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Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. ls,R. a. NJ. meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues.
DAYS of each month.
J. J.. RAMSEY, II. ?.
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THERE was another pleasant dance, of the
employees of Buford's Plow Works, at their
ucw warehouse on Thursday evening.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.

j. \. BARNES, Surgeon. General L. S. A.
Washington.
P. J. HORWIFZ, Chief Medical Department
L. $. NJ Washington.
d. w. BLISS, NJ. D., Washington.
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STEAMBOAT RETURNs.-The following fig.
ares show the gross receipts of the Northern
Line boats for passengers during September
and October, as returned to the L. $. Col
Sector at St. Louis:
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REMARKS,
few flakes Of snow on the afternoon OF tho
18th.
Light fall Of snow during the night Of the
2lst and 22d. No measurmcut
WV. H. BANKS
Hospital Steward L. 9. A.
Observer.
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s57O,OOO-much less than was at first esii
mated.
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MARRXHD.

At the baptist church in this city, on Christ
mas Eve, bv Roy. DR.. Davis, Ma Moan SrTEn
and Miss. MARY J. CARLTON, all Of this city.
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CuWsTNAs did not call forth the usual
festivities in Rock Island The catholic
priest was unwell, aud that church, which
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIONs
BARouETEa. TaRRSoUgrER.

AIKEN at Post Hospital, Rock Island Arsenal, from
Doc lOth 70 Dec. 24th, 1865.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS
WIN. +. CHANDLER, Washington, D. {.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.

This Company, National In it, character, ofers.
by reason Gifts large capital low rates of Premium,
and New Tables, the most desirable means Of in
surfing life yet presented to the public
The rates Of premium being largely reduced,
are made AZ favorable TO the insurers o. those Of
the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties Of Notes, Diyi-
bends, and the Misunderstanding which the lat
ter are so apt to cause the Policy Holders.
Several new and atuactiAe tables are now pre-
seutcd, which need only TO be understood to
provo acceptable 70 the public, such as the NJ
COME-PRODUCtNG POLICY and re-
| TIIuG puLMIItA DnEIEN. So thv FER
! mcr the policy holder not only secures lite-in-
surance, payable at death, but will receive, if
living, after period Of few years, an annual
income equal to ten per cent. (lO per cent Of the
par Of his policy. In ne latter, the Company
agrees TO return to the assured the total amount
Of money he has paid in, in addition to tho
amount " his policy
Tho attention of persons contemplating insur-
ing their lives or increasing the amount Of iusur-
ance they already have j, called To- tbs special
advantages offered by the National Life fnsur-
ance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars Civ
On on application to the Branch Office of the
Company in this city, or to it, General Agents
Ess- LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in
every City and Town and applications from
competent parties for such agencies, with suita-
bic endorsements, should be- addressed "a the
COMPANY'S GENERAL AGENTS ONLY. in
their respective Districts
GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COM
PA&Y.
JAY COOKE & co., New York, for New York
State md Northern New Jersey.
L. W. CLARK d CO., for Pennsylvania and
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j. a. ELLIS ~ Co., Chicago, H. for Illinois,
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Chicago Market.

TeTegFaPBed 70 Tie Ah6E8.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2G.
Flour dull, firm, saleable. Wheat irregular.
No ll24al3; Corn firm, saeable at Alias
Oats firm 47ai; Rye dull, small sales of No at |
Il, Barley quiet, salos Of No. at 1,4sa5o Pro
visions unsettled; Pork 26i Lard 10; Dressed
hogs easier at TO- 5OaIl,OO; Saleabe receipts live
hogs 1903, market dull, extra 9,S74alO,O0,
GOOD 10 choice 2jaO.75
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LOCAL COLUMN.
Proposed School for Young Ladies

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Fur Cape Iost-see advertising columns.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, Dec. 70,
Receipts hogs cars Cattle, extra Tai so, fair
ira 9,873alO,O0 good to choice 9;25a9,75, choice
4,60a4,75 good 4a4,25.
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Until further notice, trains will run between
Davenport and Rock Island, as follows
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Jay Cooke, Phia. L. A. Rollins, Wash.
G. II. Clark, Phila. Henry d. Cooke Wash.
f. X. Starr, Phila. W. 4. Chandler, Wash.
". q. Moorhead, Ph'a John b. Dotrees, Wash.
George F. Tyler, ph'a Edward Dodge, NJ
j, II. Clark, Phila. Ii. c. Fahnestock, N. Y.
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Branch Office, Philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Directors (:

Where the general business Of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general correspon-
deuce should be addressed
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officers

CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, Preside.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington Vice Pres't.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee,
EMERSON W. PEET, Phil D., Secy and Ao-
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BosTOS, January 70, 1865.
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GREAT NuuBrR THIS WEEK,
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ATTRACTIONS As FOLLOWS.
TOO Ft-T---ugJ Slow
or vHat the great masses nave done Tor
, see4 81. rI 45- Y Irl, TT.-0S y 40
Units,i -tates senator frzfn Aa+sachusetts.
GRANT AND cOLFAX.
Espre-easa;.ye pubic publ. .I nea' ,he people =
President AND NfeE-rRE-IDENE.
Wa@ zti.oa -.l.l P.lTt} IF Fresoo on
a. P-rh by Rev q. Post, -. Louis,
REE aING ALIVE. An App-alto Chris
tlans. By rev. dhep. J.. tuyleFr =, d.
Br okiyn, n. ~
PRAlISSG ~ Tile HOLY GHOST Tho
Great Experiment. By Rev George ID.
Cheever, ID. H., New York.
Letter from Washing on. Fre-tlon OF
Gen. Beatty from Ohio. 3ha first gun at
re WHITE H9nse. ,H5opefqi aaYiees ffrom
nechcut Eteciions Eupfeme CCurt on RE-
construction. TIE President ANA his Cab-
net after Gen. Grant. sneaker I0lfaNd
receptions, etc. Bv our Washl ngiOn cor
Respondent y. W. Barlfe.L
Clergyman expressly for Tile fndepem-
dent aud destined . 5e. VI believe, one
tive series Oh c5fii ri5utioas ever eiven
To- a religiousmeWHpaper
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says die. hailE.Qus Proapenty; Art
drew. Law and Disorder A Trick on
AlesSrs. Harrison ,erfnay, Otis, etc. by
Of The ablest ana most spicy writer's tn
the county
HerIy Ward Beecher and Oliver Wendell
Holmes. The Guardian Angel aud Nor
wood. BY 7ustn Posey.
December Woods an Ouginal Poem, By
Joel Benton, Ameula, New York
A Companion for the winter Maple
" GOD Fire. Endorsed BY a % Blessed old
blaek woman"
a story without a Moral. For Children
BY Abby sage, Chaflestowni Mass.
Editorials as follows. The Tongue Of Fire,
or ExtempoIaneQtn Preaching queen
Nictoria's Experiences, Ia
Two Ways o. Loving. Loving the Good
and Loving the wicked.
The Methodist Bishops Thompson, Nor
ris, James, scott, simpson, Baker eAmeas
CLARK, DR. Kins =, Edward. Thomson
"as able men as any Christian Denomt-
nation can boast"
An old Newspaper-The Federal spy and
Daily Advertiser, Of Dec. 2 1895
international Copyright.
Shall we lose the Excise L1WE
Week Of Prayer.
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Personal News.
New York and Vicinity.
Religious Intelligence.
Revival Record.
General News.
Book Table
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Sabbath schools
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Pebbles.
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Commercial and Financial Department,
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Talk, News, aud Gossip In Wall Street
Important News for Capitalists hank
ers- and Business Men-Money Market-
Central Pacific Railroad.
Dry Goods RepOrt--Dry Goods Quotations
Produce Market Responsiveness Cur
rent-New YORK Cattle Market r. Far
mers' Column. the whole comprising
Attractions never Equaled In any
other Religious Newspaper.
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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
The last Infamous Radical
FOa gery-The Gazette.

The Gazette of yesterday-unde'
enormous head lines, among which
were these Startling Utterance BY
General Blair" f"General Grant VII
Never Leave The White House Alive,
Honest MN Shnckrd and Disguised" "
pretend TO quote the following ex-
tract ON General lBlair's speech a.
s.. L"uis ON Friday night:
!. The point to which desire to briD'
you IS this. rha' in this s;rus.le W
have every 'hiLs at stake; that 1t i
the final and last struggle for the ore
scrvation nf Tree Constitutional cavern
m. MT in America that il we fail "
1t the Repnbl falls with u; it he
comes IA mere uppendage at III militia
ry chi. itain VII" is lif'-d to power it,
ne name nf IA President. bur wh'
never will leave the Presidential mar
SION alive
Now here is wh It General R'ar real
ly said 1t is taken from the U'rbaH"'
report Of his speech. on the "ccasl"'
alluded 10 in the S.. Louis RcpnbIic
an. Read it. honest men. and The"
tell us wha' you think 81 the Gaz~tIe
Here Is what the Ger eral said:
The point 10 which | desire to brin
you is this, that in this struggle wt
have every thing at stake that 1t IS 'h'-
fioal and last struggle for the preserva-
lion of Tree con>ti uti"nal government
in America that 1t we fail in il tn
Republic tails with Va Il brc"m"s the
fnere appendace "fihe miftarychie'-
tain who is elevated t" power in ih'
name o. the Pr. side"cy But h will
never i-av. the Presidential ma"sio"
as long as he lives l have nothing t.
= say agains HIM personally; [ haze
no ifitention III derogaiing frem hi
great merits as soldier, and ] have NJ
ocs,re TO ,arnish any OF the laurrl
which he won in the s%tvioes that h'
gave the county during the late war
Bu, 7 .have just as little design of sur
rendering absolute power iniothe hand
of any man. no matter how illus'riou
he may have made his his ps4s @ in an n
r General Blair declared that if ii
I. Rsdioa!s succeeded, they would oonve,
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C'hurC.IU Directory.


30 ReI,yI .us service, n e regular, htid IL
the iolI"wing churches inIhi place every
SLbbash NOR ing and evening
d, Me,h, dill Epi,cnpal Oh irch. 'rner OF
4rh ana Oh lrch d sii eeIs fev " II See
IL. Pastor" IrHyer meeting every Thurs'
day SeyrniSg ''s'- aa 20 80. - .... -
frFeshy.eJian Chure corner of 9d aud
church 'SIre-is.i lie. John Robinson
Faster Prnyei NEE ing every Nednes
Gay evenirg
Lutheran T..urch. heiween Church aud
OraLge SIr-ets HrT. " wi, X I'n>IuT
y Tray er 'e'i ig -y.iy "Wednesday evening
= Sec nd Chri-Iia. Iiurrh South N-h
iaI.d hnpel Rev 5 + 'etrre Pastor
Prayer NEE ing every We iie-l ~ EVEN ng
Uui e4 ,lireih hreu S,hurs1- Ssg'h II,
laI,h h.,p-if, SEX 'ce evcry her .;ahha' b
Al 5 pci..ek z Vi tievs Icln;ire aud
HewIlI Pastor
g German ioIm tLrrch Sa"au>ky 4.
ScIvie. regnla, y very n'i = Il lih sun
dA, a. lems d month lev I'HhIel Zim
np.rp.mn. ra-Ior German sunday chOOl
evesy Sun Iny mUIEig -
Ga ihclic' hpIch ''":iage street Rev
Fa h-r ! Kuhn. Pnsr-r. services every
sd sunday in each month, AT hall pa
nine Oc cIk \ ach ..
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Mormon Conferenc ce.. Z

. Late Salt Lake papers contain the
proceedings Of the General Mormon
Conference. All the Mornon Church
iignitariees were fully represented It
vas unanimously agreed that comm er-
"ial intercourse with the Gentiles
should be restricted to 'becessitie' -
Nnrmons purchasing eeheFaily from
he Gen,iIes will do so at the peril of
xpul>i IN ,fr m The church This
measure is urged as necessary ip self:
d fense against tie rapidiy approaching
Iancer from outsiders coming IN s'wiih
The U"iin PsG,fic railfoad They. are
,v.wed enemies Of the Mormon iusti-
u inns. and comniercihl non inter-
-."u,se onlv can reytrain the Mormons
and encourage home manufacturers.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28
The Ideal Face.

The ideal tace Of hny one TO whom
we are strongly end renderly attached
that face which is enahrihea in our
h-arts. AMI which cnmes to US 10
lreams long after it has mouldered in
he grave4the face is'not the exact
mechanical cnuntenance If the beloved
person-not tie conftenance We ever
actually hehetd-but i's abstract ideai-
z4tion-tEe spirit of the conntenance,
its essence ard its life.' And the finer
the character. and the more various its
int. llecrual pow re, the more must this
rue eid"I'n n differ from that q paintet
or sculprof can produce. -
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Onions.

A correspondent of ~the Seientifi .
American commends onions aS sPcif-
ic seainst epidemics-not as an esc':-
lent. bu. sliced, and kept in sick
room. where they will absorb any at
'mospheric poison They should T,bs
replaced by fresh oues every houE It
|fs noticed that in the room Of a"spali-
pnx :, atieut they blister and dec6hpOse
vi,haereat rapidity. hut gill; prevent
the spread ot the disease Their aPplt'
I cation hns also proved efectaal in isS
case of snake bites.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-28

i ism !. % 70 he 1uied bvi ssfsf rant as
Hong as he livea.r TKsf Gasetts. 1aIiowj
iFing the 81. Louis Deetber1sstchanges-
IL lh4anins--.aiters it's fphraseoloey in.
4 ftoba Il krest Of hssassin atioss hof General
i GfannTq Suehis othe bbase gnsa6ner in
wbieh the Rad ica.e barry onIthe, pres
] cntt pr4sIdeo otiai stfo sele. q ITiieya aearry
IT on hy forgery and fraud 4rHundreds
nd thousands Of, the fu6scrihe hers Of The
f,d.pUe will zee thus sIahderoits Io,cery
-neye, observethe expdsufe. aud ,hon.
} esiIu, belisyeicit,to be, rue, IL rs by
sncS rsse,,i,v-r and -viI,aiubv that sc
bi,ter1sT nreindiIee- /. bss-sbeen created
! n .tnsts ,he aanonestheir
oopone. ts Eng. - seEss.ss - i,s e
Iatt+s16l liz -9Yosi---.- u Tgf7 -
tz=E-TyFa TiIs 6afIy OF FreedomssFa
$3.50 o. ri 10 I ----brs .ssaf1 "a
- The Detroit Daily Tnion weHssays
that the history of the so seslledS Re!
publican party, is one that will, as time
| moves IN. more and more condemn it
in the eyes and TO fhs'tndersindinG
lsof }pat tinticz and rig II Hiiddtd Men:
With the cry oil freedom warm urou
its Inns, Il .has'committed crimes enough
against liberty in the short period Of
ITS existence to damn il 4o9the sinfsmy
that Is srrelylto come to it. q The pum-
her of those crimes is too great to be
counted, but they were Of an 'ennrmi,y
20 great as ne er TO tie forgotten by
those upon whnm il was asIyisited. .tsg
1t will not be forgotten of this scour.
sed party that it caused The aiiifsest,
mock rial and bsnishme.i' in deaancs
nf all law, OF an hobored aud distin-
su,sheG citixpn OF Ohio, for no other
| nffense than the exercise Of rfreedom
| of sneeeb IrG4 h. SfzSt sas 'lo4.Sss~.1
lone in the name Of "freedom,
7, caused The arrest, and imprison.
men, N ;, . Rast; a. Il created Win
.,,, ,toc.sa =. law withor,'s kaarino-
and q, ,nviny ,hc ,,riy;Iey esi of the hobe.
as corpHs. IF hundreds OF peuoeable
md natriotic CT is.ps .-ilo " =
! Done in the name of s.freedom
I,ins,i,u,ed n reign OF terror. and
act at d, fans, the civil authorities:
n enter,d TOE reaceiul home Of the
ci,izen in dead hours of the night, and
.irag.. d from thence O distant PRISONS
h. husband aud tarher, regardless of
me wife and The :. ar~ q entreaties of
trigh ened t!hildrnD, sllfor '''e's (" -
God aud human ". ,,.-
7, mobbed TOR lie xpression of their
| n.li,ical sen,im.nrs. rnnusands of nor
thern' Democrats. in behalf of firf' -
| Free speech"
II mobbed. sacked and destroyed
+"mr three hubdred Democrats news
paper Offices to vindicate its advocacy
of a .-S
| Free Press - OH tHq
And it soue ht in every pnssihlA way
- enforce BY terr"rism it political So:
rremacy AID 20 desroy those Polltieai
md social Prisi e:ts that at i's birth It
rrofrssFd TO adv"cate 70 man VINO
Jared to oppose ny TIE mere expression
i opinion its policy was safe 1t in:
-ri'used syst' m OF espionage that reach
d every cry aud village IN the no!.n,
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