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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-13


at (t!,e BALLOT onght therefore to
be repused in none except those who
are fitted morally to administer II
weli.n-Johnson.
But who is to Judge: Andy John
son was brought up in abject ignor'
anct, having learned TO read and
write after lac was married. He GER
tainly. BY his own theory, was lily fit
ted mentally to cast . ballot, and it
was = "usurpation of power" which
permitted him to do it. And as for
his moral qualifications. ugh! The
fact IL. this whole class theory Of ex-
ercising the natural right Of the
fanchise is simply . relic Of despot-
isms, monarchies and aristocrscies.
Adult suffrage is the only principle IN
copsonancc with the natural rights Of
mankind. All persons of mature age
who are citizens, responsible to the
laws. have . natural right to . voice
in making the laws. This is the true
foundation principle Of . democratic
form Of government, and WI must
come to j. sooner or later. II is
equally trse that the citizen may for
feit his natural right to . voice in the
Government by raising his hand
apainst the Government.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-12-13


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bie.s
gram
hlre,<
TO the
TO the
good
and =
ulin5
surron
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the eie
prosper
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
81 =Seribt.

&afbptlle 81. Sept. 1851 |
- Q llbr EG@mitta9s. |
Die @el9afte warrn I'M @nfanse Der 9Ec9e
namentlit i'm @rp6bantel, sienli9 belebt,
ni9t 70 am SdluB ber gBpde. auG bic &n-
tpelenbeit Der @ei9aftseute aus ben Srtl9nf-
ten an Der Nprbpeitsrn gabn seiste frinsn
@inRuB auf BEN ailsemeinen Son beS @js-
i9aftes.
G5plb alma aelfern in Stem gDrf nod rtebr
bsrab. SIS I6lpB UNI llbr init 1875. Die
biefsen 9rpfsrs fauften gu t42 unb sabrn
su IA as.
@prpprations-g befs perten nit % Gents
Discount serfauft unb 81 IS 9efaIft.
wolfe. Seine srpBe 9el6afte felt
lebtem 8eritt. Das @sf6aft tpirb iib nGbife
gSc6e pabrl6einlib mebr bebsn. gSir aurti-
ren@iibblins 20, Com 0iisblins t9, gpOS Orbi>
nary Is, Ordinary II, epp Ordinary 16, Sn-
| feripr 1t-t3.
aprn. Sebr Denis gorratb. 9'rsiie feif
unb ba 1ebr piel mad benz Sfprbsu sebt III ein
Strisen terleIben su ertparten. SSir quptiren
BeiBes DOL. tnb Sts., sflbes 1 Doll,
AM Depot abseltefert. 5Ia4
Bacon. @ir baben srSBereIgDrrdtbe unb
bic Yreile linb ri1t ntebr 70 feif. gBir quOtiren
mic fplgt: t3ndsrl9tnfen in 2einpanb 81 bis
% Gents. Bacon Sants t8l; Hare Seiten
1919; S6ultrrn f54-t6.
@roeerien. Mfartt bslTer. @rulbeb
Susar 1919; raffnirt u 17a-t8; 3 II
l-173;@ 164-t7; 9affee = &ip CrbinGr "a
-25; prima 26-27; ausselu9t 27-28;
2asudyra % 81; Saba 40-45. - 9pIpen
9srup $3.50; .3uferbaus- SyrupS0 80;
Ncp Orleans in Barrels $t.OO-25; Sor-
| sbum 65-75 = 9. 6. 9tfis tuirb gu 49,
IA @ts. pFrrirt, &ansppn 81 124-13.
5eu. C8eues.) SimUtbp 1926. ttnsari-
HIDES 20 Dollars.
4 Neues Nebl. Gutter gCrratb, greiit
tpelentlidb sefftrSen. gSir qurtiren bentf nit
frlst: eebaupn @iGs $3.50; @Ountair
Dem $1,000; cream Of tbe @itp 90; Gum.
berlanb Drills (rrtra fuper) $1,000; &of Git.
Diias SIT; pribe Of SeaneTee $i2,50; Glfa,
Gid $1,000; Slaf Cid $ft-12; Mleranbrit
$4,000; glep Waibbletpn $1,000; Sran
8rant gbeatbam $3.50; Clinton Drills
Dollars unS so Bis 10 @snfs pcmcnt
$3.50; eiay gSbits ST g8bite gEbsa
~ Dollars; Grtra SupsrFnc 9 Dollars
Superfne Dollars. .l1l sis1s
T CALI. 9iprrpopf, Sad $3.50, Obis z 93u
feel Barrel 4.50A7O; SafrIfals in BsuteIn pc
: Dubenb IT'S. -A5 sos $50
Gabaf. Narft ffill unt in Grparhins Be
neusn Grnbe. greiie felt. eusS % Gents
Common 9taf ga Gts. Metium As
+ fein Sc; auserfu&t 6-8.,.s
r Rei3en. Sebr tprnis i'm @arft. Seset
4 bsi feisentrn prsilen. 9iptber 1890
ambsr 10000; geiBer 2 Doh. bis
DOH. 10 Cts. Msbitsrranean 1 1855.
\ Bulls. 9rbr wrnis sorbanten pinb g
. rinse 9ia9frase..s Ordinary 223, 8rpaf9s
:, 3O-35 Gis., RsrinO $3.50 Gents.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
Nai6uille llnb SnOrDille
sd .. Giftnballl.

Die Mttirn. gR&er Ser Senneiiee= NIB gaeife. Gle
fenbobn Iiegen iett in o,r Gftee pon Soi 49, Alsr,
linton une 8lanter's Yani, ode pen nsion uns Col.
Ieae Strabe oen. Tie Attie tofet iee $50, Die ere
erfDfcerh6e Gin;abIuae betrdgt 81 per Mite.
Die Musteguns oiefcr Snbn 1T pouenset, bic rofls
uniGtten, Ylfne @eridte uts Mbf1dknEsen fiilo III
&. % MMen,s Office etnsnieHen. Is 5slsrJ Il. AUS
Die gSibtieteit Sisier 8dbn fur @ofbuiue unb ben
Gtadt ais GntuidunaSmittet ees AGerboneS uIo Der
n,ineralifaen Rei4tphmer tann nit iibsrl9dtt pers
bent ba oeIelre blirh Elm Sdno lduft peldDes unpers
alei bid in Be;ue aaf ben Anbau pon @etrebe nno
Hr aberfrpfIen alI bieiem Gpntn Mt binfi9tli9 Der
g,iebwei6eI 1T. Sn teineiH anbe.en Aaneesthette
fOissn fsinere EroNben nno ridte aler Art geSo9en
ruercen. RENE 9abn in ben 8er Stnotcu taitH nltr9
2anber 70 reid brine dcii, ipie &ohler, Slien,
atpfer, 3fnf tno Eltroielta, lnrIen. Die sSdieer
liefern nnerfhSpfcbe Naien her better 6bten, Yaps
pel,, Gtd5en, f1Iparse gseInub ,airihen u. + 10.
iiebe au reisbIiae ssaiierfFdfte fur aHe mS9t9eH
9pede. go.
niebriaen Sanbpretieu uno bel Der uneri60pHl6er
Trucbtbarfeit UNI ben srosen 8ilSquelen oieiei
Stnat bic e,trppHiIde Guaranteeing porsAglitb an ia
siehep lillb ibre Setndtb wernen.
Hptf appetirel arf BAD eruitIitbc an Seeeu. be-
Snteree at Der 9eobfabrt oieies Staates uno oefe
81 btRturt Mttien 20 nebmen uio 10 biejes Inter
nebmen NIT alien ardften 81 unteritaseH. a = Hxzsk
iul25 g
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
,6cr inenioer. 6ireffcr o0er iii0irsf.r

ODER ipeniger, 0tretter ooer tnotret-r
@eiIe babel intereilirt, babnufer 8ors
baben nit grfolg 9efrDnt lperoe. 90
'fproernsipir benn Vile, Die 10 De1ten
Iuie mir unb infer @irfsn NIT siiniis
gem 9luge betrabten allf, NIT beisutras
,en al bem g4crfe, ie6er rad] feinett
8ermosen, uilb nnS burd 8elOtrafte
su unterltuBen.
gSor Nlcn 1T es Scr @runbetgentbiis,
nter, Dem es baran 9eIe9en fein unB,
leinen lleberftub ON 2anb Los 81 ipers
oeH.E Oielei,isen baber, iuel6e groBe
gcfiBuneen baben, iollten fleine Stres
fen unter bem 9eripreden, baB iie in
eillem qeip,lIen Seitraum in @ultnr
aenomnen uno beipobnt iperben, on
Sen 8erein iibertra9en. Ser gerein
miro bann ta6ti9e Mdnner auf bieie
2an6ereien brineen uno .oieie nnroen
pieoer anbere bon ibren 6reunoen iirto
gefannten mad fid) sieben, pelbe IN
Der llmaeeenp ebenfaIlS SfieOerlahuns
gen 9riinoen tpilrben. 13aa !,
Mitburger bon s enneflee!
gSir fpreden Sud on fur cine CUTE
Sadje, mir berIangen nidtS fir nns
lelblt ODER uuire 6reunbe. Mber mir
forOern Sud auk @uren Sbeil beisus
/ fteuern, uns @urem @inf1uB uno Sure
Nlitwirfung sn leiben llno Guren 9ln<
tbeil fur ben greBeu 3ped einsu5ahlen.
| ipel6en eetreuli9 unb uneigenniisig
su perfolaen mir hermit beripre6en
unb uas feierIid berFidten; fur ben
9roBen 8iuef, SenneiIce 81 Dem gu
MAIDEN, iuorauf es allen Slnlpru9 bat
-su einem Ser retditen, eiriem Der
9lldli6fen Staaten unirer 9lorrelpet'
Union. 8ts.asbei- ssr ~
8eitrage uerben bon ir9eno einem
ser mterseidneten Nfitglieoer bes
| Oireftoriuns entgegen genommen.
! SIS miro beabFdti9t, Die 2e9islatul
10 balls alS m6glia UNI Sncorporatior
unb Charter OeS &ereins 81 petitions
rem. God lit es unier 9lan, nit Der
neutrality-suspicious. 81 Beginner
che Elm Charter ertbeilt peroen fann
mas immer elnise 3eit erforbert. -
g8ir iino baber bereit, 0 TO t 2ano'
berfaufs <9lnerbieteu, 9lrbeiter9ein6e
nit einem gSprt ale Wittbeilun9el
unb Nta6fraaen in 8esug auf unire
9ln9eIeeenbeit ent9e9enSunebnien. -
ii Ser Undergraduate Sefretdr mir
allen 9lnerbietun9en unb Sori9ldgel
bereitpi[Ii9e Mufmerflamfeit idenfen
ME ioldes ben 8eltimnuusen De
+ Contribution an9emehen 1T.
) Oas Sirectcrinu Scs hrutftben Sereins 81
BefDrncrmns une gam Sdbns ppn GtnpanS'
: runs in BEN gtaat Genncfiee
, 9lbnIf8eIi on 8rafeent.
6. s. 9iers, @jce <Yrafoent.
Senr1 Mes, SdaBmeiiter.
Sobn Stub m, Setretar.
Charles 9telion '1
: s s. sbsip :. s'''e Hfnif's'.
II Sie fammtIi6en 3eitun9en il
: Staate, ipeIde bieler Sade 9inlti
j, fno, iperoeu ergebenf erfu9t, De
It obiaen 9roipectus abauOrufen uno De-
, llntersei6neteu cine Die @opie entbal
r tene Summer gu iiberfenoen. ag. af.
Ii Sob N 81 ub m,
Ie Sefretar,
sos Mbrefe God Sor s
# ~. ~ -EaCsG gfalbDiue Sen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
Sprrial NDti5rn.


Der Mnseigenbe III in menigen gSoden 6urtb elm
enid1es 6eitmttel, nad)oem er Sabre lang nit enem
bcitaen 2uneeniibel unh nit Der ihrterien Qrants
belt Der SSbfUiubucht bebaitet mar, eebeiI lporben
nne wfnlbt febnlibit ieinen Mitmeniben oas oeiI'
mittel mitsistheilen.
lcptes cenfreil nit Der Gretion fir bic 9ereituna
iS ben eebrouc suienoets ipebes iie oen tperoeII
ais cine ii1ere 0enng fur Scbmtnoiud)t, Aitbmai
ben 1etpsnpen ruobt az tbn uno er boift baf ie6er
Rranfe ieln Uiiftel peruten wiro, DO eS oenielben
nj d s fofet nnh fit ale Segen erDeiien tpife.
Yeriouen, bic ods geeept wanfdben, wonen fich ses
"Ns'' $500. Rsp, grparD u asIfpu,
ipftt ans aDiuamshnra, Rings Co., y. y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23

Septi; fir Ierfcnber. q
SeneraI 6racbtsCffee, }
81 uno ". ~. Y ( en- babu
EaIbpiue, Ienn., -. Augnh 1867.
cN&um 40. Mmauff an 10 re bic seaiboiie mne
~ Rortbweiteln giienbahn aIe Arten non 6radbt
Hber bic game 2inie Snr @erienpung annsbnlen.
6radtbriefe mad allen Ylntten am vttlftitppt nab
O6ip Iuereen ertbetlt. :.
eBenauer Anf9lub erfeIet Tn Oldham an bic asadets
booze ben Sus binmlt isae EinHnter. = rsrss+s
O. Me5Der,
sst la gmeraI 6ratbtsAeent.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
Sittaburg, Sort &aDre
uflo F&a.
GbicaSp Gifenbabm.

Sier 3uge berlafen.@ bicaso tdglid pie
fol9t: @5 fai
40 a. m, Mail. -'.+ l4ia.s i
aitssenommen Sonnfaes. 8L
200 a. M. Mecrsens@rprea
Gusasnommen Sonntass.
3.I5 .. M. SebnefI,ns,
tdeIi1. Esg 35ES
1900 .. m. seatbtrgrpreR, es
amssenpmmea Samltass anS Sonntoss
9SerbinbnnAett.
Sm St. gsa pue. NIT Der. SoiesO,i sabaib unS sse
ftern GiFenbobu.
Su Gina nit Der 0apton uns @itbisan Giisnba5n,
fur SiSnep, 9iqua, ErOp, Dayton aen'a ans
Cincinnati. - Gffl
Sn GreRItne nit Der GIeIano, Columbus nne
Cincinnati Gifenbdbn, fur Seldmdrer eo1gte1ss
Mne in @Iepelanb Serbinoun9 nit Der Kate Shore
| en- an n SfieIS nit Der Sanensfp, gansFeIb
" MN Relparf tieubahn, fir 92t Sermon, Sewa{t,
| 0ahir, Steubenpiue un6 gSaibington.
| an 9Tftsbnreb nit Der YennfDlpania eiiens
balm fur ALTOONA, 0orriSbHrg, Heiu yorf, Bolton,
1 gbiIa6eIpbi0, Baltimore uno 2Saibin9tpn.
| @aiyaqes NIB SdlIafsGar zGidetf hno ~ bah in
Der Ofiice Der 9pmpaanie, % Glnrt Strdbe peer i'm
| asaFagersSepot, ode 9aabiioh uns 9enaI Strabs
| ehteaeo, Suinois. ,lz.
-st IS. 6. GIeIIdnb
ants gensraI weftIldse %aiagiertAsen
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
Reiue 8lutdrmmtb unb Sleibiu6
fftehr. 4r
Biropbospboriaures GLEN tatron DO

g Sr. NetQS.
9ieies neue 9rdparat 1T bereit in Srantretb unb
snpIarb an Stele Der @iienmttel aooptirt. IS 1T
liii3ia forbz uub aeidmaIps uno entiprbt in einen
BeitonbtbeiIen Der 3itfdmnienieRm bes 8lrtes tle
ser amoden. @egen 8tei6iucbt, Magenbei9merOet,
5dmdde, 8erbauune nnS Anamte 9ibt es TEN 1dlnelz
ferer ms berer tprfemSes Nttel Sic Mtabemic De
HIeSeeine wenbet es in ben meten 6dllen an unb err
II bamit bic belen @rfoige. sHH#E &
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
syfetrDoplftan

SserftdeKnfass 8eieafhdt, GeIesenn Der Stabt gefu
YJorf i'm Staate 9leT gorf mir genii9enoe @epeiit
sorsebra6t bat, bdb befaste @eeaf9att ale IN oep
etGate Eennefee ben Serii4ernnssgefeui9atte anfs
0eieqteu Bebtt,auneen erfult bat unb idb 6ef6eine
SM6ereent, 6ab Garg ~ Hob, AGenteH beiGgter Ses
eaiGaft, ebenaus ben GrforoerriiI,n Der Stddtsges
RSe, peid)e fir t0lde Gale geBtat Mno einaeridtet
Gti6 ,aenagt bAbem = Debbaib bat befagie Netropos
iiidH 8eritderungsg Mi bait SefHenib fur 8tfifos
perdut1poyiEf1 ~ feiH unb s.4 gerfideruBgs
n bieiem 6taate 10 1aibuiae 81 berrelpen.
- q. -. @afsbett,
eb24 3mtw GOmptroger, 1enn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
erhaunnas asaitilIen u. 3eltAen
@eaen MuSSebrun9.

SirOp hlpOphosphlte dc cHaIA uNI1l
pbospbo:ieiaurer &alflprnp.
9ieies neue SeiImltteI Iprft ans9esei4net bet els
5erculoie nadb StbwineiheDt, Seren 9efa1rllper'
5pmptome es fofort beiettt9t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
Ser. Staatem BON MmerifaS1 = =.
Staat Ssep YDrtsO, y, Il gTsla


Sc wirS bterbartb betanut 9emabt, bae hente, am
D. SuIi Gin Sallieno 4ebt 9Hnbert ino Sispen u1e
Sedf,a GraItus 2pmun periDn3 por mn, SCtpiM =.
Gor,u Iun einem @ommiiiioner, in Der Staot Nsto
9lort 1pobnbaft nnb seieslid emant nmo ein9st9pez
rem on Der @recutip 8eb6rSe uno 9emaB pen Sslesen
hes Staates Genneee, nm AnertennamS ppM ser .s-
der, nor mir eingci1moren, bepOnrte nnb Guslaste,
Oa6 er grdcent Der Sniderboder seSenssSe pSssz
m9sz8eeui6aft i'll Neip gort ie', ino oaB n's IN.
fIaten 1ad5weis en- 6alten in6 BON ibm unteraeidne
tinb, ieinem beaen 2siien unO @laMben ha0' f'Dtls
fino. x.. ,s,...x cusss.,,usr,;oes
unteridlriebe nlrS nit netie 4nsts lsSe ueFls9s"i
an BEN Gage Ai6 in benz Sabre pie open.
u.sl Grwim q. Gprep innY
Gommiiioner fir ben .Staat Eenneilee'
Office "a sauiiraBe, Stem yort'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
OentfSber Gimtpnnberni18s=
! gSerei,t sm 9odfb0itle,
Eettlt. 1ilIs 40 gl4i d
NISrefIe: God 9Spr 50.

E1F-s- 81 FE77vsV : IT =
Sn ser am Montae, 8, Sept. 1867,
9lbenb in Ser @it1 Council 9alle obs
aebaltenen reeeImdBtoen Serlamn,liln9
Siefer @eIeIlI9aft iurroe Der fol9enoe
0rOlee ctus burd bas 0ireftorium Der
8erfammllln9 bor0slegt ui,o einitimn'ig
angenoinmen.
Ser 9efretdt' iparbe imt9epielsrL
ale 8Iatter i'm 9 aate,
N eI d E Sic 81 NC etegenbei it
b 9 ii Higen sn ser n d. { n,
.6iefe nj 8r 0 pc ctnS IN o 81
III tJfte Ser breitnng 5u
a e 5 EN- llnb Die acknowledgement WaB>
reaeIn unO YIdne Der @efeltibaft ibren
2elertl dnsuempfeblen. E
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Berubn,te ffansotfde . /.
0fi Il M | t t { |
2 I I oGSri,narllt S Sp.
8etn Qcbcrtbrait ntebr.
g. g. $. bes g im3enRapoIeo
45 Wue Mitb elietl.

= 6etn 2cbcrtbrart mebr. aisaas
8rimault's iobirter @ettig .Serap 7
q melt porsuseben lit, anseipon6t, nomentlt9 IN
EiIIen pom Brntfrantbeitet,, ierofhnfe lpnpctn en-
5t5rtitfaer, 9ebubt, wensteiabfpahnnitg IMP Ape.
Reini9hu0 hes 8Iutes un lit ais Elm et1tes Mbtn9rs
uttteI fcbr AT empfeblens Der &etti9fprnp t9p99t
peScr ben 4Ragei, nod bic 9drme nme mira pei tlets
,en Rim sei II obne bic nnbere Sbaod uerpanet
NcrrauuuaS ASdlfillen u. 3eltAcn
I IteA bon 8urin bu 8uifon,
aaures Der meSisini9en ataSemis IN garts.
Sieies electromagnetic Yreparotif iurb pom ben e ten
Aersten Sranfreidbs un6 Gn9anbs 8e9en aue &rant'
5eiten bel gerbanunss aSerfsseuse ais gastra 9le,
lance unb ibwere 8erbauuug, 8ldbnng, eeberz u %
lensen, llebei &C. NIT sroBem Grfolse an9ewanot.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23

I Waoere u. sli6oIs 10 BORT; Cos. 6. @abb u. Go
4obion H. Co., New Orleans un6 Rempbts, g. u
6unIiep o.. Co.. q aoats; albert 6. Crane, 9.
francisco. sF fepa SR
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23

Tnb @rtntault's 4Rathco eapieln NIB be Ratticoz
5Titten lid gs erfolaIos erpieien bahen, Dirb oard
bic Matticopreperatonen Der 9ldnSenbfte Grol9 err
,ieIt Or. 3ieora, Der berubmte Spesiat Inenoet re
}at ousiebIiebId, an Sie GinipriBulg piro bel fr=
den ub bic eapieIn bel peraIeten 6dten III Anpen<
blIne 9ebratbt. ,.s -.,- .sf-. .r.-.,- =
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
merc5Se eouf= ~ tscsi d,ts1tbmcr,cr
Nrs5er ala GppaiDbalfam

uerben ofort burdD bic bruiittaniibc Gaurana, Gin
JfiansIide Gubitans aus Braen, bic bort poH ieber
nj 9ebraudb 9elucien, 9eAetlt
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23
0rpfpcctuS.

@cfeitet bon rein patriotiiden Be-
ipeaqriinoen nnb ongetrieben ourd Siehe
unS Sin9ebung 9c9cn ibren aocptirten
9taat baben li9 oeutid)e 8iir9er Su
elmer @eleai9aft untcr folgcnoem Sfas
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23

Bpph ID. Gbeatbdui, -.
GenT. Sap't 6. u. &. eifenbabn. :ii4 ,g6}SFg-,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-23

R22-27 MieiIen Der fiirseite Gee
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10
The County Convention.

Was well attended, and the best of feel
ing prevailed among the delegates. The
Ticket nominated is one of the best ever
presented to the people Of the county
We ask all men to take up the candidates,
man by man, and compare them with the
individuals composing the Radical ticket
Our candidate for Representative, Mr..
Birnev, is an intelligent farmer of Monroe
township, an upright citizen, and chris
tian gentleman, as much superior to his
radical opponent as Gabrial is superior to
Beelzebub. IF the people Of the county
wish representative at Columbus whose
private character will not make them blush
with shame, they will vote for Mr. Brncy.
Mr.. Henderson, our candidate for Treas
urer, is Just the man for the position, and
the same can be said of Mr.. johnson, our
oan iidate for sheriff.
Our candidate for Recorder, John M.
Burns, is good scholar, and correct bu-
siness man. He writes beautiful hand,
and is perfectly qualified to make the best
Recorder our county has ever had. This
cannot be said of his opponent. 1t is to-
the interest of the people of this county to
have Recorder to keep the record of their
business correctly, and they will show wis
dom by electing John NJ. Burns.
Our candidatesfor Surveyor, Commission
ers, and In6rmary Director are good men,
in whom the people of the county can re-
pose the utmost confidence. If the people
of this county believe in electing the
best men to Office, they cannot help voting
the ticket nominated last Saturday,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10

As some workmen out in Monroe County,
Indiana, where digging CELLAR last week,
they struck block of stone, which disap
peared with dull thump Investigation
disclosed chamber with sx-foot ceiling
and eighteen by twenty-five feet within the
walls, which are of solid, neatly scanned
stone work Ranged in rows, on rudcly
constructed platforms, We're twelve skel tors,
each with tomahawk and arrow heads at
their sides, earrings and bracelets of solid
silver lying where they dropped, and piles
Of what appeared to have been furs in the
center of the platform, each pile crumbling
to dust as soon as exposed to the light. A
number Of tools, made of copper, and har.
dened equal to the best cast steel, were al
so unear.hed
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10
Am Illustration.

In 1860, Mr.. Smith lent Mr.. Jones Sl0,-
600 for four years. He lent gold, aud was
to be paid in the same coin. AT the end of
four ycass Jones offered $4,000 in legal.
tender greenb lcks to Smith as a satisfaction
of the debt. This was refused by Smith,
because the agreement was gold, dollar
of which was then worth three dollars in
paper He brought suit for his money, but
the court held that he could not have his
pay in gold, which was only commodity,
and that greenbacks were the legal tender
of the county. There being no alternative,
Smith took the greenbacks instead of the
gold which he had lent and which had been
promised him.
Jones, his creditor, after paying him, lent
the Government of the United States ten
thousand dollars in greenbacks, for which
he received the United States bonds known
as the seven thirties.
Now the question we desire to put is this
If Jones could Justly pay debt created
with gold wit h legal tenders, can he not be
paid by the Government in the same legal
tender money which he lent? Shall the
Government make Smith receive gro 3nbacks
from Jones, and yet not pay its own debt
to Jones in the same money?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10

as5' The wool growers of this county can
thank Radical and Revolutionary Con-
gress, carried on upon New England ideas,
for the mere pittauce they are getting for
their WOOL The South was the best mar
ket for wooden goods, but SO long as the
people there feel that they have halter
round their necks, and do not feel secure in
their person and property, they will deny
themselves everything, and cndeavor to
convert everything into money. How long
will the wool growers of Harrison county
out their own throats, and impoverish
themselves to suit the fanaticism of New
England?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10

PuRGATIvE Pulls have become settled
necessity with the American people. In
deed cathartics always have been and al
ways must be used, in some form, by all
mankind In this country, the pilular form
of Administration has been growing in fa-
vor since pills were first made Of Aloes and
Rhubarb. rolled into ball. Their high
position in the public confidence has finally
been secured and fastened into permanency,
by AYERS CATHARTIc Pills, the most
skillful combination of medicine for the dis
eases they are intended to cure, that science
can advise or art produce Those who need
pills, no longer hesitate what pills to take
if they can get Ayers Pulls Wheeling
Va. ! Press.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10

STROKE OF PARALYSIS We regret to
learn that Hon. VIM kennon, Sr, while
in Welsburg, West Va, on Thursday last,
attending the celebrated Campbell will case,
in which he was one Of the counsel had a
stroke of paralysis, by which his tongue
and right hand where rendered powerless.
lie was brought home on Saturday evening
last We saw tho Judge but day or two
before he left for Wellsburg, when he APP
peared in his usual health and spirits. The
Judge has been resident of st. Clairsville
for more chan rty years, and has been one
of our most worthy, influential and useful
citizens, and should he prove to be perma-
nently disabled 1T will be an irreparabe loss
to our community. y.-S GdusriUe Gazette
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10

S@~Sam. Galloway, Radical nominee for
1t. Governor, has declined being a candi.
date for that position. We publish his let
ter in another column. Sam declares the
Convention to have been cheat, controll-
ed by cliques, and yet says they are the
very men he wishes to vote for, although
he does not wish to be sacrificed himself.
Sam is big rascal as any Of them, but
he is mad because he did not beat them,
and besides he does not wish to be defeated,
as he certainly would had he remained on
the ticket.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-10

An Ordinance to prevent fast or immoder-
ate riding or driving through the streeta
Be it ordained BY the Mayor, Recorder
and Trustees Of the incorporated village OF
Cadiz, that il shall be unlawful for any per
son or persons TO ride any horse or
horses. or drive or propel any vehicle or
vehicles through the streets OF said village,
at fast or immoderate speed; and that for
every violation Of this ordinance the offender
shall be arrested and taken before the
Mayor, or in his absence the acting Mayor
of said village, tried. and upon conviction
thereof, shall be fined in any sum not ex'
ceeding $40 nor less than 81. and shall pay
the costs of prosecution. This ordinance
10 take effect from date. July LIST, 1867.
JOHN S. PEARCE, Mayor.
ii. G. FoRKER, Recorder.