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The New York herald., 1868-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, April II, 1865.
The weekly Currency Statement.

The Weekly Currency Statement.
The fractional currency received from the printers
at the Treasury Department for the week ending to-
day amounted to 100000. The amount shipped
during the week was:-
To United States Depository at Chicago...... $50 600
To United States Depository ut Louisvle.... $4,000
To United States Depository at Cincinnatl... 20OO0
National and other banks. ZlZooO
There was also forwarded in hottest
To Assistant Treasurer at st. Louis. 900
To United States Depository at Chicago. $4,000
To national banks and others. ............ 47,o3o
The Treasurer OF the United States holds In trust
as security for national banks at this date the follow
ing amounts, wiz
The national bank notes issued during the week
amount to s75670; total to date S307 COL From
this is to be deducted the mutilated notes returned
S6929715, and the notes of nsOvent banks redeemed
and burned by United States Treasurer 1922, 204,
leaving In actual circulation to date $299, 1853, ,9l9
The fractional currency redeemed and destroyed
during the week amounts to S337, 900.
Custom House Officers Pay StOpped-ApprO.
priatiOns Exhausted.
The appropriation for defraying the expenses OF
collecting the from the customs Is exhausted
and the Secretary win be unable to pay the salaries
of the Collectors and their employees until the appro
praton is replenished by Congress.
The fund for continuing the Treasury extension is
also about exhausted and no further payments can
be made on account Of that bureau until further
appropriations are made
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

hammer leftn that O'Baldwn now and then sent a1ter
him. During this set-t0 numerous cries were inaue
for Heenan, who was present. but he positiveiy re-
fused to spar. The feeling OF the throng was that
some similar in physique 20 Coburn should set-to
with him. After three rounds during which nothing
extraordinary done, they retired and the audi
ence hastily dispersed.
Coburn looks extremely WELL and because OF TINS
there were many OF his friends last evening more
sanguine than ever that in the coming contest he
will prove the better man,
The New York herald., 1868-04-12
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, April 1.-THE Royal mail steamship
Java, Captain Macaulay, Of the Cunard line. which
left New York the LIST inst arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon on the way to Liverpool.
GLASGOW, April 1.-THE steamship United King
dOm Captain Smith, and the Columbia, Captain
on the 2Sth ut arrived In the Clyde yesterday after
noon, ON the way to this city,
SOUTHAMPTON. April 1.-THE steamship All ,mannia,
Meier OF the Hamburg. American line, which left
New York on the 3lst ut arrived at this port about
noon to-day, on the way to Hamburg.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

THE WINTER GARDEN As S.6 PALACE,
win be open for the ipsgpestiSn q shs public on
and for the sale of sH9a: sGSEs5a9 % s2d Ss as 4.h
2TE sS''Ssso SoEx as 'isf
sPlESpoR sPf En- Do AND ELEGANCE OF ITS DEcoRA-
THE BEAUTY AsB Bs.SsSSSSssiASE$$Sss SSSsiSE$sstE OF ITS AR
THE s Fspa5s GdSss vEfIx oF EnDT or 1s
win be unapproachabe either in New York or any of the
Cooperative Union Ia. been
rsady Of
%ereSanSse Of ali descriptions may displayed and
And where first class goods viii be offered at fabulousy low
and a o Sap the Of s sG
it ha. been mE Considered s as S sable SohSA g
STANDARD PRICE TO EVERY ARTICLE
or less than tha. amount
FIFTY Special yefsf I'll pnfsRrxEsrs, *
eatare Of the Winter Palace win Be M
'0'p' VI YOUNG LADY CLERKs.
selected for their refinement and politeness.
ky T ssTf 'fss: fHssSs
and BY this plinaa iaSEssE M NUMBER OF SALES
will be fac'''a'esi aNosMoUs spS No ASSORTMENT
will SaHsssE s'S 81
every article will be in all strictly adhered TO-
S
Standard sass FEitE Sfss' S BY THE AssocA
LIST OF ARTICLES TO BIZ SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR.
SILVER k0W WARE.
Silver Plated Butter Dishes.
Silver Silver Plated la!e ed Gold Gold Lined Lined % Gobes
Silver Silver Plated Plated fsa. Tsa BELLS BELLS
6silver Plated Taule Forks.
s,ysT s,ys Plated Plated 6ses b.sssisP sSSss,
6siver Plated Tea spoons.
siiysI siiys PIs;s$ Piss$ GlS. E,;a KHISs: S5;s::
Silver Plated Cbiid's Sets.
Silver f'aea I%pEs' 5rHs kSTs' AsD GENTS JEwELRY.
Ladies, Ladies, Neck Neck Chains eSh,s.
Ladies' Chatelane Chains
Garnet Sets Of Jeweiry
Amethyst sets Of Jewery.
Coral Sets OF Jewery.
EnameIied Sets of Jewery.
Large Ladies' and Gents. Sleeve sa,,onH
Large assortment Of Ladies' and Gents Breaspins-
Garnet Cluster Rings.
Emerald fsss1 Spsssr cluster S,nEii Enc.
Large assortment Of Scarf Pins.
Patent Screw Gold PsnS,l, .,,ors
Ruby Liquer Set, eight pieces
Toilet Sets, very handsome.
Pocket Knives in great variety, by the best makers ooa
blade to six blades
Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves.
Cut Glass Decantcrs, plain and ruby.
Ladies, Companions, htied up complete.
Work Boxes
Perfume Boxes.
Superb silk Fans In great variety.
P0rtmonnatcs in velvet, wire aud leafher
SILK Carriers, of exquisite fancy.
Ladies' Travelling Bags.
Puff Boxes.
Glove Boxes
Shaping Scissors.
Set of IL Table Knives and Forks.
silk Parasos and tmbrelas.
Silver Mounted Walking Canes
Meerscbaum Pipes and Cigar Holders 10 casee
Hair Brushes.
Clothes Brushes.
Flesh Brushes
Crumb Brusbes
Hand and Shade Glasses.
Oils Perfumery
Boxes of Imported Soap.
Presentation Dresden China Cups.
Pairs of English Razors
Albums $50 picures.
Watch Stands.
Ladies' Jewelry Boxes.
Parian Figures.
Lava Flower Pots.
Maltese Vases.
Leather and Basket Flasks.
Fancy thermometers
Fruit Soap.
Five pieces of and popular Music for One Dollar
And thousands of other articles tastefully displayed.
The Winter Garden Palace will be open from SA. N. 70
p. M and will be brilliantly illuminated every evening.
Polite aud gentemanly ushers will always be attendance
70 conduct purchasers TO the various departments
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

CIRCULARs AND INFORMATION FURNISHED II
" all legalized lotteries.
NATHAN, Broker, 40 Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

The experiments which have been made in St.
Louis Mo-, during the past few months, reducing
Iron Mountain ore TO pig metal, with what is known
as Big Muddy coal, has reached most successful
result. on Friday night at the furnace at Caron-
delet the final trial was made IN the presence OF a
number of experts, capitalists and iron men, all Of
whom were highly pleased. and they say that the
iron produced Is the fhst quality. Big Muddy coal
contains less sulphur than any other known ana the
metal can be made WITH u for less than $40 per ton
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

CORNS. BUNIONS. ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
~ diseases of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARE 6O Broad
way
CREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY IN TEASE
" CoHees Sugars Mackere Molasses Flour and all kind
Of Groceries 262 Greenwich street
corner Murray, New York. THOMAS r. AGNEW.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

BRANDRETH HOUSE, NEW YORK.
by druggists. Observe b. Brandreth in white letters
in the government stamp, without which buy not.
B. BRANDRETH.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
A CHANT OF PRAISE.


A CHANT OF PRAISE.
By renny's Son.
Twas weary, was sad,
aSnce rat upon viis time &C" Gas the stories say);
Ny clothes they badly wore,
Always after dreaded washing day.
I've found out TO my cost
How much money have lost
Trying so-saled labor Saving Soaps,
Powders, Pow. ,rs fluids a,, g, crystals rs,, too:
But ah they sadly bligh,ed all my hopes.
But q "frize" I've found
In which virtue does abound,
A"Prize" long and yanly sought;
i, IL is wsss Ss hcu.ewii's nSw g'easSssi rea.rc
And at every good grocers can be bought
IT'S Prize Soap that mean,
The best for every household purpose known;
Hands and clothes il won't destroy,
And for true economy IT stands alone.
DAvIDs PRIZE SOAP is SOLD BY GRoCERs.
TRY IT. YOU'LL LIKE 1T.
A HOUSEHOLD WORD.
Now Is the time 70 purchase Refrsera.os China, Glass
Mare Cutlery sps Kitchen Utensils Ard e se oS,6sr TO get
stores, 't;o Cooper institute, New York. T.
A CIRCULARS AND INFORMATION FURNISHED IN
i76 Broadway after May /, 200 Broadway.
NDREws' PArENr.-FRIcTIoN eRoovED HOIST.
Boilers, economical and safe osciatlns Engines run at
great speed less need fewer repairs than
ordinary engines centrifugal Pumps, for mning drainage
minute. Circulars sent by manufacturer, WIN. ID. AN
DREwS BRO, 4l4 Water street.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW
IA York and states where deseron, drunkenness &C., are
sufficient cause; publicity charge until divorce OBJ.
taned advice free NJ Howks, attorney Sc, rs Nassau ST.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n New YORK, also from States where non-suppo drunk
deserton sufficient No pubicy no fees
COunselor.a,.law, asi Broadway.
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY
N. State Lottery .
krsTgoSI & STATE z rssgn.c.sss s ArSIL T. isfs
IA, as 50, %, So So a. as j, Ss Is, 8s, s.
90 q. ,kEArsIsA1se,LAss Ess S2s, AnRIL H. ls6s 60 "a
=, :, >, glass sss' ArhrG II, .isss:. .. :,
!" :" ~ a q w6Sp $ q rtoE4oss Il r. Co Co. kasss: ss
MURRAY, EDDY 4 CO.,
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL
IA. lese Lottery OF Kentucky
SHELBY COLLEGE, EXTRA -oLAsslT3 APRIL IL 1853.
'' Is o. o. IRiisoss 4 e. sSsirii Si "a Co. ~ ssSas,s r.
s., ss' 81 q +; . = Ss 81 y, "a g, aa!
s. d. 49, a Is is "a % II % $o q II, 30
FRANCE, SMITH co,
Covns,on, Ky.
no TO c. o. ANDERSON A co.'s, ,oe BowERy, FOR
Ma. Mals
The New York herald., 1868-04-12
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL.

Co TO c. o. ANDERSON CO.'S ine PowERy, FOR
~ Carpets, Chc!l 9TH, as.;'ass, xsis, sssinz, &C.
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I>1cstiOn% for tao NOrth0rn
Industrial Classe2

Who IS at present Keeping white
mechanics and lahorcys from seek
ihg.mploymcnt in the South!
who Is making abarrcn waste Of
IL most fertile and productive
sestiom Of the Republic? y s1aea
Why i the burden Of taxation 80
oppressive. and employment 'ecaree?
Nhyssre there to-day hundreds Of
] ,lousands Aof White men and women
in the Norh living il, dread Of stsrv.
! alton Within the present ycsr!. =
i why src thirty millions Of White
M:n taxed So~ special benefit Of q
rlsss Who pay sso taxes n the great
hulk Of their pr operty?14a ifns~
Why should fshere ~ over Two
tg,oussnd millions q tlsllaEs czenpt
from, ltaxa ton . ~ boa III ,
Il aexroc. are It for freedom, Why
has ! great poorhc,isc SYSTEM for
their support to be kept up ~ the
,xusase r. Northern industry 70
1.-THE war vas prose cuteap for she
preservation fthc Union, why are
tcn States kept out Of il 49,. .lal
The Industrial glasses of the North
will End an answer TO all these qucs-
,ion, in the acstssctiveA 1t - TO
si.cm Ne are indebted for the evils
- vj,;ci, The country i threatened.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01

IT, lDAIl"W W.,
CRESCU IOWA -.
7H~"s s.8'a ~~a@t t..u4 Lni >n,gAIi 7"
.r gs0@ sd ri t4ru II v"'.fat aa
Are ssasss,ely ressiving New Gssas, foe
the "trF .-"T "5~"" =HssI3t3 s@f
q" ..ts."1t- 81 =" - ga. 7.a e SIS
SPRING, AND SUMMER
-r3. - s.aa oh,' s.datAg
s.. t-.., b. sci s',.. ... ....s.
trade. Con listing II -r-n 4., -,.,>
D1x oooDSlI,, s n W.: :,s.t 81
g GROCERIES, ?
J = boorss:s::.
! .. - -. ;. 8 SH4kc1ES,. g
- ~ s,44a# eos 49,
.,,.. s.. 49, -. ~ HATS,
=, F''CAH,
gnp.rr, r1~.4~ >,
g.. CLOTHING ( j
49,. r.4g-W ~ ~.n,ti- ~sAE.H~,', rig fl,
CROCKERY,:;@.'r,...::: d
CLASH WAxk,,
TT .4.sTlFta tg,t
YAHKER u0TIOu1
r@tF -~#tist 80 aas-, rrsa
&E. &E, @E. apq ;,
AL which they in.ead seilixg atshe
~ 49, +@E+ ~ A. ! - F@@"'
, e. nr@ sr4r.aTy. sr9ts ert0,mtrs
LOWEST CASH PRICES
5a POSSIBLE d. y
.ku~gFxEaa + .sAsR
We viii: warrant every Ar
tlcls as Reprrsse.sed,
As We Intend selling none but the
- 1xSF 81 AooDs.
AL tlHes oI ? egliuas sxtwsua
-, PRODUCE.
4HtHif4 ss94bbf E4r stt@1t
Tskea IL exchange SSra $40 ~ II
rt1I ! emil !
MERCHANDISE. =
y-a tte tu..ts 80 y1asj IL baptLi =:
Give. ~ ! call anas No, win vnasayor
ts.sks II 70 ysura interest 60 call
sKsia.. sFdas's-' y sir hgs. D.
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=. PLAfT 1 Go.
u LIZ 400
;: L. ssnuE rss@1 = gt.5Us
A. b. .Ml,asltOls
C0otinoes1 a 70 ed0o3crsell oil
,Competitars. tor ! trade ! IN
AaaN Northern CLOVIS, q his
Store in
.sdkan .9eDN0.
Whsss hs has jsst brought o ne
sflbs 1iyefst tAa(DsA \ d
{: :. ss:.'' Sea0 4 b YId SF''sss to this
.Acs>elapF,la1aa9roor
Dry .GoOds,
7 G,,'',OlItcl;es,,.'',H
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Ysnkes Notisss,
Hsts md Caps.
!, v,..r -e Boots spa 9hsss.. s,,sai
~ u qOssebeey,, Il aara, ;.
~, -
~ 9fa1RHs go IAN
:. - =. !s'''' -
So Rasn, lsslssss faH hiaAswsn1pl =
exshaan~ - oee61as6 - SsnhinA-
- MasAst prizes - i !szaT
Ne asks - PUBLIC = an - e.
:: 80 * 3a3 49,.
bay their oss6s - ~ kials q h
.asvssf) MAJ: lloyt1oy. ,
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CHAPTER 70

= a. g. & r. ~ i "a al 40
An Act in Relation to the SCHOOL, unds
and the School Lands. t5.a
SIC. I. ~ IL enacted by tie 1Gsneral
10 the duty ofthe clerks of tlAs board Of
State, in which lands have been bid u o.
tfseelcosars of nsftgases ara eestrsets md
ooavsted IN IL 6tsas for he ~ af1As
schsol fsnd- previous to the, taking s1set
& ilis 81, e nshs e seatr 3 Of g 'ssa a
a. 49, ~ tie coaveya1oo 4 The land to
~ 0taHa, M lssipg essfi6sd To- 1hs1eoe.
ssstaess Il said shstraet, inNediatl1 for.
vsrA the aams to ths Register 81 the6tste
Land O1ee, ard ny such lands conveyed
70 ths STATE altsfI lie taAinS s9ece d this
| 80 dnl - liaN naaasr y innodiaAely
ssasiAetAs Tie Register 4 ths dsE4ts Led
SEC. ]. whenev.r any such al, have
b6en %6vsyt1 . ~ osaAl1ss r. (Which
~ sanease sl1sa1sd, 11eshs sss nc6T ~
sehesl afaeAc isabssl ~ - ~, St4ts,3 q
pnoligel - Law, ISpeh eenysyaace sAall
IS sens(aered vaiid cd tindisg, and q
o. pesgpaar cssta1e - bstng nd asAses.
inAelssS pGsvioe1, pG1salD- aAa1l - inDosd
e ~ .DureAasar n sai1s lands II &ks
nan.sr . in cases Nhsrs the apnysyaasss
vess n.as % the s ta isr =. We q Tie
| go. 3. rs Ut, Asinga1sensls - -!
a1Atnboshanes, aba4 takS sGpot ard
b IN lrcs 1rsm anA altar ~ publication
II the Daily lows etats Registsf md Daily
Iowa Evssing 0tatesnaa, newspspers pab-
kshed e Dee MOinoS, Lowe.
Approved AprilsS 1854. aA. $50
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Mss
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Vegetable Sicifan Hail Remover


: EUeyr veor increases The Hopes-
iHritv az this V0tN0ble HOSr Prep
arattose, which - due u merit
ABOVE. No c0ss ae16fs our Old
t.atsosss t1est e - kept Jtslyv UP to
lr~Oso0Hoo~ those
sChO haze ,sasCes. used e sv0 can
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sUhiee end cleaey Il ,ensoUss. ale
erHAti0ws, aud dn,sdrHN, end ~
It's tonic properties ps-etsssSs Ae0
Anir from failing out, a. e sttNs-
WIataer aal ss0asF{skee. tho A06r
glands. BIZ fts tcss the Aats 1rosce
thicker and stronger. In 1aJslmeoe
&c restores the cNptJtOrr l1assde
TO- their normal OiO0r, 1sSt sCiSt
create, a .ssesU OrOsCtk eecepe IN
ectre,,se ed gre; It g TIE sssese
cves. used, a. % seqseires Iesees~
applic0ttOs.s, and 0tUes the AGSs"
that 9. .,. :ptsrdd.a 2.cssK apRe:s s
HAYES. N. D., Ssste Asssver -
Mass, says, ''tlte co,sseitsse;sts are
psero and cossefsllv selScssd for
excellent lMNlttN, aud I c0s1fAGr
5tfAe BEST PBEPARATHON Ios"
IT, intended purpOses-o He pub
Iish q treatise on. the hair, sehich
zoe send free 0v mail upon nppli-
cation, 9UticM contains cOsls5sscM-
d0tOrN ssOf3cs3 from .clerly1saen
11hVsici0Ms, the press, and o(herS.
No Auce slsade the stss<lv Of the
hair aud its diseases a speciality
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G.. q II. BARsaoRE.
.pllANO'-FORTE
- MANUFACTURES, .
wars-rooms, 346 Blescksr Street, New
York City.
81 YaAAs EsrApLlsnsD, AND q
q,t PsIEs NsDALs AWARDED. I'D

Our Piano rsrtes are now universally
Acknowledged BY the MOST Distinguished
Artists to be the host nansfactured,
and wherever they have been, introduced
and used, We are not required to Say oas
word In their favor, their excellence stands
prominently 10 those q sthe1 nabssU;
and from tAs great ssksess achieved. and
improvements made pr ~ in the INST tAir-
~ years, We can ford to sell . frst class
Piano Forte at 9lO0 To- 0l50 iess than .
similar ons can - bought elsewhere.
Every Piano Forte Warranted for
5 Years, and 70 give Satisfsction.
Our Pianos are made Il, last; the mate
rails used FOR every part are thoroughly
scasoaed, and Ut the very best quality
that can be procured. No part ie lighted;
what the public eye might pass oses, 1nsver
escapes our vigilance. Every part, inside
and cut, is honestly, faithfully and thor
ougAly made, 80 that it will bear the most
minute examination. They differ from the
lsad, coarse tone II most pianos. (which is
bad in the beginning, ard grows worse
every day, inasmuch 40 it is refined and
delicate. pure in III singing capacity. and
hasa IN sAe power neeessary 10 produce
|evsey desired effect. 80
They are, witheut doubt the best the most
lasting, and consequently the cheapest
We are content with fair pro6t. Our
prices range from $500 70 es60, 90. lass
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"a ~ w. rsesivs aiatHs and aas1niacSAt stock
~ o. Millinery goods. consisting q pert Of Dso,
acts, Bsanet sink and veivets, KIhbsns Ia ehdleSs
variety ana width. Piain and Fancy Hair Nets.
Rlumes, American aod French Flowers. Caples and
Head dresses, Dress Trimmings u every manner
ard kisd, vetls . every variety. also Hoop Skirts,
Fancy and worsted 0oeds, Embroidered CsGs,
Cellars, &c. = 49, ..-s All :
Al hiads Of Millinery wsFk, - also Asea and
clsak waiting done promptly 10 ssAsr.
0seAs % Ill kinds sslA 10 Mlllloers q Wholesale
pviees ...
Also agent for the world renowned Wheeler 4
Wilssa eswl1g Maehises. ..-
MRs. J. T. , 1SNARUGM.
n2os9tf = IL a. .--a ApsN 10. ts6o.
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- -
And the worst has yeti, come. The
negroes refuse to work, aud the
great pgolaetivensss Of the South is
lost To VIC coautsy, he white aen
of the ffss States sse oppressed Nth
taxstioa. tlas thcyms Be supposted
in sidlone ss. q. M the four or I've
hundred millions Of dollars which
are raised upon the industry Of this
section every year. . large propor.
ton is expended in the devilish work
ofreversing the natural order Of the
races. .~-~.----.----------------- ..--..
|, Workingmen, Of tho North viii you
can you, endure this Infamous work?
Do you not see that the pazjured,
pluudering. Notwithstanding,
law-defying gang called Cosgrsss u
striking a. your rights, q your
dearest interests, through rccons.
truction? There hae not been a'siasle
measure passed ID Cosgrsss thstihss
mot been aimed at you. go 10
II is you that the national banks
are fleeing. y" ..l1' 'Lf s'
% Fl II il your families that ars made
to suffer that the South may b
Africaaixed and converted into 4
wilderness. a-' sa' 43'" heH g.
II is out Of your pockets that the
taxes topay the interest on the I'M
taxed bonds is paid. 0at 'sT"''' !"
Nearly onc-half your labor il
mortgagcd for the support Of > priv.
ileged class. '.S,
Your loaf Of bread 10 ten cents.
because the South, instead Of con-
tributing TO the resources 81 the
country from the fertile soils 10 ,
drag and tax upon your industry. %
Look int Kadicalism, and you
will find in it the true cause Of al
the poverty, all the misery, al the
wrongs from which the whole couu-
try is now suffering. " '.'
The remedy is in your own hands
and tho time is fastening on when it
can be spilled. Organize and be
prepared for tho day Of action, the
day on which you can settle Ill
scores with the party which seeks to
maintain its power through the sac
! rifcc OF right and priaciple vindi-
Gated in tho grca: revolution. y ST. =
sOrganizc for salvation Of the
| Republic, and rescue it from . beast.
| ", degraded mongrclism. yen .
Organize to save this land for
white men and to make It the white
mans Inheritance. 'a'' '"s;s '''2 .
| Organise to protect yeursclvss
| and families from the cosrsperacy u
an unconstitutional Congress, and
frvm the ncfarious designs Of an un.
principlcd, heartless bondorracy..
| Organize for the emancipation If
eight millions Of our race and blood
from the most CALLING, crushing.
grin,ling dcspotism ever inflicted
upon people. ~ 81.
! Think Of what they arc to-day
, Suffering. Think Of their ruined
homes their wasted fields. their pro-
stratv trades, their hundreds Of i'ov.
'erty stricken orphans and widows.
Think Of the fate with which they
are menaccd. Think Of tho oatragss
pcrpctruted by y half savage race,
instigated to their deviltries BY
Radical friends and cut .throats.
Think Of all this. and resolve in Your
hearts that the acc1rsed party which
has brought this food If evils upon
the land shall, when the day Of
retribution comes bc crushed into
the earth, under the tread Of your
triumphant majorities.-Met, Rec
ord. F
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CHAPTER 81.

An Act Fixing the Price of the
State Binding.
Sac 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly Of the Stats Of
Iowa; That hereafter che. State
Binder shall be paid the following
prices for oil work for the State done
BY order Of tho Secretary Of State,
via: los tsliins and trimming Ill
documenta,aot stitshcd. fifteen cents
per hundred copies; for folding,
stitching. and binding in paper
covers all messages, reports, aud
documents not exceeding enc shee I
Gall ,wing eight p,g.s fer . sheet }
one dollar and twenty-five cents per
hundred copies, and for each sdd-
iti".al sheet Of eight pages twenty
eve cents per hundred copies. the
cover Of each copy to be counted As
four pages; for folding, sewing and
binding the journals Of tbs two
honsss of the General Assembly, II
paper eoscrs. twenty cents per copy;
Tor folding. sewing and binding in
muslin o. easss, with gilt lsttcrs
ior title, (ssne style ., the Agri.
cultural Reports for 1865, thirty
cents PEI copy for : volume Of four
hundred pages or less, and for each
additional hundred pages, or fraction
thereof over fifty pages, Ave cents;
for folding, sewing. and binding in
half sheep. with gilt letters for
title. (same style rs the Legislative
doeunsnts Of 1866, } sixty cents per
copy for each volume offour hundred
pages or less, and five cents for each
additional hsndrcd pages or fraction
thereof over fifty pages; for folding,
sewing. and binling IN ''law sheep
laamsr styl4as Iowa Reports eighty
.ssnts PR copy for each volume 81
fuur. hundred pages orsleks, and 6vs
csnts for each additional hanlred
Ipsgss, OF fraction thereof over Fifty
pages for. folding, i ytitchiAs. 4and
binding the laws Of each General
Assembly iu. bosrds, yitho muslin
backs and paper sides, same style
- tho laws Of 1859 siyhtssn essts
per copy;, and fos all ~ ylss Of, work
not named in this act dhs shall ,bo
paid ~ nearly - possible in asesrd-
Ancs with The rates above speei6ed.
II SEC Z. AL acts aod parts II acts
liaeonsistsat With the provisions Of
this act are hereby. repsalel. he'd
ID R4c2. This at shah, be in. force
from and AFTER it,, Publication il sha
Iowa State Regiatsr and Iowa
HenestAsd. aHa af1s side "a
Approved April6. 1868. il.Hs
! 6srsby certify that to falsGeina
ACT took s4eet by rselisatieh, q
required By Hsetios 3 thereof. on
ths 22a dag Of April. A. p, 1868.
II ED WaIGHr. Sec'y Of State.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-05-01
wise Elnanclai P0licy..GiolA
In the TFe0O0ry.

Secretary McCulloch, We observa
by his April report Of the public
debt, continues to keep about BOO,
900, 00O,in gold IN the Treasury.
This gold. converted into legal tend
crs, would take up $l3s. 900. OO0
Of ive-twenty bonds, apon which
thc people are now paying IN H.
tcrest ofsix per cent, which anosnts
to 9x,2S0, O0O's yesf. This 70 lid
bc1a very handsones savin:. 10 the
taxes u the people. But Metal
Eloch prefers t. keep his gold and let
the bondh"ldcrs have the interest
on the bonds, which tho gold ought
to pay. Th,sa 10 called wise 6nau.
cieri,ig by some people. II is wise.
certainly for TIE bended Interest.