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THAT PURP.
y DoGGRREL-


There was once rat tan terrier purp.
And fat little fellow was he;
With a bright black eye, he was quick and spry
AS any tan terrier could be.
This stout rat tan terrier purp,
As you will presently see, -.
Was brought to grief and his life made brief,
By the bite of a murderous fea
One day the rattan terrier purp.
With his tail Of the stumpiest kind.
Near rat.hele sat, rs still as cat,
When he felt sharp pain behind.
Quick as thought this rat tan terrier purp
Made dash for the foe in the rear !;
But he was SO fat he couldn't get at
The spot by half an inch clear.
Then this beautiful rattan terrier purp
Did worry and twist and turn,
Till nought you could see of this terrier purp
Bat an inch Of his tail astern.
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C..urn..ionnI Tickets.

r., Ditriet-HENRY 5. WALKER, of ohie Co
% Distriet-wM. G. BROWN OF Preston.
A Df,,yiet-C. P. T. MOORE, Of Mason Co.
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Revenge is sweets the thought sug-
gested these chilly mornings by the
Sight of half frozen flies too torpid to
buzz or bite.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-13

Reliable rumors reach us which will
crafty every family and fireside' that
buckwheat cakes will be cheap this
winter.
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n T. NJ Q " A L.
Will LIAM &. kRY TER,

Teacher Of the
PIANO, ORGAN, MRLODEOS, VIOLIN and
the GERMAN LANGUAGE. Tuner and
RepAirer Of Pianos and Organs,
HAS REMOVED TO S. z. CORNER OF
IL Market and Quincy streets. next door 10
DR.. HulhheR's ofiee
Orders may be left zt z. A Weber's Music
store al his residence, OF az the Cutlery House
Of Wm- Kryter, I6j Market street.
Lessons given and Plane furnished At his res
idenoe. apr3.
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JAcoBTN PEACE.-"A little piece of
triangular steel, called bayonet."
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Judicial.
Senatorial

FoR JUDGE sF CIRCUIT couRT.
JAMES PAUL., OF Ohio.
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WILSON, DUNLEVY g. WHEELER

A RE NOW PREPARED To FURNISH To
n order Packing Tierees Flour and Apple
Barrels, half Barrels, Grocery and Nail Kegs
of all sizes, Cigar and Grape Boxes also Steam
Boat Hulls and Barges. aucI32m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-13

FOR STATE SENATOR.
ANDREW WILSON, of Ohio
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
MDIi3et.6eriti,f.

eli @reiu (farb. ungebiibrlidea
8etrageh freiaefpro9en.
Sobn Wargetter, S9impfen, fret,
seiproden.
Warp Seats, bssgI, SIS.
IA Srauen5untner iparen Der SaIs
tun3 Heoerlid:r Sauier anaefIaat ,lnS
Sablten reip. 80 unb So Gtrafe.
9llioreu 2ogan, Diebifabl, so Saae
Mrbeitsbaus.
q. @. Safer, betrnnfen, So.
9lnnie 3abbit. 6esgI, SO.
Sobn Bunion, oesgI. 90.
Bafton OteeO, SdIdgersi, freige.
fpro6en.
SObn g. 8iaiams, betrunten, 81
uno fir Sragen Derborgener Raffen
ebenfalls ~.
s. 2ance unb .. @ebiter, Sarbiae
5uRrtperfe obne gIuff@f 9eIafIsn,
SO. GolpsII, Gsprebpaeen Obn.
Muffdt gsIafen, Rotten.
SaIlas @inburn, nuisance. Soften
8ate Station, $attung zines IieSers
lideH 3aufes, fretgefprcden.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
Iluf.8eridbt.

Ser SIub 1T etlpas eeitieeen unt
bait ieBt ~ SnB an ben Gboals.
&e,n Dampfboot 1T angefemmen.
4bgs9angen lit Der 9anpfer Sprone
nod Cairo.
Oa Die S@iffabrt auf Dem Ohio
nno WifiiTppi nod burd oas Sis ae.
binoert 1T, 70 if be9reiFi6er @eife
cine sr0be @eidaftsitiIIe an unferer
9anoun9 bemerfbar.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

/ + ?
re- so bite rios. gor einiaen
Sagen fan6 elm Sarbiger in Sem
S6laniine oes Gid Brand oen @daoeI
zines Sle9ers. Man bat nod nidts
BeitereS iiber 6ieie ieItlanae@nooefuna
ausgefunOen, obiuobl bie 8oIisei be-
ltrebt If, auf ole Spur gu tonnlen.
w grimt nal Court. Nl>
bert gBeuif inter Nnflage burd faIide
8orfpiegelungen 9elb erpreBt All bas
ben iuuroe nit 8ablung Der Soften
frei9ela6en.
Sic gBatfon Nlorb 9lnflase 1T beute
boz Dem @eri6t. Ser Staatsanipait
1T NIT ieinen 3eusen our4. Sic
Sertheioigung tuirb ipob[ beute fertiq
tuerben. Oas Seugenberbor erqiebt
foIgen6e Sbatla9en, 0ie fpobl nod all
len nnfern 9eiern betannt fem iperben:
Der Shame bes Grmor0eten mar
Srame. ST uno Der W0rber tporen
BoIisiiter. gtipas iiber suei Sabre
her gerietben fie il, Gtreif uber Sic
Gerbaftnng siueier Wdnner; fe
fdbimpftem iid gegenieitig 2iianer unb
Der @rmoroete fdlug ben Mneeflaaten,
ipnrauf oiefer eben nit feinem Gtof
anf Srame losldlagen iuolte, ais elmer
Der 3eagen baaiuif9en iprang un6 fie
auseinanoer gu reisen fnafe. @ab.
reno oiefes Oa5ipif9entretens aoa
@atfon ieinen 8ebolber uno erIdob
Srame.
~ G,ircuit Court. Ser
Sal Clemens b8. 2isbeb fam sur Ser.
banblung. Sie 8lage lit auf Seraus.
gabe elmer strefe 2anoes, tueld1e burf
ben Slater oes &Idaers Dor Ianoeren
Sabren an bic 9egenpartei in biefem
Yro5eB iiberf6rieben porben. Ser
&lager, Der foeben erft moiorenn qe.
lporoen, giebt an, oab fein Batter sur
Sett, ais er bic ueberi9reibuna Dor.
nabm, ni@t BEL 8eritanb mar. Ser |
sSater, 10 fagt er, babe mebrere Sabre
Dor benz ertu6bnten 9lft cine ft1pere
MISUNDERSTANDING erlitten. i
Sas 8eugenberbor, 10 tueites auf.
aenomlnen itellt Die Otidtiateit, Ser
Rlase Iber allen 3tpeifeI fer.
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Rnr Gpuntn efailrr /.

9Dir fnb trn6sbtist, s. 81. &ramtr als
Ganbibnt fir Sailor nrt;ufinbisen, prrbebalt-
lid her 3nifimrnuns Der rahifaIsn Republics
ltihheN &ctpentiun. feb6 b1
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
FOR REGISTER

We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM
D1NIKE IS . Candidate for the once Of Re
easeer OF Davidson County ut the ensuing March
EleeAlOn, subject to the nominating Convention.
tAnHl I'd
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
FOR REVENUE COLLECTOR.

We are aufAerized to announe J. NJ.
sHIvERS, Esq, as candidate for REEENvE
eeLLEcToE for Davidson County, subject to the
aSmination Of the Republican Convention.
Election Saturday, the 7th Of March 1868.
Ian28 I'd
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Rnr Hpnnfh cfnifnr.

Nir iiab srrn69tist SAINTS 6arrin g.
ksn aIe Gan6i6at fur Sailpr Don DapiblOn
Counts, pcrbebaltli@ Der domination Der
Gcanentirn, ft3ufinbigen. feb7 bb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
FOR JAILOR.

We are authorized to announce JAMES j.
McL0UGHLIN rs candidate for County
Jailor, subject to the nomination of the regular
Radical Republican Convention. feb5 If
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
pOp coTTNry RECIsTEP

FOR COUNTY REGISTER.
We are authorized TO announce CHARLES
". SMITH AZ q candidate for reelection to the
oAaee Of County Register of Davidson County,
40 Che March Election. % feb3 tf+
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
Tifr Gcuufn Eruffee ,

gEtr iun antrriIrt, 6trrn 8 "a pie % . NJ
ha m ale Ganbf6at fiir tas 2lmt bes County
&rnGfee, Srrbebaltli1 bsT 9ufimmunS Der
HcmfnaticnssG pnsrnttcn au5uEHnbistn.
n3f ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
For ConNrY IAnOR

We are authorised TO announce JAMES
eAvERT IS candidate rJailor of Davidson
county, mt the ensuing March election.
fM&R
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
Senneiee=2egislatnr.
0ienitag. Sen II. Sch. 1868.
q enat.

Genat.
Sn Oritter 2efung pafiirten Sic fols
9enben Genat=@nti0iirfe:
Gin @ntuurL 6ie 8eu9niBs @siese
ab3uanbern.
Sin @ntiuurf fir 8esablunq ser
Toroernng, Die Sc. Se@robe an oen
Staat bat.
Sin Gntmurf oie @ountp @renaen
sluilhen Yutnant, Snitb uno OeSalb
5u dnoern. 9err 9iogers amenbirte
our9 @inbrin9u1g elmer 8ropofitien
Die ben Nfo1or uno NlIoermonner ser
staot chandelier ertmadti9t, gonitab>
ler 81 eripdblen.
Gin @efes, 9tnbretp college gu in>
corporiren.
Sin @eleb, 9eipife SerbeGerungen
in oer StaatSbibltotbet borsnne bmen.
Ser Gnttuurf, ipel6er Die eriifiren<
Den @eiese iiber Rettt 2arcern abane
bert, ging an oas Suftis gontite suriid.
Saus. xn
@apt. @riibam, glerf bes 6auIes,
Der ii9 bas 8etn erbebli1 berIeBt, ers
belt nrlaub auf unbeftimnite Belt.
Ab9eoroneter Moore iuurbe ebeniaus
beurlaubt.
Cine iueitere Nn;abl bon 9etitionen
aus Derl6iebenen Counties 8etreffs
Der befferen 0feguIiruns ber strt uno
8eiie, tuie Der S6ulfonO angepenoet
perben folle, sing an oas 9dul Gos
mite.
9r. Me&inleb iibergab cine etition,
in iuelAer Die Bir9er bon Sumner
Sountb bitten, ibr @ountp su einem
She'll oeS 19ten SnbicielIen Siftrifts
gu MAIDEN (Siebe Beribt aus @auas
tin.)
Slb9eorOneter Doughty iiberreidte
cine Neibe bon 0telolutionen i'm 9ln<
gebenfen an Den beritorbenen @otuaro
MaBnar6. (Giebe 4ofaIberi4t.)
9err Br0ilert beantraate, baB Die
@nfla9en iuel6e ge9ea @optatn 6. 9.
Brotun, friiber 9feceiper Der @larfss
bile II. Nfempbis @1enbabn erboben
iino, nnterin9t neroen. SEER Skaters
ammen6irte, Dap Elm @onite ernunnt
tpereen ioue, ueI6es nnterln9en ioue
oh 8rllnSe gu slnftagen ge9en &eceis
Der bon anoern 8abnen borIieaen,
6eio1ution nit ENHANCEMENT ansenom.
metl. As
Serr Sbornburs bon Granger be-
ontragte cine 6eiolution, Die General
grant in feiuer Corresponding nit
Nnoretu Sobnion enbolirt. Inter sen
@ef9aftsregeIn bis Oforgen auf Den
Slid 9eIe9t.
Das neue Steuergeleb fam aIs6ann
sur geratbllng unb tpur6e an oas sSis
nan3 s@omite 5uriid beripielen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

% Candidates announcing their
names in this column, who have not
paid for their announcements are
respectfully requested to do SO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
FOE COUNTY TRUsTEE.

FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We are authorized TO announce the name Of
capt. JOHN WILSON ~ . candidate for
TFastoe for Davidson County at the ensuing
March election, subject TO the nomination Of the
Radical Convention.
fanQ5 kfs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
nor REVENUE COLLECTOR.

FOR REVENUE COLLECTOR.
We are authorized to announce the name of
Captain MICHAEL WALSH as candidate for
che Office Of State and County Tax Collector Of
the county Of Davidson. Election March It'll.
fkb6 td* MANY VOTERS,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
FOR REYENuE coLLEcToR,

WORTHY (now Of the q. 8. Internal Revenue
oEice) a. = candidate for Revenue Tax Collector
for Davidson County at the ensuing March
election. feb7 tbs
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FOR SHERIFF

FOR SHERIFF.
ALFRED AENIFEE is Radical Republic
can Candidate for the sherifalty of Davidson
county ut ths March election. james IT,
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rnR cnNsTARIR

TUT N9OlNS1ADLb-
+ We are authorized to announce our friend
A. w. WALTER as candidate for Constable Of
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

FOR SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announce d. e. LORD
as Radical Republican Candidate for Sheriff
Davidson County at the March Election.
jsn8I
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

n Gbart Gmer 8elb! Die lfbweren
3eiten baben etnen suttn GinfIu6 aaf SEN
81 rccerte- M art eebntt, iftbem he BE
Wreile terabgefrBt unb Is baber BEN Goni,,.
nitften nsSeli9 senaGt ba6en, Al aut,erpr.
bentIftt billigen Wretifn eit3uEanffit. Eoson
fam i'd Elm Sober iiter3eagtn, spet,n Il 1 e.;
90. 80. Gotten u. 9 70. rs. 28 Marh
GeIlsse Giraffe isins GintSnfe nla1t,
ia. 8
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

BaumipolIg in febr 9utem ge8ebr
nit b0beren 8retien. llplanos 81 @ts.,
in Giberpool 81 d.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
SambeI i.nb 86rfe.

Stem Sort, Dienitas, II. Seb.
@ Obj ofnete gu 1921 uno itan6 um
104 ubr 142a, 121 llbr 0ittaas 142.
u. g. 8onos 6pro3. falig 1881 1924
E<Ofler 4 Gnriaa ILL
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
FOR SHERIFF

Announcement OF Candidates
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oieaaae, btn III. G,bruar 1868.

Ner3eicbnif nener gIn5et9eir
Inn bemti0en 8latte.
Cumberland Council Der Il. 8. q.
balt moreen, Oiittuod Nben0 8ers
iammIuns.
q. $. @insIeton, 8udbanbIer i'm
8oFoffces @ebaube pertauft ole srten
bon gaIentines.
Cumberland Goblen Bel 3. g. Sa>
milton, Ngsnt. SIR. u Cherry.
0r. u. Cunningham GrSt un6
@birurs, Scr. 20 @ao- Gberrptrobe.
sebrItne gefudt in Der Office bisies
8Iattes.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
(@inaefanSt.)

Sauatin, Senn, 10. Sebr. 1868.
sla ben Seraus9eber Der uStaats :
3eitun9.''
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11
Spttial Noti5ell.

RE Serr sOSorik G5ber lit
2ofaI. Ngent fur Die : Senneffee Staats. :
8eitune".
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

H NafbbilIe unb Ereat on
Sly. Ser Cog. u. Sn. Bug iueI1er bier
UNI 2 nbr yta9nlittag ab9eht, Iduft
iebt Bis Ereuton, Soo6 Co., SIP. Ser
feIbe t0nlnit ntorgens 10 llbr bier an,
10 6ab alfo 8erfonen, Die Oes Morgens
bon bort mad slaIbbiae fommen, 4
Stunben Belt baben, UNI lire @efddfte
bier gu beiorgen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

81 SoI3 fur 5 lie arme n.
Oie Corporation 1T ieBt pieber nit
elmer auantitdt 9ol5 sur 8ertbeilune
al bic itabtifden Sllfsbeoiirftieen
berieben iuor6en. 2eiber mar es fur
eiuige Sage ni6t m0ali6 setpefen,
Sei3unesmateriaI gu 6tefem 3peGe
5a befAaffen. Sas $ol3 lieet Bel Dem
Sreftlepert an SummerItraBe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

R 2aut 8efdlub ber 2egiSIatul
tpnrbe beute unter auffi9t bes captain
Wm. Segot 6as 8aiier aus Der Gis
iterne bes gapitols burd Bic Oampf
lprise Seluge aus unb frii6es ipiebe,
binein gepumpt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

H Stdbtifde Npotbefe.
SIN Wfonat Saniiar tuurben in Der itGos
tiiben NpOtbefe 284 &eeepte aubereitet,
Die s94 40 foiteten.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27
NOTICE.

i he Board Of Directors Of the
Howard County Agricultural Socic-
ty will meet ut the Office of the Sec
rotary in Cresco, on Monday April
9th, 1868, ut ono o'clock P. NJ. to
prepare tho annual Premium list
for 1868, and to transact such 9TH
er business as may come before
them.
March 2sth, 1868. s--s
+ GILLETT, Prcst.
W. II. MEAD, Secy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27
SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of nm execution, directed to
ID me from the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Howard County. Iowa, on judgment
obtained in said Court on the 26th day
September 1857, in favor Of Smith & Ste
vens Is Plaintiff, against Franz Haas as
Defendant, for the sum Of Five hundred
and fourteen dollars, and ninety 1--WE cents
and cost taxed ut nine dollars and thirty
1--WE cents and accruing costs, have levied
upon the following Real Estste taken as
the property Of said Defendant, to satisfy
said execution to-wit: The south west
quarter Of section twenty one and the west
half Of the south east quarter Of section
seventeen, NIL in township one hundred
north of range eleven west Of the 9Th P. n.
And will offer the same for sale, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand on the 18th
day Of April A. D. 1868, at my Office in
Cresco at the hour Of one o'clock Of said
day, when and whore due attendance will
be given by the undersigned.
Dated It Cresco Iowa March 26th 1858.
J.F. POWELL,
Sheriff Of said County.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27
Day.BOOk Grcnades.

Ben. Butler says he ''should dcs.
pise the Ten Commandments If they
taught him to forgive Andy john
son." Of course the wretch would
hate the Ten Commandments any
how. because one. of them says
Thou shalt not steal
Grant bottled Butler up at Ber-
muda Hundred, and now Butler is
going to ''uncork" Grant by get
ting : charge against Johnson in re-
lation to his western trip, which
will fully bring out tho evidence Of
Grants drunkenness. ...
An exchange says Congress
is glorying in its shame. Then it
must be the most glorious body ev-
or heard of before. .-.- .,
Some papers are still wondering
whether the Senate will dare de-
pose the President. - That is like
asking whether a mad dog will dare
to bite, -.
The bail Of Jefferson Davis has
been released, and the trial is again
postponed, which means really that
they dare not try him. They dare
not submit his case 70 . legal scru
tiny. They are laundering fellows
at a mob, but arc as afraid Of q
court Of law asa thief is of a con-
stable. 49,. .-ss.n .s-.a s4a.4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27
The Republic an Party.

The histoy OF so-callcd Republic
canism in the L. 5. shows this party
prescribing to itself limited cir
Gle and centralizing its objects.
Assuming this ground, it, as the
conscrvator of light, claims the pre-
rogativc of standing between the
States, the great source Of its rays.
and the vast multitude Of men upon
whom the rays Of state rights and
good government were made to shine.
Its policy is rash, then timid, but
always selfish. "
1t believes that men were made
for government, and not govern
ments for men. The party is pro-
fesscdly paternal in its measures,
but ADMITS of no limit to the PEE
Rod cf minority. 1t assumes to be
the legatccs Of a deceased govern
ment, instead Of its agents acting
for the good Of the people. It as
spmes to exercise perpetual guar
dianship over the :,cople that they
may be cared fer. but not trusted.
It is not only false to principle, but
faithlcss to its own men. 10 secure
triding expedient Of temporary
power they arc sacrificed, and avail
ability in obtaining aud retaining
power is more highly priced than q
future permanent good.
1t is unnecessary to add that if it
ever succeeds in administering the
government in the interests of the
people, it is because it departs not
only from it's professions but from its
principles. Yet Q large proportion
of its members doubtless act from
high considerations OF duty, and are
consequently siczcd with real amaze
mcnt at follics and failures they can
not comprehend. Processing deep
interest in the welfare Of the people
as we'll as anxiety for good as well
as cheaply administered government
it obtained politica! control. Pass
ing over the time from 1861 to 1865
as times necessarily involving ex-
traordinary expenditures, We come
down to period of profound peace.
Yet instead of . return to the rigid
economy of 1856 to 1860, Of about
$4,000 900 per annum the people
are amazed at.an annual expenditure
Of nearly $3.50, 900. 900 with : pub
lie debt increasing at the rate o
nearly $12. 900, 900 per month. In
stead Of light taxes and high price.
as promised, they arc amazed at de-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27

We publish on our first page a CO.
pious extract from the speech Of Gov.
Seymour, before tac recent Demo-
cratic State Convention Of New
York. 1t, opening paragraphs are
devoted to subjects Of our finances,
debt, U. s. Bonds, and taxation.
Some Of our Republican cotempo-
rarics have discovered a rcbukc to
Pendleton in this portion Of this
great speech. Aftcr careful Pc
rusal We fail to firid il, direct or inn
piled. 1t is true he calls the scheme
of Butler, Stevens, & Co, to pay
the debt in grocnbacks, rascal'y,
because they arc pursuing policy
that will make the grecnbacks
worthless. On the contrary he con-
tends that paying the bonds in green
backs, if our policy Of administering
the government is such as to make
them as good as geld, involves no
hardship. This is precisely the po-
sition of Pcndleton. They only diff
fer on tho question of duty devolv-
ing upon this generation touching
the matter Of payment.
For ourself, we do not fully con-
cur with either Of these eminent men
upon the disposition to DO made Of
the bonds. To us the question is a
sectional one, the west against the
east, and after the census of 1870
and the increased apportionmcnt
that will then be given the west We
would make the issue direct for their
cancellation by law of Congress.
Governor Seymour dcnounces re-
pudiation because many innocent
persons as orphans by order Of courts
have invested in these securities.
This is probably true. Yet We know
of many innocent persons in the west.
orphans too, that by an equally in
exorablc necessity arc compelled to
pay an unjust proportion Of taxes
levied upon wearing apparel and 9TH
er eccssarics because Of the unjust
cxclnl ton Of bonds. It is not nee
cssary to add that the western or
plan has no bonds but such as the
bonaholdcr has, seen fit to impose.
It is all the inheritance bcqucathed
him.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

QY VIRTUE Of IN execution, directed
- to me from the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Howard County, Iowa, on judg-
ment obtained in said Court on the 25th
day Of September 1868. in favor Of Har-
low White as Plaintiff, and against De witt
Owen as Defendant, for the sum Of thir-
teen hundred and fifty dollars and costs
taxed at thirty nine dollars and Al cents
and accruing costs, have levied upon the
following Real Estate taken as the proper
ty OF said Defendant, to satisfy said exec,,I
ton to-wit: The north cast quarter ia
of section FIVE (5) township ninety eight
1857 range eleven (ll.) And will offer
the same for sale, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand on the 25th day Of April
A. d. 1868. ut my Office in Crcsco, How
ard County Iowa, at the hour of ono o. clock
P. NJ. Of said day, when and where due
attendance will be given by the nndersign-
cd.
Dated ut Cresco March Goth 1863.
]. F. POWELL,
n. Sheriff Of said County.
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pressed markets, with exorbitant
taxes upon every mechanic art, and
upon every necessary Of life.
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powers in them.

The views entertained by other
equally eminent, safe and patriotic
men Of that day upon this question,
VIC shall give in future issue. In
the meantime let all men candidly
read and impartially/ judge Of the
impending porils to our system Of
government as portrayed by Mr..
Madison letting the censurc fall
where it belongs. ~~. -~e-
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EHERIFFS SALE.

nY VIRTUE Of an execution, directed.
- to me from tho Clerk Of tho District
Court, Of Howard County, Iowa, on ajudg-,
ment obtained in said Court on the fourth
day Of February 1858, in favor Of Edward
Smallman 40 plaintiff, and against Robt.
J. Carey, Margaret Carey, Patrick Carey,
and Isaac Howard as defendants, for the
sam Of (39Tl three hundred and ninety
seven dollars, and twenty five cents, and
costs taxed ct twenty-eight dollars and
twenty cents and accruing costs, l have
levied upon the following Real Estate Ia.
ken 40 the property Of said defendants, to,
satisfy said execution to-wit
Lots seven ~ and eight (6) in Block
fifteen (16) In the village Of New Oregon,
Howard County, Iowa. And win offer
the same for sale, to tho highest bidder.
for cash in hand on tho fourth day Of April
A. D. 1868, in my Office ct the Court House
Cresco, Howard County Iowa, at the hour
Or 10 o clock A. n. Of said day, whom and
who're due attendance will be given b.
ne undersigned.
!. Datsd q Crssoo, Howard Co. lows.
March nth, l0ee,
J.F. POWELL,
Sheriff Of sid County.