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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
MANHOOD; HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

rAwrRSce. r.s. yASR.
LAWRENCE l. FREE,
sArT0RNEys AIcpUNsELIIO()lRsss At Law Law,
.bsa ,1svs iU0Aasios Rabllc, 80 !. rie-
.hs1VESD0r EA4A COUNTY, IOWA.
= .aVm ikkSdptl$ asss&d d ebllectiag Clains,
rsHfl6S 1Stti ~, Sxamining Titles. pay
Ia Taxes, bayixk 4ad selling Lands on the
.ese reasonable terms n2lyl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

= = s@HunlE G. D. BRADSHAW.
.~xTRVDLR & DRADSHAH. +
srroRNEYs AND cOUNSELORs Ar LAW,
TOleAo, Tama Co., Iowa.
will vraeties in all the Courts Of this State,
~ nA{S CsllenIisss b Any pastef ~ UAi-
.sy - OenAes, pay ysxes, Exaalne lAsd
w~a sYlelso go rfusalaA seenntely 81
-sseai sysspaseA Aahsttaets 'ahsrsof-aei5aa
rSn,(isi sstsntioH sivsa to.thersmoval
.eT., !, Is.ua g. ESiss9&a Al eaIsaam SUI
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
ORF0RD BUSINESS DIR C.ORY.

AMES LOGAN, Dealer in Drugs, Medicine
OOils Paints, Notions ( Perfumeries. Tl6yl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

11HOMAS 2. Smith, Dealer in Lumber, Lath
i Shingles, Doors, SC. rl6yl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

Addrss, ZEIGLER, McCURDY & Co.,
e4Aa lombard Block, Chicago, Ill.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

w NJ, PATRICK, Proprietor Oxford LEADER,
W. - l15yI
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

Il RUGGLES dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing
L. Boots, Shoes Groceries, SC. TIC 1yl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
THE AIR LINE RAIL ROAD.

An air line railroad from Washington
City to Cincinnati, has long since been y
favorite pr jcct, with ail those who look
to the economy Of time and iuohry III
transportation. That line would pas.
through or near Buckhannuu, and uuI
own town. The proposition is to builu
it gu National account aud for Naliona
purposes but our friend Norhcott, Of tn.
Clarksburg telegraph, iuterpo>rs his oh.
jec'ions, issues his rrt Of prohibition
aud alleges that there will be tuuurls Il
miles long On the road-that it is i'm.
practica BE. and is unnecessary and that
If it were located and constructed, il
might benefit Dan Farnsworth. In the
first place the route is direct from the
National Capitol to the great National
emporium of the trade OF the West. and
the tunneliug will scarcely excel the -
tunnels from Clarksburg to parkersburg
distance OF only 81 miles on the north
western road, Of Bankrupt rcc,llcc;ions.
and if it 'h"uld prrchance benefit Daniel,
or even David, what right has the TIE.
9raph to complain? Il has iis road built
by foreign capital upon the refusal Of To-
cal capital to invest, aud it is uuwise al
least. for boys living in glas. houses t"
throw stones. The last election disclosed
the fact that Burkhsnnon like other pla-
ces Of ecclesiastical history. had at least
one righteous man which may yet save
the city.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

form in which it may be presented. Az
ter a proper self denial look to the
allowances to be- made to thu Clerk Of
your Board. the States Attorney, Sheriff.
Jailor. Assessors, School Sup"rintend-
en,s. School Commissioners. Ovrrsrrrs Of
the Poor and TO all whose claims you su-
pcrvise.
have said YOU are a Democratic
Board, elected by reason # the profes.
sion ofrcenomy entertained and advocated
10y the party who elected you. and it ii.
not wise to administer our municipal gov
eminent in opposition to the principles
of the party which carried y"u into pow
er. You awe to the opposition, norhing
They did n"t support YOU. even in town.
ship, where they did not run candidates.
they spi, upon your Pre'ensiops by retu-
sing to vote for you. Then ! appeal To
you again. to BE- just to yourselves and 10
your party. b. wsr. b, economical
DO not a',enp, by iavor'.in to c"ncili-
ate the opposition This is fully of the
mos, fatal character. and will nverwhrlni
you with shame, and entail upon your
party all the odium which such conduct
merits. A CITIZEN.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
JEFF. DAVIS.

General Nor'hcott's Telegraph pitches
into petition which We believe, started III
tn" city of New York, for the pardon OF
JET. Davis, and after calling ulany hard
names. winds up with an accusation that
Mr.. Davis was principal and party to
scheme to blow up the Libby prison in
the event a certain cavalry raid should
enter the city Of Ricbmonu and i, is ri.
legged that the evidence on the Lincoln
conspiracy trials disclosed the plot. Now.
We are as,ulcd that the whole story
i. u complete fabrication--u,,erly void Of
hu,h-and ought not to be promulgated
by paper prote"img notions Of honor.
We had hoped that the tales Of horrors Of
prisonlite would bc'withdravu FROM pub
lie recitals. 1t 10 damaging to all, and
like family quarrel, ouly makes public
those things which it we're better for all
should remain for ever yelled from the
world. What good does mankind realize
FROM keeping before the public the fact
that the Federal authorities had issued al
order enjoinins the capture of this saurr
Jetl. Davis and his Cabinet, and after
their capture they should be assa.siua,ed in
cold blood. General Dahlgreeus picket,
gave up this bloody document. which
may yet be seeI. The Liucoln conspira.
cy trials also resulted IN the death Of al
innocent woman. and for very shame We
had hoped the records OF that bloody exc.
cu,ion would never be referred to.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
TIE RAILROAD TAX.

The Legislature is still tiukcring ut
the Railroad Tar. The latest devrlnp..
ines. We have noticed is the adoption Of
substitute for the chapter of the Code. re.
ported BY Mr.. Furguson, which provides
as 4 permanent system that the Auditor
shsll collect a tax upon The value Of the
several railroads, for State aud general
school purposes, lie is, alsn, to collect II
tax for county, township and school pur-
poses, which he is required to return 10
COUNTIES Il rough VII ch the rnsds pass.
Why is this? These railroads are
grants from the State, or, III other words,
they are the property Of Tie State at
l'rse--bsloneing as much to the COUNT, ;
Of braxion, Webster and Clay, through
which none of them pass, as to Ohio
Marshall and Marion counties, through
which they do. Why, then, should thi.
property, which belongs equally to all til,
counties in the State. be taxed irr the ex
elusive benefit Of u few? Is it rights
1t just-that the property in which all the
counties are tenants in common, .houlc
be used for the ACCOMPLISHMENT of Eve Oh
ai1, to the exclusion Of the rest? WI
'hiuk not. The proposition. are mons
trous, and can only be carried out by tn,
most fragrant disregard If the rights o
h'De-tenths Of the p-"pe Of the State
We have confidence that our worthy del
egate, MIR. Woodnrd, will give vote fnl
the interests Of his constituents in thi.
matter. AND we canuo, see how any dele
gate can Eirthcc the interests Of the pcn
pie he represents, by voting for this iui
quitous measure. The railroad COUNTIES
are asking TOO much. and they must b,
made to understand tia. they do not con
''itute the Stat.-t.or can they dictat,
her laws nor b"stow her f vors.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

UNJUST SALE.
i 4 liability having been fixed nv a de-
rirc Of Tho court gains; John Mct;cr, for rnd
on account ora debt due br Join Wilson
binding The Lands purchased by Mct;re of said
Wilson. amounting to Sass 70, with inie 81
on W 90 from the llh Of December, 1854
which he has liquida;td and discharged, aud /.
indemnify whom Michael q. Bush aud Johl
wilson, on III, 2s,h day Of Jnl,, 1857, elrcu-
ted deed Of trust 10 the undersigned trustee,
By 'irtne Of which de-, d Gf trust which /. IT.
corucd tn the Recorders uflire Of Lewis count,
no deed book \, page o. shall Gu the lst d.,
OF March, 1869, 1t being court day atihe from
door Of the court house Of Lewis comfy, pro-
ceel TO sell by public auction 10 the Highest
bidder, that valuable and desirable tract u!
land lying Immediately above the mouth Of Ia.
nos Run in The county OF Lewis, on which
George COntod now resides. Il being III same
land mentioned and described III said deed o.
trust, aud sbOu died by lands owned by JUS-
.ph Hall, the Wcs, Fork river, and Canoe Run,
up TO where the road crosses q, said Run
thence in u straight lne te =. Hills eurnr II
'op oiihe hill, supposed " contain fifty o, s,A-
Is acres. The land which iSto be sold is in
tate Of fine cultivation, with a dwelling house
I'D other valuable Improvements thereon, aud
he Weston and Gaulcy Bridge Turnpike runs
directly through it, ThstiGe iothe IauI is tu
rely good.
7ams n S,ie- Gu.h in hind.
J. NJ. BENNETT,
uec li.5t Trustee.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

Is $50 James II Cromwell was sen.
fenced to solitary confinement for life i'll
the Michigan Peui,rntiary f,r murder
lie died on November the 10th Of tn
present year. fairn'om Vast Eigi"'m.
Since the man was imprisoned in l55,
and died OH November 10th Of tue present
year. he languishcd at the expense Of thu
-,ate short space of only 17l3 years,
That's pretty good for high but since
Michigan did not become q State. aud
did not have ro"i'cntiary until 1887, it
looIs-vGll bow dois ii look?
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

An armed republican demonstration i
being made in Spain.
Vanderbilt il the reelected President
Of the New York Central railroad.
A deacon Andrews has been consigned
TO the Massachusetts, State Prison fol-
twenty years
General Mcclellan is about to tax" uT
hi, residence permanently at Hobroken
Ito Y. P. railroad is Llockaled By
snow 10 thu mountains
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
Tmx Fairmont IIes. Iirginian has Ii

Tnx Fairmont YES. Iirginian has the
following:
Practical elevation Of the colorct
race-ihe execution Of niger p
Now il we had said any such thing j,
might be laid 10 our rebellious prochv,,
'ics against 1.-The best government the
world ever saw, but coming FROM a troll,
ioil organ, edited by man usn,ed Rock
-Sh,cl, means yonng crow, and white
crows are scarcc--we presume it is cor.
rect BY the WAY. it isbSe iu-,anc,
alrrc the liook-Ul Crow--las from rurr
accident told the truth. As the para.
graph was ''leadei," thereby d,noiinl
originality, We don't want the Rook--n
CrOw--tO 60 back ou bis own PrOdue.
tons.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
HAS JUST RECEIVER

Bbls Of Carbon 0il-prise reduced ,s5ast
1 barrel, of Linsrei U.l, very hnr,
] Bb.. ui spirIl, vi iurpenrIne,
,Dbt Of Sperm vil-ine quniiy.
Lbj. Of Lard oIl-rvry superior,
! Bb. oi good topnl tarusn,
Hbl. Of hosih--, Icv'lcni,
: BLi. OF Alcohol -aroterirrd,
Lbl. Vi Lamp Black,
ca>k Vi Alum,
| " Vi EPSON Salts,
- boxes VI Ninlow.GlSs-a all sises,
10 kegs OF White Lead-Levis. Fahu-stock,'
Particular attention is directed tony own
Brand Of Lead, .Cnalianls SNOW. FAKE"
every key of which is warranted TO give
suisiac.!on or money refunded.
The above goods will be s.,d ut the lowest
prices. iuli stock always on hand for sale
by +. NJ. CllALfASf.
and 4 W. DENT.
Successor Of Cam ioA i Eals:on.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
BOOKS FOR TIE YOUNG

The lrgest variety ever brouEh, 10 ibi,
market suitable for Holidays and Sabbath
schools. Also, Reward Cards, Biblss. Tests.
meas. Prayer aud lynn BChks al the old !.
stand Of y N CHALfANT
and A. NJ. DENT.
n23 Successor 10 Camden l. RaIs,os.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
WINDOW GLASS, I.sMrs LAyTErys-

Any size You want. a Spi-adid stock OF
Lamp. an Lanterns. 0fI.rmps va s,r. the
kich, Bohemian, Carved, Glass. B,onzra Bn,s
III s'airary, with pendants and Glub,s. giving
when Lighted up, n soft. whie or Calcium
iigh'; hen again, those delicate yet ,urnbie
fl"'n Glass Lamps ia variety. slviuga ,ixh.
nosi soft and radiant; and yet again, those
iudr'r"ctibIe Brass Lamps. giving good lisL.
WIN no ehinlncys Is break As they REQUIRE
nohe-fallins harrns them not-cannot b.
or1S'n-" Lump Tor all purposes.
Lantern'-H good assortment. Cube, and
'hltH'e'' +. NJ. rlIiLFAST.
'na ~ VI. DENT.
srces,or to Camiru & itslstvn.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
LOOK HERE

Tn thr l,day Of January: 1869, AZ r. r>orrs
indebted tome. ss' Teq"sse,i tn eail anu az.
lie, IS need my mos. badly i"u will find
yonr accounts III abe OFT. uuvds mr.. now so
low, II Is impVss.bIs Tor Inc /" credit any sitter
the ist OF January, lcO9. So don't ask me.
PERSONS having b.lls against NE wi, At once
for settlement,
n. b. h'm.mLer. No Eook account
ma'e hereaJter, ruth unyo"ei
+. VI. CuALFANT.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
SCHOOL BOOKS

SCHOOL BOOKS
STATIONERY.
BLANk IL .Wk.NO-
RiNDEH ROCKS.
HAiHiES fUR 1860. rue
BkRN. RVS. PIN HOLDEES,
20 Do:. .,r".DcyS omd Elementary AmA-
srs Ut L"h'mort prices psydo:. Ne
Gaf,l's Gth. 18th. ih. Sd. "a,
amtla 'eatI,v. a tN stuck
alr"ys on hand. 4
JM s'ock y State
Sch~l BOok,,
% Rms. of Cap and Note P.per, for sis.
wholesale ami retail BY I. NJ. CnALFANT.
and \. NJ. DENT.
Successor to Camden 4 Ral,,up.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
WONDER OF THE WORLD

should be III every family. II i, an iudc,psu
sable article 10 eradicate Pains aud AcLss IL
very description. Pricr25 cents per bu,tls.
For by single bottle. dorru orr t.s,, by
\. NJ. CAALEANT,
and a. N DEAT;
SuseessOr.to Camden 4 ltal,ion.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
COMMISSIONERS NUiIlE.

C'h-hi't io.NEsht .>ollNE.
Exchange Bank
IF Virginia..
70.
4 n Juckun,
deaste. end 9TH
srs.
The parties in The above nsn:sd Gus. Nil
take notice That have fxcdupcn he 10Th aay
Of January, 1869, u; my uilice in the town Of
Weston, Lewis County, IVES, virginis, to exc
cute the order Of reference made by couscn; Of
parties IN this cause III vacation by which or
der ] am required 10 c0nye the crrdi,urs
of said 4. II. Jackson deceased, 10 appear lie.
fore ne and prove THEIR debts. upon paln Of
being denied the benefit Of any deere. 10 l.,
rendered in said cause. will also. Il, the tim.
aud place Aforesaid, proceed to settle lac adj
mlnis'rati'c accounts Of George ". JarkscG,
administrator with the will annexed of A II
Jackson. deceased. and report the debts 81.
proved. together with anv liens binding ih,,
real estate OF said A. II Jackson DECEASED
with their prioritiCs. | will also report slcl,
Special matters as ! may deem pertinent OF
which may be specially required nv nry or
liirpariirs. BY said decree this notice. 10 lie
published in The Der.orrat'' for four surces-
SI'e weeks Is declared shall. Ia equivalent 10
personal service thereof ON The par,cs ar an,
OF them. WV. l.. HUNTINGTON,
Commissioner III Chaucery,
dec Hit G. C.. l.. c.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
ERRORS OF YOUTH.


A gentleman who suffered for years froai
Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. ant all
The effects u youthful inds.cre,ion will, FOR
ihes.te Of humnhIy send free 10 all VIII"
need lii. tie recipe and directions fer making
INC simple remedy by which lie was cured
Sufferers wishing TO profit by tho advertiser
sIpcrienc. can DESC by addressing in prrfcc,
confidence. JOHN b. OGDEN.
n2i-iy oh aae i2tedar 81, y Y.
4 SSIGNEE S NOTICE
N In the Distric, Court OF the United States
of the Dis,ric, Of West Virginia.
In he makter Of
Joshua Z. Queens, In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
To whom il may concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of hi, appointments, AS as
signee Of tn. estate oi Joshua =. Owens, uiGi-
Irer county and Stale 0: West Virginia, within.
said District, who has been adjhdgrd s bankru,..
upon his own ph;;,ion b, The District Court Vi
said District.
Dated at CEark>lurg the ID day Of
December, A d. 1865.
ISAAC RAMEY.
dec ll-3t Assignee.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
A MISERABLE LIFE.

L. that Of the d,spep'ie. Why suffer wh,p
Rohacki Blood Purifier and Blood Pin, wifi
surely cure YOU? They can be obtained rom
any druggist.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

JEwELRY, WATCHES, & CLOCKS
magnifcsn, Stock on hands. a, cur Uni.
rersa' Low Prices. Call and c7aRih. for
yourselves. F. VI. cHALF;yr.
and A. N DENT.
successor to Camden / Raiston.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
II II. Gil tLfAST,
--pSALx3 IN

DRUGS. PAINTS. OILS, pYr sTuFfs
WINDOW GLASS. IufTY, .fNlLlY.
FANCY GOODS. iUBACC0 AND
FINE CIGARS, &C., &c.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28

MAIN STREET, WESTON, v. r..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-28
Unjust SALE.

IN. ClIALFANT,
sol. Agent for lcris county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-08
notice IA BANKRUPTCY.

Notice IA Bankruptcy.
r. \ 4 q 4 q &. ..i ,..ss.
sesssy, "a si6fss Is.6E - 40 been ai,uir.l
BANKRUPT on his petition. Thst tbs psy mint d
sueh bankrupt, % Mn 81 III 81 s and the tr.nsfr Il
Any sropvrty ~ him ia forbidden BY ias. That meet
stre y ~ q - - e aesSps 81 -
VII b. held as tas oeur. AnSruptcy u b holden q
the ohe-e ~ asgsse ~ Raska40sDO the city q
K.cl uk lows before IohH bsscs Register. the fSih
- " sssfs.usA. p ise,s e se,s.hgg sf1
jana dsv Fat u - leleegt 10y.
Nollce. In Bapkrnptcy.'
In IN f.tf,ct c6ars cffhs itsd States Sos ~ M
n l. E .assss Il x.ssa e. !. , ..s .
on trc 4th dry Of fssrany, 4. D. 1853 - = \ bs
trirt 81 tvEA.s
~ s0fEss - As~ kAsts< 49, . 1tios Aas t6en, -
III, on tbs 4th DAP Of February, 4. lsde eis1i1
-tfict EnWf ~ tlnuels4 eWupsoEq4, nfno4 \
AID dissSiet, whp has 6en hefso4sse - Heca1fsd
~ ssder tss ART u coAe as9iho ~ - =
sstsbii. nj. o .yatsm Of bankrupt thruaxh aat ~
a.: Tcst tasTmf rom AZ hs tts sns nrhss cisne
prasaLls md & rs,d sei. ed that the lAh do 4
Gash a ls1k ayEle = - = = = oteHa1s -
eossss. ios4 n I'd az. IL, : sh- time - $3.50
s.a RI u s.sa asp ne "a sss u
thu e..s wsy sb~vr !. q afA..a sss.algl asea 3
Esn rds ssd The aerond I'D tsisd msefMx 0 FA2a
s.sii " hsd before John Bsacs. kfsl&eN - kkFnFpl
ey. 1, Ills On o. reop, No Estes Hoass, n The city
Esonk. IL county, Iowa upon tbs 1910 my. sssnt
hear and place. thai sAsss ny b shown aGainst ~
axkn = Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-08

A fall stock Of HAIR. uUEE, TOW. TWINS,
vHAls. ei.OTHs, DAAAfKs sid GDsrai UPRot-
SxkKY ,G11Ds.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-29

t. TIE VorEEs ~ ST. Mar F, If
sny radical should ask YOU on ucs1ay
next to vote for Grant and tolfax, asa
him 10 tell you-!eow much benefit YOU Or
the county vi derive from such a course
Make hin tel "a why y i 'aa' IN -'''''''
Of peace, the party ne o-k- yen - sup
port Keep, a stanllng army t"a' costs
the taxpayers Of the country one hunaFed
and NJ nIli'ohs q iotl"fs yr''
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-29

Nor THE Pra>os We learn from the
Sheriff, who has Just retained from Bal
timore that it is George and not Raber;
F Jarboe who is coufnei m the Jail O
that city on charge = horse stealing :
Kober1 F ia, rot vet beeu arrcste,--
George, the Sheriff stated, sureccdel last
week in escaping from the Baltimore Jai!
but was sub>e4 emily ro-ca7tured and i,
now in fair way u meet MS deserts The
evidence against hun is said TO be Of the
most positive character.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-29

Ivrotr.>r ArcTloS SAtE.-The at
tsntion of cur -caders is called to the auc-
ton sale, advertised in another column,
Of The extensive and varied stock Of hard
ware and agricultural implements Of !
= IN. n .-.- -. ~. ~--a..a--s
and store, opposite Central Market, on
Seventh Street, between Pennsylvania
avenue and the canal, Washington. j.
G.. commencing on Thursday. the 9th Of
November next and continuing from day
to day until all the stock is disposed Of
The stock in question is, probably, the
most varied aud extensive ever offered at
auction within the reach of our planters
and citizens, and as it is to be sold with
sui reserve, those who arc in wait Of any
thing in the hardware and agricultural
line would do WELT attend the sale at
the time indicated.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-29

TekDAT Ntxr-Tuesjay next will b.
a day, big with the fate OF Cato aud Of
Rome" Or that day will be decided the
presidential contest. The few hours that
viii prccede this important event, ~ view
Of the gravity Of issues to be del
should be socially set apart, We think.
BY the voter to the consideration OF the
duties tina. deyolvc upon him rs free Ct
izcn. Voters Of ST. Nary'r county, are
YOU in favor Of negro suBrage Grant ~
He stands upon platform which pledges
the continuance Of this al omination IN
eleven States of the Union and this, too,
Nv the unconstitutional interference OF the
Federal Government Are you IN favor
Of one rule Of suffrage for twenty-six
Ststcs and another for the remaining clev-
en- Grant is. He i publicly pledged
to this unequal aud nequltablo doctrine.
Are you in favor u gro legislatures,
negro governors, and negro balance q
towcrz If 50, vote for Grant The
platform which he has acc ped sust4in-
Tho Reconstruction acts by which the>e
,s,,g. have been forced u,on all uuwil-
Ing reopl,
Are YOU in favor ii large standing
army and navy. maintained at the cx-
pen.. # one hundred and fifty millions
,..r ann,,my If vote for Grant. He
-tands uron : ptatfrm which proposes
to q v,u tie Southern people ~ thr
miltary d,spgtism # thy REORGANIZATION
acts
Are YOU III favor If the continuance Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-29
WHATIv xo- DoNE.-Thc Rtpub'.-

WHAT IT HAS nor DoNE-Thc Republ.-
can party mas brought no peace, 10 repose.
no prosperity to the country. l. never
can, because it lives aud moves, AMI has
its being outside of the Constitution. 1t
governs according to no fixed law, but
only by the passions Of caucus, and as the
winds are not more variable than these,
the country is not to expect any Perm'n-
cut prosperity while the Government Is
administered by such 4 standard
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1868-10-29
Married.

Ia Baltimore on the 10th inst BY the
Rev Or. Bullock, GEORGE c. HEN
MING, of Washington d c., to Mrs
SUE A. PARKER, Of Aclomac {. H.,
Va.
At the residence Of the Bride, in Chap
tico District, on the 18th INST, by the
Rev Mr.. Wyatt, GEO Il. GARNER
10 Miss MARY THOMAS.
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