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j. ID, STEWARDS
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
Preparatory to Cumberland University
Alabama Street.

rTHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITU-
Il tion will commence on Septe mbsr l, 1858,
and terminate on June 30, 1869. Ample prep
aration has been made TO accommodate a large
number Of students. Boys can enter Cumber-
land University, Lebanon, Tenn, by present
ing certificate from this school. They will be
prepared for any other university or college.
The institution is organized into four distinct
schools. There are four instructors. Boys Of
all ages above seven years will be received.
TUITION FEEs:
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Grammar Schaol .........--............. 80
Primary School .........-.........-:.... s %
French. German and Hebrew (per month"; 3 90
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cation may he made to the Principal or 70 y.
McDavitt, c. W, Cover. w. B. Waldran, S. B.
Williamson. ]. M. Proyine. Rev. L. G. Ran.
som. "
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SYNODICAL FEMALE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION, WHICH HAS LONG
II enjoyed a very high reputation among the
Female Colleges Of the South. Is situated at
Florence. Ala. which is admitted 10 be one o.
he most delightful and salubrious towns in the
cuthwest. IL Is very easy Of access. A branch
OF the Memphis 4 Charleston railroad runs 70
South Florence. Its President.
DR.. w. III. MITCHELL,
Is well known as one Of the ablest Teachers in
the country. Next session viii commence on
the sTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER MKT. For
further narticuiars annir ~ the President. %
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of Forty Weeks, On TUESDAY, 6EPf. /. So
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-12-26
sen GO. aosesmber lsoa

Cts eaHptnsni,st ei.sr 4,at 1T BE SBtans-.
siAuna gsn 9tfuicn Davis uns itinH Spissss-'
lsa'n surA ten pra tsntsa ausrss Sstson. -
Dice Sssnaeisuns, 10 uussrs6tisrist fs aud
isin nag, pa, psnisesna bas !Gu:t, sab nt ear
lGdnrh6sa. RE Republt snttrsnssa Grmssir.
w:l6s it'n SABRE lang nit Gem BOD ssrrattsprc-
vht Res Ttfsusnbdupittnss ~serittsn rurti. elm
Gnss ma&t. Turh ettit nsus SUtniun 'iGt Ans
HsRis wersm agb,r StFnfoa Gasts aud ned
8''dsnriess, n9ases ,$~sOmelen, g'aion, slissa
unD an'srf 6 ,rteusH sOafansts sssnsOist.
Die asuli&sn eYn&julii Ahs in ,Supiaaa mls
d'n nod inn,I Yid. rem fs, ssisn UNI rsrsen
p'n Ter 9rRt' ZAP tinhtmmts iosrrammt UNI sis
S'FraIaHs ser qspdtt ssrtans.s Sem tsr 81.
fr iur rk Bsarafuns scn Citizen nnS NIrrsra
im eriit unlttt rem stSssn 1ssA Ser snsliA.n
9rsGs apr balls 10 eros mare, ais T far jtst ia
FEM &untSs FER Ss1rafans s,r esaasr dubest
10 nj rssn pic Gaae sOn Gstiprsaunssu atsrpis :. ,
isEr Sesrsan eur& iii. Osri6ts islsp Orsr MI
s%OFtomEss. apn&strtate fGp ssstalt 10 laass
rsnn aud ni&t ,u rs&tntissn. eeH ,u sntiauIs
S'bN"b 1--WE N'"b bS"HAIWt SS'CC W. IuUH HIISs
res S"fisrttRs bic SsRr'iuns s'H gutrsGsra
R&er;. Ssne Nlnnsr, mslts rem errakntsn
aft Fer gslt'juFij ttisanSen. taten r, msni6s
li&rH Gdelitait sintn atceer Cisrit erp'tim,
inbtm Ft ~lisislts ron elmer 8anes rer ssiibrlid.
Pen Tisbs uas Rauter %stirsittn. unp Y~trlisasa
srsbaIb tier StIstauns OILS Gstrainns. Eas
&aartatsl in un frsm gsri&tsseipArn etfsbl
earia. la6 mir ~ pitle Wets. anP iu sistf sers'
satsn tatsn; ron Ten eestsssR lGauts man lvei
frttttsilr rRtttbEsn.
Sn &sntxdY tat > fa Hisrsr sisnat Fer
GeaieI, ae,sist; iitsna, rtas 96tn,r, assr mi,
fsuris sIaasmrea aassn, nit 9irsefuisn sns
ptsrssl4~eif, sas 9Supt. nit rie GeunFamm.n
slan3snstn gOden umraG'. Ger Stntii tigeste
e:tnials cine Geunf ammo. Mstrsrt pnionsr
bssss fas4 ihr. Ramsasux etI6riit per elmer
Triftsn sri&tsr sisIt6 Ispust. ras fs Ct. iata
nti&s 9tajsllt In rEissr gsRaIt g. ben batsn
Su tsm tenstratii4.a 4srtudY ID sal, imme
Ter Ssuitl lie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-12-26

I.iftu rarss--StsrH. 6atentuYt tseaaPitt sab
I'D Der Dlet ni6t ltsr ilni gtluutsa i'm eeiaasni6'
aufsssalisn usa nias n,sss ais 'sst Ntnat' ~ &c
sinri&tuussn sstrauft s4ts.
90 Gnp nun sssu p;riunta ron ssm SisilaH,-
Gcm tie in sssmUur ssser Wiisg ua' Rtat' lis
Austtuas sinsr Ss!bftati bic gu Zen ssiae'lia
Pen Gsntansnsea iatrsps Hlub, RinssriHtst morn n.
DIR sinsiss lssrl. tspre SEutsr rr stsno GamiIis
If Sotn vnp ar t~eIaeet ih Epsssn 9istRaels nit
eiutrad isu rs SABRE Gsidngnis ssrurtttilt in,
6taats ;uGtb auis pom Miksuri.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-12-26

Ter prcPslus zines II. asn. rsm Rtintau Ct
xismttsn Spurnals,. m,lGss mit Aniaua eta
nsutn S4trss IN enslil&sr gpre&e nntsr rsm
stamen "THE CRAZE CULT yRIsT" sriheinsn
nj %, it uns susslsmmtn. EaN:Its MIR tsrant-
aesttsn uas rsristrt pom sep ais tudtisen Sad, |
nns,a t~stanntsn 9;rr &c. 4uimana une
Chs. s.. Grinst, irutessm 5srauea sttr nns sies
tatt, II FER in Rain; eliGdnsnrtn 0sin,situns.
Ias un ter 10 ia tissr 9tituna toS nsm Srusmal
]sstm gn.intausr tias wiQtcm mere Gyiteinuna
Gin sirt 1T I'M 10 Gtnissr su te;re iitir, ais
ca sstts mirtlyd sintm ll,la %stii4itta Stsd!fa is
snilpritt. 3atlr;i@s 8titfass Der iatiSRsa apl
| uiatrtnfsn Rein;iGtsr lnl III Ssralts,tsrn
periplrGtn, aud werrsa in Sinem fsm Brave
Sui turi 4" trissiiStea t~litsr;e1s II grisitaitsa alE
ran Gsruipsnssmteu ssttltsa Urassn zinc tatss
pns ttatlift Sightseeing fnpsn. Cr 3rsd
pisss msusn l%lntumEmsus ih, Pen .Nstahan IN
rem Scr. Staatsn ~ i0rttr uEe ,t trmuttissn
Unit smjsnissr, wsl&t FA sititm etsitiiatcriltsn
| 8uitur,msiss nirn,,L isrt Aufsabe fur4 Tits
tt.iluna Der Griatrunstn uns -ghtrsdanRsn tsr
| Getsrsnsu rec @luSau's une Der gfanaer h,
r. GiNspi6ait uui li,i,m. @,tittt iu erldatsrn. Gil
in tsm Grsss GpIlutif. ,a, t~fpttsas>n o.:
ssnRanre Fap ~irlssnat: Eona tti6ets 2alsnsf
Der cr,gnetm.ursn arttileu i'm @eirtna,; %.
lsntereituus; tsls gittGcstn' tss giauisns. be-
Ssiartissns nHO guftr'ans; NFrtts alter mi
asasr atssFrtsn; gnmttrdns. rsr' ssrtaisesas'
: attes; tiss Jrsanss ahr Bstuss eGf sra,ten unte
: zen Swisttsa; i9rs RrlAtseitsn Gini1maluns in
! gurmans Der Grudt. citis &ttttauns wir
per eer. 5usHann u%risiren. ,pdtr;ne Ssy
" 6rinss Oas Cspa't:msnt ctr BItnt .tsauns UNI
Der 8eeaneluna sts sssinss i'm &sasr aSsrn y
met mirf. -
II Ter, .Graw Gultwif" niasint 'nsnatlid
Ct ssm Sr;it gen 50 yer 3ast III gsraas tas2luh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-12-26
Ntnt Au1i9en..
Auction !

Gins~s,tfsOus @tastlst3nsir,
tauirn! q tp ,.
En tuttr,situsts mirt nitfen SpmFaJ esn
2. Samar i~clsenrss wsrtbsrues, in Der Statt
esrHann ~liessness Sruurs 9sntbum in ifeutlthsr
Auetipn all ptn Msiftictsnr Ell rsrtaufn. ndailiG:
Set &c 2 au FER 81 4tsH Strabe snditrn 3artt
INC Satar Sirast, ssssnits, 5rr. Rsiems sers
Stsre. Stlne trastare Otftauae Ter sctttsn
scrten tsTnfs q, I'D rarani. Gin She'll Der Slni-
iuwms ROAR Pas atriss Eptltar In SsrmiHsn.
3arta UdGter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-12-26
Das epn@aeri6t IN Sss,p s,l5ans

Ter Cine. Bolts freup.e sittt ,iasa ahsIaRrli-
'&n Ssri&t dtsr, &c dtatsni Rib S6idIalt lst
GyprsbrdHtrr sum Seymour. ses ssn.u ts Itst'n
s'.r larila sun tsn eigi;an3sUHia estdnst wurs
Rn. Ter nfs grp.tb-Raus prrs : Ia etr Rld,
som %. Eai tisles Satrts peruEt. Di. Rius
ttr absrk,lsn sea Bug. Ger ssn essmvat Pad
S'fsrisnpiae iubr, ais CT aui Ger s~inlaR.n Slatien
gtnidFtIs aatitt une EaTer sinnatu. ss
. &luss. stn SnSin.ur nitPr, banstm es 9aiIa-
~stsrvdssu aus uus futtt, NIT esm' 0spdd' uns
Grputrassa sinis. g1el:R psfes, tisltsu rann
an, idlnssa ssR eryrseeiht 3areiu Ills fs staut-
ter, .os or test jt nnS nabmen sie Gsletis nit
{ ia Zen &alo. Sit s~rseutttsn So .oGQ Dollars
@slt, uus,6snts. Am 10. SuIi wurss Elm ali,
frsr SrriuA asma&t, sinm Bug lu ~eirautsn.
miflans a!st,i ha rir Ssnmtsn vUstsrsitst .uarin
Is tas suN .intn &smst nat esa aiusern. ia
rsm ru afiutrr eaiStttiasHtn purss. Dick
GafisM fe tafteu siae islts g.titteruns in et
NnBesfnr fSn Ssps,our srrf5,, ZAP lt elm 81.
. silaRStsntits ttlr, t.. ale rrei Ser SlnteF seians
ssn une III rr stadt Rom 90. 9uIi aui rsm 3us'
lui Tlsitss r.nlia soa Ss9meur warrn, wurs
Nr ,3us anssRalsn. bic ttei sfistutsn ron rI
VisilanhR tsrausssnOurnta une mad tintr taIts,
-. Stunss an sintn Baum sttanst. Ea gswit
ftlisb sann tplsenee p~.Uiamatisn:
4rrTists SaietrOtt!"l
r,.n Gle ,GSimtttamttit alsr Cisse, saa,tr, gesu
&slssftesr. u,l Easatantsu unr itter 5.lirsts
fts. EitiSHlsian pps s'EpnunssssneF u MI
tisrmt aut sas esriatrsn ses essapar 9,silau
; , {sm,tes san s'rissr ssa&s sdsntr
Rir Fns FL t.&tss:a bel s.nisls.u ~ rrtau,
kis aus etsn ssranntsn 2lahen, Of aus gins.t;
8 'satn o." Ss"pUattleH stRttsqs, fIr imMsr 81
paisrr Tlats s~sri'i:ssg finn, ~
Dian bat ups ~it @isserssrsdtuus ssssOat,
Dons mir ii; 9rtssfruit 0nwsnesn wdarasu,
Garaai sryitrsrn ptr: eUar irssus GIN
pnirn dsaStfs RON unt'tannt. II Dsrisasn 4
etis snasiass, retr Sac GissutAum eiuss .trlid
/ vrannss pur pn i!p, ees,tt siHes Erasrs held
q fist ne'esa. IL rejeu fiitii&sr Gtaratte ssl
mir BATH git rsrssu tsa"sn, sM 4SNf auissba
rsrea. kis sr text ". ctM ~ 'mieiAd.n.
ptr race ne Triepsn frpii&s 4aasr, xslas
trsntues yer l.u n t'sinssn. Eiis s'sistt
Eiat sls' auf esss!em. iaa'nn sul ts eir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-12-26

Sic etufitsa Dtia ME
riro Ina aaui. rss a1aittn gtoaaIs an, a4
glainRrabe III 81. s9suis ell srUbss 0einseiGdtI
rr61nen, wsril Die tsRtn @ti1cari Beins i'm
grssea uns &lein en-, tsin Gab, bet Ser 9ife Ofsr
ssi rsr e5aaune su rm btaisisss 9larhprsiisn per-
tauit perr Ell. Scr 3Irtd, rea RE Geleli6ait
lei risien unterr stn,er pttlplst, it. rem einbei-
uiltcn, uie trl elsels tenn NliiIpuri 8,ins Gins
sRas tsim putIitum su Ysri&aTe ganp aaru,4
esn &eiutau IN unltrsm Stlats su stmutbissu.
10000 @alsntn Ger btRsn unp erelftn Nsinlrr.
ten fine Han Zen assntsH tr Grmpasnis Ftr{its
bisr aui9stauIt ipvrsrn, Hne es lt:st gu srra rtcrl,
raj biz ;um nu6iiea Gratjabr str s,Sste Gteil
unler.r titsjasrilsn Nsim rnttt s.riauit .:n rirs -.
Ssn siasnn5s 9tr SnttiSusn SemIsr SmrU,tsuys
ausIlaei idu 0e tic, meltr ii. t; 3sn tar&
mafsntaitt Smrprtat;sa zen tiaisen Hbsih< unr
9ieisIr'insn ans ssm 3tarth ;s rtinBsu ip6sn
wirc aN; ti,it sti!s aM wirtamitn tsstBntl. in,
tsm RE Gtrllt a 16 nit einsm tleinrn gruFs
t~ebnist une ibts &sine 10 tlQis ~psrtauit, tae
audi etr uHtsmittslte int Staups 1T, f6 ben gs-
nus sirtr suteu 6Isits @sinss Su s~statttn.
Cis Sluftrn BsiR Gcmpaanis srmtrtt fiji surd
risies ssmsinnisise llrternetmsa sssr int. ten
Qaiprp& aui ZEN Gaut Ger ~tici5sR &sintansr.
Die 3tit, no Elm paar reid uur ittt ssrutrsus
Hsttntanetsr Zen @sitmad rss p:intriaisnrsp
suttitums tstsrri6sm t%cn"tsn, ii surssi, Uni
wsnn srt sinMaI Die Ser3iss Ter amsritanii&sI
&sim elssmsin srtann' unr sstiHrsnr %stwarris
Green, 10 trirt stm Dtinsau in sisitm CARP
ne s~lanstnrs 3utunit tluhsn uns Nsin sas sa
tissaIssn1pt III snsriia ne,fes.
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MSTALLMENT NOTICE.

To the Stockholders of the Hermann Sa-
wings Bank. u.t
Please take notice. that the Directors
of the Hermann Savings Bank have resell
we'd to call in ten per cent. or $40 for every
SlOO of the CAPITAL stock subscribed. pay
able to the Cashier of said Bank Oh OIL
before December 81. 1868.
BY order of the Directors.
PHI. WEBER. Cashier,
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0i(fto su Derfnufen.

Gin ,meil p~dnntssr Na5sn uns i pts'ssstlairrs
aats in sutsm 3uRanse, gu ufraSsn in sn
SiEu litits Slattts.
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M0AITION-..-....-. M0NITI0S.
IN OF NEW ORLEANS.

To al whom these prss<nts shal1 cone. greeting &.
Whereas Michael Wneelshan having purchased ct sale
made BY the hei Of thn Parish 0rieans the property
he ensf erd scrb tss ppd - the Uler Of this Court
d-s Of hnreh 1898 70! ition saverissnsn in
Lcuisi-nn arprovsd Mach IS i 81 titled xn ct rss-
ave y neniriens q mod OF precssdirr.r !. N < u q
Nc. .hsrsi k9os e. ec ~ persons interested herein
letisiaDs and fths Fou1o rcs Cou Of New Orleans
whoc4n ct tie claim in and 70 property
heseiDaer described in Of nfonalty in
us order deree Judgment Of the court und which the
sale was M de- any irveeu arty er e tfy the apprase
other defect show cause within thirty
da, fu1 thu this moition h inserted &c
the sale made ehoad confirmed
hon ola sfed The IBID by the Sheriff o
o. thi. ourt rendered the in dsy o.
J.nu.r D.. 1865 Ia suis ent. d Booth 90 rEiip
Nc, Obj 1nd 0<oI Huphefo 2D0t tbs
Court ~ which al Mich 81 Nheelahan became the pur
chaser for the pioe = $50 %, p
< certain square Of ground IN the Fourth District Of this
city designated the No 100 bounded BY second rhird
Bosptnoi-. Btoad end Meipome sad square
Ovid into 70 ofs numbered from to 26 inc usve,
iS5s dep sued the once Of Boury notary pub ic ia this
csy. fr when said roIowS
wiz f69 feet {nctes lines front On Tird stree
feet inche- ard In e. fsn Stree 299 feet inches
lnes street. lines 'front.' on
Derenos street ogssher With the rights privileges
and til heinging spDer-
tanning. Being the prnperfy scqaired by dsnda- oy
prrc~se frnm MIS- e. McKea. per pas ed bessrs
hs s S' c. n s e s as sui @
4 d, 1858 = DICK
tt't Nl t Deputy rierk
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EACIB = Hsssn- y. KlsdsT 2 HoheDassI No. a
Poydrns street Manufacturers Of the Naiskon Btsrs
0snt'emenI hsv examined ths patent that
you By the u Government for manufacturing ths 4al.kon
Bftefs and found IN she ng~dierts suploysd
well cslcuafco 70 excite ana kee good ord digestive
have bed std Bitters In
err nstspcs mad occasion 70 their bsneoc'x
effect remain. gsntsmsn " rsspectluly. your most
ob-dient servant A, nEROiER. NJ d. 1873 Canal street
have examined she p@sst Jon bold the .c, Of
hsakon Bners and ind nsthus IN the Ingredients thereof
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. smith. Mo
Your Nslakon Bitter, which have sxsminsd d. NOT
any ingredients injurious health recon
Yours SrHUPPrRr. z ID.
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- "tt- ~ AIn<Rk ia /" z ~ /
------- $1,000 er,e-
n&. - ls.ies = ~ 80 ~ m = snsT:
,s., " rsrus On s< o,clscf 4 r steam Tfan.
/ " ''f't :. -. u g.. ~"
H. oslr' s. f:tH .hi3 ~. !.
ii IL o,eIo>k Il o'c1ock ?. 4
3 oeoek p 4 LIZ
.-.nrI e
< it ~ p ....t'i. I65
8 "a. -. ~ ..on 9x
- ~ r. so
= 9srvrn x. ~ 10. 1ru41 s>r.m 1rsIn from civ N
l;s q - = Car TSSr1 SuF NoRNlNd ~ o'clock
~ Dzfa Xs9 I'll l1dve ~ Cg ey.y Sut Eyn sn
Uo. g o2oc<- ~ si - - kHands a. fvreY HAZE
S0UE foo uS1n o,c1Sck y \ --'-' ~ 49, ~
pARk-Toa ard non tbs Lats. same day. Is csnts Pss-
lor Qsny past notify ne Csndaesor priv 70
sss ~ 1"1> -, = 6E0 fSNDFI,f. General Sup't
-------~------
Dr.Un lnnur. u. !. .........BLUE LVNB
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NATIONAL MARINE AND FIKE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Omee-Osrner, Camp and Cemme Streets.
VIM wHANH. President 14
/ Z \. 0kxuCHEAu. Secretary. - it,1 r fIfr tlt'
acs ss-ss s1lasas 80, DIREcToks: ,s 81 .,s.it ~
- sNRlsssl t w% S sfhnssd''' ~
ID. Q. Accnn, j. N. Lapeyre,
W W. Howe, n. l.. Millauoon,
J'F H. Grace
This Company continues insure against the Pers Of the
Sea River and arsfurf the conditions Of the
CT. LOUIs MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF ST. LOUIS. NO.
Assets JsruAry 4. 1905. Nearly %. 600. 600.
! coy Eof 81 es, 1.looFrIcEns. - sea ~
o. A. JANUARY President; "a.
JAS. II. LUUAs, Vice President;
wM 7. sELBY, Secretary; 10
W. n. BENTON. General Agent.
Persons desiring effect in the ST. LOUIS
UALLlFE INSURANCE COMPANY; are resescgnlly
''''@ = = fs;1 81 No 90 Camp stress New orssns
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a 4, sEELaEs OOTros esssEnx
James srsss IN The Immediate vicinity the folcwies
frcssss M<sssippf, Lousiana Fire Proof Alabama 8h
pers' Planters Tyler F.rtsrs Commsrcsi r icAn O.,
leans Merchants vicksbu and Penn Having drstciass
Carver Cotton Gina Of eighty each, the latest M
toysd e prepared hsa On and psek Cotton frs AM
sss - Frs- 6sr'r-ss oascs. Ia er.v,.r .s..ss.
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RICE Mrl.Ls.-.. ...-....-....-kfoE MILLS.
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The evening Argus., 1868-06-05
From the Springfield Register.

In August, 1867, Grant was appointed
secretary of war dd interim. "Now, Grant" !"
said Washburne, 'this Is the time to dis,
play your statesmanship, and show your fit-
ness for the presidency. Do something we
can call retrenchment."
Grant looked around, and was unable %
discover who was doing the sstealings But
he must do something. So he dismissed a
Dot of paymasters' clerks who were bus =
engaged in paying soldiers bounties. A.
mediately it was telegraphed all over I
country that Grant had adopted a system
retrenchment that would save to the govern
ment five million dollars per annum. /.
Congress met in November and appointed
a committee to inquire into the cause of & :
delay In the payment Of soldiers bounties.
The committee reported that it was ION
account of lack of clerical force in the pay
department" So Grants retrenchment was
only temporary suspension Of payment o,
soldiers bounties. Why didn't the financial
brilliant (?) withhold his own pay for few
months, and call that "retrenchment" He
could have endured the delay much better
than. the poor private soldiers and the wild
ows and orphans of their fallen comrades.
III n
The evening Argus., 1868-06-05
ORGANIZATION.

No democrat should fail to give his
personal attention and aid to the movement
called for by the committees,ss published In
this paper. 1t will not do to say, 80 some
body viii be there, and they'll get along
well enough without me-" This will not
give an impetus to the movement for saving
the country from the wicked and tyrannical
rule of radicalism. Every man has work
to perform, and he should attend these
meetings and, by his personal presence,
give encouragement 10 others. He should
also see that democratic clubs and commit
tees provide the people with suitable reading
matter. For this, no paper is so useful as
his county paper, because no other paper
can give the necessary attention to county
and local affairs. See that every club, and
every neighborhood is supplied, first with
your county paper, and then with such other
reading as may be useful. The radicals
are busy, crowding their papers into every
family. viii the democrats sit idly down
and make no effort TO match them We
are very frank to say that, pecuniarly, il
makes little difference to us, for the money
received for subscriptions is about all re-
qui1ed to pay for paper and help, leaving
little or nothing for us. But the democracy
can't afford TO lie down and be run over by
radical falsehoods and misrepresentation
They should awake in every township and
school district in the county and join togeth.'
er and do something towards helping carry
the state and nation. The committees have
issued the proper calls. Let us see how the
democracy will respond. Don't wait for
somebody else to move-but move yourself,
and help on the cause, and encourage your
neiphbor