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The Independent f!
Price $3.50 per Annum TO Mail Subscrib.
ers, or So by Carriers in New York
and Brooklyn.
HENRY G. WEN,
PUBLlsHER,
No. 8 Beekman Street, New York.
GREAT NUMBER THIS WEEK,
FEBiY 9th.
ATTRACTIONS AS F0LL0WSs
Too Easf--r 90 Slow;
Or what the great masses have done for Free
dom and what they propose 10 do.
ByHoM. HENRY LS0S,
Uaitsd States Senator from Aa''
GRANT AND COLFAX,
Representative Public Men,
rnK rgorLg's CHOICE Fon
PRESIDENT and VICE PRESIDENT.
Tendencies of ReactiOs-weunds % the
War.-Taxation.-The Party for
Freedom In Peril.
BY Rev. 7. ~ POST, St Louis, No.
KEEPIN LIVE.
An Appeal to Christians.
by Rev. 7. J.. C0YGEr, y. d., l"ooklyn, \. y.
Praying 10 the Holy Ghost.
The Great Experiment.
Dy Rev. CSC. Il. cnEsvEa, ID. ~, New York.
LETTER fiom BASHfVGT0N
Election Of Gen. Beatty from Ohio. The hrst
gun as tho White I0use4 Hopeful adfiees
from the South. Ncs1iAmpshire and
cunneciient Elections. SugreD1e
Court on Rec0ustrueti0n. The
President AID hls Cabinet
after General Grant
Speaker Colfax's RECEPTION, etc.
By oar Washington Correspondent
u. w, BARTLETT
THE LOST IMAGE.
Chapter tx Of an Original Story,
Written By an Orthodox Clergyman expressly
for Tho independent ard destined 20 be-
We believe, nHe Of the most popular,
racy and instructive sefies OF con
tribntions ever given 20 re-
ligions ncwspapcr.
BOSTON CHIT. CHAT.
Boston never says die. Religious Prosperity,
Art Crown of New England. Goald's An
drew. Law and Disorder. A Trick
on Mrssrs. Harrison, Gray, Otis, etc.
BY onr boston Correspondent, HAHiFs,
One Of the Ablcst and most spicy writer's IN the
canuuy.
Henry Ward Bcceher and Oliver
Wendell HolmeB.
The Guardian Angsi and Norrood.
by Susan PosET.
DECEMBER WOODS.
An Original PSm
by Jorl. BESros, Armenia, New York.
A COMPANION FOR THE WINTER.
MArig woop fiBg,
Endorsed by ''nlcssed Old Black Woman"
A sTOKI WITHOUT A MORAL.
for Chidrsa.
by ABBY SAGE, Obariestown, Mas.
Editorials, as Follows:
The Tongue Of Fire. or Rxtemporaneous
Preaching.
Queen Yiei0tia's Experiences.
Two Ways Of Lowing
Loving the Good and Lowing the Wicked.
THE METHODIST BISHOPS
Thompson, Morris. james, Scott, Simpson, Ba-
ker, Ames, CLARK, DR.. kinslry, Edward,
Thhms0n--"as able iBsn A. any Chris
uan Dcnomination can boasi."
An Old Newspaper The Federal Spy and Dal-
y Advertiser, of Dec. ID, 1894.
International Copyright Shall we lose The
Excise Law Week " Piayer. Editorial
Notes. Personal News. New York
and Vicinity. Religious lntelli-
Eencc. Revival Record. Gem
cral News Book Table
Ministerial Register. Sabbath Schools. For.
eign News. Pebbles. Selections
CoDlnlerciaI caa F'nancial Department,
As F0la.ows;
Commercial and fnancai-Talk News, and
Gossip in Wall Slrpet-Important News
for Capitalists, Bankers, and Business
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lad Road.
Dry Goods koport-Dry Goods Quotations
Produce MARKET Reports Current
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TboH art sleeping, brother. sleeping,
In thy lonely battle grave;
Shadows over the pastnre creeping
Death, the Reaper. still Is reaping---
Years have swept, and years are sweeping
Many memory from my keeping,
But I'm waiting still and weeping
For my Beautiful and Brave.
When the battle songs we're chanted,
And vars stirring toesin pealed:
BY whose songs thy heart was haunted
And thy spirit proud. undauntcd,
clamofed wildly y--wildly painted
"Motherl LEI my wish be granted
! will ne er be Knocked and taunted
That feared 70 meet our vaansed
Foemen on the bloody feld."
'frhey are thronging, mother, thronriug
To n thousand folds of iamol
Let na go--'tis wrong--'tis wropeipg
God and thee 70 crush this longing.
On The muster roll Of glory,
in my countFy's future story,
On the Geld Of battle CORY.
mmat c1naccrate my name.
Mother, gind my sword upon me;
Hiss Thy soldier. boy .good1bye.'u
In her arms she wildly wonnd thee,
10 thy biTthland's ) cause she hound thee,
With fond prayers and blessings crowned
thee,
And she sobbcd -''whsu foes surround
thee,
If soa'll fall i'll know they found thoc
Where the braves, love to die.
q
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The State Of Iowa is out Of debt and
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Tomatoes are ripo in Florida.
'Yhiskay Is now called STAMP juice"
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TsIsB Axb NOT Forsp WAsTfaa.
We claim Il wiil cut Tweuty Five t2si per
per cent. mote cord .sood per dAy than
any ofhcf Axe uiasis.
NeksssroEF. Dec. 10, lssf.
MEssss. LtsgiscgTr Go.
tihs s-I have fally tried yoaf Patent Axe
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asd leaves The wood wilhout sticking 81 all.
woald aot chop thrcatnys without oue for the
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that sFiss one ALL b. ssiiHhed
WV, KEEs.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS NAr. BANK,
Westminster, January ~, 1863
THIS Bank has declared DIVIDEND
OF FIVE PER CENT for the last half
year, payable onior after the 10th OF Feb
ruary. a h8eJ / JACOB REESE,
feb6-4t ai, Cashier.
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Ceunfy Comnlissioners' Notice.

gTyHE County Commissioners for Carroll
4 County win meet at their Office, in
Westminster, Oh the FIRST MoSDAY of
MARCH, 1858, for the transaction OF
business.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
fsb6-it Clerk.
t l yR ifs
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We expect 10 have good measure Of suc-
cess IN what We shall aim 10 do. We expect
some opposition from rival newspapers. somc
sritieisms for Judgment, some faulthnding be-
cause we are radical, and lots Of advice, as
usual, from all quarters; but, Notwithstanding
we expect 70 live and thrive, and do more good,
perhaps, than ever before.
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IWI7F
Attractions Never Equnlled IN any other
Religious Newspaper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-11

cratt il going down In Ohio, and III hands
are needed at the pumps to keep II from
sinking before November. The Republics
vote in 1867 was 243,GO5, and 2eb, l64 =
1sa4-a difference of q ,649. The Republic
eau vote this fall will be even larger than
that Of "a, and insures the majority abovs
anticipated.
In Indiana the Democracy are making :
yefy determined fight. In the southern part
ofathe State there will be Democratic gains
over the election Of 1854. The Republicans
sre equally dstenninsd, however, and are
making noble canvass. There were thirty
thousand Repablicsns present 4 the grand
RECOMMENDATION ia Indianapolis the othsr day.
AID grand meetings are being held all over
the State. In 1864 the vote Of Indiana was,
Lincoln 80, 422, Mcclellan 1870. 233, Lin
coins majority 20, 1s9. In 1866 there was
a gain in the vote Of both parties, the Re-
publican vote being l60,6lS, the Democratic
155, 1o2; Rspublioan majority 1856. There
was no general election last year. This year
the Republican majority viii be fully what it
was in &c.
A survey of the situation in California,
Connecticut, and what the Democracy are
pleased to term the doubtful States, is
equally encouraging. The signs Of the times
are suspicious. All that is necessary is
work, and our triumph is certain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-11

1TEMFEL AND WAHWICAs
The Ploindedler has notices of DIR. Stem
pie and Noble Warwick, Republican candi-
dates for Clerk and Recorder, which we here
reproduce with our fullest and heartiest en-
dorsement
II. F. sTEArEl.-Dr IL. F. stempel, the Re-
publican candidate for Clerk Of the District
Court, is entirely familiar with the daties Of the
Office, having served as Deputy Collector and Re
corder for number of years.
No one more eminently qualified could be found
in the ranks Of the Republican party, and no one
who would receive larger vote among our Ger
man fellow citizens.
DR.. Stempel is well known throughout the
county as an earnest, Incorporating Republi
can, and will receive the hearty support Of his
fellow citizens and laborers in every township
Well do Republicans remember the dark days
Of go, 62, and 81, when, DR.. Stemrel stood with
them, shoulder to shoulder, endeayorng to suss
tain the of the Government, and to battle
with organized rebellion, while Copperheads and
towards swore loudly and bet largely that eoer-
zion was unconstitutional. and that the rebels
could not be conquered
NOZZLE WAnwIcK.-The Republican candidate
for Recorder, Noble Warwick, is noble specimen
of man, pure in private character, upright in
official life, capable AMI accommodating, and
worthy of emphatic endorsement by the soldiers
and civilians of Lee county. He has served them
faithfully and we'll, and he soliets and awaits a
verdict Of approval.
He gave HIS services to the country in the hour
of peril, and left limb upon the battle field.
The soldiers will vote for him, and civilians as
well know how to honor the soldier.
The SCARED vaterans Of the war are the favorite
sons of grateful people; and when they ask for
recognition. and for service in civil life, their
comrades in arms give them the preference, and
their friends every where clear the track for them
and bid them go in and win.
Warwick has proved himself faithful Rec
cordcr. None better can be found, need be
asked for His record will be endorsed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-11

SINGLETON, the Democ nominee for
Congress across the river, vas = more out
spoken opponent of the war, a more decided
sympathizer with the Rebels than CLAW Dean
or Val,indigham.
He even went SO far as to denounee The
Democratic National Convention for nomi.
mating Union General, in the person Of
Mcclellan, and advocated National Peace
Convention. Do the Union Democrats of
1 his Distric. propose to surrender TO Single
ton, who denounced them throughout the
war; And will the Coppelheads Of the Chi
cage Convention Mcclellan war-failure stripe
succumb to Singleton, who in open sympathy
with the traitors Of the South, denounced and
spit upon the action Of the Copperhead Ma.
t'onal Convention
The Democratic leaders Of the North have
all followed Vallandighsm, Clay Dean and
singleton, into the Rebel camp, and have ac-
copied their candidates and their policy al
Thea dctation Of the Rebel Generals who
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-11

ES-GovERsoR ToDD, Of Ohio, said the 9th
er day in speech at Orwell, referring to
President Lincoln's thanks to Mr.. Seymour
which is the only thing, by the by, that the
Copperheads have to fall back on to prove
the loyalty of their candidate:
Seymour is an intelligent man. know him
we'll. He was Governor at the Same time that /
vas Governor. Mr.. Lincoln called for volunteers
l sent him only thirty thousand, while Seymour
sent fifteen Thousand. The President went round
eomplimenting Seymour, and saying nothing about
what had done. took Mr.. Lincoln TO task for
TINS. said, ssHow is it you are conipimen.ing
seymour for his fifteen thousand me-, and neg
iecang g compliment Morton and me Z" His an
suer was perfectly satisfactorr He said, ssWhy
Todd, ! never thanked Mrs. Ii. coin for a eup of
tea in my life. daughter and applause.l The
truth was. Morton and had douo ,nthing more
than what was expected Of us, while Seymour
had. He had never done the like before, and nev-
err did afterward
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WE TELL THEM fTHE REPUBLICANS
THAT THE DAYS OF THEIR TYRANNY AND
THIEVING ARE FAST DRAWING TO Al
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL 60 OUT OF
OFFICE AT THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTTON EITHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
BTLLETS-BY BALLOTS IF THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE, AND BY Bull
LETS ~ THEY ARE NOT fiogea in ne
iansfifufi0n.
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Special Notices.
Health Depends Upon sGo0d Diges
ton.


Weakness OF the stomach s the fource Of more
evils than contained In Pandora, Box Debility
heaaehe, trsmors, paipitation Of the heart
and local pain, innnmersbIe its direct consequen
It obscures the intellect and gives birth the
absurd and incoherent farcics; inc spaeiatss
for bu.iness and renders persistent txeron next
to impossible Yet strange say indigestion Is n
most negis eted Of all oittasnts And this is il n
traordinary from The fact that an absolute infble
specific for the disorder be ottaed every city,
town and village OF the United States
HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs takes as wide
range the malady which it II pervades every
civilized portion Of the Western Hemisphere and its
ebrity tonic and Alternative IL everywhere esiah
sbed. 1t is due 70 the OF the Ans riean
public to say that the demand for II 10 IMMENSE ana
continually the increase: but it'll Thousands contn-
to suffer from dyspepsia with the fact staring
them In the face that remedy for II exsts it
within aImslength of every sufferer. Such is the in
consistency Of human naturel Day by day, however,
the number OF those who manifest this ns ndiffer-
TO their health ARD comfort dimnishes and
the time will come, 1t 10 confidently believed hen the
disease will be expelled from the category pre- vaeni
disorders by this inconpsr allie Alternative and
tive. lsepts.daw
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BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable instana
neous; disappontment ridiculous tints remedies
he Ill affects Of bad dyes invigcraes and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, bach .tropn Sold By al
Druggists and Perfnmers and properly applied Batch
lores Wig Factory No Is Bond street, New York
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FOR pREsTDEsr
GEN. U. S. GRANT,
STATE TICKE Eft.

FIR .Srvs,ary Of Sat-,
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County
FIR Aaai,or Of SAT-,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, of Mitchell County.
Hr rr,onrsr Of Sats,
SAM'L E. RANKIN, of Washington County,
For Regtster Of sat, Land otHe,
C. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR Attorney General
HENRY O'CONNOR, of Muscatine County.
.YoR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
First Dstrfcf-GEoRGE W McCRARy.
SeeoHd DsxtyIcf-loL. WILLIAM SMITH.
Ffrd DAyict--
Fbrrfh DtstriS WILLIAM LoUGHRIDGE
Fffth District FRANK ". PALMER.
.Assh RnvIss-
mr. y,.f}o nj (yrr,t Go5,rt
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fought four yean to destroy the Union and
overthrow the Govsrnnent. Will The Dem
ocrat;e masses follow thsif leaders and tame
~ submit 70 b "a b. bloodt handed tra;tors
for 81 tims to esasf Viii Democraln, Who
rsuisnbsr asd adaire Andrew Jacksoa, Con-
SEMI = follow the lead Of traitors. who's An
drsw Jsckson would bavs hung hsd hs been
il the Presidential chair7
BRIGHT PRODPEOTS IN MAINE.
BsnaAor Fesssnden Expresses the opision
that the Republican gain at the election in
the State OF Maine will be 10000 over las,
ysAr. And Mr.. Blsins, Republican Repre-
sentative from the Augusta District, says that
Mr.. Feesenden estim ates the msjority at too
low figure.
We doubt not that the returns Of the elec-
ton in Maine will constitute the most agree
able and effective campaign document Of the
season.
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS have been con-
tributed in Louisville alone to the Democrat
ic electioneering fund in Indiana.
An immense raid, under John Morgan 3
men, il now being concocted for an invasion
Of Indiana and Ohio by the Rebels Of Ken
lucky, to carry the election by fraud and vio
lence in the river counties Of those States.
Mob violence, murder, assassination and
civil war, if need be. are the instrumental
ties by which the Rebel Democracy hope to
succeed.
hatchery and ballots is now their war
erv ~
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Watches and JeWeIry,

a MILLER, corner nanaopn ana CLARK streets
u Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Deaier In
Watches, J-wery Silver and Plated Ware Agency Of
the National Wsteh Go.
Ipaxokc4-dNodly
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t1RuSsE ING 5 Pure Cider Vinegar; warranted Pure,
and u pr Pickles. strong and paatAbe: Iarg-
est woi ks IN the United States; established 1913.
&C EPRUssISdAs3aa and s4i State ST.
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Twiraes aud Co~.aee.

D S MEsERoLE, POI Lake stree tlsrisn and Field
IL Seeds. Seed Sewers and Garden Drills Agent for
Wakeheldis Corn Planters SEND fer Catalogue
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Vegetable SicIian Hair Remover

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Hfdfcs and nOurisiies the hair
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