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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-08-27
PnRsoNs ADvANeep /, .lgM.

Aud feeling tbs hand ~ ume wai- hiug heqdly upc'.
them with ntl is nttend0utins viii lrlll the as
OF tins BlrIRRS, or the TONIC, an Nisit thai wi
instil rCw lie INTO their NCHH rrstona iIfD mcafu
the energy ana sgAor u more youthful dHyA eul,
up iho'r ehrluken tnrmA aud give HANK an
happiness 10 tier remaining years
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-08-27

ing the auditor Of Virginia to receive from
railroads indebted to the state the whole or
part of their debt, to be paid in current funds
or in state bonds at par, the amount of bonds
not 10 exceed two-thirds of the total amount
from any road, The whole amount due from
the roads il about $500, 900.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-08-27
Caution 40 Ladies TRAVELLING Alone.

1870
A new and alarming danger menaoes
ladies travelling alone on the cars. The
Hudson Republican explains its nature:
1t seems that a young lady residing in
that county was returning home q few
weeks since by one of the principal lines of
railway, and in order TO make certain con-
nections was obliged TO prolong her ride
through the night, In the course of the
evening II gentleman of fine appearance
and pleasant ann took q seat beside
her, and soon after engaged injntelligent
conversation, which, though not encour-
aged, was occasionally responded to by the
young lady. After a while, wearied by her
long journey, she turned from him toward
tho window, and leaning her head upon
her hand, appeared TO be asleep. This
was not the case, however as she was by
far too well experienced in travel to
sleep under such circumstances
But 1t was not long before she
became conscious Of the fumes OF
chloroiorm arising beneath her face. and
instantly, the real character and intent of
her would-be companion flashed upon her.
Waiting a moment in calm self-possession,
she distinctly heard the motion of the vii
lain's hand which had found its waybehind
her, COMPRISING n rubber vessel from
which the deadening fumes were arising,
and then suddenly throwing open the win
dow, she breathed the fresh air before her
senses had become affected. Being a lady
of strong nerves and great presence OF
mind, she thus rescued herself from the
spell that was being thrown around her,
and bestowing one significant look upon
the thwarted rascal, left him to his owr
reflections. He soon after left the car, and
rather than be subjected to the delay thai
would be caused by seeking an exposure o.
the attempted villainy, she proceeded oil
her WoV
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-08-27
DEBILITY.

Resulting from any Causo Yhatoyer
PROSrRArlON OF TIL System
incurred by Severe labor, Hard
ships, Exposure, levers &c.
There IL no medicine exiant cqnal 10 those rcuc
dos IN such cases, A t1no and venr ~ 'mpartce
TO the whole sysioIu, toe appetite Is IT cugtheue5.
iOod ~ enjoyed, the stomach dirlsts prpmptly th
0llod ~ purified, lla conpleuan becomes aOur
md healthy, toe yellow tingg Is CradiCoicd rom 10
cyc3, a bloom IL givento.tAo th-sk, ond tho wea
aud nervous invalid becunes . strong aud heath
bpiue L ..''
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-08-27

he''rh c. G. CLARK q Co., Ncp HapoH, Conn .
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsis
Cure, and Il has proved perfectly satisfactory as a
remedy. I have no hesitation in saying that we
have received great benefit from It's uso. .|
Very respectfully. M
lSignodi Lprrrn srxroy
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-08-27

PRICES.

HoohanGs German Bitters, per bottle, q 0
Hoofan6's German Tonic, nut ur IN quart botula
ell 30 per bottle, or halfd0zon for 500.
~ DO not forget TO examine wei the article 100
buy, IN order TO get the genuine, III .eUlgs IN.
20 For sale BY all dmggiats and atQpoTkecpenA
evS Jlpharo. coy Nafhl f
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-08-27
HooFIAND's GERMAN ITTERs
aOOFLAND's GERmAM TONIC,

PREPARED BY Or. O. NJ. JACRSoN,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Twenty-Five years since they were nrstintroduocd
Into this country from Germtry, during which time
they hGvo undoubtedly performed moe cures, and
bcncn'tcd suffering h1mGV.~ -. a. greater extent
thln ANY olhtt reinedies kn1cn IN tbr public.
These remedies Will on'giril'y cure liver Com
plant. JGuudice, uu-uw,rr,u Nv-I. Peg. Chronic
Or Nervous Debill ", trr,ic Diaf.
rhoea, Disease 0i. go tro D, lr'vs. auc
all Diseases afis H. ing f.rw a Dir
ordered Liver, - stomach O.
lntestines.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-08-27

Are as surely enred by this potent remedy as The
patient takes r. Although but two years before lilo
people, what IL the verdict Of the missest
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

ton in the counties which are controlltd
by Democrats is Sl,3I on each $i00.
y. That the average rate of tax alton in
those counties controlled by Republicans
is 90 "a % each. 500. ~
Democrats TAI 30 cents on .fhe 800
more tbsn RepubsNsns, onSsn average of
nearly The whole Slate.
B. That of 3S Democratic counties, 50
tax over 81 on the 100, while only tax
less.
JfTbat Of Is Republican counties,l only
l6tak over 81 on the 100, while % tax
less.
3. That the aggregate rates of 80 Demo
cratic counties are -6.s more than ille. az
gregate rates Of IS Republican counties.
These are facts, stated by official adYer.
tisements., and ihcres rs mo-. getting over,
under or arounl. them. Let Dcmocrats
face the music of % cents on the 800
higher tax which. they have charged.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

orsome one else, for treason, sought to
Weaken. the defense by traducing toe char
acter efthe Old Roman Scnator; lou like
tbs Prosecutor have souGlf e weaken our
dsuse bpm personal stab at u Now ve
say that you have made two tAndom shot,
and could not have come furtller from tie
the mark If you had pointed your gun in
the opposite direction.
LIST. We emphaiically deny ever borrow
ing any of the building fund or any other
finds belonging to, Marshall uobpiy
81 her agents, in our own person, and we
don't owe the county one dollar that we
know of unless il be for taxes.
+ End. We deny that anv OF this fund has
been or will be appropriated to the use of
the Republican Office, ...,.t
3rd. We deny that any of this fund has
been or will be appropriated to our indivi-
dual use, Directly =! bips 8Dl, rss -
i The loan referred to. which forms a clue
to the article In the Democrat was affected
by friend OF ours, and was made for the
benefit of jeff Houghton & Co, Mercan-
tile firm doing business in Knox, and in
Which we were a partRer, and was made
tcxpressly for the settling lp-the business
OF said firm The county loaned the money
to our friend who gave his own obliga.
iioas, and who loaned it to us for the
benefit of said firm, and TO whom alone we
give orr obligations. Our name does not
appear IN the transaction on the Records
of the County. raa . a-'E .oidri.hi r
But suppose we had borrowed ii TO run
the Republican, or to place ourselves in
circumstance 10 run it. The Democrat
says ''it was well understood when The
loan was made whom il was made ia ac-
commodate." Would not their effort to
stigmatize US with ingratitude bring more
disgrace upon the parties they seek to
uphold (? fni - 9nefs saaa.1 iii-y7lrf
Do they wish 10 let the impression 60
abroad that the officials had offered and we
accepted n brihr? Does the Democrat
mean 10 say that in this transaction we are
brought under obligations TO silence our
tongue and paralize our hand (? Weanswer
no, you would look upon US with contempt
for so doing.
As to ourpolitical phases ,vill cay that we
quit voting for General Jackson at a very
early age, aRer which of cur own ''fice
will and accord" we voted the Democratic
ticket till the fall OF 1860, when for advoca
ting the rights OF man, OF the church, and
shortly after the suppression of the rebel
lion. they told us we, must stop that or we
SoHu ~ "hSci w u fbehioSi", anu w
were no longer a Democrat rs we have
severed orr connection. with many of
whom we werelo.h to part, and gotten all
"our means from the party; perhaps u
strict rule in equity wonld demand u res
toration, but equity never requires a party
resembling contract to return more than
he received. If we have auyIespectablity,
that Is. something which the Democratic
party cannot give, it must be acquired by
the individual, hence they ought not 10
return in money or goods, and whatever it
Is, Ia .trash." .isliteai .t..i,. go, =
/" But he that filches from" us our g good
name" ,.,,....f
Robs'' US of that, which not enriches
:. him, ii.ft rs.afffI
"And makes us poor indeed" .,.s-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
Rates OF TaxatiOn-Taxcs on
the 500 I'm Republican and
Democratic COuntteS--AVer-
age BID per cent higher I'm
Democratic than Republic
can Counties. ... s.r..

Democrats have been offering to bet
that an average lax levied for county pur-
poses in the Republican counties of the
State Of Indiana for the year 1867, Will
exceed the average lax leyicd for like pur-
poses in the Democratic counties of the
State Qaiie likely Not a word about the
rate on the 500; No, no; nothing of The
kind. OF course the total amount OF tax
es of Republican Marion and Tippecsnoc,
and other like counties average more than
the total amount of Democratic Marshall
and Fulton and other like counties aver
age. But the rates don't. The Republi
can counties of the State ouinum5er the
Democratic and are more wealthy
We give below table cut from the In
dianapolis Journal, showing the compar-
alive taxatisn for local purposes, less State
taxes OF, eighty three of the ninety -;wo
ninet y-two counties of the Siatc-forty.
five being Republican, and thirty eight be-
ing Democratic
- This table Is made up from official
notices OF the. Treasures of these eighty
three counties. of the collection OF taxes
for 1867, and includes township taxes. and
excludes State and corporation taxes
Anybody can test its accuracy;,s,- 80. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
III - 1T p = = y
Grand Change Of
e.. ss.,i Il ,l ns"eB Base! ss-.a v,e..l
1HE RECONSTRUCTION CUES
TON DROPPED, AND
81 COUNTY MATTERS
:DaslIie TAKEN VI. BIZ r...-
-znad l'as DEM0CRATS.. ss.s,..t


Our opponents ;euteretlE into the
campaign With The avowed purpose
ofpushing US to the wall on the qucs-
ton Of taxes. But niger loving,
Irish and Dutch hating Frank Blair
wrote q leaterstating that such mat
sers had nothing to do with the cam
paign-that Reconstruction wis TRf
question, and the abominable 4th ar
ticle in their platform that propo-
ses to tax EVERY species of property
! the posrmani has according to its
xEALia value equally with the rich
mans Injuries and bonds, which let
ter caused them to drop the tax ques-
ton as lit were dangerous to han
sdle- And when some Of. our home
speakers began to show the unwar
rantably high rate of taxes in this
county, the consistent Demoero,
opened upon them as follows:,ss4s,
-' -''Evidentiy not possessing general
acknowledgements to- discriminate
between a meriber o the Legislature
and a-county cnBIRissioner~ahey,
1.-THE Jacobin candidates. hfprs Repre-
sentative are ignoring national pol
ities of any character, almost entire
ly, and playing on a-hasP ola single
string. and that string is 'aouHtys af
! fairs, ronly this and nothing more >
- The Dsmofrat- iought,.'so .zhesfail
enough to give our Radies tcandi
dates credit for being, pretty goot
players on a ''harp ola single string
for the. certaialy furnished such goot
music that the Court House Democ
racy have been dancing ever sine
ff4tf sf ?. 4A-4gii .l55aa So J. .if1 e. s-t..f
the string WAS fist touched, ans
: the sacsst strains hare evoked sslsFac
dratic jigs, hoedowns, double shot
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
The Editor Of the RepubiI-
can and the Building Fund.-

Under the above caption an article ap-
pcared in The Democrat OF the Ifth insfan,
IN which we were charged With having
"ttco thousand dollars Joryosccol ont
If this fund" with an inuendo conveying
the idea that II was borrowed to run tllc
Republican, and had it not been Tor said
loan flic publication Of the Republican
would have been among the things uncer-
tain. and in their last issue an editorial
appeared on the SHINE subject from which
We clip the following: - ;" ai ST
"a man who has gotten all his n. cans
and noioIiety at the hands of the demo
cratic parry, and is now engaged In the
business of abusing tho party that gave
INN all Thai he possesses in the way OF
means aud responsibility; understanding
these fhirgs thoroughly, and approaching
them fully, he certainly cannot Justly claim
10, be a''iavorite" with those entrusted
with leaning the building fund Yet he
has two thousand dollars of that fund. and
1t was wcll understood when The loan was
being made, whom it was male to accom-
mOdatc~ ~ uctftH rt enrfH 81 "a 81
Ah"cS thohhi- tiiC iVup UT u0t SuIDTlecti
that he should buy ink aud paper with
this same money TO abuse and Islander
Them, tIieir friends and their principles,
iorthey.know my observation that masl
who viii leave hin principles and his party
simply because he cannot always receive
| preferment. is not. to be trusted in any
WAY, OF much expected from hin, Ia the
way of manIiness' or gratitude, bue we
must confess that We are little, surprised
| At the amount Of "chcek" he manifested
Believing the first article to be mere
personal attack, and not wishing to enter
INTO vindication of orr own course VIC
passed that by in silence accepting the
same as joke but when the article from
(which the above Extract was copied APP
pearsl, forbearapeehad ceased to be avir.
| tue with US. and We must either be 4
Toward, knave or. fool cot to reply The
intention of the Democrat in this article
! stands out In bold relief, and'it II eviden
that it was published to injure the part,
to which we bciong, and bysadefasDirg N
] add strenah tQiheirq own cause, . mean
lresorted to ONLY. Nv, those who fail TO mt
argument sewhere.
= ToIeuArus'i IN the prosecution -of Syll'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
Difference In favor
ofSt Joseph. 4 ''.'sa' 1887 40
'sisle bai y a-ns lsiI0il.S3 9ai o'Ei ~
/" YEAR ENDING JUNE 1867. %
t4.F Etls HefigfT Issr stlsuD -.si sia
Marshall County, III, $32, OLA SO
st. Joseph County > i2ly 904 SO
Difference in favor - Il nirtlag
aa Of St. Joseph. "a $40. l.l69 So

These statements, the bloated
betting Demoeros has ~ not denied.
though we offered to ~ give its
party 81 900 il 1--WE couldn't prove
by Inc reports of the Auditor of State
and certificates and oaths Of the An
ditors of the counties named, that
the rtatements approximate the truth
on condition it would give the Re-
publican party like sum five failed.
THIS OFFER NO PERSON HAS
EVER <ACCEPrED!i The Democaf
intirnates that we have $4,000, thers-
fore it cannot doubt our ability to
pay. We copied, last week, the bets
offered by certain two, though the
Democrat ignores one Of them, per-
haps regarding him Of no coDse-
quece and not calculated to aid them
IN their high work These bets
were 'cfferedas an offset to our prop
osition, and If the gambling fraterni-
i'ty wiilaNad hast weeks REPr BcrcAN,
theyvwill see TINT s,EIfEIR BETS
ARE ACCEPTED! ioof ~ tii
During the year ending June, '6S,
st. Joseph countybuiltexpensiv fire
and burglar proof wants, and. Mar
shah wcounty: leviedesands SOLICITED
S6Sse "a ostensibly for the same
purpose, in part andyet the gamblers
NODES. = ask as to EXCLUDE thi:
triflin;y sum in,eomparing the receipts
ard sxpenditures=of the two counties
+ Tax payers Of Marshall county
! we has time and again stated tina
the RATE OFoTAXATION II
MARSHALL COUNTY GREATLY
.iTIIE RATE OF TAXA,TIONI IN ST
JOSEPH COUNTY, E0R YEAR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
Enormous High Rates Of Tax
atton . - -
15cts. ON the 500 In MARSHALL
Roots. Ola the 500 I'm ST.
i, ss.i. 4 Joseph .!;;s ..

L.
The Board of Commissioners In, Mar
shall County fixed the rate oftaxAtion, for
county, purposes at 7Jcts, on The 500, for
1866, at Gicls. ON the SEQ, for 1861, aHd
at G5cts- on the 500, for IsGs, at-their
June session Of the year, ssi,ei.
The Board OF. Commissioners OF ST.
Joseph, fixed the rate of taxation for
county purposes 1T 2Ocfs. on the 500, for
1896; al 2sc,s. on the 500 for Is67, and
at aocis. on the $40 for 1865. ,ds ;.a..
In 1867 the the Marshall County tax
payer was taxed $50 on $1,000, while
the ST.. Joseph County taxpayer was
taxed only 81 on the $1,000, for county
purposes. . nrfi a-r. rai..s f.Itl
The taxpayer in Marshall Comfy who
was worth $4,000, was. taxed SIS for
county purposes. The taxpayers of St.
Joseph County who WAS worth $4,000,
was taxed only $40. for eonnty purposes,
= Lest the Dcpiecrat may answer these
statements with its strongest arguments,
"YOU LIE" We submit the folowing:
STATE OF INDIANA, as'f
81, Joseph County, ais.yI
!, Alfred Wheeler, Auditor of said
County, do hereby certify that the Tax
levied by the Board of Commissioners for
st. Joseph County, for county purposes, at
the June session, 1866, was 2Octs. on the
500; Vt tho June, session 1867, 2.5c,s, on
tkc 800 si the June session 1868, Scots.
on the 500 as appeared from the proper
In my Office :, s,.5.-i lal ,.oi. .ss.-..ss 8,
1910, Wiinsss my hand and official
q. zeal, Sept 2lst, 1869.
A. WnEELrR, Auditor.
-aBv A. Hall, Deputy. 20,
How do you like i, Tx payers? How
an the Democrats answer for the differ
cncc In the Rates: They may Try to bind
You 10y cnd'ayoring TO engage us IN side
iss,,es Ask the Tax eaters at their Bro
kcr's nflicc at the Court House to explain
The matter They, even are not mean
choushto say II Is all right, If they are,
can you believe them! Hold them to the
rates Don't lei them escape by crying
g EQUAL Taxation for every species or pro-
per:y, according 10 lis real value, Govern
mcnt Bonds and other public securities
included Ii is the tax holder that is
consuming your substance Send them a
drift and let them work for the same you
get. Their services are not worth $4,000
TO $1,000 per year.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
I'm rit kle-A Good Thing,
Perhaps

Two or three times l@tely The, ,2emocrqt
has declared that us rods is = in the
plckle-' Ne suppose The statement has
been reiterated, because we have seen fit
10 discrcdit everal other statements lately
uade in that Sheet Ii 1t pains you much.
neiehbor.--eur incredaslity NE mean keep
year rod in pickle just as hong as you like.
and meanwhile ifsit increases in.si and
makes You restless, consult your doctor.
!" On0ic q lie nl,.a -a.ac. -al - IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
BANNER 4N1ELKG ,PREsEN

The ladies' Of Plymouth will
present to- the township that
sends the largest delegation to
the. Rally Saturday,i.lO 10,
a splendid, silk banner. They
viii also present a beautiful flag
to the second best delegation
the delegation to be the larges;
inaproportion'otoa the Republi-
can vote of 1861 b al ,rq u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

fiowholders, how do YOU like the tax
holders: The gentry Of The clique would
nj be defeated for thousands of dollars.
lllhey car't afford to relinquish their hold
upon ihe county taxes. They can well
afford to uniform whole regiment of the
Queens own in the choicest rebel .'rcd
ana white They don't forget what. an
expose The Republicans made of, Demo-
cratic rule in 1858: and if money and mis-.
representation will save them ilcy hope
lney VIII not be lost. They die hard. but
they imustleventnally give up the ghost. Eie
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
County Loaning Money.

Neither Of the editors Of this paper ever
borrowed cent of Marshall county. and
not cent of money belonging to the csuu,y
OF that was borrowed from the county was
pnt INTO the Republican by either OF The
editors or propriciors of this paper !, But
suppose Republican needs one or tw.
thousand dollars and knew. Democratic
friend who could and was willing 10 Dor
row from the county through her self
constituted Court ilousebrokers the money
we needed, on years time at ten per
cent, when he could not borrow. at the
Bank for more than thirty days, nor for
less than ~ per cent. and exchange
Wouldn't we be fools II we did not borrow
where we could get money for the longer
time at the lower rate of interests? Repub-
lican. don't like to pay high rates of
interest any better than Democrats do.
Avery prominent Democrat lately remark
ed to ms thst anybody that would losn
money at 10. rer cent was a d---rfl fool
fqr mony was with 90 per cent. Ia
Neighbor Democrat, please give details
ed "officia" statement in your next issue
of the loans made of the. peoples tax
money. so that they can see just how the
matter stands
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24

ictai, swiftly ~
In the above showing, S2,s27 80 was
for Delinquent taxes, But NOT ONE cENr
FOR BALANCE CASH IN HAND; while In the
report of the Il Jo. Go. Auditor there
was small amount of delinquent tux in.
eluded. and the large sum of 1880 81
bal cash on hand. The Marshall county
auditors report sag. deduct out for fire.
proof buildings $3.50 ST." fson iotal nc
eeipis. and there is balance of county
revenue proepr Sa3, siI 60. This show.
ING is against Marshall county. giving IN.
Democrat credit for AL il claims for the
court house fund, by the sum of ,iooo 81.
and including tina; fund, AS |, certainly
should be included. is against Marshall
county by the large sum of s.9so ca.
lit is iact Ic,ord 6ou,t nd cavil
that during the ycat ending MAY 81 .ils5s.
the taxpayers of st. Joseph county paid
taxes for count purposes only F2i,427 -.
While Tor the same year the taxpayers of
M"rshall Comfy paid taxes for county
purposes, $50, 6Of,5O. -aa -
Take ou; the Illegal tax OF $3.50. So. no,
adoilsr OF which they had The right fd
collect, which was collected ostcnsibly 90
build fire-proof buildings with bu, N fact
TO lend, without any authority of law, and
use for party purposes, the amount would
still be S23,723, G6. 1ls-i-
Now, taxpayers. Democrats and Repub-
licars, behold how wilfully the court
hoise tan-eaters havcf lsiicithc facts in
regard TO The wear ending May, 1865. con
cernlag which this is the first time VIC have
writ en- word. ua. a.. is.
The circular sent out st year l,y Colo
nhlSumner scared them into watchfu,ness
bat 10 prove that the tax mongrrs sf the
clique have been radically cured, we viii
compare few items OF expenditures in
Marshall and St"Josepll for their boast Il
year ending May 81, 'GS. as shown b, the
June, 1865 reports of the tive couni.e.
Payments were made rs follows. 49, -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-24
The Democrat Detected I'm
IN other EalSehOOd.hisss %
hast week fhc Democrat contained

hast weekithc DcnlOcrdt continued the
following;aeag I'll -uiarefa;i g. ira p
Total amennt ef county revehris ree-ired ffi,r.
in -, Joseph county, for the year end
ing May 81, '6S. iiii ifIf iIfJ i'f- SS5.f52 -
Total ampBnt ont Of county rsyenur for 81 i =, -
came year in Marshall County s23,sil &C
St Jo- exceeds Marshall sIs.59l o.
For downrigh, deliberate evasion of the
tru;h the above is hard TO beat The. ex-
hibii Of the Auditor of 81. Jo. county for
q yea ending Msa6E, shows the re-
ceipts of that year to have been S37, 1872
II; and also shows that SI4,69O Do of
that sum was for balance cash in hand.
June I, CT We copy rcr6ati,n from
the exhibit, that all may see the fti extent
Of the GREAT FALsEHooB: -
Year ending may, 3isi, 1865 in St 10.
county.