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American.
rio Election In San SALVADOR NicnrIxunn
les> '.,Sn al Washington Suppressed.
PANAMA, Nov. Il, 1903.

- - Salvador VIII be very |
me ircsnentssV election . sAas. win |
eseu'hgi oui the Tsesen. ineumbent, p-~-.
.as's t''e az. lie is popular and has the
t'''s oh ms sae, ana he Is tlx,ng care to drhi
.aIery day.
Although the fever was diminishing thronghou Ut I
the country there was still goo" .". Of s.cAnsss u
some places
a guIp'~ ,.. os.ab,lshes
,a,Ier under direction * two Ere" go
the indigo crop for tho - See -
amounted 10 Ia .eo5 cer"' ,,.,..s :. 80 ,.o 100
| being ,io7 cccocns or,n s,.,oso !, 800. I,
1897. II t1nugAt worm sao.oou. ~ eScess ..
,,n vs,y MR. Al nal set In, rendering tn. tcmpera
- ~ t.'ayys .eeahe. The rainy season is expected
&c dulin4 the preselt month.
Tho NICARAGUA.
NM public authorities have pecn ordered to wear
n scliiS Tor three days on account vi the death o
. VI the treasury, Dou Jose 81. Leaya
ihe nica4 a4Gan Legation ~ ths United states las
ueeh rn piesseu al or.,ea 10 avoid the expense ald
Oh account oi the little Dnsl.ess transacted in II.
Aes5fs. GOtJei AMI lie ada have Made contract
| eranada to Ciiaan0ega anu IRON Leon 10 Ia Bau-
quito.
According to the Cyiiis a,tzetfe the Information
Aishy satisfactory, and that The steps already AIKEN
~ tAe government 20 prev sii an anticipated famine
Niol.S the iilsSt tdvoiblS results, Tat Wi1l the
ceptioD or one or two localities no scarcity vi
iood ~ iiEetr to ne let by the population.
1 Cvlgrsss was Lae 18th November.
| L0u va egtIn sscoJar was about Organizing q
company Z" opena lhe VI stages iroil slezatenango
u tne capita.
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F FINANCIAL AND Co.

MONDAY, Nov. Go p. NJ.
IN view or the meeting OF Congress the fh'siciai
question: ~ looming up with revived importance.
Tac theories Of leading men al at variance WIN
each other. Each mas his opinions OF Tie remedy
TO he applied for the OF tile evils affecting the
financial system. Senator Sumner rides the hobby
or an imaeiiate Return to specie payment, white
his fellow statesman, Congressman Butter Is in favor
Of postponing specie payment 10 some definite re-
Rod There are dozens OF similar small pal.s and
ways for the reform Of the national fnp.ces which
would be made mere patchwork OF cxpedienis
The most sensible views which we have yet seen
are those Of Senator sherman who briggs
to bear upon the question the same plain
practical wisdom which his namesake displayed
III the early councils OF the republic. His ohcon-
traction, anticxpansion theory OF regulating the
currency seems tile least Oh ecLionabe oil any that
have been advanced. II Congress VIII cease tinker
Ing with the question OF Gnauee altogether, except
far to enacf good laws for the Just assessment
and coec.Cn OF taxes for the legitimate support OF
the government, ana let the great demands of trade
regulate the currency. It VIII be ound that, without
expansion ana wnaout contraction, the value OF
cach sreenback win appreciate gradually and stead-
~ TO par with god. ana that, too without any OF
the dangers OF bankruptcy to our great mercantile
community. Wise heads are necessary in the dcloe-
raEions AT Washn ston this winter
The approaching session OF Congress, the report Of
tho illness Of Napoleon, the new complications IN
SPAIN the decrease Of specie Ia the New York banks,
ana scyera other matters were mole or less quoted
as the cause OF Grni opening of gold this morning.
The Price at ten O'Clock was 1855, from Which 1t
temporarily advanced to 1854, recedng to 1857 be.
lore the termination OF business at Ave O'Clock. The
rold gamblers are ready TO take hold OF any pre-
tence for change IN the market, ana they kept tue
pace quite variable to-day. The volume or business
Ia gold was small aud the demand % borrowers
feeble. Loans were made nat for borrowing and at
two to five per ceat for carrying. The gross clear
ings at the Gold Exchange RanS were $780, 600,
the gold balances Sl,562,s59 and the currency
balances S2,l5oS5l. The range ia price Is shown
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MoSDAY, Nov. 3o.-gP. n.

,rm Mo.sDAY, Nov. 3o-6P. a.
CorToy.-Receipts, 1874 bales. The market was fairly
active tho demand being brtss purposes aud an ad
vance in prices 10 the extent OF Ac The
sales were large, being bales ascudng 67 arrived
Of which 6,l,2 taken ~ iortexs & by speeats
69 by spnncrs ar % we've IN ransi There sars
OF $40 bales low middins January, At 2c do
februaryat 2jc do. mid;l and 2Aj do. iIdiug,
for January and February, af 2sjsc. We luose:-
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western preferred. s7a; Ohio and Mississippi, slXa
3lA; Fort Wayne. ll1h nix; Pacific Mail, llsk Q
1ls,s; Toledo 1904 ioo'f; Erie. $50 ask.
Tie weakness Of Rock Island was attributed to an
apprehension thai the Erie Clique were long OF the
stock.
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Reecirts and Disbursements ns me Ohicc Of
the United ssa,ss Assi.t 1T Treasurer az
New York for tie 8-eIth Ending NovcW-
Der 30 lSSS.
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victss EmanucI rnd tho Pnpni etafcs.
Mon the London Gobc, Now Ial
slnlstVf nn,iofs have sDin.Dea currency In the
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HUNG GARY.


11uHU1IiaH DuuScs u 11Apeuuftufess
The sttings Of the two delegations were opened in
Pesth the 18th November, the Austrian ut midday
and the Hungarian the afternoon.
The common budget OF expenditures OF the two
countries was laid before the members. The expeL-
dfture IL estimated at ~, 661 HORNS which CO-
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On Tuesday night, the nth OF November, disgrace
lul scenes were enacted IN Bristol by a party Of
r0uRhs who, wearing liberal co0rs, attacked all the
conservative committee rooms doing immense IN
jury. Tney then sacked several pubic houses vast
iDg ana drinking the liquor. Many. persons are re-
ported injured two being dangerously hurt. The
city is now mucn more quiet The damage Is csti
mated ~ qlile 10000.
On the same night serious riots occurred In Bolton
The siray was began Uy the irish, VINO attacked tue
EngiIShnen. TIE Mayor read tao RIOT act, and Sol
diers arrived Dom Bury 10 quen the disturbance
order was restored 81 a iate hour
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q
SOUTH A.ltD CII.Ta'A a-,....@s i0-s
~~-~--~~~~~->>-~~<>~->-
neTeGt of the Conservatives IN
lanA2la State.
~>o.~~~~~S>'N~->cc~c~>~
- the Liberal
II A.n.y
Soldiers.
- the Liberal
= r0GU1l0N ~ COSTA r.. 4

-,.......o.,.-.s, .:..- :
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MEXICO.

Left In Ruins-The River Ynqui Rose Forty
Feet and Swept Everything Before It-De.
strmcfion of Life and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of the Peoplc-Enccts Of the storm In Lower
California.
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Thew aided and abetted the hirelings and
hound. set upop the South BY Lincoln-the
greatest tyrsnt since Nero, and the most -,
nendous ass since Vitellius.
And ia the name Of human nature, Wno
were those hounds and hirelings1
4 Nissers and foreigners. =.
/ Can /, g the acknowledge ia1ef g ~
great Democracy, not only q ne Nc.sa ss
but OF the whole South, cooperate via susn
men2
VIA, do they say in the case Of Plowhold-
efy .. BosdholdsfsI
What hnse they 70 say about this intolera-
HE national debt, created for the nnhollest OF
III spuyposes end which rests hike 2 sase NJ
cubus upon the energies Of the people
Tho towards say they think 4 snoaid %
paid in greenbacks
They haven't the moral courage to come
out upon the only Democratic platform pos
sibie, and ipeiss upon its immediate ana ~
ter repsdiati0n. 49,
Shame that such men should have the
hsrdlhood to attempt to sit IN the eounciis Oh
the Democratic pss4y. f
Shade of the gallant Booth!
Now, Mr.. Editor, as am not acquainted
l WITH D ltFe Au0 true -
/ baSe no faith in your pretended Democnue
oreea, ] hops You feel no Assoniihmsnt q re-
| ceiving this letter.
am about TO canvass the entire State O.
/ Missouri in favor of repndiatiug the nationa
/ debt, or in default of that,
i Revolusioni II !.
1 / think there are enough Of Democrats
4 good and true IN Missouri to sustain ms.
Let the others who are after the losyes ans
fishes GO their own way.
1 trnst they will be signally repudiased II
New York on the 4th Of July next.
shall speak a. Kansas City on Monday
June 18th, upon this great and important
] question.
/ Please hand this letter to some DemocrA
who was, during Liucoln's war, true to TIL
injured South land trust you have man.
such J, who will attend to procuring pisc,
for the meeting, have il properly advertised
&c.
/ There can be DO personal ill-wilt bstweei
you and me, and trust to your honor as
gentleman TO do as | require.
Back PosEEoY.
/ The man who writes the above, is the mos
/ popular editor in the Democratic party Ant
his paper, filled with just such senseiess, ras
1 cally aud reasonable bslderdash, has I
1 larger circulation and wider influence thar
/ any other issued in the interests Of the De
1 NJ ocracy.
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Refers by Permission 30

Judge Josxs h GILLESPIE. ef Ed~ ardsville
S - P.Ser, mayor Of TIE City q Alton
Weaver, Alderman do do
Geo ys-set do Co do
Il S Bskss,5,dee Alton City coFr.
A csifw.ii,. her Alton NS'fensl Bark
On Rsrts, Ca her tisst kHtioi al Bank, alton
L. la r. Waeiessle 81 ostr Alton
Nsrr BiAhep Go
Rs..llre, Express AEeut, Attn
Topping Bros e. Wholesale Ha'dsare Ntrchants
Nelson usster. do Dc 90
ID s Hoax laai, 8 halesale CiSshisr
Jadse ii " billings
noi A Buck rsster
j Allen FnlteI. Iron Works, 81 Iouls, No
wasers. SIMON, 4 Co do
David Person, Bar ker. rsrrolaon, III
n Blacs bBfn, nae ket YHaen. Ill
Msshes o~xn, Miller, Dc
ia h. foprdly, Lsteb ield N
Jones ehapn q Co, Whclesa:e Dfafers IN Cooperago
hicasc, Ill
tpAetssr y hnleesie Iron nAsler. Fhicseo Ill
wnn Wilson, Mboie.ale Hardware, s. Louis
psus.n q 20 Attn AgreniIur4l obs.
Resneke d Tfonias II lisrs Girafd 81
Ns-ss Can't xtfI d WaBtisr Bnitr DtsIers
A Fai y $50 Msin sirsss. Al I,s,,is.
Jebn shiesd. III sprtb Market sttast St Louia
4 Crozisr, paale Fustdry
Aux frank do 90
Joseph ouigiey, Alton
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~ the certificates are all sold, there win he
donated 70 tho orphans of the city Of Alton two
sheusknd dollars
~ All money receired from tho sale of Ger
iaestes will be deposited in Aitrn National Bank
ind First National Bank of Alton. ~, ia the
credit Of the Association, and viii remain in bank
until The drawing.
~ AFTER awarding theprire.. 8 Warranty Deed
sni be given to the lot that the Iron Works stand
N, and other lots clear Of incumhrnnce
ga- Any person whaling tossee sample Of
,rizes. can do 50 by calling at the Pa.tersonss
iron Work ot6cs.
N0TIs Ei--The above Irsn Nash. y u b ssct
nnning until Awarding Of prizes. and ,essivs IN
rders for work, aad an them - premp; y, q las
cen done for the last seven years.
NOTICES --Ns pssson win b. author;,e "a
III Certificates for the Association, or b. rrcor.
iir.d - an agent, nn'ess holding efrtifo u. "a
bat eject from the Manager Of the Associ rim
N0TIcE.persops sending for Cert ,caies
rou, the eauriry can send in regis,ered iaters.
ieafe giss address, name, town, county.
All orders nnrt be addressed to
JAs. PATTFRsOy.
Proprtstsr ,ard Mana rer.
~ q. ssrcs o. Psteisoa's lrua works, ALTON. IL
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This spIendia Har Dye Is The best In ths sorA d.
MY and perfect Dys; harnless reliable. instant
ae,us 90 dsat /. no ridiculous tints reedle
1s III offsets OF bad dyes; insigoraes and eafep II
Isir ,on snd beautiful, tiasi breen. Fold ~ 2
druggists and Perfau.ets and properly applied at RA
,lors Wig Factory No Is Bond street, New York.
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IRE. s.rnA... : ". sA...n.

j > IA
J.. r 2afA Egg, nessdess HsrHesaek 5ssarance Co
DxAa siR We hereby express to you ard yonr comps
ny nest grateful kno.iejxment Tor your prompt
fcsSi the early settlement Il the oss by fre und
poMy No. ,S5 FIR the sunt Of & So. Your sstton
tho steneut Of our csin entities ypa the failr
COZ edfnee Ard - eheefsris son,m-nd The Compsny
your Company Is one of tbs insttntisrs OF DOR o.
stste. snd Such recommend yun n ths public ii
I'D In the prosecution Of yoar baensss To yoa agent
RrcsFSt 4 Porter iadehted for their attentis
IN sc!t4ins our claim TIL, norufu9.
pt43t-1n B.RSHAMs & VAN ACHA AGH
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FROM SO TO $4,000.

DETAILS OF THE DRAWING.---A suitable
committee Of responsible and honorable gentlemen
will be selected to conduct the drawing and awaEd
ing the Prizes the day appointed at the City
Hail. Alton, I'll. Plan Of drawing viii be similar
to the one Of Chou'eau j. Smith mill aud farm.
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VALUED AT $4,000.

Second Frizs-ope Let Oh Eccand street,
betssaa Pi4sa aud M&rkes streets, peany gppa-
site the City failding, Alton HIPS feet see
end street suitable for stores yales SO .ss9
hir6 Prize -Uoe LIST On cGrHeE hesEcsu
Thiri ard Pourth ssrcets, AfteH. III % feet
Piazza street and 30 fee; deep Valued ct s,eea.
Fourth PIize--one Lot adjoining the above,
20 fee, on Piaea street and 80 feet deep. Faiued
Fifth Prixo--one Lot adjoining the above,
70 fec. on P.sza stseet ani So feet dccp. Valued
At ts,see.
SIX Prize Ore Lot adjoining the above
Lots, II /, frpt Pissn street 80 Il deep, build
ing same z4x4a feet, TIVE stories high, Of stone
snd brick, occupied a. a carpenter shop. Valued
ut 50, 5ee.
6sverth fTixe--0ne new Engine and saH
Mil ali complete Of best nanatsctaFe, and en-
ishrd ia good ssyis. Valued 81 s5.eee.
Eighth Prsxe-,one neE Engine. ell com
plete with Governor. 6e-horse power, finely 6n-
isbed. Valued at 81 Geo.
Four FIizex..eobsisting of four ThresAing
Machines and Hor.e Powers Is horse power,l IL
hest INN ufsetu-c. ysiued 3, $3.50 each 81 soc
Twenty-Five Peg ,s--Ip Sugar NILS con
sistiag of Is new Mile, OF best manufacture.
eI9a eaeh--vaiued at s., Zoe,
One saw rsiii--For saving csrd wood, ne#
and all complete. With power. Value, s215s
9Wsnty.nve Pr xss-.In fne Sewing Ms
chimes Of various styles and of best manufacture,
cf Howe ard Singer Manufacturing Companies,
ranging in price from SIS to $l6a--vslued at 81,
zee.
Twenty-Five PIixes- Tn Silver Hunting
Case Lever Watches, full ieweicd, a. SIS each
valued a. $625.
Fcrty.sevan Prixes--of valuable and use-
full articles. win range IA price from SIS to sIS--
valued al ssTe,
0ns Hrnered Prixes--In Greenhaeks, st
$40 per prize, value 81 eco
Tw nv Prizss-insets Of best quality sill
yer plated Knives end Forks ct ss per set $3.50,
wenty-Eve PIs=ss-Tu sets oi best silver
plated Table Spoons, At Sc per set-SAlued al
sI5e.
Twenty prixes-In Albums, at 60 eaeh--
$iso
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poa,r VOTE ONE WAY AND FI0HT
ANOTHER.
K is universally known aud conceded that
the rebel soldiers who fought four years 10
overthrow the Government and destroy The
Union, will nov under the lead of Beaare-
gard. Furres, and other rebel Generals, vote
for the CoppeThead candidate for the Presi-
-deney. La i. probable that the Union sol
diers after having fought against them under
the flag of the Union for four years, will now
turn their backs upon their illus.rious leader
General Grant, and march under the banner
of Bssnrsg.rd and Forrest to elect Cop
parbead 10 the Presidency.
Is it not safe. rational and logical, to expect
that Union soldiers will. like the rebel soldiers
vote as they fought, under the flag of their
honored leader and in sympathy with the
friends OF the Union?
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kcsenee Advances,
Rnntnn NaE
A00fJ GSHn III 80

HciGuec atAAece.
A. sscn as "a article prpertias 70 he Ct utiy has
iseu tested and it's NESTS endorsed by public op'hof
entrinesr'ea fsr,es snaeaver r-siensh ther dsp'
ted purses D, eountsrf.ing snd Substituting aspniou'
sr the senane article Some time since mereur, IL
III. dis ztiss Of Pits po 5srs &C. was gitsn for
SEES Of the mach and liver, white eusnine was rss.
aininistered fos tbs ohs. At ien.ta EosfETfER
STOMACH IITTtRs made Its aisent and sn fati1t
new sys en- Of h slng inaugu s.sl The bsnthcis'
effects Of ,h. valuabe rrspa ai,n were a. ONCE ae-
kuowiedgei and mineral poi,ons De ed TO sink int
that cb.curi,y TO which an enlightened age has con
signed thsm There have bees many spurious Bitter
pxlmsd upon the community, viii h after trs', has
desp ssund perfectly worthless. while IiosrETTEE'
has proved blessing To tapussn Is wao eve TO IT thei.
re,torAtiou TO hea III and sfrensta.
Yer many years We ha cesd tie steady progrsss
81 Ho.TETTE ~ sToM Gil EITTgRs IN pubiis ests
ration aud its beiis es cts cure .or all disease
arising from ne stomach Il rnerbii nature, ana
70 free sly that iteaa be rsisi eeftai re
ief aud remees Ispto9risscrs made the Ate
o. ey rstcu ii er year, Ct eefa study an sitting,
.rs nov re ping the reverb Gland 6, tn, va ush
;. saac and Which they 50 richly merit lsisthe on,
PREPARATION Of the kud tbs. Is reliable In y cfse and
there sore Jemapes the attention Of tha afsst d.
iupsI5d&w
-A<p>---------
vINEGAR.-PRUs6isG CELEBRATED CIDEl
yfsEGAa, warranted purs, and to preserve pickle
mt Premium awarded at the e. g. Ps,f, Ilinois Fiat
FAR and chicso oty FAIR Largest works Of the kin
in tbs United stitss.
cHlsG d pRUssfyd,
APPS ieod6m ssaSsil Laks-st.- chicaso.
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So D~es the Einnsehek pay liz Lcsssf Read IN
ftl3N ing from promineht bn inesa Of ohIcago:

AS- D~es the Einns%hisa pay liz Lcssst Read III
fiio~ ing frcfa prominent bn inesa OF chicago:
CHICAGO f-ernnry 6th Jse6
T. Sss;0, Fsq, Ifestdent Waaas,tiet lnshsasoe Go.
Dsor Sir: .iuT hm eesfe. aud he oily tender on
yogr C5mpaHy sincere thanks TOR tho prompts
NTH wh oh you have shs day ssttled clam aute
Policy No s23, isasd hy yarr gents. brewster Pc
-r fer Is 90 Ia scAnosl-dsiug tie fscsips Of on
lxin, feel II duty you and hs public r. a..
yon Of orr Krasen' rr.eiatiop your
speedy usnt Of tes iaii ut If polio
W. G. serf l'y eonn.id Jtrr runsp~rs tbs asoasi
.etn Of the putiies and 1aste y.n upon bein
iaopg orr best N.st-rn tu.incEs: and srnxtlng ysi
may b. abl~ta uss htu IN extepd;ng E,skinS
ecsiiek chs Of tha mist ppnar ,on.aliss in or
atS,s. foars. respect liz,
o. O. GRIaas 4 co.
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STATEMENT OF THE
'Xinneshisk Insurance Compan,
JANUARY Isl, 1868.
A & s. r. n s.

First Mortgages on Real ktats, ~crth t~ies
tbs Amount for ~hich IL 10 mo- ssesfs9 a2oeo %
II. 3 5-2s ,ads ...................... e. Gas 70
Rsat Eststa fCompys &c Beild,nsl value 1890 %
Ga ms Tor Prsusu1ss lie and pot p.4 49,. 4113I 20
nt-r China o, the Co. asas iy sears... 40 63A 3o
sr.nts....... .....,............. .. 1853 I,
Personal Proper ty..............s......,. see 10
fetal Aspouat Ct Aasss, OIL 81.
Iasses ADJUSTED md Dus NOM
os>es Atuft-a nd Due 81 40 o,
.sss unsdju Gs e.
Lse~ III suspense wstibs of further Proef... w
total Amount o. Other Legal Claims saan.t the
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First Prize,
PATTERSOh'5
Ir(l Works &F0uldlY

on the corner Of Plaza and Third s'rrgts,, 'front.'
ing or Pissa g. feet, running back 100 tlet.
Size OF Machine Snop, IS feet wide and Ies teet
long, four stories high-hrst story sone, tTs foot
wall the, other three brick metal roof; hcaTy
iron esluans through the eegt;e Of each stafy.
Foundry u feet vide, 50 feet long, 20 fest high,
OF brick good eupAle and room, and core room
BI eksrnih Skap IS feet vide, 20 fes, long, stone
and brick, metal roof. 0f5es T5x20, two stories
high Of brick; metal roof, All the shore Shops
are suppiied with the best engine. iaihes planners
ard t0,sis Throughout; good lot # iiba and w0od
sssks, and good lot OF patterus The above
Shop has a capacity te work Tee hands. Ufice
has SAFE, desks, cioek and furn in good
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STATE TICKET.
DON'T VOTE ONE WAY AND FI0H
ANOTHER.

Fir Jadgs Of Grc'ttt Court.
,sJrN p uR4YEE ~ Henry County.
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STATE or nLINoB.l

s>tSFNcHs'H ftdhF, J
John Z. spItl ptaiient, and YIN. rremh n. S.ors-
AIRY. o. the Wna-~hi-k Insurance Q5mIsav. of Free
port Rscis, bed sestrsli, duly sworn da9cse
say hs ior gong 10 trne, rui aid curr.c
OF the affair. Of tbs sail compsns LIST axs
Jsnusry, 1888, aad thst tses the de.gstlt
Officers thereof. JOHN SEItI, President
WM rsEneoR, ctetaey.
eufeorieed and sworn to be:or. this 81 ds OF Jan
nary A lsos. GE tkak noff, J.
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CAUTION.

Hdonspds Germsn neesdiessFe count~rfsitst. Fee
hat tns Sssstsrs NJ. IA xsoN = q
oauferNtf
Principal Office ard mandatory at The German Med
stns Sore, 10 cSl AhCH ssre-s. Billed, ipht..
C@ ~ =. 4WNN1,
Germ 30 praxslst Proprietor.
Formerly g. n. JACK Los = &C.
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srockcry and Glassware.
Chicago Tres W.rka

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17

The Revenue Department, as everybody
has reason 70 believe, has been more grossly
corrupt than eny other branch Of the Gov
ernmeat service. a large proportion OF the
appointments were made to reward the vena
crew known IS The Bread and Butter Brigade
and the slightest knowledge of human ma.
ture sufices to account for the bribery and
stealing that have run riot in that department
under the charge Of euch men. The Whisky
Ring is an ofT-shnot of thes concern, AND
includes nearly all the prominent Bread and
Butter Brigade in Office, and all their friends
outside.
A correspondence, Of beligerent charae,
ter, just initiated between Commissioner Rol
Inns and the Secretary Of the Treasury, vii
probably lead to some revelations which vii
satisfy the public as to where the responsible
ity for the appointment and continuance o.
thieves and swindlers in Office, and for whose
benefit the machine is run.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17

WADE HAMPTON, the most desperate 81
the rebel generals of the rebellion, very ~
propriately represents the reunited rebels
and copperheads at tbs National Convention
in New York.
A lot Of Union generals, belonging 10 the
Whisky Ring, are to meet in New York IN
:. der the name Of the Soldiers and Seamen's
Convention to play second fiddle, and act IS
isckeys and boot blacks to these rebel gener
als in the Democratic National Convention
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17

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and % pssssrss PtcksNe; strong INA =.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17

Making In all 800 Valuable Prizes,
RANGING
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-17

Ii Hoe Go. nave not made enough by
the enormous charges for their Printing
Press, is because they have an Unsuitable
NAV that never will be satisfied, bat like the
horse leeeh will continue to cry more, Wink
its victim has any thing to give.
We trust that Congress will see to il that
there are no more extensions granted to these
patent mouopolis,s.