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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

The President OF that National
Bank at Athens, e. Il. MOORE, whom the
Radicals nominated for Congress on the
22d day os July, boasts that be has $10.-
00a to buy Monroe County votes with.
Whatsay yos, Democrats? can MooRE's
blood-st aimed gold buy your Mol We
intend to vote for FoLLETT, is thundered
from every hill top.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
Platform of the Radicals OF the
10th COMPASSIONATE District.

ASsAA @OAA9 C1cAOAA 80 - ASS1AAbs
In the 4th resolution Of the. platform
|of the Radicals Of this District they say:
The time is too short which has clap
sed since Wade Hampton, Forrest, Beau
regard, Preston, Gordon, Bates, and other
rebel delegates in the Tammany Conyen-
tion, were engaged in numbering our
Union soldiers. then prisoners Of war,
and starving them in rebel prisons, to
make it proper for them to 80 soon as
sumo the Office Of political managers and
platform makers.
JOSEPH Brown, of Georgia, was the
builder and owner Of the Andersonyille
prison pen; and now he is a big gun in the
Radical party. He was Delegate to
the Convention al Chicago which nomin-
ated the BUTCHER. Was the time s:too
short" for him2 Was it proper for him
to act as platform maker2
1t is we'll known that our men died in
Southern prisons. Whose fault was it2
Stick a pm here.
In August, 1864, Gen. Butler tele-
Igraphed Gen. Grant that Gen. Ould, the
rebel Commissioners Of Exchange, au-
thorized him to state that they had not
sufficient food to prevent our prisoners
from suffering, and offered to exchange
twenty thousand, man for man:
Gen. Grant replied:
at is hard on our men in Southern
prisons not to exchange them, but it is
humiliating to those left in ranks to fight
our battles, as every man released on pa
role or otherwise becomes an active SOL
dier against us at once directly or indi-
rectly. IF WE COMMENCE A sSYS.
TEN OF EXCHANGE WHICH WILL
L1BERATE ALL PRISONERS Ia
KEN WE WILL HAVE TO FIGHT
ON UNTIL THE SOUTH rs EXTER-
MINATED. IF WE HOLD THOSE
CAUGHT THEY AMOUNT TO MORE
THAN DEAD MEN AT THIS PAR
TICULAR TIME"
Gen. GRANT, your candidate for the
Presidency, is the man who is response
bic for the Northern homes made desc.
late by the starvation Of fathers, sons
and brothers in Southern prison pens.-
Their eyeless sockets and bleaching skel.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18


+ We desire the editor of the Hsneager
TO answer the following plain quss-
|tions:
Is not 3. II. Moons PresideDt-o Of the
First Nstional Bank Of kthensf
Has not 3. q. MooRE large amount
of his capital invested in U. s. Bonds2
Is not E. 81. MOORE in favor Of paying
all y. 8, Bonds, principal and interest,
in gold2
Was not e. 81. MooRE member of
the Know Nothing organisation during
1866? Fs5
Is not E. b. MOORE in favor Of the
Ramp Congress act, which exempts bic
Bonds from taxation2
Is not q. II. MooBE in favor of 6her-
mans funding bill which imposes IS los,
0O0, 600 additional gold debt upon the pso-
ple2 RecoIlect he stands upon che St5fe
and National Platforms. s
Is not E. II. MooRE in fayos of 3he
outrage inaugurated By Congress, vkick
grants the Negro Legislatures Of the
South the privilege Of elsoting Psesidsn-
tial Eleetors2 Recollsct he stands on
platforms which indorse the whole in-
sane policy Of Congress.
Is not e. Il. MooRE in favor Of taxing
the poor to make the poor poorer and the
rich richer?
Is not B. B. MooRT IL favor Of the
reconstruction laws of Congress which
enfranchises 100000 Negroes and dis
franchises 250, 900 white menf
The x-payers Of this District are
fully posted on the above. They know
that MooRE favors al Of the above which
is in direct opposition 70 their Interests,
but still, they havea curiosity y know
hoxthe Messenger, MooREs organ, viii
squirm and priggls over them. An e.
swer, Mr.. Messenger.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

sT moore, the Radical candidate for
Congressin this district ,asa Bondholder
helps totrob the:psople Of $lbO, ,ooo, 600
gold interest every year. :,
FoLLETT, the Democratic candidate for
Congress, says these Bonds shall be paid
principal and interest in greenbacks.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
Prophecy TulHIled.

ssIf the internal fanatics and abolition
lists ever get power 10 their hands they
viii override the Constitution, set the
Supreme Court at defiance, change and
make laws to suit themselves, lay violent
hands on those who differ with them in
their opinions or dare to question their
infalIibility. and finally bankrupt the
country and delugeitwith blood. Dan
ieI Webster, March Z, 1850.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

During the month Of July the War
Department, under Radical rule, cost the
taxpayers s7,026, 600.
What for2 Why, to pay the army in
ten Southern States to Cypress white men.
"Let US have peace" sa
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

~ Every vote deposited for the Rad
ical candidates is a vote to add $780,.
Oe0,000 additional taxation upon the
taxpayers Of this country, and to a:d the
conspirators now destroying the Govern
ment.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

~ The gold interest paid to the Bond
holders, who are exempt from taxation,
during July amounted to s31, ,509, ,000l
Taxpayers, you toiled and sweat to
pay that gold. Don't you think the time
has come for you to demand your rights?
Answer at the ballot-box by voting the
white tax payers ticket.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
states for Grant.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. Tin the
Senate bill was passed by IA to 13, ta.
king away from the people the right to
vote for Presidential electors, and giving
it to the Legislature. It was sent to the
House Immediately, where it was made
the special order for 10 o'clock to-mor-
row. The bill win undoubtedly pass.
Dispatches were received from the re-
Gently elected Senators to-day, advising
this course. This secures the vote Of
Alabama 70: Grant.
Free, untrammeled by bayonets, White
men Of America, what do you think Of
the idiotio policy of Congressf Where
are your boasted liberties? They are un.
der the heel Of Congress, which rules
you by bayonets.
Is it not time to hurl these unconstitu-
tional tyrants from power2 Answer at
the ballot-box BY voting the entire Dem
ocratic ticket.
STILL ANOTHER.
aThe Legislature Of Florida, acting
under Radical dictation. has Withdrawn
from the people the right to choose Pres
idential electors and arrogated tito them
selves.
White men, you are the slaves Of Jac-
obinisml Arise, and cast off your ohainsI
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

s~The Committee on Eleotions, du-
ring the, last session Of Congreas, cost
the working people Of this country q, s
500.
All tor Radicalism. How DO you:lite'
1t, tax-payers2 s.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

s@The Navy Department cost the
taxpayers Of this country, during July
s2,641, 900. Whatfor2 Nobody but the
thieves in power can answer that. aLet
us have peace
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

"a. What will PLANTS do this winter
nov that THAD. STEVENS is dead? THAD.
run ToBr, but We suppose he can per-
suade some other Rumpiat to take the
;oh
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

sTHE UNION AS 1T WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS IT 49,
81 hold that THIS G Government was made
On the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN
snd their PoSTERITY forever. SEE
pkes a. Douglas.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

sa- Congress has Committee on
Southern Railroads, which cost he tax
payers this year 81, ,636.
The Carpet baggers need the Southern
railroads kept in good order to enabie
them to escape an outraged people.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
n Raddies, we again ask,what do yol

"a. Raddies, we again ask, what DO you
think of the Democratic majority in Ken.
tucky? It's only about 10000 now. A
gain over last year Of $4,000 votes.
That's 'gloomy" for UsEIzss sIMpsoN
GRANT, ain'tit2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
nrThe Radical Committee on Jui

B%The Radical Committee on judi
Foiary, during the last session of Congress,
cost the taxpayers of this country s21,-
876. All this for the benefit Of the Rad
ioal party. Vote the Democratic ticket
and put an end to this wholesale robbery.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

s~ Two thousand Radical German
voters living in Philadelphia, have de-
serted the rotten party and formed a
SEYMoUR and BLAIR Club. How are
you, Rebel Radicals2
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
The Debt Rearing Currency Inter
est.

The public debt statement from July l
to August ! shows that ss4, ,604, 800 bears
currency interest as follows:
Three4ysar CON. interest notes. .$21, ,6o4, $50
Certificates at per cent, ,....... 10000, 600
Navy Pension Fund at per cent. $4,000 900
Total alI.................. .$s4, ,6o4 800
Now compare the debt bearing gold in
terest so, ,0s8, 81, ,soO,with the debt bear
ing currency interest s84, ,6O4, 800 and you
will find the sum Of 80, ,0O3, ,766, ,9f0 of the
gold interest bearing debt in the pockets
Of the bondholders.
Why this enormous difference between
the debt bearing gold and currency inter-
est? Because the Bondholders will not
invest in bonds payable in legal.tender
interest. Theylprefer to draw gold from
the hearts Of their fellow men.
Taxpayers, are you not about tired Of
this wholesale robbery
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
s~The public debt increased 81 81

6s3, ,s3 during the month Of July.
Tax.payers, you are being robbed q
millions Of dollars every day by the
thieves and robbers in power. Rout them
at the ballot box, BY voting the Demo-.
cratic ticket. S
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
N A TION Al ANK.
II q EMS, OHIO
Successors to the
ATHENS BRANCH
--of the
State Bank Of Ohio.
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
COIN AND
snvnrTA A. Nyfy "a
EAVI1 ANU u,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.


BOUGHT AND SOLD.
&. Taxpayers, the President Of that Ma
tional Robbery asks you to send him to
Congress, whereshe can vote to'put more
gold in Els and his brother Bondholders
pockets. II
We have faith that you dent want
Banker and Bondholder to represent you
in the Congress Of the United States.
Mr.. FoLLErT, ths-D Democratic candidate
for Congress,is ,is neither Banker or Bond
holder. Vote for him to represent youin
Congress, and you suia be represented and
not the exempted Bondholders.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

- The Democracy Of the Second
Congressional District will support Gen.
Csry,the Workingmens candidate. That's
sound.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
reA- The Radical Committee on Priso.

rA-T The Radical Committee on Prlso-
ners of War, during the session Of Con-
gress just closed cost the tax payers, s6,-
214.
This to benefit the pockets Of the Rad
ricals in Congress. Vote the Democratic
ticket, and stop this thieying.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

e@T The public debt statement for July
makes the total debt 81, ,633, $685., ,756?
What do you think of that tax payers?
Of that you pay gold interest to the
Bondholders on s2,Oss, 81, 800.
Don't you think it time to drive the
Congressional robbers from power by
voting the Democratic ticket?
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
The Radical Congress and the Ma
Wy Department.

Congress robs the people to I'll the
pockets Of its thieves and robbers in pow
|er. Read this:
Payments at the Treasury on account
of the Navy Department:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
Ss.Facts 10 juno so 1885 .

aAn official statement Of Commissioner
Wells disposes Of several aagrant mis-.
representations concerning financial mat.
ters which Democratic orators and iourn-
ais are using for campaign purposes
The surplus Of receipts over expenditures
during the last fiscal year appears to have
exceeded s34, ,0O0, 600. A large diminu.
ton has been made in taxation, yet the
national debt has been reduced in all
$3.50, ,000, 600. The expenses of the
Freedmen's Bureau and reconstruction
have been greatly exaggerated, and
amount to only $5,617, ,O00." Marietta
Register.
General Howard, the Commissioner of
the Bureau, who is directly interested in
depreciating the outlay, and who has done
his ;,best to prevent any such thorough
investigation as would develop the whole
truth, made an official estimate for the
fiscal year from January 1, 1866, to Jan.
uary /, 1867, which gives the only data
from that source Of the expenditures -
Here is what he says: l1
"It is estimated that the amount re.
quired for the expenditures of the Bu-
reau for the fiscal year commencing JAN
uary, 1866, win be, 81, 1,746,O ,O5O. This
sum is requisite for the following purpo-
ses:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
rhe National bank President.

AM0 NatlOiidi baHk A-fesiu0uls
In the Athens Messenger Of July 80, we
End the following advertisement, which
we copy, free Of charge, in order that our
readers may have proof, which cannot be
denied, that E. b. MOORE, Radical candi.
date for Congress, isa Banker and Bond
holder:
E. h. MOORE, TIL. SHELDON,
President Cashier.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
ss4,527,ssO 2s

s@In what manner does the Marietta
Register propose to force the Democracy
Of Monroe County torecognize its Niger
rs a Aass By GRANTS bsyone.sf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

~ We will furnish the proceedings
Of the Monroe County Medical Associa-
ton in our next issue.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
Woodsfleld, Aug. Is, 1868,

"a union Of hearts, union of hands,
A union that none may sever;
A union Of lakes, union Of lands,
The AMERIcAN UNION FOREVER" !"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

n-We assert that E. H. MOORE, Rad.
ical candidate for Congress, was . member
of theKNOW NOTHING PARTY.
Will the editor of the Athens Nessen.
qsr deny the truth Of this? ag
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
Radical Management Of the. .Inte-
riOr department.

The people in this campaign demand to
know where all their money has gone to.
We are determined to inform them, and
if they will read carefully they will find
that it has gone to enrich the thieving
Radicals in power. Z -
Payments at the Treasury on account
of the Interior Department, pensions and
Indian expenses:
1867. HA
January to March 81, $7,7l4,o46 60
April Ito June 80, 4,590,4S6 81
July to September 80, 10,484,476 Ii
October to December 81, 881, ,1s2 AZ
1858.
January to March 81, IO,s576ss 20
$34,527,ss0 26
How does that suit your pockets, tax
payers2 Is that not paying dearly for
"loyalty2"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

1857.
January. to March 81, S6,85o.l6l IS
April l to june 80, 7.7s0,07s o5
July to September 80, 5,o79,004 90
October to Decmbsr 81, 1871, ,4l4 26
January i to March 81, 5.ss2s14 SO
Total, sss,24s,173 as
One more item, Taxpayers, that you
pay to keep upr military despotism.
Does itpay? Vote Radicalism downl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
Cost Of the War Department I'm.
der Radical NIisrule.

der Radical Misrule.
The following tabular statement Of the
cost Of the War Department for dfteer
months Of 'peace" shows conclusively the
reckless manner in which the Congress.
sional Despots are wasting the peoples
money:
Payments at the Treasury on account
of the service Of the War Department
frnnn Innnaru 1897 Ia Marnh 81 1889.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
The Gold Bearing Debt.

The public debt statement from July
/ to August / exhibits that the following
enormous sum bears gold interest:
Five per cent. bonds. $22l, ,5S8, 400
Six per cent. bonds, 18s1....... 83,673,300
Six per cent, 6-2e bonds. ......1,5S3,l ,l10, 100
Total. So, ,08S, 81 500
For whose benefit are these S2,OS8, ,371-
300 Of gold bearing bonds?
The taxpayers? Mol
The Bondholders hold them with an
iron grasp and wiring their gold interest
from the very hearts of the laboring tax
payers: the farmers and mechanics.
Democratic, Conservative Plowholders
vote to pay these bonds in greenbacks and
tax them as other property is taxed. Vote
for FoLLETT, the Democratic candidate
for Congress.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

hlncoln's maJollty .t9, ,6S6
twill be seen from the above fguress
that the Democratic vote increased from
1864 to 1867, 35, ,054, while the Radical
voto fell Of q, ,549. 49,. 49,.
Democrats, our party is gaining svery
day. The Radicals stare at eAhove 6g-
ures and feel that they are dceus 81 a.
outraged people. Ohio viii sss( >|Ic
toral vote for SErMouR and BLAl IS
cry man to his poatI
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
sl60.858.O00

What do you think of that item, tax
payers? Radicalism is costly, amt it?
Vote it down at the ballot-box.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
$1l.G46.950.

Total $1l,T46,e5o.
This estimate is below the mark in
many respects. For example, the sala-
ries are stated at $3.50, 800, while the ao.
tual amount paid for single year was
$S15,731 "a, exclusive of the pay for
school teachers, hospital attendants, and
army officers. Thus We have General
Howard estimating the cost Of the bu-
reaufor one gear ct 81, ,746,O5O, while
Mr.. Wells has the assurance to sag that
the expenses since its organization were
only s5,6l500ol As these Radical doc
tors disagree, the responsibility Of false
statement rests between them, but unfor-
tunately the people have to pay for the
short comings Of both.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18
National Democratic Ticket.

rREslDzs1rAL EIRoroRs, STATE AT LARsE,
Hon. RUFUSP. RANNEY, Cuyahoga.
HoN. HUGH j. JEWETT, Muskingum.
18th Dist.-IsAAc STANLEY, of Athens.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-08-18

Total. al..........,........ So, ,08S, 81 1 500
For whose benefit are these S2.O88. .371-
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
dbt Gurf.
THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
III
fint Arts.
ITHE BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS of ART

V,HE BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS of ART CO.
eeted bv r. AVERY AZ the Paris Exposition and over 30
TER CoLoRED DRAWINGS by hundred and reIe ss, :.
Belsn and schools including the names Of "
Dore Neruet Troyon. Cauee HANOI Cahane Co'nAA
Achenhach Marobn, David Fehel Touray Niteri Se &c
Also Drawings hy o. Dafey A. Ani sro'fb
other various objects Plaster NOd reduced B! scale a1d cow
iner a portion 1.-THE Ahambra. -
Broule taken from the face Of Napoleon L. 'er d'i
his surgeon, Dr. Anommsrchi ,,,x.
And articles Of in ihe Of SILVER pLAsS thA
BRONZE, TERRA GOTTA. &c. &c. :,
All 20 be sold AT AUCTION. the Evenings Of hSDAI p
WEDNESDAY April q and 22. be- ROBERT SoMMERVlLLbla
topeer at bis Gallery, No. % H0h-ayr.
Open day and evening uatl time Of sale
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
Corporation :1otitts.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Puhlic NOtice y

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public Notice
" hereby given the occupant oeeupi -
Houses aud Lots Improved Iunnproved Lands affected ,
that the owug Assessments have been completed an Ae ~
the Office of the Boan of Assessors for examination By all f
ested, vL 80.
First: For building sever Por anhst heNeen ffhh d L'
sveS with branches In Ffh Madison and Fourthsv-s
Second For paving with blocks Westt, from Cbia
Wsitssis. ~.
aud Lots Of Ground Lots pieces and parcels u lad
First: Both sides Forty hnh-st fTOm rOat - iee east "
ton.avr to Fnhsye also tie east Of inhaye from fo
st. TO Fortystthst also 9th sides Of Madison Fonh an
ayes orH Forty sil,hst also the north le ~ -
fourh-st and the south se ~ RON Msdson ~ IA
Second Both sides Of Wes. FROM thamhers 70 avs -.
the e1tent Of half the block on interfering ao
of fCaroiue-st. from jay ~. 10 Daaue-st i ,.,..
All persons whose interests Affected bg ne sp"'e
opposed the sane either q sea ~ or
10 present. their obctOns Ia writing JACOB +
man Of the Board AssesSors their Ohee No. 80 Il.
New Court House, within thirty DAYS hoe 70, 81 sS
uotce-Ohce Bosrl Of ssors New Court House ApnlH ~
JACOB " OAKLEl) -.
JOHN D. OrfIwBLL Board ei 4sse''S
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
j@ {ShS SI ,: to;r,TG,IIi%SELi, Board Of A'''"'T'
UROTON AOTEDUCT TDEpARTMENT.5,I,

A 'hO ION ANU EpON DEl IN .f.t
~ CONTRA CrORS-SepArate sealed proposals eAeh DAs ~
the title the supplies which relates Tue ns n Sa
and the date of win he received st this oue
Of April 25 1903 for the construction of stone
follows vg; In n S6ih and ptss ts,tr,i
from 5,th 20 6cthst 3avehue from ia 70 t'fe i
from Madison 5thNenuei 4tstreel from ~ 20 ~ L.uas
from lsi Avenue 10th street rom
AL street iom 9th TO 0hyenue 5ithsireet nom ~ ,,Ssnesf
5Ihstfeet FROM ltave 10 Fast Rivers also bfs paft
In 7th from l4h TO 5st street ercePng ~ G de
ment laid aud also the space within oa p,,snsus
ing and relayug Ia streets for su'h s
have been ordered also M The construction 81 ss :, q, ave, 81
II: In avenae from l25t st. 10 and through hues
in l2hst between ~ and thsVes spec E ~ s Spc l3
59h aud bsstr-et with brsnrhes 9th sno a ,ysurs
Madison ave between ssh Tothsis. Spec ~ 10 -, ~
55th and S7th streets aud In 3b aod sass. spe
lh Spec 5s IN Sh-ayeuue between "' aS Sr,
10th; In s5thstTee etweeH and ,tsses wcS
Broadway between Psrkpacs Ari Warra'ree . ssd
and Leonsrsis Spec 10; In fofsthst between lse.asB
Columbia between stanton aud Hous"as,s
tween 9th aud ItlS sprc ~: 5ohseet between b,,,sa
East River Spec 2O Ia Gsh street o hnl'e9 ls. sih -
to 65hs 10 Broadway 10 62dst aaYe, WV -, a.
and 10th avenues and IN 6h 6st sd tJj nd M rr2 s@
1thave. between ll0h aud l5hsteeisi anu aS' w - ~
iron manhple hsmesani covers t., ,s fss,S
Plans for the above Worssmay he seen snd sleN+'N
the bids obtained on application a. tas ohfe'
Newlork April ~, 1903 ,,,,a, srpptFss Cries
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

EO Mr6. JOHN MCGEE, formerly o' LeIShlin
a Bhdyr, a "a 0arloN Cpuatl Ca.lrr lr'lnit
Dsa r,sstee of tr hn,1b s Jass isyd. ~ l danet
Ter late Iooei Of old t lnniy
ul Of H. ruoata lsy-ors ~ dan cesbh she sept the
sc, d of d-atl on the iffl oi iif,n. lW.
t1ttum.It Ilopse. Tfai' a. Wet lf''A
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
60 &lbom it NM GOntrm.

VI 0FFII7''' ~ ''''5 S7'F7F'''
4 RESPONSIBLE MAN going West would,
n coascra' business that be n'ru'cd to
hm. Ailtss box fl 70 West drnl,a. Cons.
nRAiNAGE, LAND5CApE, and CIVIL
ENGINHEKlNC.
omCLrtlsG CALI. 10 10 Tslst, ''ew York.
I ANDSCAPE GARDENING.--C.F +. .El1IARD,
Point long biiI y y hcTG competent VI engineer
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Reno THE Diseases &C. among ibe prisoners Anoerson'e uA
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uIsroRy oP TIKI UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION,
bns tb general report m wok during the War Of the Rebellion
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