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KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
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American watches.

Mooar i Knowles. johnson st-in Tepfer House,
w Collins Second street.
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q. s. Marshni's Proclamation.

-nifea Nat,. Of Amsriea. SouihTn Deisiom Of fosca
CIV CLARF, United States Marshal for the State
OF Iowa. do hereby give public notice that In tha
case United states against nve harreis Of dis
TILED spirits IN Of seiznrs and oritura under
acts or Congress, did, the t&h day Of February
10 s. in assnoft Iowa. attach and take In my posses-
for aAfs caStodr I'VE barreis of distilled sldt
And Also give public notice that tbs timo nsagned
for the return Of lie the third Tuesday
Of March, 1858 at 10 O'Clock said day, and here
by admonsh and summons all perons claiming any In
serest in the said i've barrels u eisfil.d
xu,rits or knowing or having anything to
ssy vhy the same shculd net be coniemned snd sold
10 the OF fsd appellant that hsy be and
bsfors the s.fd Court be held Ia ard for the
Hoatheru Divison, Dissrict Of Iowa, at the United
states Court Roen IN the city Of Keokuk in sad District
at special term to be holden on the third Tuesday ef
March 1893 o'clock said day, then and there
to ptsspose claim for the sse and to make their al
CIV CLARE q. s NJ.
mart-dl4t By d. FrLrcs, DepnC.
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A STOCK OF HARDWARE
WOULD BE
Exch a nged for Ian d
.Is on sRAR THE CRY
Meh7-iw Address Hox Nc. ao3, P.o.
FD n ~ II.

~ sASBr% ~. IL ACEKs OF LAND alta zood
H2Hsr. Stable fpung Orchard Of - spYis rs pear
% psseh and 70 cherry trss 400 grape vines rsst
tarfy sai gs hEsscs, Land we'll situated
f9r gaftr alag proposes T.tie gcoi
Afro Acre ssjcsaIns With Ho7se. Lsni we'll
aissfsd for gaslsans pafp5ses. Title sod
RrIs'rs II r. % fDaE
uats iiw sss.da.sg Iowa
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Casualty Companies,
RAILWAY PASSENGER, of HARTFORD
ASSETS s3o3,s4a.
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK.
ASSETS saec,ote.
fshaI
Casualty Companies,
u MarshaI's Proclamatf.n.

U. q. Marshai's Proclamatf4n.
United &aes Of A~evsea, Soaeyn Dauts,on Of Iosca.
r 9.w CLARK, United States Marshal for the State
Of Iowa, do hereby give public notice that In the
e4seof the United States against ten barrels Of dis
titled spirits, 62s ea gallons ten empty tierces, In
= OF seizure and forfeiture nnd acts os
Congress did, the 2Tth day Of February, 1855, In
Burlington, Iowa. attach and take in my possession fer
safe cuItody ten barrels Of disted spfis 6ss 70 GAL
ioas, ten empty tierees.
And also give public notice that the time assigned
for the said is the third Tuesday OF
E.rch, 1858, al 10 O'clock said daJ, and hereby
admcnsh and summons all persons claiming any In
terest in the said barrels OF Distilled spirits
62se5 galions, and ten empty tierces know
ing or having anything to say Why the sans should
not Be condemned and sold to the demand OF
said appellant that they be and sprear before tbs
said Court - be hsld in and for the Southern Dir-
sion, District Of Iowa, at the United States Court
koon in thecity of keokuk In aid District at special
tern, to be holden fbe third Tuesday OF Marcel,
1868, at ton o'clock said day, then and there to
nerposs claim for the and to make their alegA~
tions in that behalf
G. ". CLARK, u. q. NJ,
maxl-dI4t By IL. FULTON Deputy.
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BOOK-BINDER.
/ Pearce son 49,. Gate City b ldg, Main I'd
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1925.
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boots q sHOEs-WHOLEsA
II I'm bleton & Huiskamp............93 Main street
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Cad Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Bridges............,..,.Nos Nos l d sstes Honse
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GAS STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar & sou......, Johnson street, bet Sd 4th
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RANKING HOUSE.
First National Bank. Main st-het Sd 4th.
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BOOTS 4 SHOEs-KETAIL.
Stewart Z Dean ..,.......eor Third Main streets
Uuiskamp & Matcss ................Se Main street
Huiskanp L Bro...... Main street-bet 4th l. 5th
Hart A 1873 Main street
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cRocrRs-wHoLEsaLE.

Cola, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes ,
S g Bridges. ....,.......... Nos / Estes House
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S @ Bridges Nos d Estes House.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

EQUAL RIGHTS TO ALL MEN,
EyGY OR Low, RICH OR P00R.
UUJTE OR BLACK, rs The CAR,
prN4L PRINCIPLE or TIE RE-
pYBLTay PARTY OF IOWA.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

The Albany Journal says: "Thc
mode of Governor Scymonr's nomina-
ton for the Presidency. after having
pledged hnnsel. not To be candidate,
reminds us Of The story of o Mal,igan
aud his wifi /: 'll's bad eosld ye
have. 4 drop Of the craytlier I'D do
no harrum.' Och, hnne,' said Bid
dy, I've taken ~ plidee, Int yc can
mix drink, Teddy, and force mo 70
snaily it,"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

The Pres.dont o. the New IIamp-
shire Democratic Convention in hi.
orening address congratulated lii
hearers, th:a Maine, Massachusetts
and New York could not lavish foods
If money upon them, as in tie last
gubcrnatoria campaign. Those New
Hampshire fellows don't like to ba
tempted. They hare seen how Io-
ratio fell before temptation, and are
afraid 10 expose themselves.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07
In Bankruptcy.

IN THE DIsTRicr CouGr or THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DisTRicT or Iowa
~ The mater Of Rodney BeeeAey, Bankrupt
Notice il hereby given that a petition has been
fiod in said Court by said Rodney Becchor, of
Winthrop, In tho county of buchanan, and
State Of Iowa. in said district, duly declared a
bankrupt under the Act of Congress Of March
Fad, 1867. for a discharge and a certificate
thereoffrom all his debts and other claims prov
abic under said Act, and that the goth day Of
August, A. ID. 1868, at o'clock r. NJ, is assign
ed for the hearing Of the samo at Court OF
Bankruytcy, at Room number !, Custom House,
Dubuque, Iowa. in said District, where md
when All creditors Of said bankrupt, who have
proved their debts. and all other persons in in
terest may attend aud show cause, IL any thew
have, why tho prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Dubuque, this ga day Of July, A,
d. 1868.
NJ. LEPpER, Dep. Clerk.
LEg 4 WEARr, Attorneys.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07
A Positive Remedy for all
kinda Of Humorn.

A Positive Remedy for an
kinds Of Humors,
Scrossis, seurvy. Salt -Rhsum. csrbua.
oles and 8oils, Oloeee aNd o1l 0bstinato
Affections Of the Skin, lnnsmmatory
Or Cheonio 0heumstism, Piles, Chronic
oisrrhua. MsroGrial Dissssse. end every
taint Of the System; Oyspepsia. end these
q the Digestive 0rgsas viz, biIious
Complsiats, Neurslpis, end Nervous AZ.
Sections, hesdschs, lsneuos, end Degree.
sion u spirits. less q Appetite. ceasti.
patiom.
HVuIS excellent mcdiclnai sonpounA Wa Afst
l. prepared b. Dr.. J. w. POLAND, in 1sl7,
and was then employed with great success in
expelling humors from the blood; but In 1sls
medical friend who quite celebrated as physi-
clan, especially in the treatment OF humors. sug-
gested some important Improvements, which were
adopted and which has made II (so tie people say)
the very best remedy for al kinds Of humors known
70 "the faculty."
This preparation 10 composed entirely Of vegeta-
bles, among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot.
When the originator lived In New Hampshire, q
Godstown Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty
miles around, and In Manchester particularly, the
uumor Doctor was well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which It cf.
fected. Though manufactured in large quantities.
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchss-
crs had to wait for more TO be made. In that re-
gion some very severe cases Of Erysipelas were
treated with, - and they were curedi Erysipclas
sores, or csrbuncles. those ngly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this mediciss
was faithfully used. So 1t was with Scrofula and
Salt t-Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
1t free from any dangerous drugs, Is pleasant TO
the taste, sae, yet sure and effective in its action.
PREPARED AT THE
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07
-Tnn is desiancd to /lsofn1t 7
.oc;,,y,, nnninsf csi,uc. .2UIh
TuE PEaSusrENT LIEUTENAS1

"Town Talk" OF the New Orleans
Times, tell. the following .tsry
A group of three men Town Talk
being one stood in the shadow of
an ailey Of ST Charles street, chatting
over old times. A glass or two, per-
hars, had been taken, and the tongues
We're loosened, each becoming cha,tv.
This happened 80 years ego.
8 WAS q soldier in the Mexican
war" said the white haired man his
face inst little flashed with winc,
"and il was long time fore I learned
nv lef, foe, from INV right, but | vas
drilled by good officer and patient.
Nv officer "a lieutenant Of tie Pho.
nix cuard-was popular and on good
terms with the men, he was a bully
boy then One Of the party, 8 good
looking man became nervous. "He's {
bully by now.
at was after the battle Of Monterey,
Continued the d soldier, "ihat tins
popular cood-hearted officer Of cnrs
acknowledged il impossible to drill
certain raw recruit-big fellow with
raw bone. and double joints. Hc
tried him pcr4istently, coa.ei him,
no use he would not ph ont his
left. So the clever officer gave it up"
''Shoftly after a young graduate of
Wcs; Point-you must remember this
WAS twenty years ago-was assigned
to our regiment lthe 5th inian;ry.)
and he Sc; TO work drilling this man.
lie drilled himself, alone st morning
and al night Each time the 2i hen
tenant sent the rccruit to his quarters
the Tecr.aii knew which was his LEI,
foot. Esch time he came cu. in the
morning lie could not tell his RICH;
from his left. For FIVE DAYS the heu
tenant persis,ently tancht this recruit.
s'Did the 2l lieutenant cave?' asked
Town Talk.
Not hc.' said The soldier, "he hsl
too much backbone"
ssiIow did he come ou,?" sHell,
said the old soldier, '.Ae took out his
recruit On the sixth day OF his drill,
and be asked hiEa, after putting him
tlrough,he manual. Which i your
LETT foot The recruit put ont his
right. Then the 81 lieutenant seized
the musket Of the recruit. and brought
the hats down Oh lis foot heavy
The recruit yelled like . cali with
rain--'Now, said the Cd lieutenant
20 10 yenr quarters, sir you know now
the lett loot irom the right And lie
did. lie was laid up week with the
left foot disabled, aud when he came
out again he was drilled like veteran,
'Who wa. the good hearted ei.iccr
that failed ?
'sIlc il known as captain Wi liam
Tensbrick.a said the old soldier, "and
is now before you.
"Who was the 81 lieutenant that
had 80 much back bono:"
''He is wider known as Ulysses S.
Grant, said the old soldier.'
And such is true story Of an affair
that took place twenty years ago
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

In 1865. Frank Blair, in speech
in this city said that"he would raih-
ar sleep with a Niger than Demo
crat." hundreds Of our eiiizens, OF
both political parties will swear that
they heard Frank use the exact lam
guage above quoted. l. 1srre Ueute
(Lnd Eypress.
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
ISnrrEspEscE. May 9th, 'cs

ISnrrEspEseE. May 9th, '6S.
Mr.. G. II. WALLACE, Braggi,f la reply
to your inquiry, as 10 results in using the bot
tic of Goes Dyspepsia Cure we purchased from
you, we take the first opportunity to state that
after having suffered with Dyspepsia fer TWEEN
ty yenrs, have fond great relief from using
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. In fact it is tho only
remedy which could find to help me. / con.
slider it u good remedy fer all that it j. recon-
mended.
Yours &c,
T.. W, CLOSE.
We most chcerfully and earnestly recommend
1t TO every on. who has suffered frum the rAvA-
ges and horrors Of this terrible disease.
Yours Truly,
G. X. WALLACE.
46-sw.]
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

Tie Democrats, at their late con-
yonrion refused 10 hear President
Joinsa,.'s amnesty proclamation read,
i .caas4. i did mol include jeff Davis
aud John u. Surratt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-08-07

Gerrilt Smith says: q expect to
vote for Grant and Coliax. l ike
them both; and in the main,l like the
platiorin on which they stand"
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HALLS
;taetatIs SiciIiaa Hair ReneHer

Er~sy geer fncrcascs Tire ,,opM-
Ss-fJ ~ Ltss ;.Gturstc Ncir Prep
..,~ssots, Dhsrh Is duc TO meris
-fs,ne N,oi IL is keps /,iify 'fp f0
an .,.. standard, nm. 70 those
-sho Eare ~ eer MseH Il trc can
scnfsf~nflN say. fhaf IL IL the only
'.tta6ie and perfected 17rpp1r0-
20" d. rssf"re t.lsAg orr FADED
ifAsiI to It's Uoufhf fsI color, max
:IS u soft, issssrOsfs, 0tsH sifksn d:
tie Sedip, AS its use. becomes
s,isite 0sss3 c.eaH: 1t fensOcCS ait
er-If,tio;ss anst. siaMsfvss1, and bv
tfs t0Mic properties preUeysfs the
kair from failing sat. a. Il slim
aiNfes 0rd saoas,iSises the hair
glands. BY Its use fhe hair grOsrs
EticJ:sr and stronger. Ia balsinc-
Z resteres tAs capillary g!anas
to their MoynsaS i'igOr, and sCikS
rr~ntS n neH uroMsh Except i,s
cctsesne OisI age. IL js the most
econ uoMjrGS HAIR DRESSING
srer used, as u requires fescer
applications. aud 0ires the h0is.
that splendid 2tossV appearance
50 nsssch 0ds,s9red bH all. n. n,
NavAs, ~. d.. Sfate AsSaver ~
Mass. says, .'llbe constituents are
rsrs U,Mt carefully selected (os.
ercciieMt quality. and 4 consider
u the BEST PREPARATION I0s.
its insenslss! purposes. We pub
Hsh 0 treatise on the hair, N'IticlS
zee seMi free bU mail upon 0ptli-
cation. which c0nsains cOMsVsen-
sleiforU notices from ciesOD1sen,
tDhBstciuns. tie lress. aud others.
I've hare made the study Of tho
kas,. and its diseases a NDeciNlfu
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nAXIMS EOR YOUNG LADBEs

Don't scream unless you are fright.
cned.
tits fine silk that knows no turning
Practice ION the piano. makes per
feet.
An old maid is an Did boot-no use
without fellow.
Never faint when you arc alone.
Always select some good opportnnit,
or young man. The more persons
there are about YOU, the more success
full will be your iii. A woman should
not only FAINT well, but be above sus.
picion.
The hasd that can make l.ie is q
continual feast to the husband that
,Darries il.
Dreams are The novels that We read
when VIC are fast asleep.
Eyes arc the electric telegraph o,
the heart, and will send a message any
distance, ia a language only known b,
the two souls who correspond.
Sleight-of-haRd prefornancc-th the
girl that rejects Al offer Of marriage.
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BOOK AGENT. WANTED.

boOh AGENTS WANTED.
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Agents and subscribers see that yos -. the
genuine edition by DR.. Saith,
The Springfield Republican says this edition
published ty xes=rs. Burr b Co., is the gena.
me thing.
The coagyeyafioasli.s says, whoever wishes to
get, in the chsspe.t form, the besi Dictionary Of
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ispatCheS to the Associated Press
lAsT11NGroN.

|A4h of Congress in November
saNatic Congressman Arrested for
a fCOntempIated Armed Resist.
n Arkansaa-YelIOw Fever at
ko.
|koroN, October 19.-Speaker Col
nat persons with whom he is in
ie1tion agree that there is no neees-
ession on the 10th of November
Orr, Of South Carolina, is here.
{ s and Julian's seats, from In.
d be contested.
|lon, Democratic Congressman from
b Ohio District, has been arrested,
n 3th issuing fraudulent naturaliza-
e1s.
'fowlng communication has been
81 the Secretary of War:
Rock, Ark, October III. NJ.
Secretary Of War: The arms
for the State were destroyed by
band of men in the Mississippi
se boat was captured and the
Nn overheard. From facts in my
|n | am satisfisd that armed resis-
&c laws is contemplated, in which
, United States forces here would
eiy inadequate to preserve order.
POWELL CLAYTON,
Governor of Arkansas.
enl johnson is reported as having
q ne above matter was presented
II the parties had contemplated
tence they would not have de-
arms and ammunition on the
|zef est gale ever known occurred
.4ron on Friday night. The only
''R reported are TIVE men, a woman
~ Department has official advices
Of yellow fever at San
ne Verde Island.
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army have lately been captured in rebel

army have lately been captured in rebel
bands. 70
The Mexican soldiers who attempted to
rob the Government conducta have been
captured.
Horatoro Domenguz, who was sentenced
to death, has been reprieved.
General 1raga has been banished.
A bill for the abolition of capital punish
ment was introduced into the Mexican Con-
gress.
Escobedo had left for Tampico. Cortina
will shortly proceed to Matamoros.
Santa Anna sailed yesterday for St..
Thomas.
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SPAIN.

The Future Government Republican or
MOnRrchlcal.
MADRID, October 19.-The Junta has is
sued an address regarding the future Gov
ernment The Cortes must decide whether
the form of government shall be republi-
can or monarchical. Olozaja, Serrano and
Tapete have declared for monarchy, but
favor the submission of the question to
universal suffrage.
Prim disclaims any pretensions to the
crown. Hale has frequent interviews with
Prlm and Serrano.
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rH CAROLINA.
canvassinz- = distribution of
Troops.

canvassinE- Distribution OF
Troops
N October 19.-Both political
Vigorously eanvassing. The Re-
ne jubilant over the Northern
Me Democrats disappointed hut
= and are confident of Carrying
Both parties have full electoral
1sional tickets in the field. The
electoral ticket has Byron
frly Of New York, and A. Il.
plored, on 1.-THE rest are native
q Democratic electors are all
Hes and all enfranchised. The
\ congressional ticket has all ma
st David Heaton, formerly Of
hnd J. 4. Devices, formerly Of
" d Mr.. Boyden, who runs on
can ticket independent, but
4rant. The Democratic con-
ncket are all natives.
n Holden has suspended the
Ming detailed militia.
lies has distributed the Fourth
nited States colored troops as
p companies at Raleigh, two at
one at Weldon, one at Ply
at Fayetteville one at Sails
NE at Charlotte.
any of white troops, Of heavy
med as infantry, arrived here
from Fortress Monroe.
ocrats say there is no need Of
fss to prevent negro outrsges
NJ. They affirm that there in no
or the suspicion entertained by
Holden and General Miles about
Organizations arming them
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ENGLAND.
Address to Reverdy johnson.

Address to Reverdy johnson.
LIVERPOOL, October 19.-The Chamber
OF Commerce will present an address to
Reverdy johnson on the twenty in
slant and the Mayor invites him to dine at
Town Hall on the twenty sixth.
The Austrian Reichrath has reassembled
Many new bills are proposed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Trains Co,I,ded m North C.ro,,ro

Trains COlllded In North Carolina.
RICHMOND, October 19.-On Saturday
night the trains on the North Carolina
Railroad collided near Harrisburg. Five
persons were severely wounded.
CINCINNATI, October distinguishing
commenced to-day.
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MEXICO.

|eeus Nsvvs from varIous Foints
Oc.ober 19.-The Mexican re-
q defeated the government
B zapatlampass s :
emeerS q tue former imperial
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Military Movements,

Military Movements.
QFON, October 20.-The head.
the Fifth Artillery have been
from Richmond to Fort Jeffer-
Rlver Intelligence.
HeT Pass, October 20, Noon
4 29.8O; wind east and light with
Brig ], H. Kennedy, Sellnan,
hOurs from Havana, in ballast to
Co. "t
Domestic Markets.
zSkK, October 20, Noon.-Money
) 6(67. Sterling 1O9s. Gold
A1ls OF 1862, coupon, 1l48; of 1861
1865, new, 1l1B; Of 1867, I'LL;
Fsgistered, I044; coupons, 1861
atplina's, 68; DO. new, 672; Vir-
ek-coupon. Sc; do. new, So
els. ex-coupon, III; do. new, 7l2.
5@lOc. lower. Wheat dull and
!. Corn heavy and 1c. lower.
1t; mess $2S 40. Lard dull, 1900
,tEon quiet; middling uplands 25l
FFeights dull.
Foreign Markets.
y October 20, Noon.-ConsoIs
y bonds quiet and steady, 49,.
NJ both afoat and on the spot.
1oL, October 20.lCotton steady.
: from Bombay to seventeenth,
port, 5000 bales.
%, October 20, Afternoon.-Cot-
sales 1900 bales. Yarns and
Manchester fiat and nominal.
3 dull. Red VIII "a t)s. lid. p. k
Steady. Beef easier at 95s. Lard
Fallow quiet at SIS.
October 20,--Cotton 1877.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

Mr.. NJ. Knight hitherto steadfast Demo-
crat, and leading man in the town Of
Pleasant Valley, Eau Claire county, Wis
consln, writes to the Free Press that he
shall vote for Grant and Colfax this year
and adds: Democracy. heretofore pre-
dominant in Pleasant Valley, is sadly iu
the minority. for full nine-tenths Of the
voters will subscribe to the constitution
and bylaws of the Pleasant Valley GRAM
and Colfax Union Club"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

l"There goes another mortgage on your
farm and mine, patrlotically and en-
couragingly said HoEati0 to a friend as he
pointed to company Of recruits just start
ing for the seat Of war. ~ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

of ouachits, adjourned until seven O'Clock
Pm. IsfJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

tion on their part unnecessary, and there
fore ask to be discharged, A
AL OF which is respectfully submitted,
A. B. BAC0Ny.-
Chairman;
JOHN RAY,
!. J. .AONETTE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-10-20

WIN. vIGERS,
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.