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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
~ private letter from Autauga cour

"A private letter from Autaaga coun-
ty, Alabama, gives an account of very
large Seymour and Blair mass meeting
aud barbecue held at Kingston, the
county seat, en- the 29th ultimo. and
states that the county, which is strong
hold of radicalism, is certain TO 60 fer
Seymour and Blair in November.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
CHICIGO CORRESPONDEICE.
CHICAGO. Sep. IS. 1868.

My letter to you this week will be brief
and, fear, not particularly Interesting
Beyond the uncventful monotony OF active
fall trade, there is verv little in the city t,
notice. Indeed, trade seems to " gobbl(
up almost everything else, and is thi.
season more prosperous than it has before
been for several years past. \ score Of
business firms Of my acquaintance, in the
different branches Of trade, assure me that
they are absolutely unable to fiIl their or.
ders as rapidly as they come in, even with
the utmost eXertions In return, the enor-
nous grain receipts seem to increa-e from
day to day. taxing the capabilities of the
railroads to the fullest extent, and already
filling our elevators.
Capt. John Travis, the famous pistol
shot. has come here to reside, and is going
to open an extensive pisto! gallery and
school for shooting in all its various de-
partments, Few here know him by sight,
for he has not been here for twelve years,
not since the time when Chicago was on
stills" SO people generally are surprised to
see how differently he appears from what
they have expected him to be. They look
at him and wonder, "can it be possible
that this pleasant, chatty, courteous little
elderly gentleman is the man who has
nerve enough to shoot an apple off a
friends head at the word who Shoots
birds from the trap with duelliug pistol
who has become so celebrated as to be
known in all civilized countries as the
champion shot of the world '"-most as
suredly it is, but the only thing likely to
suggest it to you would be his eaglc-lke
grey eye. for in every other respect he
seems to be merely harmless, quiet, re-
tired banker-ncthirg more.
Last Saturday night the French opera
troupe closed is engagement here, after
GOOD but not brilliant season. 1t had only
two great features, its superb orchestra.
and the inilntabc Tostee, q woman who
could balance closer to the edge of abso-
Lutte indecency than any other woman on
the stage. She did not depend upon dis
gusting espanses of nudity for her effects,
but upon gestures, gIances, and other ar
tfices more diabolically suggestive than
any mere lee show could possibly be.
Tonight the grand Maretzek combina-
ton italian and German operate troupes
open with "il Trovatorc" at Crosby's,
and next wcekeFe shall have " Midsummer
Nights Dream" at McVicker's.
There is little worth noting in the palit-
ical field here at present, beyond the facts
that on Tuesday last the democrats nomi-
mated their local ticket, headed by Gen
VI. r. Wallace for congress, and Wednes.
day evening the Tanners of Chicago and
the vicinity had torchlight procession.
The weather. last week abominably colo.
is now quite pleasant again G..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

The Peoples and Union steamboat
lines are running between Pittsburg and
brownsville.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

Every distugbcr OF democratic meet
ings is radical.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

BEAST BUTLER has been renomlnated
by the republicans Of the Fifth Massa.
chusetts district. 1t was announced some
days ago that he would be defeated; but
the result proves that Benjamin vas too
uany fer his opponents. He made a
speech to the convention which nominated
him, in which he cassed those who had
opposed his nomination, with Lee. Beaure-
gard, Forrest. and Booth, charging them
with raising $4,000 to defeat his nomina-
ton. which he considered equivalent TO
an election. He recommended the NAL
contents (those opposed to him) to send
their money into some doubtful district. in
some doubtful state.-if such could be
found. He considered those now opposed
to him, the regular nominee, as opposed TO
the republican party and said that party
could be carried on as an amy is governed
it could welcome recruits aud shoot dc.
serters. 1t will be seen from this that the
Beast proposes to apply the party lash to
his friends unsparinsly. A party which
endorses the villanics Of which Butler has
been guilty deserves any punishment which
a tyranical lender eau inaict upon them.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

Fred Douglass, the nigger, is radi.
cal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

The democratic newspapers Of st. Louis
and other portions of the southwest are
complaining that kilograms concerning Q
"ouira.es" in Aakansas arc rehashes from
the Tribune Ilmaaac of 1864. WHY
there should be any complaint about this,
1T is difficult to see. Every man of sense
knows that eleven-tweifths of the "ou.ra-
Scs' published in radical newspapers are
pure inventions. That resort to an old
almanac should be had, is rather matter
for congratulation. 1t proves that radical
editors have lied till they have exhausted
their mendacity. Having given their rea-
ders the contents of the Tribune almanac.
they will have to fall back upon bleeding
Kansas to secure a continuation of south
ern 'outrages."
With invention already exhausted, .nd
there only remaining Tribune almanac
and bleeding Kansas wherefrom to draw
falschood, the decent portion of the coun-
try may fclicitate itself that there is likely
to be an end to the stupendous lying of
radical newspapers and orators
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

If you are in favor of paying the bond
holders in god and the laboring man in
greenbacks, vote for Packard, GRANNY
Weste rvelt, and Mrs. Nancy johnson.
If you are in favor of paying all the
taxes while the bondholders pays none,
then vote the radical ticket next Tues
day.
If you are in favor of being slaves to
the rich men. the bondholders and arls-
tocrats, then vote the radical ticket next
Tuesday.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-05
"yesus loves mo. Iie his died
Ths gHtss Of heaven 10 open wide.
lie will wash away my sin,
And let hls littlo child cOm0 In.

Oil Pcppergrass sent to the register OF.
fee ,ha, he wanted good girl for general
houscwork. About the time he expected
an applicant lao laid broom down in the
yard. near the gate. Presently girl comes
up to the cato, opens IL and strolls into the
house: the broom being Immediately in the
path Miss. Betsy strides over IL. The old
man was on the watch, and tho FIRST salute
the girl 60, was "A don't wont yoa!" The
girl departed, and suddenly another bullet.
beaded Nancy appears. Seeing the old
broom in her way, she gives i kick, and
wuddics up to the HOUSE,. "You wont s,it
me. Mis-. Mopsy." bawls PcpPcrgrass ri.
nally thini appears, opens the gate, and
coming into the yard, she carefully closes
the gate behind her, and walks up-,he
broom is rtill in tho path: this she picks
up and carries along to the house, where
she deposits Il along side tho wood shed.
Before the girl can explain her business
there, Peppcrgrass bswls out, Eyes, yes,
como in; YOU II suit men' And she did,
for that girl lived with Pcppergrass seven
years. and only quilted him to 60 to house
keeping on her own hook, and capital
wife she made. Peppergrass was right.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-05
Irish Potatoes in grea, quantities can b

Irish Potatoes in great quantities can be
grown by any one. Tho process Is simple:
Procure crate, such as China ware b I'm
ported in, and place in the bottom about six
inches Of straw, then drop potatoes on this
surface, say six inches apart, then six inches
uore ofstraw, and then moro potatoes, and
80 on until the crate Is full. Wet tho con-
tents thoroughly, and every evening after.
ward throw a bsckctiul OF water over tho
top surface. The pomtoes viii grow and
produce abundantly.-when lhey arc large
enough To eat they can be easily drawn out,
and will he found to he perfectly white,
with very thin skin. The writer Of this
article has seen them cultivated successful
ly on board I'm ocean steamer. ..-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-05
guetrg.
Bisss ~.s siss, .A: w.o fssAeri

Biess sss siss, eA. wsg fstAer!
NJ RLaAssrH souroS.
On = p,sin Of ft,ir AssyriA
Near fouf thousand years ago.
Hose voice OF anguish pieAain
fro" ,ns a'p.n' v n1% ~
"y fssns' o.' o",
bisss me Aiso' s'sn me'
Fo,,v centuries have glidsd
Down the rssass -" " sn.'
And that prayer y sai As'sut'ns
IRON worn neA IN VIZ V""e
Dies me A,'o' ou ny .'"
D'es' n' H''o' e''n
Want, when starving amid plenty,
., .oas ~ an vss.S"
49,. :, ,.a-.,, -,
y'..'-S.. -. .,...,..,
NJ. - ~, .x., ma,
Bondmen mlserably wearing
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-05
Misfsllaueuns.
A Fio,rer om q Little Grave.

Theo. l. Cuyler has the following touch.
Ing reference to bereavement Of his own
in the New York Independent. Il was the
death Of one Of pair Of twins:
The bright, brave boys came to US (says
Mr.. Cuyler) on the 9th Of July, 1869 while
cannon were sounding over the fall OF
Ticksburg. For time we playfully called
them our two vics-Vicksburg and Victo.
~. For FIVE years these faces have filed
this house with sunshine. They had both
been eoussemtcd to God in carly infancy +,
hut Jesus left the larger aud the more beau.
,ilul OF the twain under our culture as long
as seemed good TO his holy and unerring
wisdom. George grew swecter, and gen
tier and moro winsome every hour during
the last winter and sometimes, when he
came home from the infant class on Sun.
day, aud laid his golden curis on my shoul-
der, and repeated his hymns In 80 tender
voice, felt secret tremblc at the thought
that % much treasure was entrusted 10 Nd
fiail an ''earthen vessel"
On the Sabbath morning early (April
l9th) tbs dreaded scarlet fever (most mys
,erious OF all permitted scourgcs OF the
fireside) smo,c his lovely form With vio-
lence past all skill to arrest. He began to
repeat his cradle hymn, 1Now lay me
down to Sleep" and then murmurcd over
those other favorite lines:
.Jesus loves mo. ne his died
The gAtss Of heaven 10 open wide.
lie will wash away my sin,
And let his little child como In"
When he had finished this most perfect
Of modern child hymns, he looked up to
his mother aud his faithful German nurse.
and whispered, "Does Jesus love ne {?
What will Jesus sdy 10 me when he secs
me 7" A little later in the day he kissed
his hand to me, and faintIy said, sBye.
bye ~ The agonizing spasms soon camc
on and ut sunset my glorious hoy lay cold
and silent on his pillow! Our Sabbath
evening was his bright and endless Sabbath
morn.
To-day the nursery is deserted. His liz.
Ito mate "Thco." is slowly passing through
the same disorder. but with good hope Of
recovery.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-05

sNoos but Tho bravc deserve tho fair "
And nons bu, The brave ean live with sosne
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-05
RARE CHANCE
FoR DUOlNgSs.

i SstsSlished roats, sonsisting Of rors'ga sad
DoasAtie Fancy 0ooda q . Sood essyAn Con
ditiess Of sale nads atlsfAetosy. Also, my sss-
ssy s:s.rDri'ias .a,. VIZ ABBOTT.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29
@STire pouadmSfge biL5It9e GJef6idbte Der
7ie beite, biligite nmb belebreneE.s 5aliueF
8eiti9rift IN Der nnior
6nrper's
NeDMOntI)lDM aga5inc,
@mbfcriptipnelt.

&ubfcripttpitea.
8 6 8.
Die SernusGeber baben ein SDftesn NIT benz Bot
Separtsmerat etnsefabrt, bard5 fOeI9ss s bas gaaa
sne, fowie tire sgeefIp Semen, usl1e es porsisbep
brett an ibre 9nftofficen fensef f6nnen.
Gie 4offage an 9orper's gtagastite betrdgt "a Gts
per Sabr, sabIbar an pic 9oftOffce Ses @mpfanseEs
SeDimGmmAem.
Rdrper,s @agastre fir Sc5f$40U. =
Cine GTtra Summer, 9eeefIp ME pom He1Ga
stsse, miro iehem GIub, Der GliF HMMmegu $4.00
Gbnnifirt, gratis Der0bfofet.
TebIenhe ssumnsern t6tsnen ieberseit ua4GeIiefert
n1erOelf. ssssF
cine scHfdnbige gfefbsnfclge eegennHrsie 3
SabrgGnge t-nfaifeno, nteoIic6 IN 2einIpanb oebnn
BEN, fperhen aMf soften bes GmpfdnGers $2.2
per SabrG0n9 perianot.
GSnseIfIe Sabvgan9e aer 9cit $500.
GetiteAe geEpadang per Pof So Gents auf Ra 5bs
eabt1ng. s@9t
Garper o. @rDtberS,
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Gsrpoeftee,s S. SIS.

Gieie Rtaaos enpHnsen ben b56ften Briefs in be
MISUNDERSTANDING iiber bic beiten Sabrtfate a5nOonsa
earis', 9eutf6lanbs, Der Stdbte Rem gorf, 95iIas
betpbta, Baltimore unb 8ofton ebenfo bic 6otes9es
Saiae ami benz amerisaaii9en sSnititnt in
RSH STINT auf eiaanser f0Isensen Sabren. -ags
unfere 4ianos entbaIten bas 9arfen BebaI, ben
fransofi9en Sampfer, ben perfdrften 8as, poae els
ierne aabmen unS ale ntobernen @erbeiieruHsen. =
5ebss Snftrunteitt alf fluff Sabre suarantist anS
perSes anter aafiitbt ses Germ s. 8. gropeitee n
fabrisirt, Aer etue prattf9e Grabrung iiber IS
Sabrem bat uno Der ber II 900 pianos eIbft sena9
bat nnfere 9ortbeiEe befdbigeu Mrs, unfere Sabri
ate pOn 10000 Dollars biHige, gu pertausn. ais II
&c cine ansere riff. mo III I2fS
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Bon nnb mad BEN %. Qpuetber 1867 nerbea 8aee
abgeben IN gerbia6nng nit aaeR weitHden einiea
wie foI9t: @ NE
goa Dnatirt aab Salamanca pom union Depot MAO
Stem Dorf 8eit:
7.3O q. 81. Ggprebspfs Don 9anfirt tfgIid (aus8es
uomHen Sonntags), bdIt in Salamanca 1000 W.
30. nnS mad1t bic 8erbinbun8 tn 5orueusDiGe unb
Corning NIT benz 500 y. On. GrpreBseoftsue pom
Baftats an6 esrei9t aew gort an ubT giors
gems.
2.s5 X. D., Sighting Grpres psu gaTamaaea, tass
LID {ousgeucmMen Gpnntags1 b6It tn Sors
nelI8pine an nm 5.25 p. R., (Supperl, uHb uers
] binbet iib nit benz tdgIi9en 2.20 Cypress pom
@uffaIo Rno fommt in gleu gost an nm 100
q. W. 49 s$s
4.i5 g. 3D. Stem gors 9a6t Ggpres, pom auntirf tde.
ld (Sonutags ousgen0mmenl; bdlt gu GnIos
81 ff6aca $40 V. Dr.; IN 0Ienn Is .. W. fSlp j..
Burners SIS q. 81. ,,ab erreidt 9seiu
Dort u 80 q. 3D., UNI NIT ben n5mtttags 8HgeB
iinb Sampfern nocb Bolton wnb ben 1euenglanhs
Gtdbten 5u uetbinben.
$50 9. d. Cincinnati GgpreB, pom Gmnsirs, tEsIi9
tSonntegs ansgenommenl, bGlt u SaIamansa
INN 11.55 q. 81. uno maebf IN norneuSpiue birets
ten AnidIus nit benz IL 20 y. so. 3isg uon S3ufs
fato UNI erreidbt Rep 9crt I'M 3.45 p. @.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29
G6grfiel6 llll6 4tllfudD
Giienbab1I.
sfaibsille arD aRenpbis eiaie.

/ 11Alw1tMe W8p AVkeAsPwt8 GIMle.
Die f&neafe itub suuert66Hbite Rnute mad Rem
pbis, 1unbpIhs, Gairc unh aIe @unkts I'm &1sfsen.
Bug perI6E4 9afbpiMe nm lis yia<9mfttna8 Hsik
eryet4t Nenlpbts ON fulgensen RgrgsW NM Ubvi
Berl56 81 Rempbie UNI 9 ilbr Mbenbs aub esgft9t
Der Ills 1n9n,ittnaS Bug nadf aenaaeH Nsss
fGIub IN 9aubsIet NIT ben BIgeu Der Aobtte uso
Obs Giienbaba fir nLIe fihltten Rsntte. Gesnjaas
fiir Gairn, st. 2olsis lnD alle mstlf&eu @snEts.-g
Dieie 2uie lit nit eIeg0tsteM S@lafD6GeR psfe4sg,
aiiasiere unb 6ra@t i4meG uhb piiasssib ~ befars
Der Ii
fgbOnfae spanarD,
JULES ~ Gea'l. sup 4. q. .. a. Giisnbasu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-29

csarbem fisr FARMER unn MHeere.-Bie graften
1% Ineral Tdfben @0tnpagnie ntriertigen bic bette
rrohIteIte uiib tGuerbaStee b1lbe Inn @ebr6u9 sDe
asff anaelegte init reifern 2enlaMen Get permif9te
MnjtriGe 6dMern 40I5 Sabre; He tft yeii eiAer le4s
IN cine GxHne, bleexHe, itetns 0re roeE Getbe BEN
@ei6maa rod pexaH6ert rerten @te tlt dnfreabbaf
fir &dpfer, G6ennsn, Heasen. aBa gers elmer Adex'
eSd5er ba Tie fenerft@er if9 Mno @n1stidber leln
GaBrffomt SAT I'M ie5tgR Sabre 5000 9Ro gebraa4t)
,psA farr IN Bauer, GlaificitAt hRb JeiHgket roa
seimer e,beF E roe iiberEcfFeM 1rsfbeH. 4res feds
SsIla~s per Tat uon 800 4fun0, fIir ben aFnset fr
snhre oertiiaenb @Ra fehe titr Elm GiEcHsaF ueGes
eers, Fe babe tds Gef9dftsset4eH: Grafton MiHefaI
DANIEL BFDWETI.
sns6w a54sa earl Strabe, 3s OFT.
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GeneEals GG9eutar
Ill 3 ia.
unH
H. &. 2peS.

Der ilnteraeiGnete emrfiebLt ]tG allen @ei6dftss
IesttefI sF @FforgMNg pp MMftF60en unb Beftenifns
gen an hieiige TabrGsantefg @rebbhnblef, DrDgne5,
GsisntGbns nHh GampfI4if 6DiHpGgnteH, deHeFs
uHb GeheHssgeFlsde fuMgas @eleAg@aftgm Is. no.,
Mnb TT hereit anf 1IIe gf@Eftt1fn MfafraQeR MRSs
unfit sM ersbeilen anS 6OesetteneH ga beioFgen.
o.. %. &ce8,
aptf1R 24aRors TatsFts gtrabe, philadelphia
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6arper o. BrDtbers,
gc65ne meme 5n8enD.8 acber
mil frf,1en 4hbfIhnnoett

GRnGM,s GoB11Es, mil 1asbtga HilSefn pom GrutEs
ihauE. SebEn gebunbeu IN Semen mit @plDp
ftemueIr. Breie oil .50,
Snow BERRIES, @ReiGtennD prDfa fir bic ugeaS,
pom alice earn. Wttt S1Hftrottoneu. Geifi &c
bnffeen tn aetnmanbs 4lrets $t.H0. s
QUEER LITTLE PEOPLE, &r3aHluHgeR NON
GTIrbeu, Raten unb Affen, non 6arrtet &eedber
$togoe, ait uieIen SGb6tl6NhDeR. 9sTeis $3.50.
RAINBOWS FOR CHILDREN, .ber1Msgegeben
IA. I4fsrattcnen. G61ner 2eineRp Giab6nb. Ytets
@1.50. 1850
@g1dbImngem Hnn @HJfe,ten aus Er1nfrei6D
MWD St0GieM, ron Grace Gyeen1uopb; init Mbs
btlnMugsR. Gleganter 2eixsnsGinbano. Psets
- &1 So q
MHe Bud bdnbIer baben etefe f@5Hen G&riften, ~
@etbnaGts Gef1enkea geeignet, parrdtbie. Ute r.
anSgebeT ieben neiebe fir bic anaeoe6eNen NretEs
portoFr tan ireeH0 cine MDFeiIe
&iGmcf M. GssIbs, gerIdaskanSlsr,
Ss6 ba f2i Fremont cir, 8oltou.
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6 trent ar.

SSeie ans nen Sueprpcrationsss lrtifein, ,peI'
Sist S5nle in cine s ST niperf II d t, ME iie
poulest an beuanrt rosroen Mrs. absEss8angen.
SraanifatiDn.
1. g as atahemii9 Q epartem mt
4 Sas SO RIM al Separte mt rpirb BE-.
fOnoers flr Ben Gebrab Gersuisem ieiu. 1oeIte fib
}elbft sa aebrern a,ssbiieen modem.
3. Gin GpLlegiu o eparte m II I,
gsl9es ole eltsn nno Hsnsn Spradsl nno ots bOssle
reienhes Se0iirnb basu rorbanben 1T. @loiien fGr
te5ss Department. per6em fiirs Gre IN Der beberea
S1Ate gebaIten rnsreeH.
SdnlAeib.
RafIetbe betrast $3.o0-iii gorausbesa5guag fir al
Gtpartements. Sdbller weresa nur fir einen Ysona
resitrirt.
SparbisaG.
sOot6ns fann man il, Der staet ~ biuisen 9reiIen
baben unS cine befdrdntte Aasabl tam bamt in Der
S9REe perfshen pereen
Serfnine.
9ns sduIie5r ruirb in brei Gerntine ge.5siTt. Der
srite besinnt atoHtag, ben f6. September 1867 ane
SeraweiteE ERIN t n fdnst am 6. Sauuer
isSs an ,us i4ltsBt am ., gsri S.otnt -, q,r;t
unS enbet am 81 SUM-.
Ssyreifaenea.
Der Boarb Der Gruitees beabfi9tigt bic Grri5titns
elmer geDiTen Ansa6I pen 6reiftelIen gum 8eiten
Gsrer. bic I'D ~ aebrsrn pDrbereiten DoasH.
Seit Der Mnfnabne.
aue, Bic nd UNI 3nE1B Heperben, baben fidb in ber
GfIce ees Stenaro sM meiben anb 5TpGr weniGitens
mel Gage nor Beeirim ees Termines, Tpobei fie i1
Ginlab sEiacts ~ neri9afieeH bcben. Mae Bills
ntFen besobH rperber, ebe Der Sdlley anfgeuonntsn
tperSen fana.
Sd,iler E6nnem su irgenb elmer Seit i'm Serntn
eencmmen fperbeii, bod If es piHi1enspeEth, oas
60 am 8e5inn hefelben gefdete.
prpf. Sobn G8Hen, PrinsipaI.
esGtarIes Grosbn, Steuarb.
Gebinist pom Der drterifaniinen Mstffionss@eieu
fiat un6 Der DeiEern reeemen's SiilfszGomiflion.
g. GR. Grapafb, Sefretar.
etncfnnati2. Sept. 1867. fepIi
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SS&ie ans nen SneprpcrationssS lrtifein, mel,
s& DE frBiib uer5jiPnI5t lnAroelt, erbelt, iii bic
5ist S1ule in cine ST niperii I'd t. ipts iie
non lsst an 6eHannt wsrsen D:rS. IbsE9s6angen
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0ifen!lbat,tt,
GffIce ns4 @eceinerS rnn Experimentation
". u. ". 50. G ii IN babuep,
Yaibeille, Eenn., ben IL. sSanuar 1858.

Gffice nss gseelners unn gnperintennenten)
NafbeiIle, Eenn., ben IL. sSannar 1867
I Bon uab mad gonntag, ben 10. Sanuar 1868
perSen tdgIi@ spei 4afiasiersise in fOIsenber Orb.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07

June 9th 1868.
soclock a. M Board met pursuant to ad-
tournament, roll called and quorum present,
minutes OF yesterday read and approved.
The finance committee presented the Bal
ancs Sheet Of the Treasurer and reported that
hoy had examined tho bouks Of and made
complete settlement with said Treasurer, and
found The balxuce sheet correct, and recon-
men,ied that the balance sheet be- published
among the proceedings Of the Board.
On motion the report was received and
adopted. The said Balance Sheet being as
oiloHs
10 tie Board Of Supervisors Of Tama county,
beg leave to submit, TO your consideration
The following report showing the ,.ovipf, anu
disbursements made by me officially since the
LIST meeting Of the Board. and up to the lst
lay Of June 4. D. 1868, with balances OH
Land tclonging TO the several funds:
CovSrY FUND
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-08-07
PROFESSION VS. PRACTICE

Nay he well enough to keepit be
.,.> ,n- people that Democratic protes-
o.> and practices are often at vari-
81" Daring tie la,, Congress, q bill
passed me Senate, reducing he army
tn.,y thousand men. Tbs bill
M,.,,i void add SO materially to the
.>.. esyn Vi the national expenditures,
i. as opposed, in debate and by vote.
by the Democratic Senators, in almost
a solid body. Such Inconsistency, as
this act is, with the loud professions
et economy which that party makes.
feynla - 2lrcpolnt TO the charge, made
i. lis adyersaries, namely, that that
.ar.r despite its piteous pleadings for
l,,s,ntument, really desires the eNpen-
a.,ury> Of the government t. he as
lar, a. possible, in orderto have some
s..a ,JN Of a foundation for the c!arg,
ol corruption which it never tires o.
bringing against the Republican party.
L is by such tricks as the above that
ii"t party eontl'ives to make political
eip,tai. Thus, by its own votes it fur
is!-nes prete1ts for attacking the pole,
e.its opponent. The Democratic party
MA bear watching, in order that We
may not be deceived by the charges ii
makes against the very extravaganza
TO which, by its votes, it gives'counte-
lance and support.