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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-09-10
n n RTT,T,TNGHURST,

A GENT FOR WHEELER AND WILSON'S
a AND HONE'S SEWING MACHINES,
Machine Finiings-Sheet Mnsic and lns.rnc'
riod,cais from tho East aud the West.
Four doors West ofthe Hocking Valley Ma
ranai Rank, Lancaster, Ohio. feb. 27, '6S-ls
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a RRENNEnIAN.

noolselIer and ssfatioDer, Main
X street, Lancaster, ohio, one door West OF
Tnllmadge Hon, Entrance. School hooks
Rlank BOOKS. Miscellaneous Books, Pictures,
Gold Pens. Envelopes, links, States, and Sta-
tionery Of al kinds. feb.2b OS-y
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WTIT.ET,II TIRR0THERs,

Tn EAuERs IN HARDw ARR co. oMPRlslNG
bMechanic,s Tools, Saddler's Goods, Under
takers Trimmi ngs, Carriage Makers, s,gck'
Cutlery Of all descriptions, ASr'Sa,;i Ma;n sirsst
aecond door from Columbus street corner
Lanca ster, OHIO. ieo'A' Wy
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Apples.
Plums. Nuts, &c.

Best collection, not less than varieties ...sa o.
I'd do do do do e. o.
Best plate, not less than nl2.................. u
"a do do + do do.......................- b(
do do do fruits ! o.
Awarding Commiifes-C. N. L. wisemRn, Jno
Gravett, Sam'l Barr, Dr.A. Dennis, Thos. NJ
Young. ---
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q A Democratic exchange says
Frank BIe:- is osIrish descent.
Oh yes.-Thinks everything Of
Cork has to have a drawing Of
il wherever he goee. Indeed. the
Cork screw Il frequently yitiblsin
hIs gait I 'r
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j. c. SMITH,,

-Nrocer ana Con fectiOner, Tall
Y n madga Block, M ain street, Lancaster o.,
two doors vest Of Hntei Enttance, oysters
and the yhrfouapnpularRefr inthelr
/ Cakes. Ice coepm, : Sco turnlshef prrtlesand
familiesto order. feb. ". lSOS-N
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PREMIUM3lIIIST
,n FIRST > DINI $40 Nv
HORSES.
Henry yLansle, Member of the board in charge.
.et CLASS A. Thorough bredS.r
GLASS B--Rdadstefs.

10 iCAOudi,tg Conimittee-John Reber, Geo. Gregg
Pickaway county; James Pearso, b w. Cariisle
Wallen Locke, Hook ingeo.
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1I. A. HEM.

-ai Manufacturer and Dealer in " m ,,.' ...,
GADDLES, BhIDLES, MAhN " \ EsS, M
ments, Main street, Lancaster, ohio,sdaN'
LittIe's old stand.n.ls i'is ~ ol;.I -,L.. ,,sa.
Work done to order, and repairing qons
neatly and promptlyLdTkq4
Feb. 81, ISoS-ly.luEk .as .f llS.ank
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CLASS S-CrSchet Work, Em
hroidArv. 40. n r..IM

Awarding Committee salem Volts. A. Gri,.
void, u. Botchers, Jno. A. Fetters, V. Shaw
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CLASS P-Granes.

Esrh variety TO be named and distinctly Ia
beiied when entered. 11I .'s JCTI'7 :
Bast eolieelion nj oranaa Il, 90. to,- -
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Peaches, Pears and Quinces.

,esl oetuInB grape, new variety ..... ......
'estarrangenentfor packingand shipping
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q, II the amount Of receipts islnot sufticten
to paythe premiums in full, dividend will b
struck and the premiums paid pro rata.
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JOHN WORK 4 SON.

NNamufactursrs OF Tin, Copper and
W sheet!Ir6n Ware, and Dealer in Stoves,
Gr es: Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House,
North side Nam Atreet. Lancaster, Ohio,
Kaufman Building, one door West Ot wide
stairway. +'p feb. 27, ls6s-lY
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Wines. &c.
CLASS v-Grain, 80.

:. Arardfnq COMMITTEES WIN. Van Hyde, Geo z.
Howe. ]: Mthon, Mrs. Henry Rebsr, Mrs. J, 6.
Reeves, Mrs. W. L. Rigby. ----.'. :,
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wM. KELLER &BRoTMEh q

-DEALEEs IN
GROCERIES d. PROFESSIONS,
Nrortbeast corner OF Chestnut and Columbus
IN Streets. Afull and general assortment ol
staple and family groceries always on hand
All kinds of country produce wanted, and the
highest market rates paid for the sane'
Aprilo, '6S-lyr. 81.
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sTRoPEL 4 EvERsoLE.

.STROPEL " EVERSOLE.
NFan dfaeIurers or ard Dealets In
wi Fur iturs and Cabinet Ware NJ al kinds.
Undertaking promptly attended to with a fine
Hearse, and all kinds Of Undertaking Goods
furnished atroasonahle rates. 74t ~
GShOp and Ware Rooms two dnors East OF
Hooking Valley National Bank, MAN street,
Lancaster, Ohio. feb. .27, Is6s-ly1i
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CHAs. WON RONMORsT.

~ ENLIST. Every Operation IN
Dental Surgery carefully. and skIlituty
performed, Artificial teeth inserted inthe
SISo Rooms over Rising's new store corner Main
and Columbus streets. "'l9
Feb. 27, 'GS--ly 'n'
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r. MI. CREED,

EALER AT wHoLEsALEAND RETAIL,
- in staple and Fancy sroeer,es, n Onnuv nntive
and foreign Wines, Confectionery, Toys, Se''
Main street. Lancaster. Ohio, opposite HOOK
ing Valley National Bank. oood.
,a,,vered Sc. Feb. 81, ,6s-ly
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- Ia LOlD 0lNlN EL Z,
pEALEH'Is ALL KINDS OF

DEALERlN All hiNpo VI f
NOREIGN AND AMERICAN NJ An
HE, Monuments Tomhs and II eadstones 4,
broadway, Que square South OF Market House,
Lancaster, Chic. u
Lancaster, March 20, lSGS-ly
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Ateordi.1 oommiIes-L. n. Oids, Mrs. Johl
Friend, Mrs. 6nsannah .smeiherb, Mrs. J.. Q
Caldwell, O. 8. Markwood.
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Apardfng Comgiftes- o. Z. Davis, Chss.
Dfesbach, Salle Bhaeffer, Matte conhell, John
Wolf. JohnGaraghry. Nary Weaver and iieida
Reinmund
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Best display Of peaches in variety and
End hest.
best has ket ofireestone, not less than H.. z ,
2nd do do do IL
Best do 70 cling stone do .iN 2t
End do DO do IL
BestdisPlay ofpears, in variety 4 quality ;
2nd do do do do lC
Best three varieties Of pears
Best variety Tpcars, not less than slx...... ! I
Best display d quinces ........
2nd best do 20 ..................-........... 1
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LANCASTER, OHIO, SEP. 10, 1868.
GEORGE BORNmEIrI,

II eady-NIade Ciothin 3, g,Genss'Fur-
JN.NfSjTING GO0DS,+HATS, CAPS, nc,
shaeffer Block. one door west Of Beck's Drug
Store, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
q, Feb. 7th, 1eGS-1y l,,,,.y,,xt.,ett
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FIFTH DIVISION.

Absorbing COMMITTEES Lands. Daniel
MNaughten, David Pence, John Brandon, sam.
uel Hite, Zeb. Peters. .il - W.
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CLASS B-Mdtched and Saddle
Horses. DC.
af CLASS F-Tfme Animals.
waIklng horse or mare ~. :.

WANING hors" VI mute'''.-' '''.'''.'.'' W
AicGrdinJ 9ommiffee-James Stockdaie. Jas V.
Pearse. A. v. Applegate. Jacob q. Shaetier, 81
las IL. Wright, Hooking co. a.
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.sf9it,Directors.
PFTER HAY, loaSAMUgL BARR,
r. CUNEIEGHAM, JACOB BAKER,
HENRY EcKERT, ISAAC CLAYPooL,
SAMUEL WOLF. JNo. AsHBAuGH,
]. CUNNINGHAM, ]. e. CoURTRIGHT
HENRY LANoEL, DANIEL KELLER,
JOHN GILL. .g.la i8sa.
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CLASS T-Flour, Butter &c.
GLASS U-Preserved Fruits and

Ayardiag comnfftee- Samuel DUNN, John u.
Martin, Mfs. James stoekdale, Mira. j. r. BUS.
by, Mrs. David Bright " 1I|-
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OFFICERS.
s19ii'Directors.

]. s. BRAsEE, Pr't J.iCsWEAVER, IRIS
j. I. BUSBY; v. PIT J.T. REEVES, Secy
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

CoRREcr1oN.-It gives rs sincere pleasure
to say that Assemblyman c. A. futile denies
having ever met with the Placer and Nevada
delegations when in consultation over the
subject of the reduction of the rates OF freight
and fare on the Central Pacific Railroad
Mr., futile informs US that he knew nothing
of the Roberts bill and will not support 1t
in its present shape. We repeat that we are
reioiced to find that one member OF the
Placer delegation repudiates the base swim
die, and we would he further rejoiced If the
whole delegation would disowu the parentage
of the fifty contract.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29
LEGISLATIVE USURPATION.

The February number of Putnam's Maya.
zine contains that part of the Diary of Fen
nmore Cooper made in Europe, during the
CONFUSION which placed Louis Philippe on
the throne OF Charles Y. Among other
good things, he gives an interesting account
Of Mr.. Jetfcrson's change Of opinion as to
what part Of the Government the greatest
danger to our liberties resided. In early
life he believed that it was with the Execu
tive, and directed all his great powers to
hedge that Office about with every safeguard
that bis prolific mind could suggest. But
the experience Of more matured lie taught
him, and he has expressed himself in very
positive terms upon this point, that be was
mistaken, that it was really from the legisla'
tive department that we must look for the
first encroachments upon that just balance
which the Fathers labored so hard to estab'
lish between the three coordinate branches.
In the wild freaks of the Oligarchy at Wash
ington we have at this time a striking ex-
emplificaton Of the truth Of the conclusions
Of the sage of Monticello. They are labor
ing hard, and among their blind sectional
followers have succeeded in bringing into
contempt both the Executive and Judicial
departments. They have forgotten that
they are but the agents of the people, and
they spit upon the rebukes they are receiv'
ing from those who made them.
But we need not travel SO far to find
proof Of the disregard of the rspresen tatives
Of the people for constitutions, laws and
their wishes. The members Of our own
Legislature seem to think that power resides
with them, whom, in fact, it is only delegated
and limited at that by the organic law, which
they may no. touch. But this is the new.
tangled, Carl Shurz, higher law doctrine, born
Of New England love Of power, and ideas Of
force, the legitimate offspring Of mate:ialsm,
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

For PREsIDENr-The Democratic Stan
dard in speaking Of the toadyism of the Capt.
tat Exporter. very properly says:
The Capital Reporter hoists the name of
II. II. HAIaHr for President, subject to the
National Democratic Convention. We would
hate to see the State OF California lose
the valuable services of Mr.. HA1GHr. and if
we are to part with him at all would suggest
for him position that he would be more
likely to receive, viz: the Vce-P Presidency
We want to see man put in nomination
for President who has lifelong reputation
for craftsmanship and sound political prin
ciples. Such man we see in PendIeton of
ONO "a man who stood up in days when
it tried mems souls and battled with the
eloquence of Clay and the wisdom of Q
Webster for Democratic principles.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

which prsvades its very religion. How are
we to get rid of this sort Of things We
know no better way than to give up The
foolish notion that we must throw aside the
faithful, tried, men for new and inexperienced
ones in the conduct Of public affairs. 1t
was the Nov; Homines that did so much in
so short time to overthrow the Roman
republic.
Placer county has plainly signiied her
wishes on several important matters touch
ing her interests, but after nearly three
months OF legislation not one of the mem
bers has shown any disposition to do what
they were mainly chosen for, that is If they
were elected upon any other grounds than
because they were in favor Of Negro equali'
ty. They have left railroad affairs to others,
The Stripes says that the Colonel represents
the Chinese Of this county, Waldron is busy
fea,hering his own nest by working for private
bills. If we have any other representative
in the Legislature we are not made aware of
it by any Interruptions they give that body,
In fac: legislation has almost become hum.
bug, while the Executive and Judicial
branches still retain their dignity, and use
fitness, and we are finding out what many
years of experience in public life proved to
Mr. Jefferson that it is from the legislative
department that danger to liberty is most to
be apprehended, their RIGHTEOUSNESS paves
the way for the military despot, and some'
times his coming has been blessing, in the
re-establishment Of order.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29
SUM MONS.

THE People OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO
THOMAS DAVIS: Greeting.
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
IL me- at my office in Forest Hill, Placer coun-
ty, State of California, on Monday, the 10th day
of March, A. d. 1865 at two o'clock. p. NJ. to
answer the complaint of II. A. Mcdonnell, wherein
be prays judgment against you for the sum of
One Hundred and Ninety-eight Dollars and TWEEN
ty five cents (Sl9S 25D in an action for the re-
covery Of said SUM, on book account, for goods,
wares and merchandise, sold and delivered to
you by Plaintiff, at your request, within the last
Two years past. And take notice. if you fail SO
to appear and answer, Plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you in default in the sum of sos
25, together with the costs of suit, and apply to
said Court for the relief prayed for.
Given under my hand, this 5th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1868.
VIM. MCCLANAHAN,
Justice of the Peace, TIP. No.5
Inter. Rev. Stamp SO cts.]
February Is, 1S5S.-lm
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

IND1spENsABLE.-There are some simple remc-
dies indispensablein every family. Among these
the experience Of years assure us, should DC re-
cordcd Perry Davis Pain Killer. For both in
ternal and external application we have found it
of great value; especially can we recommend 1t
for cold, rheumatism, OF fresh wounds and brui-
ses-Christian Era
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29
xv.s,,,neton,s birthday.

RosEvIILE, Placer Co., Feb. ~, Iooo'
Editor Herald The Reading Society OF
Centre Township Sacramento county, In &C
cordapce with a resolution unanimously
adopted at a previous meeting, met at Inc
Sylvan School-house and there celebrated
Wasbington's Birthday by reading select
pieces bearing upon the history and ch"rac'
ter of Washington, after an introductory
address by the President Of the Society," Mr.
Alfred Moore. Patriotic songs were inter-
spersed, and the best of feeling prevailed
b.
The school district above spoken OF, adj
ioins RoseviIle district in Placer county.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
YOUNG AMERICA COMPANY
IOCATIUN UF CIlAIH
Bald Hill. Placer County.

Bald Hill, Placer County.
NIOTICE.-T There are delinquent upon the fol-
~ lowing shares. on account OF an assessment
levied on the 4th day of February. 1868. if said
Company, the amounts set opposite the names
of the share holders: -
Names. No. of Feet. .9mOunt t..
p. S. mccarthy, 200, S%.
In accordance with law so many shares or
number of feet as may be necessary will be sold
at public auction on the ground of the Company
at Bald Hill, Placer county,
On Monday, March tho 10th, 1858,
ut IL o'clock, A. NJ, by Charles Higgins, Consta-
BILE of Township No. 3, Placer county. California.
A. OXENDlNE, Secretary.
M. FREEDOM, President.
Bald Hill, Feb. 9th, 1SG8.-3w
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

Twenty thousand tons of wheat were ship
ned from San Francisco IN the month OF
January, and 10000 tons are now being
shipped on vessels taken up for the purpose,
The largest portion Of this goes to Liverpool
England.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

UNGRATEFUL.-The Sacramento Union
having recently complimepted Elk Gov. John
Bigler, that gentleman in his paper the State
Capital Reporter, ungratefully remarks:
"Merclful God, what hast thy servant done
that the ungodiy should speak bis praise!"
IS. f. Examiner.
Sold or given himself away to the Black
Republican Crockers.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

The young lady who called at a book store
for Drake ON Attachments, was disappointed
to find it a mere aw-book.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

A Southern savings bank; established by
negroes, collapsed because the deposltor'
Withdrew all the funds to attend circus.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

NJ E. CHURCH. There will be regular preach
ing at this Church. in Auburn, every Sunday at
II o'clock, A. NJ. and I o'clock, P. NJ.
N r. PECK, Resident Minister.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

]. W. McCoRKLr, formerly Of California,
intends being the Demol ratio candidate in
Nevada for United States Senator.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29
NOTICE.

II OST, A NOTE drawn in favor of Charles
IL Francis and against L. G. Smith, for the
sum of Five Hundred and Sixty Dollars (S56O, }
dated July goth, 1867. All persons are hereby
notified that payment on said note has been
stopped. CHAS. FRANCIS.
Rocklin, February l3, 1sGS.-3w
The Placer herald., 1868-02-29

Why is dancing like milk? Because it
strengthens the calves.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-25
The Siats Fair

The 18th annual Indiana State Fair 10
be held at Indianapolis, commencing Sept.
2sth. IL near at hand and bids fair to be
much the largest exhibition ever held In
the State. Full $4,000 are ctfered a.
premiums, and more than Sill 900 hsve
been expended during the summer in g..
ting mp the ground An Amphi,heater
40 by 300 fee', a Mechanics Hall 30 BY
200 feet, . Fine Art Hall so by $50 feet
and several other new buildings have
been erected. The time track enlarged
and improved, aud everything within
reach OF the Board has been done to rem
der visit to The Fair pleasant to all.
Tho p. & I. r. n. Co. have laid side
track to the grosnd, which together with
the street cars will render the Fair Of easy
access from al parts Of Indianapolis.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-25
438 SO as follows:
Republican Mass Meeting at Corners
Vile.

CoSSERsvILLE, SEPT. 10th, 1868.
Mn. BNouAM,- Sir: have pleasure
in informing you that there was great
Republican Mass Meeting here to-day.
The Union party turued out en- n'asse, aud
for once made the Democrats tremble In
their shoes. IL men had turned out who
had been known for years to have been
Republicans, that would have been much;
IL men that had been doubtful had come
out openly for Grant& Colfax, that would
have been more. But nothing will salts.
fy the people In this part OF the State but
to come out rs they are; not as they ,eere,
but "a they are; and | venture TO say that
in consequence Of the speeches made by
Gov. Morton and Col. Farquhar, not less
than three hundred became converts to
the true faith who have hitherto been
keeping very bad company. The people
Of this District have heard from Vermont;
they have had 1t whispered that Maine has
done her duty, and they hope that the
"Great Eagle of the West will have to
move ont Of these States aud make bis
home towards the setting sun. 81.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-25
JUDGE REID.

Judge Reid Is opposed to the whole 70.
construction policy Of Congress, and
in favor Of overturning the loyal
governments established under II in the
Southern States.
Judge Reid is opposed TO granting any
political or civil rights TO the negroes.
Judge Reid is Ia favor Of restoring the
rebels who for four years fought against
tho flag Of their country, to place and
power under the Government.
Judge Reid Is 10 favor Of granting to
the South ali those rights, which, after
four years Of bloody war, they failed to
maintain.
Judge Reid Is In favor Of another war
rather than see the Southern States con
trolled by loyal men.
Judge Reid supports Frank Blair,
who was placed in nomination by the
rebel Generals Preston and Forrest, and
endorses the Democratic platform, Of
which Wade Hampton is the author. W.
dublin Times.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-25

The Frankiia Democrat. in replying to
the charge Of the Richmond Radical that
the formers story about Hon. Geo. W.
Julian refusing TO contribute towards fur.
sishing an outfit for the Fighting Boys
In Blue Of Csnterville, was ga lie out OF
the vhsle cloth, - says that its authority
vss Gea. Bennett; that "Gsn. Bennett
publicly told II At Connerville." Gen.
Bennett sushorires us to deny that he ever
said 80; and furthermore, Gen. Bennett
Gays he he'd not been ct Cosnersville at
suy tine between the dates Of those oc-
surrencss. and could not, therefore. having
given utteranee in ConnerHile to such .
charge. SO that 10 another lie sailed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-25
Taxation.

The Democratic party. 10 its extremity,
to save it's rotten carcass, resorts to all
manner Of Misrepresentation on the ques
ton oftaxation. They even go so far as to
say that corn meal is taxed. This kind
Of "stuff' may do to toll TO Democrats,
but every Republican in the land knows
that the whole thing is base fabrication,
without the least foundation in truth.
But lot the Democratic mode Of taxation
be substituted for the present system
Equal taxation issvory species of proper.
ty'-theu the poor mans "balf bushel
meal and everything else ,oH haze 10 be
Jared.
I'VE are al ready to admit that the taxes
are very heavy aud burdensome 10 Frank.
lin County. AS our Democratic friends are
SO profuse In their promises to reduce the
taxes. would il not be well for them to
commence the good 0ork IN Franklin Coan.
TT We know a work Of this kind would
meet the appreciation Of large majority
of the sx-payers in this tax-ridden
County. The people are at loss to
know why our taxes are so much higher
in this, than in the adjoining Counties Of
Rush, Decatur, Fayetts and Union. Men
who have the ability to figure up large
Democratic gains in the recent elections
in Vermont and Maine, can certainl y
solve this "lit,le problem" This lisa very
important question to the taxpayers. and
II Is expected that unless this matter can
BIO satisfactorily accounted for, the poo
pie will conclude there is something rot
ten 10 Denmark"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-25
IMPORTING VOTERS.

The Republicans of this county should
keep O sharp lookout after tho many
strange persons that are daily seen upon
our streets. There is not doubt but
that the Democracy Is at its old game Of
importing unprinoipled scallawags from
Kentucky aud other parts Of the country,
in order to carry the election In this coun.
~ in October. Every Union man should
make ii his business 10 find out whether
there are persons in his neighboorhood
who have been in the State bupa short
time, aud make the facts known 10 the
Registry Board aud also be at the polls
and see that no man votes who is not en-
titled to do so. This is no scare-orow--
we know exactly what we are talking
about. There are persons In this town
who have not been in the State two mouths
and some Of them openly declare that
they we're in the rebel army, and would
90 into il again il necessary. We can
furnish the names Of good citizens in
proof Of this assertion -men who heard
tho Language used The Copperheads are
using every exertion to carry the county
election, aud il bohoovos every Union
man to be on the lookout, aud contribute
his mite in maintaining the purity OF the
ballot box Decatur Press.