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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-27

Desig mated Depository and Fl.
nuncial Ageua 81 the u. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
NV Courtship.

e When was sixteen fell in love. There
was nothing remarkablein in that, for most
young men of that age do the same thing.
But what am going to tell you is how
INV eourtship Terminated. -5s-s.
= II was at a party saw Sallie B-,gwho
was one of the sweetest girls in Ticktown.;
and, /, tell you, she looked sweet in her
white muslin ball dress, with her hair fall
ing loosely over her shoulders.
= / got an introduction, danced with her
once, twice, thrice, and was just the hap
piest man in all Ticktown.
Well, at last the party broke up. But ]
had an invitation to call on Miss B
That was all wanted, and l didn't sleep
much before Sunday evening-for that was
the time Ed fixed to call.
III called, saw Miss Sallie to church-saw
her home; and when Ileft had a press
ing invitation to call again, and did not
forget it, assure you.
At the end of month was completely
gone. At last resolved to pop the ques-
tion," and fixed on my next visit for the
time; studied .Courtship Made Easy
thoroughly, and concluded was ready for
the task. The time arrived. Here was
sitting by the side of my beloved, my arm
around her waist! took her hand in
mine, and screwed up my courage to say,
t.Dear Sallie, do you love me 2"
She made no answer, but her eyes were
cast down, and hoped-yes, was GER
tain-she loved me. l put both my arms
around her neck, and pressed one, two
three kisses on neF lips. She did not re-
sist. but raised her head. and said:
s.Why, you're as bad as Sam Simmons !'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
A Renegade NHinfster.

A. Methodist minister named AXley,l a
resident of Dongola, Illinois, and frequent
visitor to Cairo, some months ago, while in
that city, met one of the ''social evils" who
rejoiees in the name of Nellie. She was as
handsome as frail. ,Axley fell-forgot his
wife, children and calling. Oflate his Wis
its to Cairo have been more frequent, and
as a consequence his greenbacks scarce =
D On. Monday his wife asked him for two dol
lars. With sigh he informed her that he
was broke-that the sinful world did not
pay the sheppard for his labor. After din
ner he laid down upon the sofa to enjoy his
siesta. A letter dropped from his pocket.
He slept. Mrs. AXley discovered the let
ter; picket it up recognized her husbands
handwriting; read s'Miss Nellie --,,
Cairo" She was mad-jealously mad i; tore
open the envelope !, a greenback fell to the
floor. The sheet was opened /" dorable
Nellie" met her gaze. She read on: THE
recollection of the pleasure have had in
your company is still fresh in my memory:
Inclosed find five dollars; will send more
shortly. Hope the shoes sent yon fit your
dear little foot. All through the letter
were eXpressins of endearment, and it was
signed by the clerical rascal, the base de-
ceiver-Rey. Axley. l III -i.y..s,:..
~ Pen cannot describe the scene which fol-
lowed suffice it to say that Mrs, A. made
the house too hot to hold the reverend
wretch very long. He will probably report
at the next camp meeting.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
Here we Come.

There was a wedding in church in a
village near Chicago recently, which was
attended by crowd of people, the bride
being famous belle in that section, and
the bridegroom late army officer. There
is,a story about him that was revived with
great effect at the wedding. He was in
fine Western frontier service, and one day
: $50 the story goes) he went out to hunt a
hear. He had been away from the camp a
!! few hours, when his voice was heard faint
lv in the distance exclaiming:
@H-e-r-e we comep -.s5.5.. :,
In little time the same voice was heard
again but nearer; then it was repeated at
atintervals, nearer and louder; when final
" the bold Captain emerged from q bit OF
woods near the camp running at the top
of his speed, without coat, hat or gum
In he came to the camp shouting Here
eve comei"
sHere who comes ?" inquired brother
officer. ~st, .r.,
officer. pointing to a big bear who showed
himself at the edge of the woods, took a
long look at the camp, and then with a
growl at missing his expected meal OF the
Captain, disappeared in the woods again.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
Greau Increase OfTaxesi In Hardin
"a County.

The Republican is very exultant over the
fact that the county is out of debt. Every
tax payer should be glad of it. The editor
takes occasion in the announcement of the
fact to glorify the Republican officers, for
+, having discharged their duty. The tax
payer furnished the money. They and not
the officers are entitled to the credit. A por-
tion OF the county debt had been paid each
year for the last ten or twelve years. The
rs interest was decreased every year and the
people would naturally expect the taxes to
be lighter each year. This has not been
!. the case. The taxes have been steadily in
r. creasing. slsHs 3vs .lls -ii Il =
d In 1851, the last year of the administra-
tion of Democratic Auditor, (Sanuel
Smith, Esq., in this county, the local tax
es collected in Hardin county was $38502, :
80. In 1866 the amount was $6l, l,046,03; be-
= ing an increase in five years under Aboli-
tion management of S22, 2,Sd3, ,64. just
think moment. In 1861 with Demo-
cratic Auditor and a Democratic Commits
sioner to hold in check the extravaganza
z OF other county officials, the total taxes for
2 the support of the county and township or
ganizations, schools, &c, was $3S 5O239 /;
4 in 1866, with the Abolitionists in full pow
I er, and no Democratic officer to hold them
in check, there is levied for the same pur-
pose $22 543, 81 MORE than was levied in
1851 Who is responsible for this increase?
The Republican party - -, q
Ii II costs S6l.U4o.Uo TO manage Jne local
affairs of the county, ,under'Abolition rule.
and the Democrats can do the same thing
for $3S,3O2.39, would it not be good poll
cy to try change in our officers? When
money is as close as at present, is not $22,-
Z 543. 81 worth saving? When the people are
groanirg under the Internal Revenue, tax
imposed with reckless extravaganza, when
the newborn infant is, wrapped in taxed
swaddling clothes, and fed on taxed sugar,
with taxed spoon, from taxed cup,when
the sick, visited by taxed doctor. who ad-
ministers taxed medicine, and dies upon a
taxed bed, to be buried with taxed
shroud In a taxed coffin. by taxed grave
: digger, when everything we eat, drink or
wear is taxed, will it not be prudent to
let the Niger alone and give some at
tention to the interests of white tax-pay-
ers? M 80 q 4 - asZ
20 We urge upon our Democratic friends to
+ talk to their Republican neighbors about
/. these things and show them that If the
Abolition spendthrifts are not turned out
of office; if the insatiate tax-gather Is not
restrained, the whole community, will be-
come bankrupt, in attempting to pay tax
es imposed upon them-Ke1aton Democrat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
Lastipg Gratitude.

The Republicans never fail, to pass at
each State and County Convention, a reso-
luton, declaring that they owe to the SOL
dier a debt of ''lastihg gratitude" We
think they owe them a little more than
? blasting gratitude." They s"owe" them
$500, 900 STOLEN from them, by a Re-
D lblicanl lLegislature,undert the influence OF
the men who are now candidates on the
Republican ticket. They are grateful to
the soldiers for giving them an opportuni-
ty to steal the money levied upon the tax
payers, to assist in the support of the wild
ows and orphans of the soldiers VINO died
in the service. How long will soldiers be
deceived by the hollow-heartedness of Re-
publican politicians ?-Kenton Democrat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
g But why didn't you shoot the bear, ant

y
-. What's the use in shooting your game"
said the captain, testify, "when you can
bring it in alive, as did ?r .s'5s i1tt =
The story got home before the captain
did, and was in everybody's mouth. The
other night, as the bold captain led his in
tended bride into the church, with the
pride and grace so rapidly inspired by the
occasion, some wicked wag sang out from
the gallery: i-i
+ Here zoe come l''
Which was followed by such shout of
laughter as that old church never heard
before. t3 lft. fTcia-i ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
lDEMoCRATIO 70
A CORRECTED LIST.

Dem. STATE EX. COMMITTEE RooMs,l
EEs Columbus, o., Aug. 8, 1867. -,
81 The Committee, having revised and care
fully corrected the list of Democratic Mass
Meetings heretofore announcedfor August,
submit the following as the corrected list,
and respectfully ask the Chairmen ofDem-
ocratic County Central Committees and the
editors of Democratic county papers to
look over the list and ascertain whether
the time and the speakers they have an
nounced for their meetings conform to this
list, and if they do not to make them con-
form thereto: 4-r. t,sf I'D, -
18th. Hons. George 81. Pendleton, Frank H. Hurd
STEUBENvILLE. jefferson county, Saturday,
Z August 18th, Hons. K. p. Ranney and H.. j..
7tJeWett.
Hon. D. s. Uhl, Hon. j. R. Morris and E. B. Esh-
Gilman. .5-
McCONNELSvILLE, Morgan county, W ednesday.
B. Eshelman. 5-a -t,fl = 3:rlsi
NAPOLEON, Henry county, Wednesday. Aug. 2ist,
Hon. George H. Pendleton and Hon. L. K. Critch-
field, ri- I
DELAWARE, Delaware county, Tuesday Aug.
goth, Hon. P. Van Trump and Hon. Frank H.
Hurd. n
MARYSVILLE, Union county, Wednesday. Aug.
2lst. Hon. p. Van Trump and Hon, Frank H..
Hurd.. ..
DEFIANCE, Defiance county Thursday, Aug. 22d
Hons. George II. Pendleton and l.. r. Crithfeld
GREENVILLE, Darke county, Thursday. Aug. 22d.
Hons, Allen g. Thurman and frank II. Hurd.
BELLEFONTAINE Logan county, Thursday,
Aug. 22d, Hon. 2. Van Trump and Hon. j. +. Nc
Kinney. ...f-fs ..--..- t.. 4. ..
WASHINGTON, Fayette county, Friday, Aug. 23d /.
~ Hon. d. s. Uhl ana +. B. Eshelman.
PIQUA, Miami county, Friday, Aug. 23i. Hons.
Allen G. Thurman and Frank Il. Hurd.
SIDNEY Shelby county, Saturday. Aug oath.
Hon. Allen G. Thurman and Frank 81. Hurd.
CIRCLEVILLE, Pickawsy county, Saturday
lEvening), Aug. oath. Hon. d. S. Uhl and +. b.
4 Eshelman-, RIM % '.ers4,,. ..5.
BUCYRUS. Crawford county, Saturday, Aug. oath.
Hons. George ii. Pendleton and l.. r. Critch-
field.
COLUMBUS, Saturday (Evening), Aug. Path. Hon
C. l.. Vallandigham. i go
WAPAKONETTA, Auglaizs county, Monday, Aug.
26th Hons. Allen G. Thurman and Frank ID.
, Hurd. -, -...t -..r- ...
CELINA. Mercer county, Tuesday. Aug. 9th, Hons.
Allen G. Thurman and Frank 81. Hurd. -.
HAYSVILLE, Ashland county. Saturday. Aug.
.. eth. Hon. d. S. Uhl, Hon. r. ?. Ranney and A.
Nj. ia kson.
MORROW, Warren county, Saturday, Aug. 31st
Hons. Geo. II. Pendleton and Allen &. Thurman.
: In a few days we shall publish revised
list of meetings for September.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
E. B. EsHELMAN, Sec'y. .,r p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
DR., FUCKERS I EXTRA VISIT.

DR. TUCKER WOULD SAY To Ri
consuited at the GOOD ALE HOUSE tColumbus)
daily tilt the first of April.
TT Tucker has now visited Columbus reShlsrlv
for over nine years. which is sufficient evidence that
he is reliable and successful The great increase Of
his practice requires this extra visit to acchmmo-
enumerate the '"- - .IiA@N fpI
nI.ENrIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES.
but willinerely sag my speciality IS THE WHOLE
list Of Diseases which others have failed to cure.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
YOUNG MEN

The experience of the past ten years has demon
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YOUTHEUL1NDIS
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and often terminates in untimely grave. Make
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They are entirely vegetable, and perfectly harm.
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Ing Physician, sl9 Broadway, New York. and they
will be sent by return of mail, free from observa
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
ASTROLOGY.
THE WORLD ASTOILSHED
~ AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREATASTRoLOGIsT
Madame H. "A. .PERRIGO

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew She
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catastrophes in love. loss of relations and
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She brings together those long separated gives in
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you are best qualified pursue and in what you will
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likeness and characteristics of the person. She
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firmament-the malefc stars tha4 overcome or pre-
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can consult the Madame by mail with equal safety
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full and explicit chart, written ont, with
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Address, MADAME II. A. PERRIG0.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
AFFLICTED!
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
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PURIFY THE RLOOD.

PURIFY THE BLOOD,
REMOVE HEADAotE, DIZZINESS GIDDINEss,
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS
Is g e
CENTRAL RAILWAY

= - 4
T1OR SANDU Sky, TOLEDO, DE.
IRS5T Roh%Ond
vile Cairo. St,Louis Chicago. aud all points West
No change of cars between Columbus and Indi-
-FOUR. TRAINS leave Columbus, daily. as fol-
Mo Columbus TOO
A. NJ; arrives at Milfor, 9:15 A.. NJ. Urbana 1890
ford for Springfield and at Urbana for Beliefon-
'taine Olyde and Sandusky. r''.-'-''t u u
.11:5O A. M. DAY YrEXPRESS-Arrives at
n; Chicago (via Lima5 $50 a.: M; Richnioid 4:45
p. M; Chicago (yia Richnand) $40 A. Mi Indian
1880 P. NJ; Mattoon l3o A. NJ; Psna 32a IA. NJ;
St. Louis $50 A.M.;- Lafayette 1850 p. NJ; Chi
gDe1 aS @ kss5DgeSM d0 s IA; A.
train arrives at ST. Louis TW Ohours in advance Of
any other route from Columbus.
5:15 M WESTERN EXPRESS-Ar-
riVes at Urbana sos 7. Nj Bellefontane lo27 P. NJ;
SaPSusky d rs A. Mi pg9a 1s Pa NJ Linz sSo ss0
a: NJ; Detroit lOlo Al Nj Richmond n:S5 NJ;
AND A HALF HOURS in advance of any other
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l2:25 A. M. NIGHT EXPR ESS--Atriyes
s gfSaRa r adsss f PSHa R HI Ffh993d Ind
dianapolis sa5l A.. n. = Louisville s%o M; Terra
asgts M M s iCG ssttHGn M Lon
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LOUIS FOUR HOURS in advance OF any other
New State Room Sleeping Cars run i'm night
4 All changes made in Union Depots. Baggage
ofssksa fS fSgss Ess RG5HfaiSSiS NDAN
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F. SHfNpLEg. Gen: Iiosst tAst. 1ndianapOlis.
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TO LADIES.

t-rr ri TO LADIES. -'l
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and intended for special cases of long standing.
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If you cannot purchase the Pills of your Drug
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from observation, receipt of the money, by DIR.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17

There cometh glad tidings of joy to all o.!
To young and to old, to great and to small
The beauty which once was so precious and rare
- Is free for all. and all may be fair. i,.,..s
hp UrSonf -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-17
,09lo Statesman,
RAIL ROAD TIME Table.

hmbus: Ohio On and after Monday. April 20, 1867
rains win run as follows: 60 y. 4 Ilss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24
MARRIED:

In jamestown, Dec s, '67, by Rev L w Pike. Jonas
Bryant ofBemont to Mrs Caroline Prince of jamestown
In Hazel Green, Dec l0.'67, by Rev j Knibbs Henry
Tod OF Galena, to Miss Mary Higgins of Hazel Green
In Fennimore, Dec 67 by c Loney ESQ., Jacob FL
hot to Miss M Z Arnold, both of Fonnimore.
In Cassve, Dec s. 81, by Henry Burgess ESQ., Henry
Shaw TO Miss Sarah Parsons, both of Glen Haven
In platteve, Dec 16, by Rev Pond, AC Eston o.
Muscoda to Miss Lance, of Patteyille
In Hazel Green, Dec 10, by Rev. Knibbs, Bell tc
Miss Julia Thomas, both of Galena, Ill.
In Platteville, Dec g. by Rev J Van der Las John
Brugger TO Miss Mary Carl both OF Platteyile.
In Boscobel, Dec TO, by Seaton ESQ., Lars Cuban
son TO Miss Bertha Bergson, bothsof Hickory Grove
In Glen Haven, Dec 10, by VIM Mcdaniel ESQ., W
Bushnell to Miss Elz abeth Miller both of Glen Haven
In Hazel Green, Dec IL, '67, by Rev Henry Exley
nstabrook, OF Smeltzers Grove to Miss Susie NASH
Hazel Green.
In Muscoda, Dec IL, '67, by Carver Esq, Jacob
Bremmer to Miss Matilda Drone both of Muscoda
In Hazel Green, Dec Il, 67 by Rev Knibbs John
Chandler to Miss Margaretta Thompson. both of Hazel
Green. Wef
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24
5trapeo or Stolen.
STRAY COW.

Taken up by the subscriber ON lands o,rn., -, -.
49, 1oMh OF Liberty, Oct. lst 67 ons Cd cow pro
ar years old past froEe of or torn on by dogs
owner 1; un, small bit Of end of other horn of Tie
take her away fNrS' W p p1;,1 1Iai ges ana
Liberty, Nov. Is, 1867 2swaa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24

Eas-A year or two ago a series OF
elaborate experiments was tried to
ascertain the influence of great cold
on the strength of iron and steel
when subjected to conclusion or ten
sion. The result, fairly and scien-
tifcally ascertained, demonstrated
that bar of iron was able to bear as
many blows from a ham mer of given
weight when it was of the tcmpera-
ture of forty degrees below, as it
would have when it was ninety de-
grees above, zero. And as in ell
other forms of force to which iron is
subjected, temperature is not con
dition of strength. Cold iron is as
tenacious as warm iron.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-12-24

The SPEAKERsHIP. "A large ma,
jority Of the papers that have ex>
pressed themselves on the subject,
have declared in favor of Mr.. Thorn,
son, of The Evansville Gazette, for
Speaker Of the next Assembly. The
Polk County Press, the Black River
Falls Banner, and the Waukesha Free.
man favor Mr.. Barron, of Polk
The Richland Republican decidedly
favors D. B. Priest, of Vernon coun>
ty, 1t says that he "hails from a
county which gave 1443 Republican
to 3S4 Democratic votes for Govern.
or in the late election, and that the
majority is entitled to respect; that
he will be supported by every
man Of his acquaintance, and by a
very large proportion of the Sixth
District delegation; and that in him
will be found all the qualifications
attaching to popular, yet faithful,
impartial and efficient Speaker of the
Assembly. State Journal.