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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08
Home News,

Gen, SHERIDAN yesterday issued
an order removing JOsEPu HERMAN.
pEz, Treasurer Of the city of New
Orleans. and appointing SToDpARD
HOWELL in his place,
Preparations are in progress to
give Gen. LEE grand public well
come on his arrival ia Columbus this
week, He addressed the Union Club
on Thursday night.
Major Con. CARLIN, of the Freed
mems Bureau, at Nashville, has APP
pointed Judge LAWRENCE a special
agent 10 provide for the necessities Of
the colorod men thrown out of em.
ployment by their aigcctionate Con.
sesvative employers.
On Saturday only sixty -four feet o.
the great tunel on the Central Paoifi,
Railroad, near the summit of th,
Sierra Nevada Mountains, reuainet
to be completed, and il was expected
that locomotives would run through
by the 18th inst.
The Presidents war on the Seere
tary Of War continues, but does no
promise to DO successful in bTingin
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Gov, ThrockmortOn Removed.

Gen. SHERIDAN has removed the
rebel Governor ofTexas, and appoint
ed +. w. PEAsE, to Gil the vacancy,
Mr.. PEAsE is lawyer Of ominence,
has been twice elected Governor Of
Texas, and was a consistent friend Of
the Union throughout the war. He
went from Connecticut to Texas in
1888 and has resided there ever since.
Ho was the Union candidate for Gov
ornor at tho late election, being de-
featcd by TuRocKMoRroN who rc.
ccivcd about forty thousand votes a
gainst twelve thousand cast for PEAsE.
The country will heartily approve the
action of Gen. SHERIDAN. ip placing
a sound Union man ut the head Of rc.
construction in that State.
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An Effort for stanton's Removal.

The President has signi6ed his in
tcntiOn to get rid of Secretary STAN.
TON. The old loyalist' simperturbil-
ity bothers him, and he is endeavor-
ing to force him to a resignation, fail
ing in which, he is determined, if
borne out by Attorney SrANBERRY,
to remove him, claiming that he was
appointed before tho Tenure of Office
Bill was passed, IL he should be
successful in this latter measure, hv
will hear a thunder.elap about his
cara, when tho idea OF November
come, that will make him quail will
fear, and knssh his teeth in anguish
If he desires to roign out his allotted
time, he had better keep his hands Of
our old war heroes.
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Foreign News.

DAVID GOULD, U. s. Consul at
Leith, died July 22nd.
The whole country Of Mexico is to
divided into six military districts.
each commanded by General Of the
army.
NAPOLEON has appointed a com.
mission TO examine aud adjust the
claims Of France and French subjects
in Mexico.
The Berlin papers comment favora.
bly, on the address Of NAPOLEON to
the foreign members Of the Exposi-
tion Commission. 'he
President CABRAL, In San Domin-
go, is losing popularity by setting
himself in opposition to the Congress
in the same manner that Mr.. JonN-
SON has douo.
JUAREz issued, July 18th, a proc.
lamation congratulating the Mexican
people, that alono and lnaided they
had preserved the liberty aud inde--
pondence of the Republic
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Close Of the surratt Trial.

II was expected that the trial Of
SURRATT, would close on Wednesday
noon, and the case be left to the jury
after the Judges charge which would
probably occupy an hour. Prepars.
tions we're making for an attempt to
effect his escape just before tho trial
closed, but tho trouble was forsocn,
and precaution taken against II, which
precluded an attempt. The verdict
Of the jury will be awaited with some
anxiety
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08
ELECTION IN TENNESSEE.
cRAND uNIoN TRIUMPRI
BROWNLOw's MAJORITY sO,OOOii
The State Rescued from Disloyalty
by Negro SuferagellI

The State election in Tennessee, on
last Thursday, passed off quietly, aud
resulted In the re election of Gov.
BRowNLow, by nearly fifty thousand
majority. The freedmen wore not to
be cajoled by the aattery Of their
former rebel masters, or intimidated
by their threats, but voted almost
unanimously, the Republican, ticket.
Thus Tennessee has been made secure
in the hands Of loyal mon, and thus
will every other Confederate State be
mnrsbaled into the Uuion by the vote
Of tho much despised African. The
doubt as to whether the negro would
not bo made a tool Of his late rebel
master, no longer exists, for II is un.
mistakably demonstrated that they
are loyal beyond doubt and capable
Of franchise beyond oavil. Tho fu-
ture Of the South, will prove tho wis.
dom Of placing in the hands Of the
freedmen the ballot, as tho only sure
road to reconstruction. Loyal ball
lots in this work, now, will prove
moro efficient than loyal bayonots.
Tho Legislature elected, is over
wholmingly radical, and tho ontiro
complement is filed
with loyal men. PATTERSON, the
brother.in-law of tho
will probably be succeeded
n the Senate by HORACE MAYNARD,
Who in this election is returned to tho
House from tho End District.
All hail to Teunesseol To her no.
bic patriots who have so long strug-
ylod against tho machinations of rob
,ls and tho wiles Of conservatives,
now that she stands firmly on the
rock Of rOpublicanism, the loyal poo
plo Of the north send greeting.
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about the latter's resignation. He
now claims that, Notwithstanding the
tenure of Office law, he has the power
TO remove him. If the Attorney
General does not sustain this theory,
he will eudeavor to make the Secre4
tary so uncomfortable that he will be
forced TO resign, but Mr. STAYToNs
friends say he is prepared to stand
any amount Of such pressure. Gen.
GRANT stands by the Secretary Of War
steadily.
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The Lesson of the Tennessee
Election,

We're IL not for tho fact, says
tho Register, Of Tuesday, that
the Bourbon Democracy forget moth
ing and learn nothing, wo might hope
that that i'll starred party would dc.
rive some salutary information from
tho result Of tho late election in Ton.
nessco, That election teaches an i'm.
portant lesson, and whether or not
tho Democracy choose to read tho
hand writing on the wall, the hand
writing is there, aud their voluntary
blindness cannot erase il. Tho cleo.
ton referred TO was tho 6rst OCCASION
on which largo numbers of colorcd
men, recently slaves, and in Slave
State, have gone to the polls and cast
their ballots for the officers who are
to make and execute tho laws undor
which they 1.-Two. Thoy have oxor.
cised this frcemans privilege and
performed this frcemau's duty, in q
manner that reflects credit on them
selves, justifies the expectations of
their friends aud disconcerts their
enomies-the rebels aud
Democrats. The black mou of Ten
nessee have voted in an orderly, dig
nified manner, aud they have voted
on the right side.
The notable triumph Of tho Re.
publican party in Tennessee, marks
the pcrmaneat victory of tho idea Of
Manhood suffrage in ;his country, and
the Democrats Of Ohio, may as we'll
attempt to stop Niagara with cob.
web as 20 chock tho revolution by dc.
reating tho Amendment nov pending
in this State. Our Democratic friends
should see that they are strengthen
ing the Radical party in every south
crn State, aud arraying the colorod
vote soliaiy against themselves, by
their foolish opposition to Impartial
suffrage in che North, Already in a
minority, in every Northern State,
the Democracy can i'll afford to throw
away every Southern State also.
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UNION STATE TICKET.


ron eovkRSoh,
RUTHERFORD p. HAYS, Of Hatniiton csuntl
Yoh ttsvrxSArr oovKaSoR,
JOHN o. LEE, Of Seneca County.
ron rnnAsuRkR or srAfn,
npNRF 3. WARNER, Of Lorsin County.
ron AUptrou or s1ArR,
IAnRs II. GOODMAN, Of Marion County
son oosrrnoIlra or raE rnrasvaS
NosRs r. BRA1LEr, Of fulton County
ron svrRrNs Ispos,
JOHN WEIGH, Of Athens County.
Goa ArroESsr osxrRlt,
WILLIAM II. WEST, q Logan County.
r,s rsssxn o. rHr solso or rvptic wonks
PHILIP V. HERzIo, Of Auglaise County.
roa ooNsfirvroSAL ANsspaSSr,
YES.
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Township and Ward Meetings.

The Township primary meeting,
will be held in the Court House, on
Saturday afternoon, and Ward meet.
ings, at the usual places in tho oven
ing. Let there be full attendance
at these meetings, that a good dele
cation may be chosen to the couven.
,f,n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08
The Campaign Commenced.

On Monday, the campaign in Ohio
was formally opened byspocchos from
Gen. HAYES, at Lebanon and Judge
THURMAN, at Waverly. We will en-.
deavor to give the speech at Lebanon
in our next issue.
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TIFFIN MARKETS.

Tima, Obis August ., 1907.
FLOUR-atO. .O0a sI3,OOs
WHEAT-Al,8jdAi,05, from teams.
COHN--1f cents.
RYE-i on per buehel.
OATS-46 cents.
CLOVER sEED-e7,00
TIMOTHY SEED-a2 90.
FLAX SEEU--ai rs.
BUTrER--ii cents per pound.
EG0H--lt cents per dozen.
LARD,-In Kegs cents per pound
POTATOES-si, 90 per buahel
TALLOW--O cehtB per pound
CANOLES--SieArlne 2h, taliow 2Oo, por pound.
WHtsK EY--a9,OO, and common e2,20per gallon
HANis-i2lS cents per pound.
nEESWhN---2h cents per pound.
HIDES, PELTS so II NJ EnERr's CtRcULAR,
Green Hides = cts, Calf skins, igc Kip Skins
iOc Sheep pel,s dry, sOasoe.
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PostpOnement.

Gen. LEE having been taken pos.
session of by the State Central Com
mittcc, and an appointment having
been made for him at Zuuosville, on
the 18th, there will be no speaking as
announced. tits therefore indefinite
" postponed for tho present.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The unloa voter. Of the several townships and
wsrds of Seneca County are rqucstedt 90 meet si
tAelr urasl places ofslection on sasariay August
ietA, 1907, ana appoint delegates to attend the
uaion Convention 10 be bold In Tim, on
Saturday, August nth, 1887,
Ger the purpose OF nominating county officers.
The basis Of representation viii be ons delegate
FOR rsyery15 votes, snd one FOR every fraction offs
sHa upwards, cast for ". II Smith for Secretary
sf state In SOC which slvos townships represent.
aau A. f,lia,ws
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NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
Important Notice TO Holders or 1905
due August IS, 1867.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has given
notice that the Scven-thirty Notes dated Au-
gust 10, 1864 must be presented at Wash.
lngton on or before that date, or the holder
will lose the right Of conversion into Five
twenty Bonds. Thia Bank Continues TO re-
cciye and forward them for conversion, but
holders in order 10 guard against delays In
transit should hand them 10 not later than
August 10th.
~. A.G. SHEATH, Cashier.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08
DENTISTRY,
Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

In PUFsaaaee sf an srteR of the PrehAts
! Court of Delaware County Ohio, made on
the 23rd day Of July A. H. 1867, ia tho care Of
CAthorne Aherton Of William WallAcs TraeJ
against her Ward, tho underugned will on the
Slst day Of August A. u. 1857. a. twelve o'clock,
lowing described real estate, situate IN the Conn.
" ofSeneea in the State Of Ohio. and DESCRIBED
as follows, to vita II haiaR the east half Of
mencinga at the North East corner OF said lot and
running South along thN East line 10 South line
% an allev ihenpe West thirty three tss) feet
thence North n Finley street. thenco East thirtv,
three feet. 10 the place of beginning. 80
TEnas on 6AAE,--cAHh ia hand on day Of aale
CATHERINE ATHERfoN,
GuaFhien of William Wallace Tracy
BY RIIn = rowrlL, her Atty's.
! nA-N, teaeo)
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Love And MatrlmonY.

Tho affeotlons 81 the opposite seX may b. gain
cd by following staple rules and all may marry
happily II desired, without regard 20 wealth age,
or beauty, Send directed envelope and stamp for
particulars to Madam LucILLg DEaARRE,
Dible House, New York,
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DIR. j. BRYAN,

CONSUMING PHyScIAS, $40 BROADWAY, N, Y.
Special treatment In all eases Of seminal Sexu.
male
ns. Advice froc, and correspondence Strictly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-08

TO LADIES. ...
ffyou require \ reliable romedy TO restore you
and remove irregularities or ohstructlons why
not use the bcsti ~
Thirty years. experience has proved that
DR., Harvey's Female Pills
have no equal for removing obstruotions aud ir.
rcgnlaritles, no- No matter from what cause
they Arlae.7Na They Are safe and sure In every
case. Hi
Price Ono Dollar per box. -. .n "a.
DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills.
"a remedy four degrees stronger than tho a.
iSN aud intended for special cases of long stand
Ing, Price, Five dollars Der box.
A iSdies private circular with engravings sent
nee on application, -
ltIou cannot get the Pills OF your druggist,
send tho money to rr. J, nRyAN $40 broadway,
New Nnrk, and thcy will be sent free from obAer-
walton by return mail.
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AGlNNrS WANtrEn.

Samples sent free. No capital required. Ladies'
and Gentlemen can earn from 81 TO $40 per
day. Enclosc stamp and address
TRIrr h Co., Bth street, New York
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AVOIn TLIE oIIAOl

AVOID THE oUAOKS,
flyer arc suffering from youthful indlucrotlon
and have seminal weakness, emissions SO, | win
scnd you free ofoharRe, Information which u fol-
Address HENRY AMsDER,
lanl1nllyl.l f.H station ID. N. Y.
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Medioal COLLEGE Of Cincinnati, 0.
INEIlS,
LOST.

A Cow.--Pace, back aud belly white, Sides
II red, Probably has n young calf A suitable
reward will be given for Information as 70 her.
Aug. shit PILLARS.
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Agents for the Star Shirt, neatest best
ntting, and most economical. We would also call
the attention to Country Merchants that we job
goods, at Eastern prices, giving them an opportu.
nifty TO assort up goods they may be short In, nj
very low figures, Farmers willsave from 20 to 90
where. our STOCK is COMPLETELY NEW
WITH NEW PRICES. Call and convince your.
self at sTElNAU q mao.
No. 2, National Ex. Bank Building, opposite shaw
hans Block. Jnns eth, 1867
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Free of Charge.

Particular attention paid to Custom Work.
May 9th, ise1,-tG A. wALDMAN.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-11

cow ECTYO YOSS--Westwari-
Tie MORNING TRAIN fum Naw York snn-
nscts At MAYTNKA CHIN < with ne tram cav
ng Philadelphia HsnS'ngfun Dspor) II 20 =. Ii.
AMI ar tTREAr END with the through Mail Train
5is Erie Railway with 5ieeping attached,
stopping all the principal stations that road
and arriving at Buffnn lt II 4, n.
The PIssengnr train nom SrrantGn connects 1t
lxrnat Bend with through trains gong vest Ind shst
Rr-e Railway lrrrv'n Buffalo L.P : a. ~,
L ii Salamanca - m.
Eastward.
The MORNING TRAIN fium Great Bend snn-
1ects rhers with the Cincinnati Express IN me Ere
Railway from tl1e West Manunka Chu 4 with
tram for Philadelphia Ind Intermediates stations
arriving n Philadelphia y 80 D. IN. ami az New
Hampton with tram for Easiun. Beth eipm, Al
ientown Rea1iing anu Harrisburg arriving at Lar
rlsburg Ir 80 D. n.
AT SCRANTON connections made with
trains the LacfawIuIa amt BiOGmshurg Rail
mad. anti r.ls Delaware lnd Hudson Canal Co. 3
a.IIruad Tlme Tables Of which roads Irn pl7ntad
Neiuw
r 93LSBEN P-asident.
&. i. 1sHRY- General Ticket Agent. .e1gtf
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-11

Tt ia thought, BY the nost Of farmers, that
the Gully way to have good meadow Is to
piow np, ald seed down every three &c fur
years. f, but this IS a mistaken idea as mead>
ows, if the soil Is not of very bght Ioam,
viii improve by age G4r number Of years, If
treated IA a prgpeF uanner-wh5eh 10 TO pas
rurs a Ivtle A. possible, tap~dress With pias-
ter II the rate Of 200 pounds TO the acre once
in t~o years Use barayard manure IA n up
dressing at The rata Of fifteen loads 10 the
acre, shleh sh0Gid De applied IN the month
Of Oct0ber. 4 meadow that has been traa I.
ed m taTs manner, has been moved SIX sea-
sons, and has better sEasd 90, and better
prospecI for good erUp this year than it las
bad foe any time SINCE ir was seeded ard
had better crop or hay CT iE lGzt season thar
tsr ss7,rsl years pr-Vioss.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-11
BRANDRETH7s PFLLs-TheHe

BRANDR ETH,S PFLLS-Theae Pills ars
5nfe AMI They prepars,t bv process
which ll the best qualities af rle herbs af
which they composed, vii hGut any of their bad.
They benefit N III cases, anu 10 harm IN nDne.
see g. BrandrsUh u N white et-srs An the (inv.
sruenE sfann. v7-aL-lu-
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-09-11
ERR0R.$ OF TOUTE-

4 Gentleman VINO RItferau Tor years nom NaI -nus
csbTiirv PrenntIra teciv, amt all t;la aifec 3 II
youthful rs sgrrfion. VIII for he #kg Ut suffering
humanity 4end tTas 70 al VINO leet { me -"cluv
aEL direcrions tiIr nuing me simpe remedy "a
winch aa ,yas ,ured sufferers Wishing 70 lrn1t ~
tla ADVERTISER axpar'anca, ..an 10 1y addressing
IN narfect 'rnii 'once.
I0EZy 3. Ct2DoY t3 Csria- Straef View York
V,in4U
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NOTICE.
eARTES Dc EiSiTE,
WIG NETTES. ANRROTYPES

KEL4EVOTFPEy, FERROTFF ES
IVOR TTYPE.&e, sc.
Being pnssesEed Of sverY facility, Z FEEL CON-
FIDENp OF giving 'ntira satisfaction. A Il ara
IIested "a call Ind examine, and
"Saiza tla shadow the substance fldsH'
All Xmas OF Gniursd work dune the shortest 10
ice AMI IN the best Ityie of the Also all airds
VI snpYlug lone from ait picturss, from card "a
size. 5alafiIGtlou guaranteed
L. W HERM4N7
Tunk. Apr LLthI5G g.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05
"kcpndiaticn.''

The argument OF the Ucrod on the
Bond question can be expressed IN one
word. That word j. "repuijot.on. '
We propose nov to show that Tin,
planet TIE D'4nocracy to rqral Z,
taxation, to pay of the National dr.
10 not "repadiat,oa,' nor does not ap
proach in any way that always to be
regretted, but .sopetimcs necessary,
resort of nations. First, we ask what
is this plan Of the Democracy? 1t Is
20 cab in the bonds issued by the
Government, which do not mature for
some years to come, which are not
taxable, and which are drawing inter
est payable in gold How are they to
be called m? They are. to bcyniIya iu
and paid off by an issue OF legal tcadcr
noies for the face of the bonds and. Tie
interest nor due 10 be pdid IN geld.
Now where is tho 'Tepudtmioh p
Reader lake II legal tcnIcr'tcn dollar
~greenback, and look upon the buck OF
it and sec ii you DO not find the fol.
lowing language
"This note is q legal-trndcr for all
debts, pu63oan PrigGUre, crceDt ooteS on
SpP0ftS H4fiHic'cStS on tie tRjttC dcLt %
This language is the law OF the laLu
and the laws under which the. bvnur
were issued to the bond-holdtrs. You
see in the above quotation that your
legal tender vecesa are Il iegai tender tor
'all debts public and private, except
duties'on imports and interest upon the
public debt How, now, about the
principal ofthe public debt? Wba, $
1t tohe paid in, according &c the pres
ent law, when it natures? 1t is not TO
be paid in g0td! 1t is to be paid IN
greenbacks! Then. You sec fellow GU
zens, it is the interest only upon these
bonds that are to be ptid N gold, and
that the bonds,themselves are to be
paid i'll greenbucks. asthe law requires,
81 ence.
Is it "repudiation to pay a note FIVE,
ten, or twenty years Le!creit is due?
Certainly not! People generally
think a man sustains FITS credit well
when he pays his debts at maturity.
Bat Democracy desire to do more than
that--is desires that the nation cane els
its Obhgatioqs 9! 9ncee.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05
tCommunicated.l
MeesinR in sSrOOGneEd, Noble
County!

EDITOR CONFERENCE.-The Do
mocracy OF Brookaeld .ownsbip, Hsblc
County, held Il grand Mass Meeting at
Smiths School House, on last saturday,
August 3lst. TIE crowd was I'M
mensc, and was able addressed by'
Asbury 7 Jennings, Esq, Democratic
Candidate torSenalor, Tor THIS District.
The cnthuslam manifested on this ,oe-
easiQn Is evidence that the Democracy
ot'lhls County will be triumphant in
the coming election. Jennings is .
great iayorite with the people OF No
Die County and Will secure great num.
beers OF votes from Inc ranks of the OF.
posite party, lie is all right on tic
question Of the Musklngum Improve,
ment, and your people can feel that in.
voting for him thev vote. for "a man
who will stand by their rights in any
emergency that may arise, Back
from eli the river even us Noble Coun.
~ is yet we arc NIL benefited by the
Improvement, and Noble County
would feel heavily the loss oft. SIM.
mons, however, adhoresto-his Old.ideqs
-as expressed in his courses in the
Notwithstanding in and would
most certainly vote, as he did, for is
-
sale, should the question again arise,
SO your people muat iookJ 80 their In.
'ergsIs NOBLE. -
Caldwell ohiogl"
Sept 2, 1867, -, %
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05
Pretty ,Hsw.

Tho P,ttsbuirg (Pa) Post is of tho
opinion tbat Radicallsm will, ere long.
be sunk SO low that Ben, Bntler will
be unable TO rcsurrcet NJ though IT'S
cohu were filed with spoons. 1t would
have 70 be pretty deep IN the earth
Ben would so his b"st eye on the
spoons il ,they were a hundred feet be
low tAo surtice. 1T is due TO him 10
say, however. that he drd not steal tho
spoons taken from the White House
after the death ofMr. Lincoln lie was
in Boston making arrangements to
get into the Cabinet,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05

AN exchange well says, "ontof every
dollar the labormg nlan earns, about
SIXTY cents ia taken Indirectly TO keep
the indolent nrgros, 10 maihtain Mill
lary %despotism over eleven States, and
enrich abolition officials. This is why
our poor men are kept poor and our
.laborng men complain OF hard times,
1t is the high price and high taxes
that take tifeir money, and it. IS the
negro burea, military, despot;sms, and
abolition officials that make the taxes
high. To get rid Of these, Radicalism
must 20 voted out of Powor."
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-05
jL.IC5{ 80
Proposition to Increase the Size
l,a sotr .. .ala 4s4 .ss '1le,lag }s3iziMA
-'H o"'-"n1f te.rga OF
CONSERVATIVE

Having heard, from various paiEsfSS
of the County, that it was desired 'bysa
the Morgan county Democrats tiFe&
."EEEE Z CONSERVATIVE" shotIEI
be increased in size, 4 NOW make TO
them the following proposition: -.
1fthe Democracy Of Morgan couR-;
ty will raise 800 additional subscri..
bers TO the list we have NOW settled
for the coming year, and Will have tits
800 entered upon our books Gnd afthe
subscription money paid III betvveeAA
now and the
1st DAY OF .OCTOBEE& NEXT;
then the paper will be enlarged:
This. is, ON an average, less ilaon
twenty-five to the township. There
is no township in the county but cam
be induced TO take at Eeast twenty-five
papers IN addition to what they 4leyy.
take, Most ofthe townships cam dou-
BILE or treble that number il the proper
men take hold of the matter with u
proper will. IF Democrats wait s.
larger paper they must make am at.
tempt to increase the circulation. Let
every one go to work ut once, and1e&
us have a paper large enough tesat.
isfy all cur friends. g.
JOSEPH A. KEEN.