., y. M 4 ". A. sherard
II Mapafaetrrs All descriptions Of HEAVY and Fancy
Rubber Goods Hose and Betting Stationery and Drus
G1nd4 IakhAkrnef.
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DRtjHAM, GOODYEAR HAYES Cosch and
IL dlery Hardware, Leather, Hubs spokes ana
Carriage work, Springs, Arles, Bolts and Aslleabie
lsi Lax street
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+ ILBERT HI BEARD 4 o., Twnes and Cordaxe OF all
VI descriptions, Cotton Canvass OF all widths and
weights Tents, Awnings and Covers, Tar Pitch osknm
rask fe Blocks, etc 2e6 and 20r Wsser street.
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e,.ss. Painss and class.
i=-=----7s--== -
Paper.

r EVILS. HAN co sell Paints, Oils, varnishes and
l 4 Window Gia4s. CHEAPER than any horse In the
Northwest. 90 to So South ster street
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AN indignant orator at recent political
meeting, in refuting an opponent, thundered:
'sMr. Chairman, scorn the allegation ard
defy the alligator
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Rubber Goods.

MCCAIN 4 FITCH, f2o sonth Water stree Whole
lsI ne Dtsists in Coarse and Fine Wrapping faPers
Twina. and paner Bags Of every description.
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STATE TICKET

Fir Sc-etary Of Nate,
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
FIR auditor Of iSafe,
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
FIR Trensurey Of Hate,
sam i z. RANKIN, Of Washington County.
For Register Of Mate Land one.,
G. c. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR Attorney Geaerul,
HENRY O'CONNOR, Of Muscatine County.
FOR MEMBERS OF coNGREssl
First DsMetc-dEORBE ". McCRART-
Scnnd Disrfct-CoL. WILLIAM SMYTH.
y7trd Dist,ict-WM b. ALLISON.
Ft1fA Distvict-WILLIAM LOUGHRIDQK
fffh District FRANK W. PALMER.
xzfh Dishkst-CHARLEo G. POMkROY
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Oils aud Paints

WILLARD FOX, mannfss,r ? Of Window Glass
J.. White Lead Oh and Put agent for Brandon
Paints Richmond Praya Axe IL ErosNys Carriage
i q
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()Oilimis,slillI,Onl.

T
I DLAfn, ESsMoRK Co.. Commission Merchants
- No. 1876 Washington street-flour, Grain, ProYis-
ions. &C.
| T1EDERW0OD& CO. Com mi ,sion Merchants IN Flour
~ GRAIN Seeds, Pork, Lard, Beef Ta,ow, etc., once
+ os Washington street 81 ~
ITILEs, COLBY MeMAHAN, Commission Mer-
chants and Wholesale Provision Dealers, 236 South
| Mater sireet ChicAfo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-14

GRAND BARBECUE At DIES MOINES.
an Friday and saturdav, October % ard ~ there
VIII lie At Dee Moin.s Grand Mass Msefing q: the
state. NJ which the following speakers will lie present
GFN. LOGAN, Harlan a W NcCRARY
CEN. oaLEspY, RIRKwocn WIN. HMYTH.
GEN. PALHRR, WILSON. ". B. ALLISON.
GIN. HURLBUT STONE, LDU0HRr or
fHGERs3LL eCONNOR PALMER
YOUNG, GLASGOW poMUROY
Local Committees will please mako appointments
for those lsys All Tanner Organizations In the State
re especially invited to make arrangements for attend
ne this meeana LIT every county Ia the State bersp.
nted. P. MELENDY. Chairman.