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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
THE New York TINES says most sensibly
brhtly, and conclusively =

THE New York Times says most sensibly,
brifly, and conclusively
II is absurd to suppose that General Grant,
in his choice of Cabinet officers, will travel
beyond the boundaries of the Republican
party. Violent parlisanship we do not look
Tor at his hands. Nevertheless. lie is a Re-
publican PresdeDl-made such despite
Democratic opposition and bis Cabinet
must possess the confidence of the party
that supported him, not of The party BY
whom he was nssailed. The pretensions of
cliques he may, and doubtless will, value at
their proper rate; but TO the general and I'M
derstood wishes of the Republican party, as
whole, he should, and we are quite sure
he will, accord ungrudging respect. One of
the prime conditions of his usefulness is the
establishment of harmony between the
Executive and Congress, and this will be i'm
possible unless the nominations for respon-
siblc Offices commend themselves to the ma
'rlty by known Identification with the
principles and purposes of the Republican
organization
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

PAiLApHLpHIA reports most unfortunate
case of death caused by an error in drug
pist's prescription. A woman named Hecht
died in that city on Tuesday, from tue effects
of poison taken in pills, the young man who
compounded them having mistaken the
words of the prescription and substituted
gfrODiu for assafoedita
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

REV. SrEpnEN II. TYING. Jr., has just
preached In a "wigwam' in Jersey City,
without asking the consent of the rectors Of
the parish. 1t is said they will not complain.
They say, such proceeding would only be
giving the rector of Holy Trinity potoriety,
and that he has had quite enough already
Mr.. Tyngs friends, on the other hand, are
quite jubliani, and claim that the Wigwam
sermon has at least vindcated the liberty of
preaching, anywhere, AT any time, without
anybody's consent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

WILL THE DEMOCRATIC ELEcroRs vote for
Grant and Colfax, ss some Of the prominent
members of the party urgetbem TO dor We
hope they will. it will be peace indeed, for
Delaware, Maryland and Kentucky towheel
into line with New England, Pennsylvania,
tho West and the great Republican New
South. 1t win be ANAL admission Of Dem
ocra,ic defeat 1t will show the party that
has just voted Tor Seyn our and Blair to be,
after all, no party at all.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
The Results of the canvas

New England gives Republican major
iiy of about lis,O0O.
y the Seventh Ward Of Jersey CITY the
vote is returned as lGi for Halsey, Rep,
and lG6 for Cleveland, Dem. There are
moi over 600 legal voter in the ward, all
told, Republicans aul Democrats.
The Camden Prose, speaking of the
completeness Of our victory in South Jer-
sey, says the Democracy have moi elected
even Il Coroner from Cape May to the Bur
ling,on line.
Chester County docs very well. She in
crea>es her majority for the Republicans to
2,Gss.
In New Jersey, three Democratic mem
bers Of The next Horse Of Assembly were
| elected by very small maiorities, A. W
Jones, in Middlesrx. has only n maioriiv
a, p Lanning, in Mercer, has ~ majority.
and u. &. Hough, in Onion, has 40 minority.
Thus we lose tie House loi the want of a
matter OF 100 votes, which by proper effort
| and organization could no doubt have been
secured.
Nineteen voters over 20 years Of age
cast their ballots tor Grant in Morrislown, VT.
Richard Ii. Dana, Jr., Gen. Buffers
| opponent in the Fifth Congress District of
Massachusetts, appeared al the polls in Cam
| OfiuSc 10 vote, hui lnurd his name stricken
from The list in consequence of his recent
adoption of the Fifth District as his resi-
dence,
The crowd in front of the Cincinnati
Gdsettc Office felt so bcatitic on election
night that ii sang tie Doxology with pow
er and effect, says the G0.6fc, (which no
words can describe
In Newbury, ", john Kimball. %
years old, voted for Grant on Tuesday and
has voted at every Presidential election from
John Adams down.
There WINS a grand torchlight procession
of Boys in Blue in Hartford, Conn, on
Tuesday night A Seymour and Blair club
came ont with torches and Joined in the pro-
cession, bearing banner Inscribed, "Lct us
he friends. They were given the head of
the line, and were received with lumultuous
cheers.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
10 TRIUMPHE.
A THANKSGIVING sosa FOR 1903.
asxsrr Irrur. COL ). II. srnrplrs-

II, nsklEr LIEUr. COL >. II. srnEpl1a'
a. Rim mt, Glad ioy .bslIs. M
= oar land ana Ger sea;
~ pt.kt /. tr,rv,ch.ut M
~ N.,,,m 4 Fee. f
Thunder. O esnponi t
Not ysis .wss our trust;
q rhe faith ,l have couuuered 5
As CONQUER they mr,si.
Beat the drums gaily,
And shout. Loyal Baudl
The Chief of our Army IA
~ II Chief Of our Land. "a
smIte the glad cymb lie.
His motto shall be,
ustaud faat and stand sure,
CnAro ELLAcnEm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
%pgNER A n assssss Epl.o4s pnorHrroa.
WILMINGTON. DEL:
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1868.

The MAJORITY for Grant in Philadelphia is
..,si2. The return judges threw out of the
court, for obvious, and outrageous frauds,
the poll In one division of the Third, and
three divisions of the Fourth Ward.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
THE FOLLOWING is telegnphed from Wash

THE FOLLOWING is telegraphed from WASH
ington to yesterdays papers. We are
glad to see so prompt action, though any
thing else from Judge Kelley, when the cause
of Freedom and Justice is concerned, would
be something new -
On the first day of the next session, Con-
gresham Kelley of Pennsylvania will intro
duce Constitutional amendment providing
for universal suffrage in all the States.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

ST. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN

ID ABROAD coMPANY's Seven per ceat ar.i
HI Mortgage Bo dR. February and AntLsi upa-
pm. The earnings of this completed rad 20 pil1l
Knob mr. now more ihaA the inteic-t the cliirr
tgagc The prucerds OF thee Bonds are adding
u the security every day. Oser $1,000 QUO have hcen
rpent on the property, and not over 1000 CO., bonds
issnei thus far The constantly lncrea-in rillir OF
carrying or with the prospect f controlling oil The
travel from NJ. Lrnis to the Southern stt's ensures
nn enormous 'cverue. The Directors own s-0 o. the
sock for inv. stm"n, and aie Interested 10 eurith
the properly as vel rs 10 ecnnomlze It's expenses.
TIios. ALLEN, Pre'inent. s.. Loni-, Mo.
We, tho undersigned, cordially recommend these
sew, per cent nurtgape bends Of The n Louis aud
Iron Muunrain Railroad, ~ agon1 security iheitv
niue q The road viii be lar t, ani The admni'tfa
tlnn of the affairs ol the tOmpany Il in cap be and
experienced hands, aud II entitled TO the greatest
conilden cUf the public.
JANE. s. THOMAS Mayor OF 81. Louis
joins J. IiE, Pen ST. Lon. Ghaineer of Gomlir.ca.
Il. W. Fox Pres't st. Lunih Board of Trade
BAnToN Is Tns Pr,s't Mouth Mlssunri lallroii,
j. u. bRIrTos, Prss't Mt Ba k uf Vi. : ae of No
WM l. h~lsG, Pre-'t "i the Mtr n. b. # =. Lpa,s.
Gro u. RE-, Pre-'t Seconi MAJ. Bank Of ST. l.oliA
JAS. b. EAp-, Chief Eng -. Louis a III Bridge Ca
Gro W. TAYLOR Pres't Pacific hnilronA (nf Mo-
MN TAhnu, Pr"r't Traders Bank ST. Louis.
10 n X Lio>gERGrH, Pre-. Il. N. Bank, ~ Louis
ApoLrnrs M-i,n, Vice Pres U Pacific HALLWAY.
honEtT HAhTi,, Pres German ruvln. 8 |, sirutUn.
Oupnre payable in the city of Nrw York. lh.
ted number Of the above named Bonds for sale at
highty-tlve. PARTIES living out Of the city O4n remit
b, draft or express ANA the nhH will he returned by
express free Of charges Nc invite su sttcntioa Of
capitalists and .ihcrs to tht m. ns In on opin1na
yer desirable investment, dtsiised To rank ia first
cl M sccrry. Descriptive Pamphlets, Maps aud ~
sio can b h H. so sPTa ION T rhS NJ
Apen ST the ST. Lon ana Iron Mountain r. X Ca.
Phila eiphia reference --CAMBIIA IloS Co.; CAV,
BACON " Co Tnos. Is BIDDrI IS 10.
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lines Wi len AT h one en- vi i'll No blOtiing. One
dozen assorted sample. sent tor 70 cents. Agents
make SlOs day; Address ooonsrEfn a Co., " raGk
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
THE TWO THIRDS RULE

The Mildetown Transcript is down on
The two-thirds rule, and cries aloud, and in
big type for Its abrogation. Hear it for its
cause -
Hencefor,h we raise our voice against
this political iniquity. Its operations have
been evil, and only evil, from the time il
was first adopted by the National Conven-
ton of the Democratic party down TO the as
sembling of the last convention, which met in
New York ON the 4lh of July. 1t has served
only to engender confusion and strife in our
organizations, and to kill off all the popu-
lar favortes who have successfully arisen in
the party, from the time Of its adoption un-
til now. To II, more than to all other caus-
es combined, may be attributed our present
defeat, and it will continue its baleful influ-
ence in the party as long as it is recognized
as rule of our National Conventions.
DOWN WITH ThE TWO-THIRDs
RULE, then say we and let every Demo
cratic Journal in the land, DESTROYS ofseeing
the party emancipated from the sway Of
lemagogues and political tricksters, take up
the cry.
of course it makes no difference to us
what rules govern future National Demo-
cratic Conventions, should such ever be held,
hut we confess our inability to see how the
rule is responsible for the recent defeat OF
the party. If it had not have been for the
operation of the two-th rds rule Geo. Ii.
Pcndleton would have been the Democratic
nominee, aud any one who does not know
that Geo. II. Pendlcton or any other man
with such war record as his or Horatio
Seymours would have been beaten as badly
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

BY HORACE GREELEY.

Is now ready for deliverya, we wait agents fortte
same in every township OF New Jersey Every family
should have it and II viii have good $ de- Sold
MY by Subscription. and exclusive Territory given
Send for circulars and see our terms and full dc.
scripinn Of the work address BLrsB d Co, 100
Broad street, Newark, Nd.
TIME Great New York Agricultural.
Il HOr sIcultural aud family seyysDapcr
:, he Rural American. published /. The city
Of New Y,rk lie W the l. tuGfST aud MOST
Ell CANT paper of iia class in tie United State
Price 81 80 " ar; 10 COZ les si2.hO; 2Ocop es S or
only tine Dollar year Every subscriber in clubs I
ten. nj ~ 20. II receive fiee package Of ,RLY
ROSE orAT0ES. selling AT s4n yer hhl Post Paid,
W nth 81 rs. The RrnAL AMER o,s Il everyw ere
adm ted tn b" the liE> 4, UkAPhST, and the mus,
PgAorro A. farmers and ruitgrnv ers papcr In BIZ
country Is editor int hlcf IA OLD fImtr ard fruit.
grower Of Fonry Y AVS experlence The publication
this paper wa- removed In Jnne at fium L iC'
v, 10 New York City and the dlioral fnd
pusiuess ,iice 20 New Ilrnnsaics n. j., Itcat NcS
York; where it, proprietor oan. u farm within the
CITY limits of i22 acres, worth Sb0,0ll ash n, his
a large GA, n CAPITAL to ensure PeruihneHcy tn d.
pnhlicai iOus. Climb agents wanted cvcrywh'rc who
mr. pada yr liberal compensation Samples Of
III cr, blank subscr ptl0n lsts, &C., free address
II. b. MINER, New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

WE HAVE LONG BEEN OF the OPINION, and
we recently gave expression TO it in these
columns. that New York State would have
10 be divided, making new State of the
city and Its suburbs. The enormous frauds
which overwhelm the honest voters of the
bulk OF the counties, and the absurdity of
the roughs of Mackarelville and Five
Points legislating for the farmers Of Cat
taraugus or St. Lawrence counties, point to
the conclusion as necessary one. The
Rochester Chronicle, we observe, has arriv
ed at it. and under an ARTICLE 'tLct us Di-
vide the State, says
s'We see no remedy for these evils but to
divide the State, and set New York city and
county, and the counties Of Richmond,
Kings, Queens, and Suffolk off as separate
State. We have only to obtain the consent
of the State and OF Congress, and we are
then relieved of all further trouble. Let the
new State be called Manhattan, or, perhaps,
if the New Workers like it better Tummany
We will not stand upon the name, provided
we can get rid of them. 1t would be enti-
tied, as now, to nine Representatives in
Congress, two Senators, and eleven votes in
the elttIOTul COlltSt. we Suull luCu SECURE,
without fear of fraud and corruption, TWEEN
ty-two Representatives and two United
States Senators on the side of freedom and
twenty-tour votes in the electoral college,
The population OF the New State would be
one third that of the present State, equal
with Massachusetts, equal with Michigan
and New Jersey together, with Connecticut
Rhode Island, Vermont, and New Hamp-
shire all together, equal with Indiana, and
equal with Kentucky. Ii would stand sixth
in population in the order of States. Its ma
iority in the election OF 1866 was So, l4l
Democratic, and in 1867, 1927. Kentucky
would have TO look to her laurels as the
great Democratic Goliath of States, particu-
iarly as her new competitor could, on a
weeks notice, manufacture all the votes
which might be necessary to secure the gold
ball and the championship. With New
York city and its confederate counties shut
out, the Empire State can give 10000 Re-
publican majority and more, and while the
new State of Manhattan or Tammany is
seeking congenial competition with Ken.
lucky, we will challenge old Massachusetts
to..a contest Tor majorities on the other side
1t is well Known that the people OF New
York city are FESTIVE under the legislation
OF our representatives at Albany, and prom
inent Democrats have repeatedly expressed
themselves DESTROYS TO secede from th,
State. Of course, all Republicans north anC
west of Spuyten Duyvel Creek with unan
unity will say amen, If such is their desire
The men who give the great Democrat,
vote In New York city, and those who Civ,
the great Republican vote outside of it, will
agree to the change. Then by all means lie
the necessary steps be taken to accomplish
so desirable contamination.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

The voters of the Fifth District of Massa-
cbuselis have, in their triumphant re-elec-
ZION OF Gen. Butler, and by their incre lsed
majority in his favor, fifty answered the inn
pertinent and snperfluous istermedling of
1ne Times, The Post, and other less inn
portanl Journals which have been enlisted
for his defeat in the interest of anti-impeach-
meut, Conservative Repnblicansm. Anti
&dpery Standard.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

az Just Op'nsi-- a lari, aud ul suitm, ut of
BaGk amt Cuiur,d Velvet RIB ms ui the r-bInts d
q y. brand At prices to fe'y ,ompeliunnt
JOiIN &c tKilIk,
4
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

VNJANTED-AN agent In each town. 70 take the
w agency for he sale Of BRApsTRuEr's husssh
Nou ptso AND WEATHER STRIPs app led 10 the s'aes
b,,tlom ton mud centre of ti,os and windows. Inc
rale l. You'd any hing ever Offered to agents From
ion TO ~ eniy.ive dollars per day Gun DO mace. rcu
GAIN j. r. BRADSTKEET d. CO., Boston, Masf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
Yacht club Smoking nc baoco

uCnb tluD DluokibS ISpusSN
Is everywhere pronounced, by COMPETENT jn 'ges. to
be supeI ior to Others for the following reasd'-s;
II is made Of the fne sock grown.
1t hls mild aud agree h g nromn.
II IL anti nervous In It's effects, ae
II il fre from drugs, the Nicotine
Having also been ext acted.
1t leaves no nc Id, d-agreeabe afiertaSlc.
Does not sling or burn the tongue.
Leaves No, 1en-ive odvr In tue room.
Orders or elegant Meerschaum Pipes
Are daily PACKED In various bugs.
IL Il of bright golden coor.
Being very u 1t, nne onnd will last
Two or three times as long us Others.
Buy 1t. try II, and convince yourself. If
Your dealer does not keep IL ask him to gctil
Eureka Smoking Tobacco
Is also very good ar cle aud max cs Nh excellent
smoke. IL IL much lower IN price and OF heavier
hodv than the former. and its sale, wherever nlIn'
dnced, Is rot only perm ne but can-tnnty on W.
inc ease. ORDER for elegan, Meersehaum Pipe. are
also placed In various bags Of this brand daily
lie sure You gen Lo'iilard's.
We are still packing $40 daily in Century Chewlng
Tob eco, ana have Lately improved it, quality very
much
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

"A school to teach yelocipede riding has
been established in Paris. '''''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
GOODSPEED'S G COZ 60. Eeg q
RED JACKET AXE.


t1fF''e'fFt'F'
Patented July 0. 1867. Rc-lssued AUGUST i, isOS
Extracts from Letters and Reports Of the working
qnal les Of the Axe;
!. Yonr Axe Is bound to be TnE AXE.
II. II will cut 25 per cent, better.
III. My brother last one arm In the war, hut win
y'nr axe he cnn cut ~ well any one else can.
~ II could not get another, twenty-five (s95
dollars would not buy II.
V. II will rnt hnp pnes better han INV other Axe
vi. I would NOT b.. with II for anything.
VII. The only objection IL it goes Too far into Nr
wood.
VII. Men who chop fur living universally al
prove Of IT, &C., &c al igfnitun, ,,.,
r safe by all responsible dealers in the unied
Sinies.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

Brigham Young is said to be third larg-
est depositor in the Bank of England.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-21

i 80 .,sss ssWAss1ssr>z.. EsAs3R
liz rppoetsd anl ) lsap usAka S1sspd-
nan haSe ksSi diecA sxej frep 80 "a M
IN Alabama, for voting the Rspublicsn ticket.
General Hovsrd hAs stelagrsphsdte General
Hayden directing him 70 doAlf in his power
for the relief Of such Freedmen.
The new bill reported to the House ysstef-
day, relative . fhe rikhts Of Amerjcaa oiti-
zens abroad, retains the expstfiation and ~
prisal proyisions.
The COMMITTEES ON Claims viii report in !
few days, swards for the capture Of Js6.
DAvA, Recommending division Of &ID0, 900
among those entitled to pay.
The new tax bill 10 expected to be ready
to-day, 70 60 befors the House in about Two
vesha 9#A
Ex-Goy. Swan viii be elected 10 the vacant
Maryland 6enatorhip. His ehisf ednte mt
will Be Reyerdy johnson.
The list Of counterfeiters patdoned BY the
Prseidspf - shown hy the doeapasst sent 70
the House yesterday, amounts 10 about one
hundred and twenty 6ve.
The Units1 StAtss Surveyor Appointsd 70
estsbtish the boundary between 0r~eon ssd
Idaho has reported the complsioa- Of ths
survey.
Nfv Yoax. Feb. 20.
The Washisgton specials sAa1e ths. the ietr
tef from Gen<ni Skerpn ~ rGaS1BA ths
President It cDpTt tpuay is1iroae6 4 pfeAr>
enee for service Uuktuf AWs1hi1Rt6A.s
The majority Of the Election Committee
will report in favor Of ,MorgAn's night to :
searfrom the 18th 0idfo District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
MoxynsA,. F.,, 4

MoH1RsAi, Feb. 10.
There is intense exoitement here over The
departure OF the Eepsdian Papal Zosasas fos
Roma. An immenss sadisaces uas PEASANT
at the special service held at lie Notre Dame
OasAes3rd laat AikAt, IL cuGetiea win tha
event, and to-day over twenty Thousand psr-
sons assembled = The stn2ioa TO go them o6.
Several persons were nearly crushed 70 deeai
" The pyeaeure of thu <totd. The k9ta1esl
excitement prevails among de Romsn Cath
olics Of this city.
IHDIAxArOLn, Pei. a
The Republ;can 6tste Convention met Il
10 o clock this forenoon. General Thomas
Brown was chossn temp0RaFy cbaisnAn.
Resolutions endorsing General Grant and
Hon. Schuyler Collar, - Inlians's irst
choice for President and Vice President,
we're unanimously adopted By . yising vote
and immense cheering
After the appointment Of the various com.
mitsees Hon. James Hughes, Of Marion coun.
ty, was made permsasns' Chairman, and Ma
jor c. NJ. Wilson, Of Marion, Secretary.
Hon. Coarad Baker was nominated 3os se-
eiectian, By acclanalion; Hon. Wall Cum
baek fsr Lisntscant Gpttrnsrf Ms;or F. A,
State, and General Nathan Kimball, Treasu.
rer of State.
The Convention on reassemblins thls Il
ternoon completed the nominations fors State
tiekot = Soli0ws: Mnjoe Jno. D.sEtUhs, ol
Marion county, Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
T. ". Mccoy, M 6taeh county, Reporter ol
the Supreme Court; J. Black. of Marion
coantI, Attorney Geeneral, and 3. Will!sms,
n Pitemas pooaky, Sapsrintesdsnt ef p1b.
49, n IN 4 4 IL II Z n
Tbs plafrm jpi6t4d ~ opaatapctjou
acts, and negro suffrage st the South, CALI
for economy in the .sdministration Of public
affairs, sadrskes freM Aaaii6n sofaf ~ pos.
sible on articles of primo necessity; demandl
that the public dehb sblH ~ honestly paid,
opposes contraction Of the currency; makes
heaordUI mGakiso of soldiers and sial6fs; e.
vosiaG grant of 1eO ssrss OF lAad 70 saeh;
Idsesnsep Ier ~ prefetsion u Ansrisas. .Sili'
xens abroad, DC. 4, :
CsxcIxxAfl, O., Fsb. =.
4 Tie Cincianati RA4stsr of ss.mossow viii
contain the following: g. s
Privata adyicea ftpm Hiscpsssa daaa ual
~ 1eiseaGs to fhs National Gcnssutiee IN
for Psndleton He viii receiye iha Sp1a b
lie State. Ths coaeresai6eaI dsslsiotes =
sstrsct foe. him, Dsboqas soas4y, Iova, u,
structs Tor him, ard The DubuQ4e ANd5d
vrns~1a fhe pes,a1nata H. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-21


eign Affairs, reported : bill concerning tn
riehts Of Americas cilixens In foreign States.
Ordered prn1od md sacennitted.
Herr a2 Il esPR,'s:s z En- a..
position of lands that may heretofore b given
[Io I'D iu III, cens$pstios qf 1liln4d Or
dered printed. This bill which il reported
unanimoapy ,psS1ids tAAe - hAA hesstotors
granted for kailroed pusposes, shall - erant-
r ~ Stat1f 81 TeffitptieS Ihets fc14 N 70
b csaskrests1, - skan - b. 49, ss13to
|sc4oaI seti1er6, ~ : psfcs - ezcse1la3 swc
Add halt dtNAfs psr sesA ~ 4esd1 10
~ pAA = shs RAilenad ConpaAy. esya n
Hr. NcCtnse, from the ss3ect C0q4tles
on Suathefu Railroads, mAdA & fsp6et sIou-
ipg II tsstinust tsksn bsfsfs the Commit
fes faei1 fhAt had come ont which indicaaed
corruption il she PosbsGio Department
and the sukkesiou that >tAe COMMITTEE vas
NOT authorized to pursue the invessigstion.
Moved it.be referred to anothsr Committee fof
further examinations The report closes With
resolution for the Conmittee to examine
into the subject Of contracts With the Post>
once OppeesmAnt for transpugtelienf Of NE
United Ct6ee had, an1 reposE Sncn ifas a -
may be deemed Of importance. particulerly
whether or not any evidences of coruptiou,
With authority to. appd for pexsons aad pspsrs.
Afts 6kAn = ~ tss6lnif.a & - referred
TO the Committee on Expenditures Of the
Postoi6ce Departments
Mr.. Miller, from tha Committee on Invalid
Pensions, reported bill extending the pro-
-;ens ef the 2lst Section, ef The ae. ee 1alJ
Il, lsS2-rslaiing 70 patsfalzasion Of pol
dee-Sb tAoee who GnliGled3n Aheaae3 OF
pAetiA s(sviee nE NJ Uhiia6 H3&N A
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-21

Howe Tyler...-...-........--s ....sS Main street
Duncan, Karle 4 Co.....-..140 = 142 Main strset
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-21

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GOLD CLosED IN NEW YORK 14ol,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-21
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Fans, Fancy Deeds. Fins Gallery.
Bridges Nos Estes House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-21

Gold Pens, Pencils. Psckst Dssks.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-21

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Mrs W Boxman...4thk k-bst Main 4 Blondeau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20
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J NJ Shelby Sons............-.....a7 Main street
Kramer Irwin 4 Co........l la9 Main street