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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-25
Come One. Come All!

See for yourself and buy Good Bargain before it is too late, being determined to sell out our entire stock in as short time as pos sible. Consider, then, your own interest: times are hard, money scarce; and, in view of these facts you will do we'll to call at
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-25
N Q U R LIN F. IS

Should be kept in good condition, before fall thereby warding of and preventing Chilli, and Fever, Bilious Fever, Dumb Ghills. Sc.. and nothing is so etfcctusl as
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-25

GRO. N'LAEHa
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1868-08-25
Money Made.

So don't forget to call soon, in order to get the best selections and choice of goods.
 K GATES & RRO
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

This morning about 3 clock a fire starts
ed in a little building on Water Street, next
door 10 the residence cf n. c. Goddard,
which spread rapidly TO the shoe shop Of
Mclaughlin & Coughlin, then to II. II.
Herriad's boot and shoe store and shop, and
finally to the grocery ana store Of Treat &
Smith, where il was stayed by the dead wall
Of brick in S. o. Wilson's building.
The goods Of Herrad. and Treat & Smith
were nearly all saved but damaged by re-
moval. The paint shop contained small
stock Of paints. This, with the stock Of Me-
Loughlin 4 Coughlin-,he all Of poor men
were total losses. The building Of Treat
K Smith was insured for $500.
Only by very severe exerlion was the row
Of buildings opposite saved. Had i. occur
rcd two hours earlier, this would have been
impossible.
The brick bakery Of Treat & Smith was
saved, and they move their goods into the
CraDdall x Thomas building.
The heaviest losses are covered by insur,
ancss: the exact particulars we cannot give
At the p.ese.-'t wiling.
Cause Of FIRE IN a..."wu.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
NEWS lTE Ms.

Charles Z. Nix, Esq, Chisf Clerk Of the
Indi IN Bureau at Washington, although
holding that position for thirty years, Is en-
toying bis first formal leave Of absence with
bis children al St. Paul.
Measures are on foot for the extension
OF the Knoxville branch of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad to Cumberland Gap
from Lopdon, instead Of to Knoxville ria
Rig Creek Gap.
Commissioner Foote, of-lhe Patent Of
fee, has determined 10 reeomend to Com
gress The establishment Of workshop with
in the Patent Office building, for the manu-
facture and repair Of models, with skilled
workmen TO be paid annual salaries. IS
Michigan paid one-eighih Of her State
debt during the last focal year.
"A Madrid special says news from Ali
cante, Carthsgenia,, Barcelona aud Cadiz,
announce that most of the shops and mans
ufr cturies ia these cities have been closed.
The workinfimen, deprived OF labor, are be.
coming restless and boistrous, and the fear
Of . general riot all over the country causes
great unessiness to the Provincial Governs
ment. The loan Of 10, GOT, 900 reals. f&l70>
CODY opened for the relief Of the working.
men, has not been entirely subscribed. The
social question assumes here the sane as.
pect rs in Paris. ia 1913, and Socialist
Clubs are forming all over the city.
f "A Paris special says n. Ratazzi, for
sn,erly Minister Of Foreign Affairs nj Flol>
ende, is ac.aslly ct Paris. His mission, al
though q seerct one, is said to relate TO the
evacuation, Of Ronsa By the French troops.
He II. Tsrcec.sfd, % be placed sgain at
the head 9TH. Italian Cabinet.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
STATE NEWS.

The State Agricultural College opened on
the I'D ul., with thirty students, and more
coming. tes#
The time for receiving plans for the State
House from architects has been extended 10
March, 1869, by the State Census Board,
The Grundy Go. alias says that Parkers.
burg Is growing rapidly aud is bound 10 he
good business point.
The Thompson & Parkhurst troupe have
BEEN giving concerts northeast Of us.
A destructive FIRE occurred at Ottumwa
on the 3Oth ult One>tbrd Of the business
portion of the city was laid IN ruins. Loss
estimated at 100000.
"A citizen OF Benton Co. was robbed OF
81 100 by bis hired man, the other day.
The Eort Dodge North Vest states that
the crops Of engineers aud surveyors, who
have been running line on d. 4 S. C. road
from Sioux City eastward reached Fort
Dodge on Saturday.
The DabDque Tin<s says Of the Dunleiil
tunnel: The tunnel ID 50 far completed that
the ladies are promised trip through its
hidden recessas next Sunday. Is Curiosity
Is the prevailing passion Of the sex we mar
expect to see large number out upon that
occasion. ssss 3- ss
PLATTyILLE RAlLEoAD.-Ihe work Of
grading on the PisiiesiIie & Mineral Point
railroad is being pushed forward vigorously,
and Il rs confidently announced that If The
fine weather continues, the grading will be
c6n pleted 70 l'ix,tcyillc tic present fail.
Iron will he rlarsa upon che soad vs. fas rs
il i GRADED and tied I,at. TWfs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
ELECTION OF ma. ALLISON.

The combined tforts of 6 The world, the
flesh and the devil To bias, the fair fame Of
Mr.. AIlisen and defeat his reelection 10
Congress has resulted IN bis receiving mas
joiiiy Of about G,00o. Heru-. beLi.. Grant
few hundred votes, but the onl, wonder is
that SO few comparatively could be iuau-
enced by the desperate efforts Of the whisky
ring, to vote agains. him. 1t speaks greatly
Tor the intelligence ofihe Republicans of The
Sd .::-arict. Very many Of the Germans Of
dialogue, u.. ..< the control Of Rhoa- berg,
were led TO vote agaius. ar. Allison. Tbs
Is no matter Of wonder, nor oe-s u III The
least initiate against the character o. "
Allison at home. In fact it speaks volumes
in bis faror thai the faction under The COM
troll of the whisky King Of Iowa both worked
and voted against Lim.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
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PER- son Al.


"Mr. As,or's taver.s" in New York. con-
sames 100000 tooshpicks per aanam.
Con. M,gradcr has been put under bonds
in New York, to keep the peace for six
months.
Seth Grcen, the prapagator Of the tnny
family, has discovered new species OF shad
in lake Oatario, with saub nose aud a giz.
zard.
Brigham Young hasa huge deposi, in the
Baak of England.
A western paper accuses Maygic Mitchell
OF being ~ years old.
lamas's case agains. Caas. Dana, for
false imprisonment during the war, came up
vesterav on motion 10 have the order re-
moving the case to the United State. court
Sc, aside. Decision was reserved. Lamar
claims 100000.
There is a slight error in the statement
tia; Carlyle new Life Of George III, makes
a tirea; hero Of that monarch, 1t does not.
In fact. his new work is not about George
H.; nor is he writing any new book a. all.
Furthermore, he doesn't expect to make any
more books during his life time.
Robert Homer spontaneously contrib,
u,ed $4,000 for q gymnasium for Princes
ton College on learning, at the McCosh iu>
stallation, that such thing was needed.
This induced Mr.. Narquand, New York
banker, to go and do likewise. aud so the
gymnasium swill be built. The boys say
"Buly for Bonner"
Oscar p6ener, who in d, spite Of his name,
plays The piano instead Of the fife, has re-
I rned TO, this country from Europe and will
give concerts to New York this winter, at
Steinway Hall.
James 7. Brady, well>known Democrat
in New York CITY, SAYS he knows Demos
crat who holds FIVE offices, draws pay for all,
works in none, and he spends his time chiefs
" in bowling for economy of public af-
fairs.
Mrs. Stephens, daughter Of Thackeray,
is in Boston.
Ball Run Rassell is to marry the daugh>
ter of an English member Of Parliament.
Prof Agassis commenced a course of
twenty lectures at Cornell adversary las,
week.
Edwin Forest signed check, on Thurs
day, for SIS, 00a, in favor Of Mrs. Catharine
Sinclair, his iorwer wife--ihe proceeds in
par, of the old divorce Judgment in her ia
vor.
Mrs. Polly Kent aged eighty-one years,
recently walked from her residence, in Stur>
bridge, Mass, to North Spencer, distance
Of fifteen miles, in five hours and a half.
Miss Carpenter. the English prison re.
former, has departed for a secood visit to
India, for the purpose of founding system
OF schools. with . view to the ELEVATION ofthe
native female character.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

RADICAL low 4.

We print in the news columns of
The Posi-, to-day, n valuable dis
patch from our correspondent at Mus
catine, Iowa. being a statement Of
the values of the personal paopcrty
OF all the organized counties OF our
sister State, as this year assessed for
purposes OF taxation.
The growth Of Iowa, both in popu.
lation and wealth, has been axtiaor-
dinarily great oflate years. 1t is well
knowp that during the decade from
1850 10 1850, the ratio OF the increase
OF wealth in that State was about 043
per cent, and that her increase in
population during the same period
was more than ESQ per cent, and
higher than that Of any St TIC which
had been admitted before the census
of 1850 was taken. II is not TO be
supposed that this -odigious ratio
of increase will be shown 10 have
been maintained during the current
decade. The State sent more than
80 coo troops TO the field. 70 fight the
late rebellion, Of whom thousands
suffered the casualties of war. Her
growth must have been stayed for
four wears by this great display of
patriotism. Nevertheless, the popu-
laiion of the State was 10000 IN
1867. against 674,048 in 1860, and it
is claimed that there are now in the
State no less than i,s50,000 souls.
who are possessed OF wealth O. the 4
value of s6oo,oo0,0o0.
OF this great aud greatly growing
State, destined to be before many
years ono Of the most important agri-
cultural States Of our Republic, Chi
csgn is the natural and inevitable
commercial metropolis. Ofthe 1900
miles Of railway in Iowa, more than
$4,000 bring their freights straight 10
Chicago without breaking bulk. Here
are facts enough, without stating
Others that might be given to show
how closely connected are the inter
rsts of the great State west OF the
Mississippi, with those Of Chicago.
They cannot be sundercd. The bans
cannot be forbidden. The marriage
must go on, and a happy time made
oft evermore, in the long hereafter.
II IS hardly necessary for MS to
add that THE EVENING Posr will
continue to furnish to the go.ahead
peope OF the Northwest, rs well as
TO many Of the live folks in all parts
OF our country, all the interesting
and valuable news pertaining to the
Hawk Eye State, which is. or may be
hereafter, comcatabie.- = Chicago Post.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

four persons are to be tried for murlcr
and another for an attempt 10 kill, all tn
others being The work of tie last six months
One ofthesc murderers killed two persons,
SD that the whole number Of lives dc.,royed
is FIVE; oas was mother killed by her son,
and two crimes vera an aged couple whose
murderer had been their trusted servant.
The entire population of Rockingham
county i but about $4,000, and 80 many
murders are nt recorded Ia It's annals Tor
half q century before The murders in
Worcester county have been mentioned in
comparison, but at the same ro,io to the pop.
ula.ion there should be sixt en- murders in
Worcester county, and about 100 in all Mas
sachuse,ts. The actual number reported in
Massachusetts, for the past year Is less than
forty. Enough, one would suy.
la cvery one o. these New Hlmpshire
crimes, drink was directly or indirectly the
occasion. The murderer Pike, who killed
Mr.. and Mrs Brown for their money in such
horrible manner, il believed to have been
only thief by nature, but made An assassin
by drink. He is, 10 be sure, criminal by
habit having been sent to the Westboro res
form school when boy. then to Jail. then
10 the state prison, then 10 the house of cor
rection,- always tor stealing,-and having
spent nearly all his adult lte, when not in
the army or navy, IN some kind of a prison.
But he seasoned his the!ts with drunkenness,
aud prepared himself for the las: erin by a
glass of glass Of whisky. The other three
who committed murders were simple druk-
ards; one Of them in fix Of dclerinm killed
his own mother ut Derry; another when in
liquor killed his fellow workman at East
Kingston the third killed man who was
jealous OF hin, and who had threatened his
hte, both being incorporate. The fifth
criminal, who was attempting to kill, was a
rum, SELLER. who shot one Of his own customs
ers, poor soi, at North Hampton. 1t is
no wonder that the temperance party grow
stronger when such series OF crimes IS di.
rectly tracenbe to drunkenness. Spring.
feld Republican.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

No wonder New York city gives $4,000
Democratic majority. Read hox voters are
manufactured TO or der in that victorious city /.
Says the Nation:
This is what one Of our upright Judges
he was upright at the moment--did one
day last week. He invited friend who
happened to be in his court room to sit bv
him while he played little joke. Then be
lett of calling the names from the list before
him and proceeded tocall of a long string Of
purely imaginary names Invented BY him.
sell onthe spur Of the moment John Smith,
James Snooks, John Jones, Thomas Noakes.
and the like. For every name . man in
stantly answered, and took certificate
Finally seeing aperson on the other side of
the room, scratching his head, the Judge
called out, George Scrachem 'Here!' re-
sponded voice. Take that man outside to
scratch said bis honor to the usher and re-
sumed the more regular manufacture OF
voters. Yet there is not single Democrats
ie lawyer OF any weigh, in this city who
dures 10 come out aud run for eert.. in one
Of orr ji,dgestips against this andacious ruff,
fan, who might as we'll as not be defeated
had any Of his nominal perry associates
the nerve to face him and his hackers
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
In Bankruptcy.

In tile District Court If tho United States for
the District Of Iowa. In tho matter oe Henry n.
Freeman, bankrupt. Notice is hereby given
that petition has been died Ia said Cou ~ BY
said Henry \. Freeman, oil Byron, ia Tho county
OF buchanan and State Of Iowa, in said District,
duly declared bankrupt under tho act of Con
gress Of March End, 1867, for discharge and a
certificate thereof from all his debts and other
claims provable under said act aud that the Goth
day OF Novolnhcr. A. b. 1868, ut O'Clock r. ~,
u assigned for the hearing the same at q court
Of bankruptcy before Hon. Willis Drum mond.
Register Of said bankruptcy, At Room No i,
eus.om noase Dubuque, Iowa, in said district,
where and when oil creditors Of raid han k,nnt
who have proved their debts; and all other pcr.
sons IN interest, may attend and show cause. il
any they have, Why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted
Dated ut Dubuque, thi. 18th d,v of o.tahc,
A. d. 1860.
LEE WRA.r, Attorneys. Independence, Ia.
is--aw u. Upper, Deputy elk.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

"A Msrseillcs special says the latest
mails received from Calcutta, via Marseiles,
ingorin Us that the Russians wcrs making
rapid progress in Northern Asia, and that
the town OF Cslish, had been captured.
"A Rome special says the Sacred Col,
lego ofCarliaals, preiided over by His lIo-
illness, ropc Plus X, have ne, for the pur-
pose 81 advising MS to the best mcaus OF in.
crossing the Papal rrmy; should the Ficnch.
as it is not feared, cvacuate the Roman
States.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
MRS. FAWCETT,

Would respectfully announce 10 tho Ladies'
Of Independence aud vicinity that she has open
cd her new Millinery Rooms over s. Waggoner's
Book Store, three doors west OF the Hontonr
House, where she will be pleased TO wait upon
those who may favor her with their patronage.
A full assortment Of Bonncts, uats, Ribbons,
Flowers and Ornaments Of the most fashiona-
bic style, and everything usually kept in well
stocked millinery store, which she win sell ut
reasonable prices, and she does her own
bleaching and pressing, all work warranted to
give Satisfaction. Also dress and cloak max
ing and Stamping on Muslin aud Wooden goods
nsaay Executed y mrs. EAWcETT. Z
InderendcAee APRIL 9th, 1868.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
THE RESULT IN IOWA.

Radical Iowa has covered herself all over
With glory. North, South, East, West, thro'
all her borders, tie Republican majorities
have been increased beyond all precedent.
The majority in the State cannot fall much
short Of $4,000. The majority for Lincoln
in ls6e was l2,is7 in 1854, 3s.419. The
majority for Gov. Merrill last year, Gas 26,-
Ts9. What marvellous " reaction" which
nearly doubles the Republican majority
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
Executors Notice.

Not ice is hereby given, that on the End dsy
of Nov. ls6s, the undersigned were duly sp-
pointed aud quail lied as Executors OF the ia
win and Testament Of Justus Rose latc ,f i,a-
chanan Co, Iowa, deceased. All persons Lav-
ing claims against the estate Of said deceased
are notified To present them fully verified to
the county Court Of Buchanan Co. Iowa. fsr
settlement, or that in Is months from this date
they will be barred. Also persons indebted ~
said estate are required TO come forward and pay
their Indebtedness to tho undersigned i'm nedi
ately.
ELIZABETH RosE, l.. ". HART,
fnFsf ~sys Executors.
November o, 1868. 80 sG8#@ ly-Iw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
TnE sUFFRACE AMEN DEEMS.

One OF He crandett results Of Tuesdays
election is the adoption by a majority Of at
least Is, geo Of the Constitutional amend
menis doing away With the arstocracy Of
color in our noble &ase of Iowa This Is
the most valuable lriuuah Of the campaign,
demonstrating as it does .l,e rapid progress
Of the principles Of true Democracy, and
the eutire consistency Of the Republicans Of
Iowa. It's moral etfec, viii be prodigiou..
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.

M nhnANIk0 to remove all dosirc for To.
w bacco. This great remedy l. an excel
len appetizer. II pmrifes tho BIZ cd, invisor.
atss thc system, POSSESSED great nonrishins and
gest the heartisst food, p,xkcs sleep refrc,hinc
sns establishes robust health. Smokcrs ana
CAsstss fw Si<y Years Cured. Price Fifty
Cents Per bog, post free. a treatise on TIE il.
furious effects Of Tobacco, with lists OF reference
testimoaiais, &C., scut fr~e. Agents wsntcd.
[16-l2w.]
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06


The Republicau majority in this county
is Gar ahead Of the most saaguine antici-a-
1,ons. Eight bunired was fbe h;ghes! any
Repaiii m dared whisper, ard wien the
gra''d result was known, The most profound
atonishnens was depicted alike upon Rail-
ell and Densoci ATTIC countenances. The in-
crease il certainly wonderful, every town
sip but MiddleGeli giving larger ma ority
than ever before. We have not time this
week to asalyze the yVte u lhe several town
ships, hut give the result m every township
but Wesiburg. Estimating sNestburg, The
fssult Is total majority Of $50. The ma,
jority for su4raee Is 1t least $50. Mr. AlIi>
s,u's majority Is ahOat $50. The PROPOSE
non for ) new jail il carried BY good ma
Jority. The follo~isg is The vote by town.
sips; . 800
Rvfcu GaHNFv
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

FIVE MuHDEas IN osE NEW EscLAsD
County, The increase Of crime is one Of
tbose thugs Of which. we are constantly
bearing, but the true measure Of it is not
very accurately kept. A few shocking crimes
make more impression on the public mind
than great many Of the more common and
dangerous sort. But there are SEASONS when
there seems to be an epidenic OF crime, and
when the circumstances Of the crimes rom
mitted are more horrible than usual. The
present year is such season, and is partic.
ularIy remarkable for its murders. No part
Of The North has a more extraordinary rec>
ord in this respect than Rockingham county,
the southeast ccraer Of New Hampshire.
AT the sc ,siou Of tn crininai court which
opers al ov.s.uoutt tbs eesk, ~ less han
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
Independence Nursery.

AZ the Independents Nursery, one milo ives,
y this City, may be found good assortment
Il Apple Trees. Morrello and Early RicLm and
Cherries, Plum Trees, Red, yellow and Tran
seendent Crabs; lIoushten Scclling ooscber-
ries, u Ok Cap and Purple caac Raspbcrrie.,
Grapes, currants, Roses, Towering Shrwbs,
Evergreens and everything IN the Nursery line
j. 8 BpUcK,
!gorniErcn.
13lr
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

Rosenberg, the Tammany manufacturer
II bogus naturalization papers in New York,
has raen held to BALI $l3,500. The Grand
jury at sew York have found indictments
against all pers.ase engaged il lie frauds who
have been in custody long enough for them
TO pass upon their cases. Several prominent
Demos rats are implicated, aud the excite>
ment in the party Is wide spread. 1t is al
ready apparent that the arrest Of Rosenberg
hns produced good effect, Determined not
to do things by halves, the Republican Com
mittee have copied the, registry lists in NIL
the districts, aud find lha, about $4,000
names have been illegally registered. IT'S
whole registry in the city exceeds $4,000
which is about thirty thousand in excess o.
the probable vote.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
THE LADY'S FRIEND.
sPIEDl1lxDuCEyEyrS 10 SBscgBfIS.


The Ladies Friend announces the following
Novclets for 1869 :--.'netwecn Two by Eliza.
beth Prescott, author Of ''Iow Women had
her Way" &c. THE Prize OF Two Mems Lives, .
by Amanda NJ. Douglass. anihor OF The De.
barry Fortune" Sc.; 4 New Noveiet by Louis
Chandler Moultou, author ct Of Fleeing from
Fate" &C.; md u new Novel by Mrs. Henry
Wood, the distns uiahed English Novelist au
thpr OF East Lynne" H.. tunlcss Mrs. Wood
is prevented writing il by vi healihi--with MI
nerous Shorter Stories by 4 br.liant galaxy OF
lady writer's.
The Ladies' Friend will give \ finely -exccntec
Steel Engraving. handsome Double Page
Finely colored Fashion Plate. Engraved on
Shetland largo assortment OF Wood Cuts.
illustrating the Fashion, Fancy Work, &c, in
every number
II will give popular piece OF Music worth
the cost If the Magazine in Itself in every mum
her
A copy Of tho Large and Eean,ifal Premium
Steel Engraviug--"fho Song Of Home at Sea"
engraved expressly for oar readers. nj cost
for the engraving alone of nearly $1,000 will
BIZ sent tpost-paid, 70 every tall $500 subscli.
Der. and 10 every person sending Oh a club.
This Engraving is - geiu OF Art
sE@ 10 NEW SrpscRihERs. Marx fuis. New
subscribers who send in their names for 1869
before the first of November shall receive the
November and Deccmbtr numbers OF this year
in addition. making fourteen months in ALL Aud
al new subscribers for ~ shall receive the
lnageisieens December Holiday number, mading
thirteen moaths in all
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
TERMS,

0ne copy each Of I.ndy's Frtcnt and Post
aud Premium Engraving 400
The getter.ap OF club will always receive a
copy OF tae Premium Eas,raS.uS. Members ola
club wishing the Premium Engraving, must
remit One Dollar extra.
SD- specimen copy sent gratis.
Address,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

Precisely what e.fec. Mr.. Seymour's car.
pet.baggins tour had upon the result of the
election the returns will show. IN the States
visited by Mr.. Seymour which held October
eleciiona, tie majcriiies are more than doub
led, and in Indiana the Republican majority
Of las, month Is multiplied by ten. This Is
what the World called "bringing up the re-,
sources" II will Row lave time TO reckon
up the profits Of the operation.