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We DEFY the world to produce Soaps that
will give better satisfaction than our vii
mugton City. Olive, Detersive and Brown.
Sold by all Grocers. MOORE & BRO, I'd
and Orange SITS, Wilmington, Del.
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Deasness. Blindness and Cataryh.

z lSAACS, N. D., Oculist and Aurist,
y. Professor Of the Eye and Ear, formerly
of Leyden, Holland, located at No. 500 Arch
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases Of the EYE, EAR or CATARRH
will he scientifically treated md cared, if
curabie. The Medical faculty is invited as
he has no secrets in his mode Of treatment
Cy-Artidcial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made Tor examination.
Jan q. lS56-iG
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THE CECIL WING.
EGNTON. MARCH d, 1865.

Observation-Disclosures Executors, and others
haying lusness in tho Orphans Court which requires
alyertising will please be particular when they want
such notices appear in The Wing to leave orders to
that Effect otherwise the Register is liable to put all
such Notices in The Democrat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHEAP CARPETS
WHERE 10 Ely

NH LA l. S<A1I1 l. Il -
WHERE 10 BUY THEM
Go to FVArS', SO well known a. the Cheapest Carpet
Store IN the city Our stock is repete with the most
INGRAM and STAIR CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS and WINDOW SHADES, at astonishing
ly low prices. We selling good Carpets TWO
yards wide, for only One Dollar. IMITATION
BRUSSELS and Irish Tapestry Carpets. yard wide,
from 80 TO - cents. These are the goods TO wear;
while they furnish almost as beautiful the finest
Brussels. II You want Caap CarpatS. be sure to go
to JOHN NJ. EVANS
No 2I7 NORM md STREET,
(Frst Carpet store above Vine. opposite wood ST..
Mar IA, l563-2u PHIApgIrhIG
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TO C0NSUNHpTsVE,.

The REV. EpWAR A. WILSON will send ,ft,c d
charge II who le-,r" it, the prescription with H.,
directions FIR making and usg the .lulie remedy f.,
which he cure, OF lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object benefit the
afl ted, and lie hopes every sufferer viii y tlis pre-.
srrptun, a. il will cost them nothin and lnay prove
blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
No. i'i South terouI Street
sept Il, lSd7-mIyE WilliaBaburEh, NrwYuri.
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T tONSTAIkE.

4 'VNSTANEE.
~ 14e Undersigned having been appointed CON-
STABLE of the Srd District of Cecil county, hereby
entities the pu lie of the fact and solicts share Of
patronage CHARLES L. LEWIS,
Elkton, Feb 10, 1S6S-lm
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xrtc the following Personal Prop &-.----.s-
LEI crty:-l Horse and | Mare ~. Is : i
ssTSN each coming six years old: :: lS-FSM
yIACEA-. Cow, of Them nov in profit III ! J
'he other will be- in profit about April 1St ieIier
coming two year old Shoats.
FARMING lMPLFMENTS. &c! Dearborn. for
one or two horses, with Pole uH1 shafts; / good
Farm Wagon with Cover and Bows, and iI,ty K
gng to SUIT; Horse art and Gears PioWs. liar
rows Culirat0ls, Whseihsrruw, Horse Rake. Corn
Shelter, Moving Scythea Grain CIR dc7. Grinds tone
stone Sledge Maui and Wedges, Pot Spade CHOW
Bar, Feed hest sets stage Harness, set Singh"
Harness, Cheek Lines, Leather Plo?y Lines DN
main, Drop Chains, Cow Chains Collars, Blind Hat.
tiers, Saddle, Forks, takes. Sioycle, Hoes Mattpc<~
Ladder, Ac.i Hay by the ton, Hive of Bees, and
number Of empty Bee Hives.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS i Cook stove aud tiN-
lures, Bedstead, Clock, Chnrn, II Milk Pans. Cream
an Sausage Cutter and Stuier Cider Barrels. Meal
iuils, and many other articles not mentioned.
~ Sele TO CONNIE" Al J. o'clock NJ, and 10 post
poncinent on account of the weather.
Ttrns easy. LAWRENCE SENTMAN.
MAJ LIZ" H. II. K1lBLE. AuctiUuver.
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John NJ. TERRELL.
AUCTIONEER,

VIII. give prompt attention to demands for his Ser
vices IN the Sale of Read or Personal Property in
any part Of The county. [oct H. lS67EGn,
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liAvRE DE GRACE Hartford county. Nd
Mr. i. I. MARINE: Sir We can say that you al
ways dealt correctly and satisfactory to us for all the
business we have had you to do for s and we always
recommend any persons that know to YOU; and ven
can use for any recOmne ndaton that Won
may want Yours,
December 23th, 1861 SPENCER 4 WRIGHT.
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Public Galcs.
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber. being about to remove from his pres
ent residence to smaller dwcling will sell public
SALE
Saturday, the 20M dag Of March, 1865. :
quantity Of Household Fnrni IRE, consisting OF la
b!es Chairs, Redsteads, Sideboail, sc.
Sale to conmeuce at II ocoC, AN.
Mar 49, 1865 T. A. ELLIS
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Public Sale OF Personal Property,
AT BRICK MEETING HOUSE, ND,
On Monday, March 23rd, 1865.


The subscriber having sold his arm, sill sell at
Public Sale, on the above Ju,y at his residence tho
following mentioned Personal Property, viz:
n | large Work Horse, pair of'r,v -.
SNAEN Mnies, ttlrcc years old, well g-~. - =
WsSS matched amt work weW 3 vs.;
soon; fashionable Family Carriage With tcIissiIc
and Shafts lhraShlnE Machine in good order
Crooh Patent; Nanwicklo Fan, l tWo-hurse Mar
kct Wagon, set silVermuuntrd Single Harness
Saddle and Birdie, Buffalo Robe, Horse Blankets
Whecirarrow, set Post and Railing Tools, Carpenter
Tools 2''rupblng Hoe, BriT ecythc lIarpoon Hav
Fork with i'otlhc Block and Tackle and loo feet Of
Rope, II Cow Chains, pair Breast Chains, 4 Drop
Chains. : Jockey Sticks, Lead Lines and Rcn- 3
Grain Chest, Refining Belt set Fly Nets.
Ea-liAY by TIE TON.
HOUSEHOLD ami KITCHEN IT INlTURE.-i
Mahogany Bureau, | Walnut Secretary, s Cane
Settcc, . Table,, Bedstcads, Corner Cupboard and
Square Cupboard, Shay Clock, Looking Glass,
Bnttcr Box and Scales Fruit Racks churn Nj 1t
Bench, large Mead Chest, Cider aud Meat Barrels
large Copper Kettle and large Pot | No. > Wln
Penn Cool. Stove and Fixture / Paror stove 10; Of
stone and Etrthcn Pans, Work Stands, Ingram and
Rag Carpet Stair Carpet, oil cloth and Rods > Wash
Tubs Sausage Machine and Suffer and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS Sums over G,SiX Months credit, with
out inter, It; sums of so and under Cash.
sa'Saio to commence at - o'clock 81.
JAMES j.. CAkiiART
Mar II, lS6S--;iW
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TO FARMERS, DAIRYMEN
AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
f7o"r, Gr"i", Ctorer and Tar Sccd, ToJarco,
H"g, Lhmbcr, Sorss Tan, Bark, Shsey.
t"lre@, Foh!fry, Eggs, BoroR, Lard,
ii"ffrr. Cheese Moot, Rags, Furs,
Sims, Dry Fruits, ttr
Can hHye h"nt we'll sold ut the Hianrst Price in poIt
more with I"'i returns always within Ten Day Of their
rTriIln- The civ, by forwarding To the Commission
House for CoT3,tN Produce, Of
=. +. MARINE,
No. 80 W PRATT STREET
Between Patterson and Commerce.
BALTIMORE, MD.
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HthLIN"TON, Md, July ., 1sb1.
Nh T. T. Marine has sold produce for Us for sone-
time past 10 entire satisfaction. His industry md
correctness entite hin, 10 success.
T.. NJ. ALLEN K co.
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Notices, 81.
Nci'AC1
join g. SMITH

PRISCILLA SMITH, sAMUEL MAES!kLL AND
ASENAlH MARSHALL, his wife, JOSHUA
II. KIRK AND tiAKISSA >. KIRK,
III q
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W u. june,
Homes H. EWING.
, ECgsES Ri.2sNES.

N IVNN FL ut INV,
ELKToN MD,
Oilers hi fIOfes services to the public Prompt
'ha careful atteNupn given to all Law and Chancpry
business eHtrt- iui TO him
ui1co--with Messrs. Earle & Creswell directly op-
p'-Its 'hr court House Dec 10. lSj4--tf
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Special Notices.
4 ppaEss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEB1L

A DpRHss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITA.
ted, whose suffsrings have been pfotrscted from
render existence desirable II you suffering
have suffered, from involuntary discharges, what e.
feel weak dcbiiitated easily tired, Does little extra
exertion produce pspftation OF the hearth Does yoni
Liver, urinary organs, or your Kidneys frequently gel
order Is yonr urine sometimes thick milky, OF
nocky, il It rory settlingl Or docs thick Sou a
riss to tho topi or sediment at the bottom sfer
ssd DS
you have spal Of iAinHng. rushss Of blood TO thu
hesdt Il yonr memory impatredi L your mind con
listless opinG ursd Of sssany, Of hat Do yos visf
be let alone 10 gst awAy hum sverybodyi DOES any
.hns .,' ss st g ,.,, y:
The bloom on your cheek bighti DoJo1 enjoy your
self in society uslii Do pursue your buaines
In yours.lfi Are your spyits dsil and .gging gver
10 Its Of melancholy lisa ds not lay 1t 70 your live
or dyspep.ia Have you restless fishtsi Your bscl
weak, your knees weak, snd have bat little appetite
and yeu attribute this 70 dysDpda or HyGsonpiainf
Now, reader, abuse, ysssss dnesses hndly CURED
ness Of the organs Organs Of generation
when in psrfect heslih, make the man Did you eve
think thst thoss bold. defiant energetic perseverine
successful businessmen always these whose genera
tive perfect heathl You never hear sucl
men compisiu of being zaslaEehel., Of nsrsonsness
Cannot succeed in busnsss they don't become sd
discouraged they always polite and pleasant u tn
conpany efleds, a.A look ION and them right y II
l
nsss abeut them. do not mean those who keep -
oreaps Inflated by running to excess These will 70
only ruin their constitutions, but also they DO business
with or for.
How many men. from badly cured daseAsfs, from ths
effects Of selfabnse and have brought sbou
that state of In those organs that has reuoet
tho general system much to ipincs almost every
other disease-idocy, lunacy paralysis spinal alec
tons suicide and almost every other form OF disease
which humanity 10 her to, and the real cause OF thu
scarcely evr suspected and have doctored fol
all bnt the right one
Diseases Of these organs REQUIRE the Of Duretc
HELMBOLD's TLU1D EXTRACT BUCHU Is the Hea
Duretic and Is certain for diseases OF the Bladder
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, Female
Compiaints General Debility and all diseases or
Urinary Organs, whether exsting In Male or Female
whatever originating, and no matter OF hs~
long standing.
sanity may ensue. Our Aesh and blood supported
from these sources and the health and happiness snd
that Of postsy depends upon pron pt uss Of reliable
remedy.
Heimbolds Extract Buchn established upward Of IL
years. prepared by II. HELMBOLD, Druggist 594 Ne '
York and 0l South 10th Street. Philadelphia Pr Pscs
81 IS per bottle bottles for $780, delivered to any
address. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
A2None genuine unless done up In steel
wrapper with Acsimile ofDy Chemical Warehouse and
signsd H. T. hELmboLp
ocf3-6&V2m
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PATRIOTIC GEMS
FROM THE
N e x II PR ESD EN- T

~ CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO
TION, so LONG AS OUR ARMS ARE
SUCCESSFUL
-Graat n Slermss Es1r~e,y, 1862.
"1FMY COURSE Is NOT sATIsFAC-
TORM RfAQYH ME ~ QNGk DO
NOT WISH IN ANY WAY TO IMPEDE
THE SUeQBe OF QUR AnlfB."
-Groas 70 Hsllsck, Feb. 8, 1852.
mo THEORY OF MY OWN WILL
EVER STAND IN THE WAT or NY
EXECUTING IN GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER NAY RECEIVE FROM THOSE
IN AUTHORITY OVER.ME"
-Groat 70 Ssresayy Gas, Nay %, 1868.
"THIS 10 A REPUBLIC, WHERBTHE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE IS THE Law
OFTHE LAND
-Grnfs Letter to President JoAnsos, Auox,t
1868.
81 SHALL HAVE NO POLICY OF MY
OWN TO INTERFERE AGAINST THE
WLI1O1sgH1 l1oPLE.p
zl8 LeAs NJ - rs.
HUMAN LIBERTY THE ONLY
TRUE FOUNDATION OF HUMAN GOV
ERNlfEBG's
-GRaesI(tf II 0jsissss 1T Nenpais.
s..lNAt4ib0suAvn 41iACE.-
-Gfssfs Lst1k KdH -, 1869.
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Note these Facts.

eft OF this article II to ca II the attention Of
the feeble and ailing to themselves Ordinarily bns-
ness pleasure Short Almost every thnz in this sb
lunary world obtains consideration than the pre-
servation Of that blessing with which nothing earthly
should be put In comparison, vi. HRALfH This /.
DANCE season, and 1t does find the Human sys
TEN in the best condition to defy it's pers. To use
homely phrase tho torrid weather t.Akes the
starch out Of people, and Leaves them limp ard snguj
The fires Of vitality barn low. The naturally ies6eare
unusually depressed the naturally strong are not
vigorous as they might be. Seven-esfths Of the
mnnity feel less the influence Of the atmosphe
changes which produce the malarious diseases
mon In October and Novenbss. II b ~ . protective
against the effects Of these changes that HO3TETTERS
STOMACH BITTERs have obtainsi NJ ansll portion y
their celebrity. The GREAT VEGETABLE
is not only specific fer Chronic DyspepsA. Indges-
ton, Biliousness and Nervous Complaints but also q
preventive Of naissioss spasssios. Whoever wshesto
be insured against RI intermittent remit
tent fever, both of which prevail to alarming
tent yin do vel 70 t5ft without dsy 70 this famous
nvigorstng and anti-bious specific Quinine has had
its dsys Il beves SITTING 6shind. ~ jAy1eeD nsSe-
ginning to discard 1t. But HOsTlrrKR's BITT8Rs
become more popular and command vssts ss1s 11th
eseh 0ceavpODA dnplYbecsp shW %sN3ee =
medical est .hsn any Of the powerful posons need .s
tonics and are At once pAlat.bi. preparation.
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An Irish m ans Reasons for oppOsina
0eynenr and Going for Grant.

An Irishman's Reasons for opposing
ssynsnr aad Going for Grant.
The New York Irish People (newspaper)
hitherto strongly Democratic, in its last week .
issue gives its reasons for supporting Grant.
They are, FIRST, that the Democratic party i
allied to the Anglo Confederate party in the
South second that the Southern planters
formed real arristocracyAs fragrant ~ that
Of Europe; third, Reverdy Jannson, the
Democratic minister TO Highland, has assur-
Cd the English in advance Mat whoever may
be elected President will be friend to Eng
land fourth, the Democratic party are now
tories and reactionists; fifth the radicals
passed the act for the protection of natural.
ized Irishman, only the Democrat voting
for the rerrisal clause in the original bill,
while seven Republicans voted for il; sixth,
because the Democratic party is mainly re-
sponsible for President Johnson's anti-Irish
policy seventh, because the Democracy OBJ
poses Canadian annexation eight, because
the Democratic candidate for Vice President
delivered and has retracted, an insulting
"anti-F innegan' speech; ninth, because
August Belmont, the head center of New
York Democracy, has been openly charged
with swindling the Fenians and making him.
self an accompiice Of England.
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WHILE most of the Democratic papers, fol-
lowing the silly example of the World, pirate
Of Republican losses in Maine, Pomroy' 9
DeaoyG has tho good sens - own up, and
ete4 ssvsre rebaks 70 its less honest coils
borers. Il says. .8
1.-THE State election in Maine has been
held, the smoke has lifted, the Republicans
have over &c, 600 msjorky. We are defeated
there, and do not like it. We met the enemy
in Maine and are theirs. They whipped 10
there worse than We supposed they would or
could, and It hsrts. Duty to our readers, q
desire to speak truth, makes as admit . de-
~ thess-A stronger Republican votj tllai
We looked for. We did not expect to carry
the State. nor to make heavy gains there.
Some editors have Dragged on the great
prospects thereof and told thsir readers the
Deun9Fats wsfe to cAkft the State, Ind
Aow they tell us We wers not worsted ia the
Maine fight; but ice dre!'
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SENATOR WILSON very sptly said in re.
cent speech, that The men Who crushed the
rebellion "had right to take their carpet
bags and live where they please. Thep OBJ
tanned that right by conquest, and the less
the South lnterferes with them, 30 long as
they are peaceable citizens, the better for the
South
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RRLIGIous lnrnLLlenncn.

The Catkplise n I non9 he
freedmen in nslsiles;j "a III ScAeols snd
churches vlias - 81 r. Aelhss. The
priests opsaly = - tha& "0od
makes no lisshisa, 81. 80
I'll. Esle pa =, = -
lectures Issss to- e 49,
doctrine 81 p -
sftsr the ~ RI y y
; gsntlsna& e 81 1 = ]S55tI(lss.!
ficisnt donati11 t6w1te6 d. 4 e
-TAs A4lsdl1 nossssas sivss IL fol
loveae lo161E desnt llich eeqnq1 81
the Water Dtfest prayer. meeting II New
York: s--~a-sses
One young girl, 16 years Of ase, mot bad
looking, on Whose faatsrss crile hsd not yet
Stamped its sea1, hoked on the opposite
side of the room, where some lady visitors
were seated, and with deep sigh, said !:
"Oh God / wish | Was like them. / was
| once, bxt it's too late now?' The tears drop
ped over her lost purity, and, unable 70 stand
longer the contrast she had instituted, she
arose quickly and went forth to the wicked.
ness whence she camel
+ does Aid hasisg bsso OyDrsl1 &oh-
lsuib ID Ahr S1aiex With En- 6Grrs-
lgsaaa1alfeGs, ~ p1blishe1 adofef in
which he nobly says:
| Whether they omit in their worship an ar
ticle Of the creed, is no matter of mine.
They love and serve the Lord jesus Christ !;
they ase my brethren; the dine is como
when am bound to show that regard them -
such, have no hesitation in saying that .
l do not expect, 20 neither do wish for,
any re-absosption Of Noncomformists into
the Church Of England. l believe the wont
thing possible, both for ourselves and for
them. We IRE 70 b "not unwiss bat under
standing what the will Of the Lord is." We
may, If VI pleass, lovsr ourselves By exclu.
siveness and uncharitableness, 30 d to be-
come ssot among sectss bot No may also,
and hope We shall, 20 lift in our esteem our
Chrirtian brethren around up, IS to find our
selves, when deprived Of the aid Of the state a
church among churches.
-Serious difficulties have overtaken the
Presbyterian mission Of Fomosa. A Chinese
convert has been stoned to death, q native
eatechist ID in prison, and . mission chapel
has been destroyed.
| The Roman Catholics claim over 100,
600 converts in Tonquin. Tho influence df
France prevents general persecution. The
apostolic vicar confirmed over 4, 1000 last year,
in tour Of ave months among the two south
ern provinces.
The Christiau Instructor says: ION the
return Of the annlversaFy OF his marriage, !
short time since, his highness, the Maharajahh
Dhuleep, presented to the Rev. DR., Lansing
his annual gift for the mission of the United
Presbyterian Church in Egypt, amounting
~ ususal, to one thousand pounds
! The Baptist churches in Sweden rscaiyA
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REPUBLICANS don't talk half enough to
their Democratic neighbors in their every day
intercourse All men Of both parties, ex-
cept the Office seekers, are in the same boat,
and have the same interest in the welfare Of
the country. Let this fact be recognized and
then take counsel with yeur neighbor, and
see il be can convince you that it is better I'd
enlist with Wade Hampton and N. B. For
rest, under the banner Of Seymour, than with
Sherman and Sheridan under the old flag
borne By the victorious Grant.
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GEN. LOGAN says of the union Of Northern
Democrats and Southern Rebels, that 1--WE
should have had this charming meeting be
fore, had it not been for . few boys in blue,
whose line from the Atlantic to the Misis'
sippi kept these Northern and Southern
Democrats apart, but the moment that line
waa Withdrawn, the same old Democratic
family comes together
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ENGAGING MAsNERs.-There are thou.
sand pretty, engaging little ways, which every
person may put on without running the risk
OF being deemed affected or foppish. The
sweet smile the cordial bow, the earnest
movement in undressing friead, the iaquir-
ing glance, the graceful attention, which is
so captivating when united with self-posses>
sion-these will insure US the good regards
of even churl. Above al there 4 ! ce,t.;n
softness of manner which should be cult; vsted
and which. in either man or woman. adds
charm that almost entirely compensates for
the lack Of beauty, and ineatimably enchan-
cos the latter il it does exist.
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We TBLL THEM fTHB RRpUBLfcANs)
THAT TIKI DAYS OF THEIR TYRANNYlAND
THIEyING ARE FAST DRAWING 10 A
OFFIeB AT THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION EITHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
BuLLET6-BY BALLOTS III THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE, AND M bull
LETS IF THEY ARE NOT.-ciay-n in tie
GpuesifHfion
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The New York San reports that James T.
Brady, one Of the ablsst lawyers and most
influential Demecntic politicians Of New
York city has come out for Gnnta Collsx.
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PENNSYLVANIA has hitherto voted as fo

A Washiasion special says JEFF. Davis
will certainly bs brought to trial at the next
term q the United States Circuit Court 10
- = 4Acfsy Gbsesal Eysts 10
said 70 be actively pushing the matter.
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Ths Supervisors Of Des Moines county are
tn6t bssds fbf contemptin refusing 70 obey
the Srdsr Of Tho Court to levy tax 10 meet
tie inierek Oh Rasifosd Bonds, issued BY the
county.
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.At.14atlHt,.EIa.

rhisspIendid Hsir Dyv b the bot Id the world the
only true and perfect Dys; mi1n rslisbls iastanra
neous; disappointment idiSuiud1 tfnfG remedies
he i'll effects Of bad dyg invigorates and Leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, bIaek rorn. Fold by all
Daksss and Perumers and properly applied a. Batch
iore's Wig Factory, No l8 Bond street, New York.
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Proceedings 01 The BoaId Of Tn.
pGrvisors.
TuEtDAr, i SepA 70, 1883,
I. BoaE9 aet psrenapt to ad5o~lnsbsuh Press
Adent 01o4rich q khe chair II nenbers
|jressat nnpspt ~. Merriam.
! TaesstsA ~ hss day 49, term
E1Qad AeA pfotp
The Dosrd havIhe been caissd Is order, the
Hon. J. n. Casey, Counsel for the county,
addressed the Board on the railroad bond
matter, when on motion the matter vas de-
lfsrad antl tAs- arrival q NJ. cassg . Ser
Council.
The penalty on tho taxes delinqssnt lce
the year 1859 on out lot No. 80, in the town
l Of Dsnnask, belonging 70 Mrs. Mary Gliasen
was on motion relinquished.
| On motion it was,
Resotped, That ths rseelstion hssseo6ose passed,
q The June term 1885 u this Hssrd, Aafhoriring
tbs Issue OF Eve .honoand dollars IN bridge war
rants b and tho sans . hsreby rscinded, and in
lieu, thereof. III
Board issue IL fa1d p1rluaas: One for
essso p.yab': ~. 1900 cesfos s, so.
hie On q bsfoss - IRON its datss ssh bear-
Ing intaepst = ~ 81 49, - emit pr annums
from dAts, snt nj - vsast which shall
bsartse - - q = ~ Az, 18th, 1895
till paid, 81 uass611 rs = - h the hands
Of 10 c u ~ 1lsels csnnittee for
lnseotialtss T. = - ~ sEisingto b
81 hin 81 - Eoaaae Who shall
- charged with the amount = received - Sridgs
tsnA. HSk
| On nstiot he Board adjourned until I
|o'coei +. ;,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

TINS Catholic Synod Of the Diocese Of
New York los pronounced against picnics
and vaitxing..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

THE new Senator elect, DR.. Miller OF
Georgia. claimed for Seymour few weeks
ago, 10 nov set down for Grant, on the au-
.hority Of Joshua Hill, his Republican col
league.