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The Radicals and the Tax Lew
of 1867.

The Monroe County Radicals are tell
ing the people that the tax levy in Mon
roe County for the year 1867 was $780,
000 That is all right, but why stop
there? Why don't they go to the Au-
ditor's Office and ascertain for what pur-
pose it was levied and where it went too ?
That would not suit their purpose
They aim to deceive the people by a
statement in general terms. S!it-ti =
The tax levied in 1867 by the town
ship authorities was Township tax S23,-
1886; School tax S27,522. Total, $50.
S5S. Erery cent Of that money ,cos paid
to the To~nship authorities.
The tax levied for State purposes was
S20,l32. Erery cent Of hot money ,cos
paid into the Radical State Treasury al
Columbus.
The tax levied by the County Com
missioners for all county purposes was,
county expenses $S,G2S; bridge S5,752;
poor S4,O26 road s17,256. Total s35,,
CO..
These same Radicals forget to tel
the people that the law authorizing the
Commissioners to levy three mills fol
road purposes, aaS passed By a Radica
Legislature in 1865. The law will ex
tpire in 1869.
/ In addition, there was in the abov,
4 S6,545 of delinquencies, unpaid take:
of former years.
4 The above is from the Auditors books
Wen bet penny the Radicals will con
tinue retailing their falsehoods Watcl
them, and point out these facts to them
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ADAMS TOWNSHIP.

County have called meetings for the fol
lowing times and places: a3aese[
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
Fairfax School House, Sept. 2l; j. y
Amos, Jere. Williams, W.. S. Wiley.
| Cameron, Oct. 6; j. P. Spriggs, VIM
Milligan, r. X. Walton.
/ BENTON TowNsuIp-B Brownsville, Oct
8; Morris, Car-others, Grimshaw.
BETHEL TOWNSHIP. j.
I Lindamood's School House, Sept. %
| Geo. Way, Amos, NJ. Hofler. 81
Lebanon, Oct. Q; Morris, s,J ames Watson.
Geo. Lamping.
CENTER TOWNSHIP -Neuhart's School
House, Sept. l6; Carrothers, Amos, Pear.
| son .- 'i.t. ..r -s
+ Twinums School House, Sept. 2S
Amos, j. N. Mitchell, Geo. Lamping.
FRANKLIN TP--Forshey's Schoo
House, Sept. %; Amos, Milligan, Geo
Way. -
Stafford, Oct. 10; Morris, Carrothers
S. A. Graham. .s .l-
GREEN TOWNSHIP Ridgeville, Sept
II; Headley, Amos, r. X Waiton.Sept.
Burnt School House Sept. 90; Sinclair
Atkinson, Carrothers.
New Castle, Oct. /; Spriggs, Morris
Grimshaw.
JACKSON TowNsHIP-Cochransville
Sept. 25; Morris. Carrothers, DR.. Wilson
Barnes Run School House, Sept. 26;
Carrothers, Wilson, Norris.
Shocks School House. Sept. 10, at 2
o'clock p. M; Amos, Mitchell, Lamping.
MALAGA Malaga, Sept. 80
Jere. Williams, Amos, T. S. Fowler.
Klaus School House, Sept. 10; Montz
D. Neuhart, F. Koehler; speaking to be
in the German language:
Miltonsburg, Oct. II; spriggs, Car
rothers, Moutz.
ONO TowNsHIP--Blattler's School
House, Oct. 2; Spriggs, Jere. Williams,
7. G. Alien.
Absalom Martins, Sept. IS; Carroth,
ers, Amos, Sinclair.
Sardis, Sept 10; Sinclair, j. I. Nor
rill, Carrothers.
Baresville, Oct. 3; Morris, Spriggs,
Jere. Williams.
PERRY TowNsHIp--New GreenbriaI
School House, Sept. 80; Amos, Watson
Lamping.
Antioch, Oct. Z; Morris, Graham
Way.
SALEM TowNsHIP-Wichter man
School House, Sept. %; Amos, Walton
Hea1ley.
Clarington, Oct. 5, spriggs, Morris
Headley.
SENECA TewNsHIp--Day's Schoo
House, Sept. "a; J. Williams, Carrothers
DR.. Williams.
Calais, Oct. !; Amos, Sinclair, Fowler
Eberly's School House, (R. c. Church, J,
Oct. 2; Amos, Sinclair, Fowler.
i SUMMIT TOWNSHIP.
Lewisville, Oct. Y; Morris, Sinclair
Grimshaw.
SuNsBURY TowAsHIp-W orkman's 8
7 Sent. "a; Pearson, Wiley, DR.. Steward
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DESPlCABLE RECORD.
AE- H- M ooR H.
R A CAL CANDIDAT Z
COngreSSin the Fifteenth District
How He Is Regarded In Athens
County.
What Radical Corresp Ond-
enfs Say of Him.

Our numerous Radical correspondence
concerning f. II. MooRE. the Radical
candidate for Congress in this Districi,
deserves publicity, because Mr.. MooGE
is little known outside of Athens Coun-
ty. There, he is known as a man capa-
bic of treachery, and mcanness, TO al
vance his own iTtcrcsts.too low and con
temptible, to warrant the people giving
him scat in the Councils Of the Ma
ton. r
The following from Radical sc':rces
will give the people clearer Insight:
MOORE PORTRAIT.
"He is cunning. shrewd. and deyilish
and with mon, added to these, he keeps
! the whole con..ry in reign Of terror
! He is the leader Of a clique of men who
have long run the county Of Athens with
an iron hand. No man can get office
except through him and no man canhold
office who refuses to become his tool
/ If he and his instruments dislike any
man, they badger him out Of his busi
I ness, lie about him, render him odious
and finally drive him out, ..geFr.
i This clique was brought to bear upor
several editors Of the Messenger anc
they were forced to leave il. If MAJ
! does not make himself De to thi:
man he cannot live III Athens ;aRd every
leitizen is made to feel his power H,
has men employed whose business it il
7 to hunt down his enemies, and no MAI
tor.woman is safe from these human bye
mas" si.- -a Hsss .s
4 Is not this a pretty picture of the MAJ
whom the Radicals of this District ar,
imploring the honest voters to supper
| for Congress f..t t....
/ But when they have finished pcrusinc
his despicablc record, they will rally anC
!! defeat him by thousands, Again:
THE ELECTION.
| There is great feeling toward him il
! the town and county and it will tell al
the election = There are hun
dreds who will scratch his name frtm The
ticket"
That tells the tale Of the great popu,
larity the Radicals have been boasting OF
MOORE having in Athens County How
he made his money is narrated in the
following chapter: ,,l
9e.; MooRE's 100000 AND OIL. 's
"lIc was in moderate circumstances
when the oil fever broke out in Athens
County in 1864. II is probable that the
whole thing was set in motion by him =
Dispatches were sent over the country
that oil had been discovered, and there
was great rush for the county. 1t is
the common report, and belief, that he at
once got options on large quantities of
land in the supposed oil territory, and
then had maps made, representing the
Hooking River as narisahle,
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r. H. Moore in Athens County.

= At a Republican Mass Meeting held
at Athens q few days since the follow
ing motto was displayed on the resi-
dence of leading Republican of that
place. Itwas printed In lsrgcletters and
read: .slyE WANT GRANT AND CoLFAx--7
hut UNLIKE OLIVER, TWIST I'VE DO NOT
CRY FER MOORE" .0n9 9!s1 ID
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Taxation of National Banks.

The editors of the Marietta Register
and Athens Messenger assert that the
National Banks pay taxes.
Do they not know that by decision
of the Supreme Court of the United
States, the taxes assessed in 1864, 1865
and 1866 were declared illegal and re-
funded =?
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The party in power has squander-
ed over s1,5Oo,OOO,Ooo, since the war
closed.
Taxpayers, can you stand it four years
longer? Answer at the ballot-box on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October.
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Another Fair on the 18th and 18th
., DayS of October.

The Directors of the Agricultural
Society met on Saturday, the 10Th inst,
and decided to hold another Fair ON
Thursday and Friday, the 18th and
10th days of October.
Turn out farmers and make this
what the other one would have been,
had the weather proved favorable, the
largest fair ever held in Monroe Cou nty.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-22

Ex-senator MORGAN and Congress
man SCHENcK issued call, dated at
Washington, the 10Th inst, convcning
Congress, yesterday, the 2lst inst
Look out for some internal legislation
for the benefit of Negroes and the op-
preston of white men.
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EEThe one legged soldier receives
his pension in greenbacks.
MooRE, the Radical candidate fol-
Congress, a stay-at- home patriot, re-
ceiyes the interest on his bonds in Gold
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s~GREELEY has given up the cleo
ton of GRANT. He says denomination
don't take. The people want SEYMOUR
Goodbye, plundering Jacobinism.-
Your days are numbered.
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lssIssy syoodsfield. Sep. 22. 1865.
4 National Democratic Ticket
Take Notice

f4isf4 Il. L..tss-'l -.f.t go r4sfs4Ft-} =!
TIE Editor Of TnE SPIRIT has removed
his Office, to the front room of the dwell
idgling house, one door South of the print
ing Office, where all business connected
with TIE SpsRIr will be Transacted. No.
si'riee,t the 81 ST. gn: SpiRfT oFFicE sl-
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The Civil War and Kentucky
.st stssf4 81 Troops. ~ ailTi lHft

In answer TO letter addressed to the
Adjutant General of Kentucky a short
time since, he furnished the following
statements bai;znltfi 43t}at Esij Il
Total numberNof men I'M Ken
S. tucky regiments on United hi.aa
q States musterioutl rolls, as di
shown by the records of this & ti
Office. .....,....-..s..-,.....- 1920
Total number of State forces..,.. 4,519
Militia in service forshort period S,704
Colored troops, estimated at,..-. $3.50
Total. ............ 119, ,24S.
Besides unknown numbers in Eastern
regiments. ~ -. r,..e.
In the face of the above the '.little
creatures in charge of Radical papers,
shout .srebels y
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Attachment Notice.

F, A. Lamping) Before John Smith, J. p. 81
. against Bethel Tp, Monroe countv.
Burris Vanwey. Ohio: On the Sth day Of 81.
tember, 1858, said Justice issued an order a -
tachment in tho above action Tor the snn Al
$6S so. Said case is set for trial On the 1T tsv
of November, 1858, at 10 o'clock.
isp22wa. PA LAMPS,ssse11s
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FOR THE HAIR.

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EEThe amount paid the officers of
the U. S. Senate in 1861 was $74,399 80.
In 1868 the amount paid was $4,000.
Taxpayers, how do you relish Radi-
calism?
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GS Importing voters is one of the
little games being practised by the Rad
icals in Ohio.
Post your Challengers when the polls
open and challenge every man who has
no legal right to vote.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-09-22

gThe Editor of the Woods1ield
Spirit says his paper hasn't had ''false-
hood in it since he took charge of it.
Aside from his advertisements, his whole
paper is a falsehood-Marfetta Register.
The Editor of the Register is q pol
ishcd gentleman. Every man, woman
and child in Washington County knows
that is q falsehood. We acknowledge it
to be one.
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NThere never was time in Monroe
County, when Democrats worked as they
are working this fall.
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Radical Falsehood Nailed.

ssHon. VIM. H. English, Democratic
Representative in Congress from the I'd
District of Indiana, 1S53-'6I ,and famous
in Buchanan's Administration for the
English Bill now supports Grant and
Colfax. x."-Mdrietto Register s..
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
INDIANAPOLIS, INp, Sep. 16-The
Radical report that the Hon. VIM. H.
English has signified his purpose to vote
for Grant and Colfax has no foundation
whatever. The reports in circulation
| that the Hon. Lafe Devlin, Chairman OF
| the Democratic State Central Committee,
had taken down the Democratic State
ticket from his paper, (the Cambridge
City Mirror and announced his inten-
ton to support Grant and Colfax, is a
Radical canard. There is no truth eli
ther in the report that he has been re-
moved from the Chairmanship of the
State Central Committee. No effort of
that sort has been made. Mr.. Devlin
enthusiastically supports the Democratic
National and State nominees, and will
give all his influence and efforts for their
success. -
The editor Of the Register won't tell
the truth when falsehood will answer
his purpose. 1+'f'''sT .'i' ''iH
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~ To. the ,v0ters Of Monroe County
ln7- The following is the Democratic Ticket
asdtwill besprinted at this Office. Any
ii other circulated aud purportingt to be
saiDemocratieais bogus: .t."' ,,z'st IT,
Democratic State Ticket
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er, his craftiness, his malice, or hi, tools

er, his craftiness, his malice, or his tools
and catspaws working in his interest
The returns from Monroe viii prove to
you that his gold interest, wrung from
the hearts blood of the tax payers, avail
ed him nothing. b
Aword or two about the Asylum:
THE ASYLUM.
"He is getting more power by means
of his trusteeship to the Asylum build
lag at Athens, He has bought land all
around it, expecting to sell timber, sand
clay, lots, and he has a saw milf at hand,
all Of which will add to his fortune. What
he has to do with contracts is only sus-
pccted.'
We can enlighten our friendsa at Athens
on that score. When we charged the
Radicals of Woodsfeld that MOORE,
when here, left good share of his SlO,-
600 with them to run the campaign, they
replied that his business here was to see
Mr.. McCoY, the Court House contractor
"a resident of Marietta or Hsrmer-and
get him to put in bid for the carpenter
work of the Asylum.
/ Mr.. MCCSS left here for Cleveland, q
few days afterwards and put in bid fol
the work and it was awarded to him. II
will amount to not less than 100000
MooRE's saw mill and timber will bring
him, how much by tie operation? Was
it through Moore that Mr.. McCor OBJ
tained the contract?
The people of Athens have a curiosity
to know what has become of the SIT,
600 contributed by them to purchase a 10
cation for the Asylum -'.
THAT $4,000.
The citizens of Athens were asked t.
pay S25, 900 for location worth at mos
$4,000, and $4,000 were raised at las
accounts. He MooRE) ,has the handlin:
of this money, as he had mortgage OF
the land, and had an interest in bringing
it into the market. He has made no re
port of what has been done with it,"
Perhaps Mr. MooRE, or his tool of tn
lHcssenger,can give the people of Athen
some account of the above $4,000.
!. The Athens Republicans don't thinl
much of the Radical candidate, judgin,
from the following
CONGRESS.
TO elect him to Congress would be t
perpetuate the power of a bad man.
assure you that in Athens County he i
known and hated and that it will be show
at the polls. Of course we want to Sc
him beaten. We regard him as no Re
publican, a very bad nomination, ant
ou9ht never to have been made"
We, know that the Know Nothing
friends of MOORE, in Woodsfeld, and tn,
editor of the Athens Messenger willshou
''liar" and say there is no foundation fol
the above. But We say to Mr.. Moor.
and his tool of the Messenger and al
others, we have in our possession com
munieations from Republican sources
setting forth every word of the above a,
true; and there is ample time between
this and the election for you to make
| your defense. For the benefit Of Mr.
MooRE and his political friends we will
| inform them that the above is only the
first chapter of his despicable record.
Voters Of Athens and the 18th Dis
frict! Rally and vote MOORE and his
htooIs down., ss,.s.
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Facts for the PeopleI

ss5 t1s
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Jesse JACKSON.

M Democrats and Conservatives, previous
to.voting, read your tickets carefully, and
be certain .here are no bogus names on
them. The Radicals, in Woodsfold cir
culatei bogus Democratic tickets last
year and they will do the same thing this
year. f ii''i.
Watch them! r. r
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q 2. THE PEOPLE DEMAND THE PAYMENT
OF u S. BONDS IN GREENBAcKs-THAT
ALE U. S. BoNps SHALL BE SUBJECT TO
TAXATION THE SAME AS OTHER PRoP-
q Tra Thar One CURRENCY, GREENBACKs,
9sFoR TAXPAYERS AND BoNDHoLDERs, is
a'r3tisT AND PROPER sd irtr's'. .
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Eg-The Negro loving editor of the
Athens Messenger discovered. too late,
that we had caught him on the Negro
voting law. He said: ''''...'.
The law was simply wicked at
tempt to legislate iway the right Of a
CLASS OF VOTERS for the partizan
advantage that would result from it,"
The caps are ours. We desire all
readers of the Messenger to carefully
peruse the. Editors foundering in his
issue of the 10th inst. 1t is pitiable
and funny. MOORE had better drive
him off and employ some other falsificr,
not so easily caught. s..t gftHnnPHI
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The Penitentiary Bird.

s.And Gca. Gibson spoke to a delight
cd crowd for nearly three hours. Md
rietta Register.
Did he inform them that at the No
vember Term ofthe Franklin County,
Ohio, Common Pleas Court, he was tried
and found guilty Of robbing the people
Of Sl32,12S II? "Whereupon, the
Court ordered the said defendant (Wil,
liam II. Gibson into the custody OF the
Sheriff" a an
Tell us what he said about it. lie was
Radical State Treasurer, you know.
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EgThe Athens Messenger is sorely
troubled about that ''hissing'' in the Ma
rietthl Convention. And to our assertion
that the "hissing was general copies
the denial card Of the Chairmen of the
different Delegations and then shouts
..lier y "liarr' .ra.., ST.
That is the argument of the tool who
runs the Messenger. A gentleman would
act differently The card does not make
our assertion any the. less truthful.
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-siss,f=-f.5t n offaAEho s. st IS ~, .j4st.
Were represented as leaving Hooking
port for Athens, where, upon their arri
val, ti.... .H ,
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EFOn the 3lst day OF. March 1865
the total debt was s2,366, ,955,077 34.-
Onother first day of August 1868, the
debt was s2,523,534, ,4S0 G7.
An increase in three years of peace of
1856, SIS, ,403 49,
Taxpayers, the above is Radical rule.
How do you like it2
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The Executive Committee Of Monroe
County have called meetings for the fol-
lowing times and places:
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M 9ni hold that THIS Government was
,hade onthe W HITE BASIS.by WHITE
YMEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN
and their POSTERITY forever. Ste
s.phea H. Dpuglas. D.. 4,i
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gs-Democrats, the news from Maine
is excellent. The Negro Brigade is
losing ground. Push them and victory
will crown your efforts in October and
November Work increasingly. You
have MooRE's gold interest to fight Go
in and emulate the valiant Democrats of
the! East. 4@ sr.eafn n-..
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DisTRIcT TICKET.


"a { sts'st For Congress,
MARTIN d. F0LLETT,
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Seymour, Blair ami FOllett, and
White Mems Interests,
1rant, COifax and Moore, and the
Interests Of Negroes. -5r

ss against sss .tp.