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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE UNDERsIGNED. BEG TO INFORM
their friend. and the public that they have formed
% % 4 sfs On GOODS
LINE or BUSINESS and have located themselves under
the s. Charles Hotel one door from ne eSper Common
'' s:. Orleans. October 1858 HEss7 [ zEsik
OWINe TO THE DEATH Of WIN. I.
s G%TsS the iln of Sss f. day
New Orleans, October !, 1868. Surviving Partners.
THE USDERsIeSsp hs,s formed C'psTtpsE.hiY under
pose carrying the Wholesale Grocer. business at the
ed sts, Of Gamer Wynn Co.. 10 IS co%%'n and 4s
Canal street. CEN g ac 8 AssTTTshA
COMMITMENTS UNDERSIGNED
have m:d and .,s e ab Ssp KY @
Of continuing the Prodgcs Business herssSore con
'a xssu sy h isss NEWTON 3 nf SoRARD
as sss We. s:..s 0 as
ol Poyssss street and would respectfully 'Sc5s sS1p
POUND NOTICES.
CrRElT CoMMIssIovER's DEPART
l.ss no. e 4. c District PSssa %ss
Marigny and Morales streets. - an estrsy-
One Black and White GOAT.
psd vi. sold Al public auction At said Pound on
JOSEPH SSISfT MU fsS stree. Gsee
Pas LABARRE, for Con roller. sfI CHI
CTREET CONFECTIONERY DEPART.
MENT Room No CITY I Rsss s,,. os beams. os1osr
~ senS sns Morss. Streets a.
Ole brown specified GOAT and white KID.
Which, claimed within three days and the expenses
nEsD psa o S Ss paes cs 'A' On
Pas. LABARRE. Deputy Controller
CALDwnLL,s ExTsACT. l5lss
An on which restores Gray Hal. TO =. original color.
No washing OF the head necessary a. NJ X MoRsoN
Importer and wholesale DusEis. e y Mssss ~S =.
wholesale and Retail Drusssts No. ls9 cspsl street.
pTSssi'. corner Felicity .1d Tss; sas streets
No. "A Bsron.s strsst, nssi Canal
NEW ORLEANS. Nay "a. 1855.
CaldwsIrs Extract.
PIED recognize that
S:, sss e: p :h
sr ss,I ny ssnaiur~ FELIX SAXON.
Importer of Human Hsr; sc1ihsn Emporium
Ho,, A., & No m ds.ss: stree.
IAN s II. TUCKER,
GENERAL SOUTHERN AGENT ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD,
CO. .Caronaeies street. %
NEW ORLEANs
II HERNANDEZ.
-..- BROKER; sfrrf.
No. II Carondelet Street. sg-
Always on hand State and CITY Notss warrants. sts
~ @. PALMER u co.. v1rst.
a. c. PALMER, JOSEPH WILD. n s. cJxJ
Wholesale Dealers In
Pepper, Envelopes and Rags,
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CT. CHARLES BILLIARD SALOON.
The undersigned wsuld TO bis friends and patrons
all those who pl-y The beautiful game Of Billiards. that
he has thoroughly refted his spacious Saoon under S.
Hotel and that In addition his
old Tables which have all been repaired made good
having entirely Cushion s-Pheln's which
received the s prize the Paris Exhibition-he has also
several Tables FRI the celebrated mandatory
The public invited TO call and test them.
The Pc Room has been removed aad placed In separate
apartr ent- CHAS. kACoUME
Proprietnr.
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MHs' 9. H. CALDWELL ,s'
~ TEACHER OF ALL BRANoHKs F.,-,
fr. ara Ill raif -of- SGD f1uw OH. ffgfT
A Thorough English Eduestaons Modern
Languages and Musies
Vocal and Instrumsntal
DRAWING. eil
LANDSCAPE AND PoRrRArTURB
Dtrsngers' Hetel.
Hs 10 charsz~ ssrsst New orlsass r
- earIa.. ruff fnaTi
HxYrRxNcxa 1a.err 4 raa
ol: sy p r a. Hon. Hon a s:Hsohd L ssa
Hon Judge Simon, New Orleans; Prof. T. L. Caldwell
Transylvania University.


n. WALTON - DEsLONDE-
GENERAL AUCrIoNEERs AND AGENTS, 4
s, PURCHASE ana L<asng City and Suburban Real ks-
tate Plantations and lends; f,r the Sale o. Stocks
AID scrip. Merchandise and Produce. Damaged f1a 4
: Cotton and casgo. Household
Il q Furniture etc. -. ....t...T --r /
BENovED TO 10. oARoxpELET STREET.
III .s..i1as NEAR CANAL srkEEr.
We respecffuy solicit eonti1uance 81 the ~
has been hsrstofore 20 bers scecsdsd 70 rs 81 Is s1s
scn 70 cur isns! b1s.ss 70 Nssctsss L,s,s - "a CO. ~
sr6rrfan Property; Tsxee St.fs md Cy EeeS WY
Prerty and colscs Rents for Rsdsn1e - -
prompt sd 6nsnss NE stsnton and shs o. sesss
Using services WIN have our 5s.isa TOE S9a
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EHNEsT TUBPIN. wHoLEsALE MANUTAo.
Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Juube Pasts Gum
Drops, and Byrups BY Importer Of French Orna
uents such e Cupids Flowers Gum Lssvss Lyries Dan
Rhns Decorated Toys cossaqass Fancy Papers for Cake
and Nov Year Prsssnts Comucopias, ETC., Ne IS
Old Lsves ssrsst hstvsn D. Louis ~ 0snh srssA New
Oriesna- La
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AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
A DOUBLE HOUSE. NO. isD ST JOSEPH STREET.
NEXT ADJOINING TO TIE CORNER
OF MAGAZINE srszEF.

BY O. Il. GIRARDEY n CO.,
t,- AUcrrosxxR-Ones. No II Exchange Plack.
CATURDAY. October 18th, 1898. ut re
- O'Clock n, Public Auction. ss the Merchant and
THAT DEsIRABLE, DOUBLE ONE STORY FRAME
HOUSE, 129 St. JOSEPH In square bounded By
IS feet inches front 81 yoseph by s. feet inches and
between parallel lines together with the
thereon comprising Double Story Frame House,
hsvisg side alley entrances 70 each ssemsnt Twostoy
Of st. Joeeph and Magazine streets This property suta
bic fos dwelling. always occupied central and
respectfully surrounded By good improvements and nsshbor
hood r,s-op. half c.. .sd the bs.nc. at and years
specially secured By oRsge the property
Ds s soss 70 s% as ss Z, sss
attorneys fee clsnse binding tie purchaser 70 pay in
the given In shoud have be
Improvements 70 Be Kept insured and the policy
be transferred 70 the ysrdor Taxes OF 1868 10 be
ale nd United States Interca stamps this
pense Of the purchaser before w Cste notary pusi,
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In rshsarssl; the comedies Of LOVE AND MONEY, .
the .HUNCHBACK," and "KNIGHrs OF THE ROUND
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- Arenticp, MIN ute Men OF '6s-The
members of this club hereby instructed to report them
Club Room and enroll their names tn the
Secretary. The Rooms will be open EVERY EVENING"
from to O'Clock, until Friday The OF all
members failing comply with the above Instructions shall
be imms diately stricken nom the roll.
PAUL J. ROBERT, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

-Astessi0n, Tenth Ward DemocK attic
Club-Messrs Wlism Pierson, James Strawbridge W J.
McCuoch, William woeper Charles Benjamin Buddecke
douglas West members of the Executive Committee;
and Messrs George beamsn. Charles Baleo, Won La
Hache Jacob stsnb, Phster. Henry Jackson Joseph E.
Collins George O. Garner, John Becker, Dick and John
Linda Of the Finance Commttee and Mr. George Fled
Treasurer particularly requested attend meeting
he'd Pfstes Feed Store the llth inst at 10 O'Clock
Prneua attendance requested, business Of great
Importance will befre ths meetirg BY order Of
DOUGLAS WEST. President.
Honlcx z LII SION SecrearyI
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-southeru hank, New Orleans. 26th Sep
tember 6This Bank continuing it's exchange operations
will receive deposits Of Gold and Currency and transact
pseosnt csys "Wednesday and Saturday Offerings should
be made on the preceding dsy,.vro~ p,..,a.,.
Inur q pKrERKux. Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-11

Stands Bouquets, Caronages Fancy Boxes Christ
and Nov Year Prsssnts Comucopias etc, stc Ne IS
Old Lsves ssrsst bstvs q Louis - oso strssts New
TRY 1T! TEST 1T THOROU0HLY!
II win cost ycu nothing 70 do ~ making application
TO the undersigned Machine will be sent residence
and you will be shown how to IT, and reasonable length
Of time given 70 test the Machine 10 decide TO Its inertia
The Magnolia Washing Machine
WIN your washing with half the labor soap
vstr than usually vii save the cost OF the
Machine in the OF clothes and In fuel In ees than
year, MAKES sop does away With the nscessy Of stand
hang the steam Of nby sosp suda also from getting vet
and will In instances be the Of preventing sck
and saving DOCTORS ball
An Ingenious CO0-WHEEL WRIN0RR b afixsd TO
the Machine and IL made Of India Rubber CyAndsrs snd
wrines the clothes almost ready for ironing.
II Is Useful Simple and Cheapi satsacson Guaranteed
BalA Use the
Magnolia WasheF,
and Wcmans Health md also both Labor and
Money. 4 A. GAILLARD
CLOS No. 106 Poydras street,
Owner Of the Pstsnt Right for Louisiana
81 County rights for sala nrArr l-a Il
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Patent Re,ssued October se. 1857.

Informed thAt viii grant censes reasonable
terms One Dollar Hogsnead tf bugar made OF the
crop Of 1853 80 be paid st the close Of Sugar making
Licenses will be furnished application to me In person at
No Peters street, opposite the Custom House BY address
ing thrs ugh the Post ONCE New Orleans Boz 672
" : = II. o. AMEs.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Ell UCATIONAL.
GENERAL KIRBY sMITH'0
MILITARY ACADEM
At Newcastle. Do
HENRY COUNTY. KENTUCKY.

On September I5tn 1853 KIRBY SMITH. With corps o
Assan whose qualifications OF the highest order. vii
open, ct Newcastle, Kensucsy,
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- Banner Will he Presented she FIX.
Union sodisrs and ssilors Democratic Slno on wEDN
clubs Of The city and parish cordially invited to Gtc
pate. BY order: JAS. B. bTEEDMAk, President
JAS. T. McBEIH, Secretary.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
Hood Ghaar |

From every where good news
reaches US. The ranks of the Rad.
ical party are crumbling to pieces.
The unfortunate nomination Of the
Bondholder's tool, Useless Grant,
by the leaders Of the party is not
endorsed by the honest yeomanry
Of the country. The nomination Of
the impIacable Robbcr Of poor men,
Wilson, for Congress in this Dis.
trict has exhausted the patience
and endurance Of many Republic
cans. Men tire of the party lash
after q time. Many of the honest
Republicans havo gone as far as
thoy can go in the direction their
party is too evidently drifting.
Poor and honest Republicans do
not look we'll along side of the
BondhOlding aristocracy that snow
ruling the country. They want a
changel Voting against every man
on their ticket win make o happy
changel
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
-9--a9VDe :
Who killed II. U. Grant,
/, said Bonner,
On my word and honorI
! killed II. U. Grant.
ABook for ovory OItilon and Political S.sasna

DEMOCRACY IN THE UNITED STATES. What
II has done, what II Is doing and what It will do,
by Hon. RANSOM II. GILLET,
Formerly melnbe OF Congress from st Lawrence
vo1 ~ u more recently Registrar and Solie-
itor Of the United States Treasury Department,
and Solicitor for the United States IN the Court
OF Claims, etc.
Dedicated, by special permission, to Hon.
hoR tTlo SEYMOUR, and written under the Adytce
ana snd win the concurrence OF leading Democratic
In one e'egant volume, large limo, of over
4uV pages, bound in extra clotn and containing
splehdld Portraits. on steel, OF Jefferson ana
Jackson; Price, e2,UO. Mailed, postpaid, 10
any part OF the United States, on receipt OF the
This admirable work contains complete and
spirited history Of the Democratic party, from
us origin. down to the present time.
~ depicts the devotion OF the Democratic
party, TO the Constitution and the laws, m all
crises and emergencies OF tho country.
u traces the conflict bulween Federalism and
DenocracY,and contends that the Democratic
party has always been true to the Union, whether
dlsunlon was threatenedby northern Federallsts.
or Southern Secessonsts
~ gives history Of every interesting incident
and event IN each Of the political parties.
- ~ gives emlnently interesting sketches of every
Democratic Statesman.
The book, in brief, is a vast repertory Of DO.
hllcal aud historical fIcis, of profound interest tn
reference. 'O
!, The authors experience dates Gar back into
the early portion Of the century: he WINS an
associate Of Silas Wright; he enjoyed the conf
dence and friendship Of Jackson, Van Buren,
Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Pierce, and Buchanan,
and, probably better than any mau living, is nc.
lLainted with what the internal workings Of
parties have been for the last fifty years.
Agents wanted to sell this book In every part
o. the Union. Clubs and Democratic organizn.
tons will he supplied at special rates.
ID. APPLETON co. Publishers,
W, " X "a Grand Street. New Yoyl
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RadinnlRan,.n,,rd.


Four years of war, Q half million OF
young men slaughtered, and . national
debt as large as England rolled up In a
hundred years Of war, Is the record OF
The frs. four years Of Radical rule.
Four years Of peace, with two thirds
majority in Congress 10 override the
Presidents vetoes, and with unlimited
power 10 execute their will. But the
Union 10 not yet restored, industry is no,
yet revived, taxes not yet reduced; society
not yet composed: commerce sull paraly.
Eed, trade still languishing, public debt
still increasing, and the national credit
sinking, is the record Of the second four
years Of the Radical administration Of
the Government
This is fearful record 10 be place d
before the country, but 1t Is true, every
word Of il, and tho people know il, and
are determined TO remove the cause BY
the defeat Of the Radical party at the
November election, by placing the Gov.
ernment under tho wise statesmauship OF
Horatio Seymour and Q Democratic Con.
gress. ChillicOthe Adpsrdssr.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

THE Peoples Defender, printed and
edited by ]. W. EYLAR, at West
Union, in Adams county, says we
are mistaken in saying that Wilson
lives in that town. 1t says Wilson
lives about IA miles from West
Union, near a little town called
Tranquility, bat lives most Of tho
time at Ripley, in the 9th Congress
ional district being in reality a
citizen of the latter place, and
spends his time skinning his poor
ncighbors and buying and foreclo-
sing mortgages on the premises Of
those who don'tvote for him. What's
what Wilson isl No wonder the
RAIDS Of this county ask him for a
thousand to buy poor mems votes
with |
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
About that $l,OOO9

What arc the Radical Centra
Committee of Vinton county doing
with the thousand dollars said &c
have been sent them by the Bond.
holding Wilson,
Are they buying votes with the
thousand dollars.
Has any one the county Radical
ticket given any of the money tc
grocery keepers to get men drunk
and then induce them to vote for
them2
Where is the thousand dollars
any how r 'Ns'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
Don't Tax us ANY More !

THE National debt made by the
Radicals since they have been in
power is greater now than it was at
tho close of the war, notwithstand-
ing the lies that such small things
as the Bondholders' Vinton Record
tell about it. Labor Is much worse
than it was before the war. Ne
chanics, manufacturers, laborers,
farmers, etc., are all producing less
of the materials Of life than ever
before, in consequence of the ex-
istence of the Internal internal tax
This tax has to be paid by the
working classes in what they want
to sustain life--in fact a mortgage
is held by those in power upon at
least one-third Of the amount earn
cd by all laboring men, and even
upon the hard earnings of women
and children. The tax is paid in
all our transactions-in purchasing
tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, salt,
cheese, calico, boots, shoes, hats,
caps, gloves, medicines, and even in
everything else that we cat, drink,
or wear. We are even taxed on the
soap used iu washing our hands.
The tax is paid in by every man,
woman, and child every day, and
in every hour Of our lives. We
scarcely breathe without paying a
tax upon it, From night clothes to
the shroud-all are taxed. A great
army of ofice-holders exist in the
United States--every county and
Congressional District has large
number who gather up the earnings
of the laborer-all of whom receive
from four to ten dollars per day
which is also paid by the poor
laborer. We don't complain of the
Federal tax-gatherersas individuals,
but of the system that creates them.
There is remedy for all this; the
voters have that remedy in their
own hands let them all go to the
two elections this fall and apply
the remedy. Vote against every
man on the Bondholding- Unequal
Taxation, or Grab Tax ticketi
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

FOR SALE.--Six Yn-lota in the town
Of Macarthur, suitable for building and gar
dening purposes, on which are situated Two
DWELLING HOUSES, Barn, Stable. ETC.; will be
sold together, or separately, to suit purchasers.
Terms easy; title perfect. U
Iwill also sell Quarter Section tlee acres)
OF Land, in Rlchland township, Vinton coun-
ty, with log cabin, and six acres cleared and
under cultivation. Theland is In good locali-
ty, is of good quality, and well timbered. II
willbe shown 10 those wishing to purchaseby
calling upon the undersigned. Title perfect.
Aug. 10, '6S-tf D. g. DANA. 3
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HAPPY AGAIN.-The farmers for severa
years past have been very unhappy.
They have been suffering n N poor crops
and cursed Radical rule. Bat things are
changing. They have this year secured
good harvest, aud Radical rule 10 fast dis.
appearing. and they are now perfectly
happy, and ihtsnd to vote the Democratic
ticket so they will not be compelled to
pay out all realised from their crops to
support bon led aristOoracy, aud feed
thousands Of dirty, lazy negroes ia tho
South, and military Satraps, who Ar.
running large nisgsr boarding house,
called the Freedmen's Bureau.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

BE- unlawful for any person within this
state, At Any election held in pursuanos
Of law, 10 mark The ticket Of any eleclor
with the intention Of ascertaining how
he voted, Or IN mark che ticket Of any
eleclor and hand he same 70 him 10 vote
At any election for the purpose aforesaid.
SIC 2. That All bAllols voted Ut any
election held In pursuanoe OF Law shall
be Wrilten on pain white paper, or print.
cd with black ink on plain white news
printing pspeE, without any device or
mark Of any description to distinguish one
ticket from another, or By which one
ticket may be known from smother BY lis
appearance, except che words at the head
Of The ticket; aud that Il shall be unlaW-
ful for any person 10 print for distribn ion
at the polls or distribute 20 any elvctor,
or vote any ballot printed or written oou.
trary 10 the provisions Of lhIs act pro.
VIded, that nothiDg herein contained shall
be constructed 10 prohibit tho erasure,
correction or interlion OF any name BY
pencil mark or OthOrWiSo upOa tho face Of
the printed ballot ita
$50 3. That auy person 81 persons
'Vhenuink tBalh1t the pr0vl9i0ns or this
act, shall be deemed guilty OF mlsde-
mOanOr, and on conviction thereof before
The court Of common pleas VI the proper
county, shall be fined 10 any sum not sx-
esediDE 6fty doll'rs nor Jess shan ten, aud
Imprisoned in the county jail net exceed.
ing ten dpyS, and also be liable 10 q civil
action BY any slsetOr for penalty Of one
hundred dollars for each and every sepa-
rate oFeOse, before any justice Of The
peace in any township whore process can
be served upon him /; and no cOmpsnsa tiOn
shall be recovered st law for the printing
and distribution Of any ballots contrary
10 the provisions Of this act.
STc 4. That the act 10 preserve the
purity Of elections, passed Aprit 4, 1861,
be Rnd the same 10 hereby repealed, and
this act shall take effect and DO in force
from and after it's passage.
t . JOHN F. F0LLETT,
Speaker Of the House of Reprtssstativss.
0-F TT. GODFREY,
Prssidsnt pro tso, Of he Senate
Passed May 5. 1868
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
Grant and CoIRax Ratification .
9roat EnthuslasIn.
COKE HOME, DEAR ULYSSES, CONN HOME.
-
AIR-"Come Home"


Hiram Ulysses, como homoi TO your
-. dad,
For the clock In the steeplo strikes
q two;
Impeachments "g0ne up" and Ben Wade
Is stark mad,
And he sweans Its all over with you
The Chicago Convention will help you no
'li more, ,r tfr.F
Tho MethodiSt Conference wont nay ;
There's tho ugliest news from the Oregon
And. ia short. there's the dickens to
payliY tila
Como hOmei Como homei Come
hOmel W
Sweet Hiram Ulysses come homei
Abe lincoln has gone to tho Red sulpher
co Springs; sa.r
And Stanton can't "stick" any moro,
Old Thad., In despair, to his duslxy bride
cllngs, .r
While Sumner, the eunoch feels
Ben Butler Is stealing q, look at his
.. spoons,
The Bondholders quake for their gold !;
The bands have stopped playing "thoso
lOll old tunes"
And fear my sweet Hiram you're
soldi
& Come home, etc.
I've o horse In the circus for you and
COlfax-- fsf
2 'Tia the horse that. you rode in the
South
The monkey p.ta stands ready to leap on your
And there's whisky to pour in your
,f ,..t bad,
When you learn that my tidings are
.. true,
You're better at homo with cigars and
your dad; SKA Fa.T 4
For the so,, White House ain't waiting for
Come. homci Como homei Come
home! t11 fr7IET :
Sweet Hiram Ulysses, como homo
HAVANA, N. Y, June %, 1883. =
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
THE DEMOCRATIC ENQUIRER
For the CAMPAIGN for
OMLY 40 CNNTSI

O@-S ~ 1EO Oni-N LIZ
In order to increase the circulation Of
The Democratic Enquirer, and place 10 the
hsnds Of every voter In Vinten cOan ty
and elsewhere live Dem Ocratic Paper
during this important Political Campaign,
we will send II to Campaign subscribers,
from this Issue to Nov, 10 (or 4 months for
40 cents; from August lst to Nov. l9, Tor 3
months for 30 cents. Extra copy sent
FREQ TO each person sending Club Of Ten.
The Democratic Enquirer being the largest
paper printed In the county, and contain
ing much more reading matter, we hore
the friends Of The cause Of White Mons
Liberty and Constitutional Government
in every eebool District in the several
Townships Of VintOn county will use their
personal influence TO extend iis circula-
tion among Democrats and Republicans
in their respective localities at once. Do
not delay moment
Each Of the candidates on the county
ticket can make no better investment than
10 give uS from three to ten dollars, and
order from i've TO tWentysApies Of the
Democratic Enquirer for the Campaign to
be sent To that rumber of voters in the
county. There is no postage on this d.
DeP in ihA aountv aUan If vour mat a.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
I. NOT A BONDHOLDER.

The radical prints Of this country
have repeatedly asserted that Gov.
ernor Seymour is an extensive
bond d-holder. The following letter
will prove that such is not the case !:
UfIcA, N. Y, July 81, 1868.
7 DEAR SIR: Your letter of
the 10th inst, to Governor
Seymour is received. He di-
rects me to answer your inter
rogatories, and say: He does
not own q United States
Bond, and never did own one;
and he never dealt in bonds
or banking of any kind. at
So Very respectfully, yours, &c,
aoB. d. NOXON, Jun,
BHR. DsnH Esq, Bloomington, III.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
Look ) here,
EVERY VOTER OF TINTON
COUNTY /! isns q.

When you assemble at the
usual places Of holding cleo
.tions inyour respective town
ships on Tuesday, October 1S,
the names of the following
gentlemen will be found on
the State, District, and Coun-
ty Tickets-eyery one Of
whom, from Secretary ofState
down to County Commission
er, is honest and responsible,
and well qualified for the of
fee for which he has been
selected:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

Now that the campaign has commenced,
we hope that our Democratic friends in
the townships will keep US posted as to
political matters. Let us have brief let
tors, containing tho political news Of the
Townships, such as meetings, pic MICS.
clubs, pole saisings, So. aea