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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

Poa Con ,hs and Colds. Lung Difficulties,
Pain in the Side. and Kidney troubles, the
WnirR riSE Conr)uNo is unriv allied. 1t 10 plens.
aut to the taste, a,d at all times perfectly safe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
JOHN L. COFFIN,
REAL E0TATE AGENT,

Davenport. Iowa.
Hes for sale, lS9, 900 aeres choice Tasaiss
Lauds In lewa, In % Different counties, sslssts1
from 10 70 Is years sincs. BY special agsats, and
mostly owned by the psssntsss.
II, GOO acres u lllinos, Wisconsin and Mmae
sota, Unimprovsd Lots IL Davenport, IsC,aiss
1slnceton. Waicott, Durant, Atalissa, Dowssy
lows Oity and Dee Aoinss. Twenty dwelling {
houses asa ateses In Davenport sevedts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

Jusrrka I An soAr.-Isa certain cure for chappe3
hands and all rough irritation Of the skin,
ecsema, rineworm. sal. rhcum, plmplcs. and oil 9th
Or cutsneous affections. making the ekin son ana
smooth. Manufactured by Caswcll. Hasard D Co.
New York. Sold By all druggists. tu-fri&eo~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

a. Yns Bsas.-t3o 10 the Bryant D Stsatton
Iowa State business College to get thorough pfao
tcal business education. For circulars papers, ad
dress. (cnclosing etamp) "The Bryant = stsstton
Commercial College, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

SRs BuHca o. 0aArss. another column
of sPEER'S STANDARD WINE BITTERs. 1,
is highly recommended by physicians for dys-
peptics. on account OF its tonic prophecies, it,
purity and its delicious aAvors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

Ksomsr's Hair Dye, Natural. Darable. Boantifa
Best and Cheapest in the World. sold BY ali Drug
g!sts ana Country Storckeepers. john KRONER
Osls Proprietor. 4Oi Chestnut g.. Pniladsiphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

JAssSS. kIaK Co.'S line staple aud fancy
Toilet Sosps. comprising aerman Mattled. Olive
Star, Improved Chemical. Palm. Ac. sold BY
all groccrs and fancy goods dealers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

In word, MADAME ZADOC POR-
TER'S CURATIVE BALSAM 10 the great
Antido.s to Colds. Coughs and Censump.
tion, and its use will amply repay the con.
hdenes Of the user. II has already done
much, and Is destined to do more, to miti.
gate, and finally banish from the human
family, 70 terrible scourgs Of suffering
humanity ~ Consumption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

BABY SrosrEs.-Some thirty men. women
ana children attended, what was called, .
lecture, At LeCairs Hall last evening by the
self styled Kansas School-master, alias
DR. (?) Charles 4. Norton. all the way from
Maine. We will not disgust our readers
With q report Of his senseless, egotistical
prattle Of what he saw and did in the South
as agent OF the Freedmsn's Bureau, How
hs fought, bled, died and wallowed in Ku
Klux blood, rested his boyish head in color
ed females laps, toysd with their crispsd
locks-snd slept. How he stayed four
days in . we'll with . school marin, defend
ed her in the lofts Of negro cabins, oil for
his psdagogue profession. We advise the
Republican committee to take the boy of
the track or they won't be able to carry
the state for Grant. At tho close Of his
baby storissa csllecton WAS taken up
resulting in about 81 Is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

A GooD Irsn. Sharp fnsnciers are ma.
king preparations for . hard winter in
money matters many seem to think there
will be crash in cash something like '57.
There is one thing which clear headed bust
nes men are doing which proves that they
are fully alive to their interest, and ths: il
they got their business suits Of Sam Perry
45 Brady ct.
Too Coop TO BE Losr..- A young gentle
man Of this city, who. BY the way, don't
calculate to bs behind on the march, was
out to . private party last evening,
and - soon - word Vas given to form in
line for the dining room, be and lady startod
for the door. 1t was the work Of moment
to enter and close the door behind him.
The shout that greeted his exit caused him
to look about for the ediblss. when horror
of horrors it WAS no dining room but .
bed room there blushese guess not
Was there cigars later in the evening" VI
guess not. He was fast boy oil the way
from Brady street, and we'll not tell hi.
name
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

Tns PEoRIA 4 Rock ISLAND RAILRoAD
ConrAsr.-Ths directors Of this road have
called for 40 intallment Of ten pr csnt on
the stock, to b paid on or before Nsvsm-
esr I'd. The amounts 70 b. paid ere -
follova.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

Srovss Tos WiNrsR The bsst styles Of
cooking. heating. wood, hard and soft coal
stoves, house furnishing goods &C.. are
kept at Washburn & Hsnder's-49 Brady
street. Everything warranted d-every thing
rsliabls-svsrything just - represented
or no sale.
PsasoMAL We had the pleasure Of q
call this moraing from our sstssoed friend,
W. T. Dswdall. Esq, Of the Peoria Matios-
al Democrat-ese Of the leading nswsps-
psrs Of tho State Of Illinois. May he feel
disposed to call often.
Gen. J. II. Wilson. Of the Rapids i'm
proven ent, arrived in the city this morn
ing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

Hon. ?. Gsd Bryas q fast rssevssine
fIoo he recent illnem. 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
EXTRACTS, Ac.
REAL G0TATe.


RY Street, nssr 18th street. The hon ssscoutaine
II rOoms IN good repair. POesees on given q once
Oct. ., 1883. JAMES T. LANE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

UvJusr AND UHcALLgD-EoR.-Ths Rock
Island Argus Of last evening contained .
very unjust and unmanly criticism upon
the concert Of the xendslssshn Society Civ
en- last Saturday evening in this city, for
the benefit Of Miss Maggie Rowss. The
writer thereof, qusstionably not habit
ual contributer to the columns Of the Ar1us,
had, without doubt, some private spite t.
vent upon some one Of the performers. and
to that end, made general -slashins
right aud len, regardless sf eircumstancss
or conditions. The critic seems TO assume
that the Nendslssehn Society sheuld b
made ap Of the NEST slsborsss talent Of the
world. and because he failed to find vocal
and Instrumental psefectisu. proessds to rid
iculs and abuse with unbssouing severity.
That 10 both unjust and ungsntlsmanly
The Society makes no claims o. perfection
in music, but from among the numerous
cares Of life, sssh member snatchss few
moments each week, perhaps, for musical
culture. Occasionally, It appears before
the public, and though BY no means invul-
nerabls TO criticism. the public generally
extends liberal encouragement, and the au-
disncss retire we'll pleased with the enter
tAinmsnt. II 10 barely possible that this
fact has somewhat to do with tbs unscru-
pulous attack that ws 6nd in the Argus. At
oil events, though W are still confident that
that the Msndslssohn will continue to re-
csivs hearty popular grsstings, W are sorry
that the Argss should have gives place to
20 ill-advised and unwarrsntsd an en-
slaught.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
AMERICAN WAlTnAM WATCHES
The Best! The Cheapest I!

Rseonasnded BY Railroad knginssss and Ea-
pssssasn. The nest sxsctnG class Of watch wearers.
- superior 10 all others for strength stsadinsss.
aec1raey and durability.
Ts avoid imposition purchasers sholld Invariably
dsnand cesti1cats Of eeuuinsness. lectS-dAw3n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

TRY "0ILT ED0E" z"
Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco. The best Tobacco
IN America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
z o.Day's 4 Advertisements.
Boarders Wanted.

BOARD CAN RI OBTAINED AT \ PRIVATE
ID Boarding House, on Scott street, between Snd Z
3rd. west side.
Octl3-a2ts MRS. &. L1NDLBY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
Royal Arch M asons.

DroULAR CoNvOCATI0N or DAvRNPOR1
k Chapter No. 10. r. 4. n, this CTUn0DAn eve
nipR, at o'clock. Election sf Ofncefe. fali and
pronps aaissdaAcs Il requested. - eraef.
D. D. an UkIlBY. 0oesv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
To Eent.

AER. ePERRY OFFERS HIS FINE RtSi
VXl dsncs for rent. Enquire at his store. n
Bpadv otreet octl- DIFF
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

HARTWELL 4 SMITH
INSURANCE.. E.,AoenCY. !.

NO. ~ BRADY 0TnEET.
Mutual Benefit Life 1ns. Gerry
Assets, ara. 500. ooO.ee.
Continental Fire las. Company,
Assess. -. .Ot9. eva. so.
Insurance 70. Of North America.
Assess. S0.o10. 600. 90
Lsrillard Fire las. CsmaHy,
Asses-. $500. 600. 90.
Security Fire lns. Cempasy,
Assets. eI.s 50. coo. 90
Enterprise Fire ms. Company,
Assess. ~. - zee 90.
NePlh American Fire In. CeDD'y,
Assesa o306. .oSO a..
Commerce Fire Insurance CO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

yIRsT NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
wbere the general bnsiaess OF the Company is,rans
acted, and 70 which all general corrcsrondencs
should be addressed.
DIRECTORS
jay Cooke, Phlla. y A. Rollins, Washington
c. II. Clark. Phils. Henry d. Cooke. wash.
=. Ratchfora starr .Phila. VIM. u. Chandler. Wash.
VIM. q. .AooshsaA. Phils. John D. Dcfrscs. Wash.
Geo. r. Tyler. Phis. Edward Dodge. NewYofh.
J uinekley CLARK, Phila. II. q. Fahncrtock, N. T.
OFFICERS.
ClAarsor II. ClAsK, Philadelphia, PRECEDENT
HssRr ID. CooxE, Washington, Vice President.
jar Cooks. Chairman Finance and Executive Com.
HssrsoS ". PErr, Phila., sscrstary and Actuary.
3. s. Trssrs. Washington. Assistant Secretary.
YaAsas q. snun, n. d.. Medical Director.
J. Ewrss MsAas, n. D., Assist. Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
). X. BAsnn, Sargson-Gsnssal. y. s.A.. wash.
r J. Hss~,rs. Chief Mssital Department. U. y. NJ
Washington.
u. ". Buss. n. D., washisgton.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
VIZ. =. CuAnpszs, wasAinston. DC.
0snsR HAaDiss, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
This Company. National 10 iis character, offers, BY
eeasou Of is large Capital, Low Rates Of fremunI.
and New Tables, The most desirable means oi insar
ing life yet presented TO the public.
The rstss 0f premium. being largely fsdncsd ":
made - favorable the insurers those VI the beet
Mutual C0mpanies. and avoid oil the coophesuons
aud unchrtaiatiss Of N0tes Dividends. ana 'hs mis-
usderetandsgs which the latter are 90 sv' 10 cause
S.vsrsi seW ssd attractive tables are now present
Cd, whica need osly to ~ updsrstood 70 prove &C
cepsabls 70 the public. such = the lscons.rs.esns
PsaIoy and kRrrpR Pnsn5rs Poucs - tae IosneSs
ths policy holder mot Sniy secures ms Insssenses
s.yiod al few years. an annual Income equal ~ ten
er can't no per cent of the par u his policy. -
ire latter the Company agfses 70 retefn 70 toe -
s.red ne total amount u msney hs hao paid IN. II
- aetssti0n 81 persona contemplating inouTne
their lives or iacre nsng the amOont Of iasusaoeo
ihsy already have, ID called 70 hS spstal Advantages
offered BY The National Life Insufancs Compeny.
appi cation to the Brsnch Ofhce OF The Conpanyia IL
this city, or to its General Agenia.
losAL AsEsTs AR8 WANTED In every City ond
T0wn ~ applications rom CON peteut parties Tor
euch agsacics, with suitable sndossements. sAOule
be addseesed TO oonsAsY's sExEsAL Aasnfs ssIS'
0KNBRAL AGENTS OF TIE CONF AMI.
JAy Cookn Co, New York, for New York Stets
and Northern New Jersey.
:. v. CLAnx . Co., for Penn. and eorn y. Jerscy
wars,- Virginia, Dist Coianbia, and Wsst Virginia:
J. 4. Hlln . Co.. Chicago. for lilinek, lswa saa
Hon. sr..z Nn1n. 81 Paul. for Minnesota.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
CITY ! SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

TIE RIAL ESTATE OF Tnn LATE JUDGE
4ibchelrs hsirs u now offered for sals, coaprl-
cling valuable business and residence lots In the city
proper. 800 lots In Michele I'd, I'd and lth ahdI-
tions. Besntiful tracts Of few acrse 90 the eide
OF the Dluns, With uneurposeed river view. Tea
:crs oat lots near the city limits Por prces. tsr@s
&C., applyto
NOS1 4. MITUHRLL,
Administratrtx,
Or JOHN L. COFFIN.
Real Estate Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
e IT y 1T + M y.

A Fixsp AND PsnuAnEHf DRLigar.-Bur.
nets Florimel for the Handkerchief.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

Ma. Epiroa Several OF your correspondents
very On and irtetatle no doubt. seem 10 be
wonderfully exercised as to the origin Of our
PLAsrArloS IiIrREs. SO long as these Bitters
are sli that we represent them 70 he, We do not
know that II makes any diff .rence from whom
they come, or from whence they originated; !;
but FOR the information Of the public generally,
and old Caft. W.ats in particular. We will say
that he told the truth, and that these Bitters
mated in the West India Islands--that many Of
the ingredients have been favorsbly used for
over . ceatury, but our combination Of Cslisays
IL entirely new. and our own. The rum and
other materials are the same, and ~ your cor.
respondent says. . better Bittsrs and Tonic II
rot made. We recommend them particularly
for dyspeptics, lever and ague, debility, loss Of
appetite, and in oil cases whsrc q tonic and
stimulsnt is required.
r. H. DRAgs 4 Co,
S2i Park Row, NY
MAGNOLIA wArss. Superior to the best i'm.
proved German Coloyns. and sold at half the
price.
GRAriBrHo IxssLLissxcR.-From every part
Of the country where Sloan's Ointment and
Condition Powders have been introduced, the
propsietors Lave received the most gratifying
Intelligence OF their remarkable eject and pop
ularity. In n multitude Of instances thev have
triumphsd over diseases that have baflied the
skill ofceiebrated Farriers. and we're consid.
cred incurable. These medicines have gained .
reputation which stands uneqalled in this
eouutry.
DsrIsx 4 vAxGsrsx, proprieters Of the Match
itochss Times, Of Louisiana. writes ~ follows
"Sincc tho reception Of two Of your Family
Cases OF HryruREr's HonoEoPASnIc Srscifcs,
our senior editor has had an opportunity of US
ing some OF the med icncs. and in evcry instance
the patient was entirely relieved of suffering
The Pills have acted charmingly. They certain
ly will meet hereafter with q good demand and
frequent calls. Such family case with book
complete is sold at tl0, or will be sent free on
receipt OF the price. Address. nuxrHsxr's
SrRcisic honoxorArHlc MEDICINE Co.. 6s2
broadway, New York.
CHoIcs Iowa Catawba Wine. at q. 90 per doz
en- bottles also a full stock OF other native
aod foreign wines at the wine house OF
LAx0SsLpr, Tnops 4 Co..
" West SECOND Btreat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
NOTICES..
Royal Baking Powder.

Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
or it. aud take NO other. 1t is a decide
Improvement over any othsr.
Foun maiden sisters, whose united ages
amount to Sl8 ears, live in Marlboro, Mass.
'Tisn't likely they will ever marry, but they
do use Tebbett's Ply hysiological Hair Rsgen.
orator, with delight, and haye no bald
heads, grey hairs, or dandrutf scalps-bu,
charming locks and ringlets. Sold every.
where.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13
Regal Havana Lottery sf Cuba

II Conducted by the epanieh 0cvernm ent--
Sssc,coe In Gold drawn eveYy seventsen days. Pri-
sss cashed and infor alton furnished The highest
price paid Tor Doub.oons and al kinde Of Gold a1d
silver TAYynR CO
fscit-diy BaAkess. 10 Wall 81. New York,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

es3Ooo
nolias aad Rock lslaal, il located via.
Moline .................... 10, 90
Total from eerpofation subscfiptions.. 1900
On personal subscriptions, shout. ....... 5000
Additional guasanAsed IL Iented via. Ne
line. ins.........,....,........ SEQ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-13

CHorcs Iowa Catawba Wine. nt {, 90 per doz-
en- bottles also full stock Of other native
aod foreign wines at the wine house OF
LAH0SsLpr, Tnops d Co..
1aa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-28

bo-.li.,ll.- ...l..l...I.i...-.. W.
tho Same 5,.. f... .i.. -........i Il. -..r....-
s.,-... ...., .......- c-.,,..-
IN. vl.-.-...-....,..,,.
! ci,..,.-.. - -, ''.' ''''''.'
' L'-'''.'''''i' .-''' r
''' '''-', '''''' -' '..' VI i'''''e AL Ids
..'''''' .'''''''--' "l'A elegant e4iiIa-@
Inv '' ' '''' ''''' "'' @ obvious N'. Del
il''L' "'' every man is eAti.el 10 a-l the cone
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-28

that slave states were admitted into the Union
during his administration. We deny the conclu-
sion. The same kind Of reasoning would make
Andrew johnson a friend to the admission Of the
Southern States under the congressional recon
struction laws. Furthermore this Democratic or
ator made the discovery that Washington was no
Abolitionist because he was himself slave-own-
er. But the Father Of his country, as we were
informed by McGinnis, emancipated his own
-avcs on his death bed. The defence Of slavery
was is necessity to the South aud its advantages
to the negro, and it Is, it seems, ''abolitionism
to deny these pleas. Now Washington believed
in these theories, or either one Of them, Why did
he pursue a course SO directly contrary to them
We await the Sentinel explanation Of the iucon-
'sten'" between this great mans principles and
Dr. -c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-28

The Nation states that it is tbs fr1n oonvic-
ton Of every one who has any n.sars If fore
seeing the result, that the Supreme Court viii
declare the legal tender act unconstitutional and
it intimates that the decision may soor be render
cd More IN detail, the .Naiion says I'VE
think there can be no j.oubt that Judges Nela5n.
Grier, Clifford and field believe the LEGAL tcpde
act to be invalid; it was "a matter Of common
rumor at Washington last spring that Chief
Justice Chase was disposed to take the same
view; We think Judge Davis will. and we should
not be surprised If the Court were unanimous. -
This L rather startling staterlent. The Nation.
however, finds comfort in the fact thar while
business would be greatly unsettled, and great
hariships inflicted On debtors who must pay gold
where they only expected to pay paper, the de
cision would scatter to the winds the many
schemes for pretending to pay he national debt,
while really paying none Of it, since all the H.
honal creditors would have the absolute legal
right to payment in gold. The result would he
thas the tamperers with the honor and credit Of
the Government mast take their choice between
advocating full payment CT fiat regulation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-28
Lamoliie 90. Democratic Convene.

Hluu,EK. Au- .l.- f-
NE--ns EoToAs We '' SIN H.s~r.
standing the aeld' front AMI -sutr. Of -
i'.''''.l bubble Of This County convene.
..5 corner OF our Town Ill-. at d OF.
200 THIS the -is- day of August g.
A- 'ie solemn i." had but little To- o.. ..-
.'' "'.''' '.''s l'''eele' ann, plot.-
3. i''''@7 'li' vast a'sena.age- wa.. Pa
l-'''' 10 l'' i'-' ancient tarm
contest '.' senator was between father u.
AMI I.7-...'' III '-5 Triumph " te s-
'.''' We altman % 'l.rr---.aa. ...
-'' george - W '.'' VI This Place
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-28

Office. that has been made in the State in many a
wear. We are fully aware Of the undetermined con-
spiracy which is plotting to secure the defeat Of
theclndidate last alluded to and a shahbier and
more pitiable combination of whisky democracy
and personal malice, never held dark-lanterh
meetings for an unworthy end The Republican
who lends himself to such dirty plot Is un-
worthy to bear the name. It cannot begin 10
succeed with full vote; but those engaged u
it should nevertheless be marked and remembered
to their dishonor. as they will be- Let every
Republican in Chittenden County
BEWARE OF SPLIT TICKETS,
and especially see that his ticket bears on II the
name of DANIEL ROBERTS for States Attorney.
Remembering some Of the criminals to be tried
and the important criminal proceedings to come
up this coming year, let us secure the return Of
a States Attorney vhocan bring long experience
and high capacity to the duties.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-28

Allison County can add d, ti,....,,,.5 Rer,ii
can votes 10 her vote Of last ,ea-
Bennington County pollel ever. vote IN .h
County las. wear. IL. he. railroad f-b-. and d..
increase can b.. ey,-..,-i fine Rs,gr--.,,.. .
Oh bennington viii hold their .,.p. r. an 10,
can ask. and will Pee well enou-1.
t.r.l.pi. C5u.-r..a ala sara. te.5-.5 t
serI,- ,,lr.. vote fin. Gov. Pare and vs ..r,.-
,h. will d,it w.are a.-.ir,i thar No. mas. .,
!.-t 81 -,si rsoor, f-... Csl,-laui. ncx- T,e.is,
night.
Chir-.n....a COMMIT. ,-.-. ..lj over s.,., t-..-
incl votes ., her vote If Inst wear. and must Il.
TO-
gr,al.t., r.nr-- is ucartv ,b.r.r....,, .-i,.,.i
d.. ...... ,,,..r,- Then. Is 81 ,,...i deal .,
work b.a... ...n. and we count on a Handsome
increase "a ,he Sat, ticket. Iftbc Rsruir-,.r.
.fyrrsim will add. as they coz. q t,....t
vote Il, ...- last vs.,. ,..s e,- C;..,a,,.. ,,
shall be- content.
Grant Isle is q little County. and can give ne
great increase. We trust every Republican of
dc Island County viii be at the polls On Tues
-'s anu 1'.' ''' '''e if 'ne S'l'e ticket and the
.e+"'''f '''''S Nominations
Lu..ojIl. C.suty polel only aA.rt half her
Rtl'i'aHs'A 'r'e last year She can add
"9'a''" votes To- IT, Ii her Republicans Will do
'-fi' i'iF 'n Tuesday. We believe they are
.4'-e aud Te look for spunky report ir.su
n-ai quarter on Tuesday
7riuse County ls Rlca- awake. and s0mt cool
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-08-28


When t.e rebellion wis put down irva- -aiI
rr .,- hands -r.-,.., -I... .r.-- State ,..-
| ..- '- '-' '' .-'
infusion rs t.s Northern element ll their lcf'a
| would rl..-f r1et society and change the r.
| .f,r-,... -..... 1tf...-.
!
| e' ', '.e .a however i-t 0'a'.' Ael- It
! a- little r.e instructed Pos ,..r. Tie addition ~
! n .-.-r -... r.. .r.-f...l. .r..sf -. ,..--
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ana "''-'-'.'-. states 'i ,A. t.-'' ana winch ID
i''--' 'e sil io-i' wound -'d.F nave Welcomed
the coming Il capital au3 thrift and skill 90
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tn.n away ln.r. awe a-auI- u- erIri-.ur
ra.u with capital sufficient q. stock her farms.
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w-H.ec Iich'a- ,ae State. Improve their personal
fortunes But ti.. viii u,- leave, .Ii,r r.,.i,i..1
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ana rather than have such men, The 'ir-,niaas
would do without the e.. ..,l and enterprise. and
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