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General WOOL is WRITING q boo1- &c
TecoiiectIons of his army life. Gsil
hamilton has probably anticipated his
title-Wool-G Gatherings ''>7NA 4'A'
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Over forty millions gallons ofsorpI,um
syrup are made in this country annually.
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ssemlmes has three lectures on the Ala
r. she sc after, she was. ont wv On no"
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Ask Me Not to Drink.
FAR lady ask me not to drink,
toast tothee, tonight;
For broken vows and blasted hopes
Expose the demons blight;
fuf back the wine. / dare not taste
Put back the sparkling bowl;
- For who hath quafed draught so deem
,ss-...ss - A nd reached q bIissful goal?
Oh. ask me moi, there lies within,
A poison deep and direi W.
nj every drop but serves the mere
TO fan the latent fire. -
Each draught will suench nv sense of gpi1t
And blast youth s budding hone.
Each crop win sink me deeper still 3,
In moral night to grope- ~
Oh. press me MOTTO Touch the cup,
AZ within are glaring es.sgsgi
ana starving widows, hungry babes
And freezing Orphans cries; y
w nom the Gods destroy they first make DRINK
ihen ask me not to drink; 49,
olr Temp NC not, but spare my soul
1t from DEATHS external drink oe@ ~
have three sisters mildly fair, sal
Like angels around my way. yroqoas
Whose love is like the tears that shine
With undiminished ray. IA - ~
Shall they de doomed to see me fall
a prey to lnaddcning drink; NOS /. is
Ard sundered be the love that bindsy
or snap the golden link? 1910 ,evJ
Another sleeps where sadly waves Il
The willows in the vale;
And midnight whispers from the skv
=, Come on the signing gale rp
one Passd away as Summers breath,
=, In HES incipient bloom
men tempt me not, would not mar
Her slumbers in the tomb.
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"A correspondent, whose liver Is nv;
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1909 .'I 11lte'e IN war of Faces-foot
races. we punish the perpetrator ~ Nv
giVing his idea publication.
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by the fall in price of cotton. " "O'''''S
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-08
EAGLE FURNACE, March Z, lsG;

EAGLE FURNACE, March Z, 1863
$4,000 90. sor
Atsight pay 10 the order Of John
Fraree Four Tousand Six
Hundred Dollars, value re-
Spiyed, aud charge to account of FRA
ZEE, CUNNING i Co.
To Messrs. Traber s Aubcr, Cincln-
natl, Ohio.
Endorsed by JOHN Frazee and lIsn-
~ Reynolds.
The above Is an exact copy of 0
draft that was drawn while Henry
Reynolds was Treasurer, and laid In
the County Treasury more than a
year as cash, while IN reality the cash
was out on private speculation. Du-
ring the time this dram laid in the
Treasury two or more settlements
were made, and Mr. Reynolds Dem
ocratic friends counted itas cash, not
Withstanding 1t was no more entitled
under thelaws to be counted as mon
Gy than u blank piece of paper would
be. In tact we have good cause to be-
lieve that Traber & Anber lad no
money Ia their hands belonging to
Frazee, Cunning l. Co.. aud, there
tore, the draft was worthless, aud al
ways would have remained worthless
ii. Melsar Nye had not agreed to pay
itas part of his contract in purchas-
ing the Eagle FURNACE property.
The interest on the sum represented
by this draft, supposing it 20 have
been out just one year, ut ten per
cent, would be $46c co, Mr.
Reynolds friends acknowledge the
transaction Is here stated, but claim
that he received 10 interest, Without
attempting to decide whether he did
or did not receive interest, the peo-
pie were at the saIIe risk OF losing
their money, Ond Mr.. Reynolds duty,
as plainly described BY the law, was
violated.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-08
Public Record Of the Demo
cratic caEdltste for
Auditor.
How the Peoples Money
was Used.

In making these statements and
presenting this record OF Mr.. Rey-
nolds rs II public officer we have no
disposition to misrepresent one OF his
acts or words, and II we do 50 mis-
represent him he Is invited to reply
through our columns. We would not
make these charges unless we were
positive that the evidence Is incon-
troyertible. However. our columns
are open to him at any time for any
explanation he may desire to make.
With this introduction, we submit the
following: --'....
I'VE also find that Henry Reynolds,
as Treasurer, was allowed the sum of
500 OOat the settlement of Sep
tember, 1865, which we think clearly
an error, and IN violation Of law or
acts passed by the Legislature passed
April Is, ls65."-[Ohicial Report OF
the Special Committee Appointed by
the Court of Common Pleas to EXam-
iue the Books of the Auditors aud
Treasurers Of Vlnton County, from
1858 to the present time.
lsigncd)
. !. W. PICKERING,
Us. HAWK. Com.
ARCHIBALD MAIO.)
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We give below the law relating to
the duties Of Treasurers:
THAT if any officer or other person
charged with the collection, receipt.
safe keeping, transfer reimbursement
of the public money. or any part
thereof, belonging to the State, or to
any county, or township. or organ-
ized city or village in this State, shall
convert to his own use. or to the use
Of any other person or persons, body
corporate, association or party what
ever, in any eGy ,ehGterer, or shall use
by way Of investment in any kind of
security, stock, loan, property, land
or merchandise, or In any other man
net or, form whatever or shall loan,
with or without Interest, to any COM
pany, corporation, association or in
divldual, or shall deposit with any
company, corporation or individual,
any portion OF the public money, OF
any other funds, property, bonds. Sc
curities, assets or effects of any kind,
received, controlled, or held by him
for safe keeping, transfer or disburse-
ment, or In any other way or manner
or TOR any other purpose; or if any
person shall advise, aiL, or In any
manner participate in such act. every
such act shall be deemed and held II
law to be ar embezzlement of so mucl
Of the said moneys or other property
as aforesaid, is shall be thus convert.
I'd, used, invested, loaned, deposited
or paid out as aforesaid; which /
hereby declared to be a high Grim
and misdemeancr, and upon prosecu
tion. trial by Indictment and eonvic
ttou thereof before any court OF thi
State having competent Jurisdiction
such officer or person or persons shal
be sentenced to Imprisonment in til
Peniteutiary, and kept at hard labo
for term Of not less than one yea
nor more than twenty -one years, &c
eording to the magnitude Of the EN-
bezzlement, snd. also, to fine equi
to double the amount Of money Q
other property so embezzled as afort
ai5l."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-08
FRANK L. BLAIR.
TAsHINGToN, D. G., May 20, 1868

o WASHINGTON, D. G., May 20, 1868.
General JOSEPH r. HAwLEY, ..
President National Union Republican
Contention: ....... .....
In formally accepting the. nomina-
ton Of the National Union Republic
Convention of the 2lst of May in
slant, it seems proper that some
statement Of the views beyond the
mere acceptance Of the nomination
should be expressed. ~ . -..,.
The proceedings Of the convention
we're marked with wisdom, modera-
ton. and patriotism. and I believe
express the feelings of the great mass
of those who sustained the country
through its recent trials. I endorse
their resolutions If elected to the
office OF President OF the United
STATES, it will be my endeavor to ad-
minister all the laws In good faith,
with economy. and with the view Of
giving peace, quiet, and protection
everywhere. In times like the pres
ent ii Is impossible or at least cmi-
nently improper, to lay down policy
to be adhered to, right or wrong
through an administration of foul
years. New political issues, no
rforeseen, are constantly arising; th'
views OF the public on old ones ar
constantly changing, and q purel!
administrative officer should alway
be lett free to exucute the will of tn
people. Ialways have respected tina
! will and always shall. 90 ,.T19ff
Peace and.universal prosperity. It
sequence, with economy Of admins
tration, willzllghteu the burden o
taxation, while it constantly reduce
the nationaldebt, Let us have peace
with greatrespecb your lobcdien
; servant, CTE GRANT:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-08

THE Mobile Tribune thus al
ludes to Gen. Longstreet. "He
has long since gone to the Ell.
emy. 1t is said that he is and
has been these two years, in
full communion with The Radi-
Gals Of New Orleans, and We
know for a fact that he has
long since lost caste With the
confederates Of that city,"
of Alexander II. Stephens it
says, even more bitterly: Where
he stands politically, at the
present m m u it is hard to
ay; but we know of no name
in the South which was so fatal
to the success OF the confeder.
ate cause as that of Alexander
Stephens, except that Of Gov
ernor Joseph Brown. He was
always Too i'll to preside in the
confederate senate, but lie was
we'll enough to assist Jo'
Brown in resisting the action
of President Davis and th,
laws OF the of the confederat
congress. We have no use 70
such a man. A man should b
one thing or the other.n
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AYERS AGUE CURE.

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BoP LIVBR CoAPLAtSTs, arising from torpds
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RETRENCHMENT. T.
Questions for tho Financial
Editor of the Democratic I'm
qireS Y y ~ u 4

rs -.
built over Raccon, ut Radcliffe
Ferry, costing S3,3OO.Oo,
which stood four months
before it was impassable for
man or beast. Estimating at
the same rate, how much
would it cost the people Of
Vlnton county to build all the
bridges that are needed How
long would they Stand9 How
many people would pass over
before the bridges fell down3
How long would cur bridge
fund last3 IFIguIITs1.
A man named Grant was
ordered to take charge of the
War Department OF a powerful
nation, and by rigid. economy
and introduction of healthy re-
forms succeeded in reducing
the expenses of the govern
ment Sl2. 600 600 per an.
mum. At the same rate, how
much would he reduce the ex.
penses Of the nation if he con,
trolled jail Of the departments
of the government9 'ISN
The expenses of the late Re.
publican Legislature were
S93, 843. The expenses Of
the Democratic Legislature,
who promised retrenchment,
are $215, 900. How many
dollars will the people Of the
State save by electing a DEM
ocratic Legislaturel i'..
At the same rate Of increase
in expenses, how long will it
be till the people will be CON-
PEELED to pay double tho pres
ent State .ax2
A man named Reynolds was
elected Treasurer of a certain
county in the State OF Ohio,
and overcharged the county, as
exhibited by the books, and
officially reported by his own
political friends, the sum OF
500. AT the same rate, how
much would he Overcharge the
people OF the county, in the
more important office OF Audi.
tori
The same man when Treas
nrer of the same county took
4, 600 dollars of the peo-
ple's money, and used it more
than one year, in direct viola
ton OF law, for his own private
speculation. Suppose the time
had been exactly one year,
what would be the amount he
made off of the people, esti-
mating the interest on that
sum at its real value, ten per
cent. per aunums
If his speculations had failed
how much would the people
have lost by that failurel
If the same would.be Audit
Or of the same county brought
4 lain against the estate OF a
lead man for SG40 &C for |
,axes which he says should
nave been paid while he was
Treasurer but never we're, and
he would,be Auditors own
books show that the taxes were
paid, how much ought said
would.be Auditor receive On
bis claim3
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-08
Manhood: How Lost, How
81. Id Restored.

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and etiectual, by means OF which every suffer.
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cure himself chennly, private y, and radically.
This Lecture should be in the hands Of
youth and every man N the land.
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PILES.

There Is 70 medicine IN use so tfsReiaus
as IL. Rohaek's Blood Purifitrand Bleed TAli.
for the ermaneni cure OF blind or hotdtns
piler. They strike At the root Of dlsoase,
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-10-08

WHAT is more unsightly than
a coat collar or a lady's dress
covered with Gandruffl And
what is more uncomfortable
than a head of hair filled with
liz Reader you have no good
'excuse for either. bss Rings
Vegetable Ambrosia and you
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sF0URIHTEQuAt FAXA-
TION OF EVERY SPECIES OF
PROPERTY ACCORDING TO
IT'S REAL VALUE INCLU-
DING GOVERNMENT
BONDS AND OTHER PUBLIC
SECURITIES. -
Whatever doubt may exist as
to the meaning of other parts
of this platform, here is a plank
about the signilication Of which
all must agree. Here is no
doubtful phraseology, no am.
b guous words, no double mean
ing, The Democracy declare
in favor of "equal taxation Of
every species of property ac-
cording to its real value" and
the proposition is cOuched in
such simple and unequivocal
language that all, fortunate y,
must, derive the same meaning.
The proposition is nothing
less than to subject all the
necessaries of life to the same
taxation that the luxuries are
now subjected to, and to i'm
/ pose upon all real and person
al property the same taxes that
are levied upon railway or
bank stocks. Hence it follows
that all farmers and owners Tof
real estate, whether in the city
or country, who are anxious
that their lands and lots should
be placed upon the national tax
duplicate, would do well to
vote the Democratic ticket.
Every man has a constitutional
privilege to vote to increase
his own taxes. But whether
the Democratic farmers of Ohio
are all so obliging and so self
sacrificing as to voluntarily i'm
pose taxes upon themselves for
the purpose of relieving others,
is a matter of doubt. If they
are willing to thus place them
selves in the breach and as
sumo the burdens of taxation,
they are the most disinterested
patriots that the world has yet
seen.
But this is the least objec-
tionable feature of this equal
taxation of every species Of
property according to its actual
value. The system subjects to
taxation every article of furni-
ture in the poor mans house,
every bureau and bed, every
horse, every COW, every dray,
every plow and harrow, the Ia
borers utensils and the mechan-
les tools. And the worst of it
is that the Democrats propose
to tax all these things, and the
teachers books and the profes-
sional mans library and instru-
ments precisely the same as
they tax whisky and tobacco Of
equal value. We protest
against that system by which
the necessaries of life are taxed
the same as the luxuries. That
which is necessary to clothe
and feed the poor should not
he taxed to the same relative
amount that the silks and sat
ins and wines of the rich are
taxed. There are thousand
things that we are willing
should be taxed less than eth
er whisky or tobacco, and there
are a thousand other articles
that we are willing should not
be taxed at all. The Democra.
cy insist that every species OF |
property"-ererything shall be
taxed, and taxed equally. 1
But this is not all. The Con-
stitution, Article /, section 2,
declares: - . 80
Representatives and direct
taxes shall be "apportioned
among the several states which
may be included within this
Union, according to their re-
spective numbers, which shall
be determined by ad ling to-
the whole number of free per-
sons, including those bound to
service for a term of years, ex- |
7
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