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The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

"CoME DJwv.-We were much amused
The other dav bv IN anertinte of certain sec.
rrtarv at u werner. >rvpral removes hack
from the present Chief Ma istrate of the EN-
pire State. Like must suh-',fiicals, to whom
some pressing tiral process is committed,
he had an itching palm while ~ the same
'im". II w"uhl not h" exartly safe to show
his hand tn" openly. Olo q occasion he had
f"r the ri time hern waited npun hv an
imnatlent party. Interested in two impurrar,
hlils whirh had pissed the LEGISLATURE. and.
with suhdrv others, were waiting the Cover
E"r's signature.
Did v"u place nav hill hef,re his Excel
iencS ?'' asked the par-v nt the secretary.
"N-n-no' yet. said he th- had Sigh,
'npedimen' IN ha suearh), "n-not quite
vet; the G-g-"vrrnor'> very busy. By
the-h by. What WI. the n-uams nf the
m-mah that got no into 81 i---pr when our
Savior WAS "-walsing along the W., p
"nh. y"n mrun Zsrcheu>
"fe-rs: that'S the man. We'll. d.
you r. reenlrrt what WAS SAID IN him ?"
"Certainly 'Zacrheus c"me down.
"Ex -a-nctly; ye-p>. come dozen -
was thinking of that ye--es'erdnv. when You
r-rallri. but | c-cuuldn't rem-nember
the name -
The hint was taken the party .can,e
dowa' R"'"r'iiagly and when he next called
his signed bills were ready fur him.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
The Geography Lesson.

"Ciass in Geography, stand ur. How
many divisi"ns of the Elrth are there ?'
"Srven."
''Wha' are they p
Europe. Asia. Africa. America, Long
Division. Sh"r' D vision, the division in the
Reruh'can parry"
R'ght. How many races are there ?''
Eleventeen hundred"
IN nnsrn>e. Let's hear von name them. ~
white race, black race. Indian race. boss
race, race after the gals. mule race, wheel.
harrow race. human race, race after q debt,
fuot race. mill race -
"ii"li on Guess you are right. bnt we
can't stay her" all day Now then. what are
the principal elements ~
Air. water. and The national ieht.n
rs the national debit one of the elements o.
Yes. ono of thu elements nf discard"
What Is our glnha divided intu?"
Land. water aud hpnZine."
How much of it is dry land ?"
"SalooE keepers can tell better than
can"
"What is mountain ?"
''fnu amt"
"Ain't what"
-. mOuntdin to murh.''
lyon rascal. YOU will catch it for this"
IL caught it last term of Bill Jenkins, and
hain't got over it vet"
Boy gets an istermission to scratch.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
A LARGE DisLoY4L PARrY.--An Easter

4 LARGE DisLoYAL Party Eastern
paper iruthfully says that if the Democratic
party is disloyal party, rebel party, or q
party in sympathy with rebels, we have an
all powerful and invincble army of rebels
and traitors in our midst. The recent Presi-
Dental election shows that there we're nea rly
FIVE millions of voies actually polied. OF
these the Democracy cast two Ghd a quarter
millions. Bur in Virginia. Mississippi, and
Texas eiections Wee not held. Had the peo-
pie oi these three States been permitted e.
ve;e. they would have given majority of at
least 10000 Then take the number dis,
franrhi>ed in the States If Missouri. Trnnes-
see. West Virginia. North and Snuth Carroll.
ma, Alahamn. Arkansas and FIGrida. agyre
eating at least $50 600. and we 6nd that. il
radical editors tell the trdth, the rebel army
will ou,numher thar nf the layG! army by ss
least Il quarter of million.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
NEW VARIETY OF TuRNIp.-S,,me tim,

New VAPIETY OF TUxNIP.-Srme time ago
says the 5 "ckton Independent. Andrew
Hampton, who resides Il >hn-t distance n"rtl
ut the A., lum, eceI,ed Il few turnip seed,
from Scotland. planted the same, but unfnr
tuna'ely the squirrels des,royed the crop
with the exception "f two turnips only
From these he raised seed enough to eow
qLi'e large pa'ch of land. and is now sup
plying the markei with n variety of turnip
which IL last becoming favnritp, and is ca
geriv sought after. 1t is nearly of an orany,
col"r, about as large AZ an ordinary s,zpt
apple, quite round, solid and fine grained
is much Sweeter than the " hitp Dutch vari
e,y IN c"mmoh use. aud altogether yalua
oie acquisition 10 the culinary vegetable
produced IN the gardens "f this S ate. Irap
ners to lie hybrid between the small E.r
i'sh yellow, ar whar is known in England !.
'SSlrving's Seeding and the purpe Sxed
ish turnp.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
Love- INA COTTAGE.
BIZ n. P. WILLIS.

They may talk of love In cottage.
And b.,wers 81 treIiiSed vine,
or nature b~witchiRgly simple.
And milk knaid> half divine
They may talk OF the pleasures OF sieepinS
In the shade of a pi-,sant tree.
AID a walk in the hells at morning,
By the side Of forest tree!
But give me the sly Irritation,
By the lighf of a Chandelier.
With mnsic Ia play in the psusss,
Aud nobody very near:
Or seat on a sitken Ia.
With glass OF p1re old vine,
And mamma t.lo blind t. di>c"vey,
The small white tand in mine.
Your love ia a cottage Is hungry,
Your vine il nest far flies
Your milk maid shocks the grsees,
And simplicity talks of pies
fou lie down tn shady slumher.
And wake with a hug in yuur ear,
And your Dansel that walks in thu morn.
lssh"d like u mountsineer.
True love ts at hane on carpet,
And nightly likes his ease
True love has An eve i"r dinner,
And staryes meath the shadr OF the trees.
His ~ing is the fan "f \ lady,
His fot an invisible thing,
And his arrow ia tipped with Jewel,
Aud shot irotn silver string.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

Bullion FRoN WHITE PiNE.-The follow
ing amounts at bullion were shipped by the
banking houses a, White Pine since their
es'ahhshment By the hank of John
p.x,nn in November and December. 1868.
$96.7ll 2S; Agency of the First National
Bank 1T Nevada. S33,2lo IS. Total ship
ment, Sl29. .95l 73.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
ln Our Boat.
By MISS MULCH.

Stars trembling DER US. AMI sunset before US,
Mountains in A. a,"w AMI re>ts asleep
Down in the dim river dhst on f,rev-r-
Speak not, all breathe uot-therc's peace On the
deep.
Come not. pale 'rrow-Gee till to-morrow:
Rest s"itiy falling DER eyelils that we~p.
While down the river. We float t,reyer-
Speak not, ah breat. not--thero's peace on the
deep
As the waves cover the depths we glide ,ver.
- let the past in forget fullneSE sleep,
While down the river. float on forever
Speak at. ali breathe uot--there's peace on the
deep.
Heaven shine above us-hesS all that love us
All whom We love in Thy tenderness keep
While down the river at forever
speak not, ali breathe not--thcres peace on the
deep.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

the Jews Of Ahvssinia claim to have lived
there since the destruction Of the temple st
Their book of laws ia in the
Ethiopian language. They have the same
sacred hooks as al I.rael,ps. with the excep-
ton of the Book of Esther. which. they place
among the Apa'rvphal works. Trey are
said TO form the most useful and industrious
Inhabitants of the country,
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

A dispatch from Nashville announces that
no more militia squads Of colnred kn.ves will
be sent out to worry and rob the people-pro-
vided, always, that the people will gently
ubmit to be robbed by "loya" knaves who
are not of the militia. But the militia will
be sent down. as usual, if any citizen shall
be foolbardv enough to Violently resist" lc-
cal thieves and rufhana.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

fuBLic DEBT OF CALIFnRNIA.-The total
debt the State. December 1, 1868, ex,lu.
>lve OF cash IN Treasury. was So. So. .9O3
the aggregate debt of cities and g. nn,ies !,
the State, exclusive If assets. il S.. esd. 40
The aggregate Of ull pubic debts is. there.
fnr-. Sl3. 1885. We derive these fsure.
from Langley's "Year-B ,ok of Fac,s."
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

Mrs. Par,ingten says, that Ike having be-
come enameled If q siren of Boston, has led
her to the menial altar. lie did's appear
the least bit decomposed. On the back o! his
Eed3;re cards, were listle cnhahs With wings.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

1t is suggested that births should be pub
lished under the head Of new music il
would be strictly in consonance with soEae Of
The recent productions.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

DEAD.-ExGovernor P,ckens Of Sonth
Carolina, who ordered the attack on FoTe
Sumter, died last Wednesday at EdgEeld ~
that STATE.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

Some one, who has keen appreciation Of
domestic comfort once gave n toast for the
tes-,able: Woman, the only aewiog ma
chine 'ta. ever hsetoi 3 sossa.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

Il is stated that the Car contemplates
building railroad that will rival our Paci-
fc. 1t is to traverse Europe and Asia, from
St. Petersburg to China.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

The spire of the new cathedral m Pitts
burg /. to be surmounted bv beh .w ieoR
cross IA feet in hight. which isitolbe iltataiD
ated by 800 gas iets.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

The following sentin,g.t is Az
Napoleon B,naparfe% :" -. '1au'ed n
pie p,sn,ss sss- the rye, s. sss gd woman womn
a trcasu<o.' ~tha otan-
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
.atca. Fon ADVERTISING,

AS AGREED UPON hy the Propfietors of the Tuoi-
IA unas county newspapers, August 81, 1854
20 i,an. nn,rei nr.t Insertion. 90
tp,y eaeh sub.eauent Insertion so
Eves, portion a square OF hve lines or more shall
suvw5Ns ns,rie, court' three mouths, 80 90
90 three weeks ....... Is 90
Px,ra Isneth each sauars........ s 90
., I,,ic.., Ihr,e months 90 90
.. we.ks II so
.aurprvr,s saIr-Three weeks .......... Is 90
px,r, Ionsth each souare S 90
.covar,ntr,s al rhre. weoks......... IL 90
S',r,er r :, Sp pnfroes Ltn.oyent) veeks... is 90
snt . 1rc .nen;s NOTICE a ~e,ks.......-.. IL 90
,IIrS toinER,s NDrICE-3 ....-..-.. 10 90
Extra length each square, .-......... 90
ApnaSl ~. ma -" 10 90
i. nvIN rarn ToR,s SAIE-3 yeeks.. Is GO
rxtra lenytb ner rscuare............ 90
oIssaI IfrfoV NOrl CE-3 3wreks.......... 90
enlntrc NOTICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 SO
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06

No man is fit t" pilot Others by his advice
till he bar had personal experience of ,nany
stuTH,s.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
z. NJ. WILSON,
UNITED STATES DEPUTY SURVEYOR

EIGHTH MINERAL. DISTRICT,
NoupFisiag the eounteso of Caiayeras- Tuoiumne
~ posa Fresno. Merced Stsni-as,s desiring
titles 10 Mines, Rancne- Tu~n ors from the United
States can secure them rs apply ing the Deputy
veyor aud complying with the laws OF Congress.
nA- Examination of Mines and etaer property made
ard roliab.e relorts furnished
efder-s0nsra, Tuuiunlue coanty. California tec6
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Boarp or ScPERyIsoEs
Firm Jrp,clA1 DISTRICT cornr

Meets first Monday OF February, May. Augut and
Nuvemher supervisor lst District, Ahnor Kecdi "a
District, Edmond Parsonsi Sd District, VI. Dyrne.
The union Democrat., 1869-02-06
CovSrr orFIcEKs.
COLLECTORS.
ASSESSORS.

Istriet No ........-.1 y, McCnlloch
- - -.-...--..-- -Jshh boy 10.
4" -...---.-----.--.-.s-- --..- y; Sia' hr'
- .... .-.......E, 7, Harper.
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This gentleman having been sc.
lestsd BY Gen. Grant a. Secretary
Of the Treasury was confirmed by
the Senate before that body had
learned that the Law, creating that
dspsrtment, made Mr.. Stewart, who
ia boah a bondholder or creditor Of
the government. and an importer,
ineligible to the position for these
reasons. Gen. Grants message
asking the repeal of this law is
thus commented upon by the Chica-
70 Times. ~.
Our dispatches from Washing on
on yesterday, speaking Of the mes
sage Of the president asking for a
repeal Of the law which would ex.
clude Mr.. Stewart from the treasury,
said:
1T was looked upon - = dictum
that smacked Of the days Of Andrew
johnson, and al efforts to consider
it at once failed utterly, the leading
radicals declaring in conversation
that it was ! matter Of too profound
importance to be rushed through in
a day. Why should We repeal this
time. honored clause, creating one
Of the departments Of tho govern
ment, merely to allow IN importer
to decide on dozens of his own cases
now pending in the treasury, said q
senator. It was urged that the
president should take well-posted
men into his confidence, men who
knew the laws, 80 that he would
not have made such a terrible blum
der on the first day Of his official
existence. as did the chief magis-
trate.'
Were those senators we'll inform.
ed? Is it = fact that Mr.. Stewart
now ''has dozes Of cases pending in
the treasury'''s If this be fact, it
furnishes additional and conclusive
reasons-they are superauous-against
tho repesi Of the law. Shall a man
be judge in case to which he is a
party? Imagine A. T. Stewart. Sec
rotary Of the treasury, sitting as a
judge upon case ir which A. T.
Stewart, importer. is one party, and
the United States another.
Senators reproying the president
for ignorance 10 this business sounds
oddly aftor the unanimous confrma-
ton Of Stewart. There ought to
have been one man in the senate ia
miliar with the law creating tho
department.
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The Future 81 the COfOred

Now that the constitutional
Amendment has been showed through
both Houses Of Congress
the negro as good as . white man.
politically,-the "star" thinks it
pertinest to inquire
"And now for his future. What
better can be have, or do, or be,
than heretRfore. Laws don't change
bis hair, his color, or his shins.
Laws won't admit him, and if they
did the managers wouldu't to the
Inauguration Ball. Society cannot
change it's customs, nor will barber
shops and restaurants. The fact 10,
that humanity involved in the mat
ter, though genuine, Wa small, and
the party bunkum 50 entirely over
rode all the moral and personsl
considerations, that long years
ago common people sickencd Of the
trash of Phillips, the tvaddis Of
Tilton, and the soft she'll rants Of
Dickinson. The end has come at
last. Pompey has his future in his
own hand. He is master Of his
situation; now give him fair show
and see what be can do.
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Sherl1 sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issasd ont Of
- the Office Of the Clerk q ths District
court Of Howard county lowe, TO, me d.,
tseted and delivered, il Al action wherein
Daniel WAeelsT is plaintf3 - Nelson ].
Tubbs and his wife and o. MaBarrett are
defendants and vhsrsIlH the sid plaintiff
recovered Judgment and decree Of fore
Closure Against The said Tubs and wife
rendered on the 3r1 day q February 1859
for ono Aundred and eighty sevea dollars
and thirty seven cents sad 4 priority of
lien - against the said o. NJ. Barrett, and
costs Of court assessed at eleven dollars
and sixty cents. have levied upon the
south east quarter Of the south-ecst quar-
ter IT section one in township ninety-eight
north Of range eleven west Of the 9Th p. NJ.
BY. virtue Of special execution against the
same bearing Date on the 10, day, OF March
AID. 1859, and that I shah expose the said
premises 10 sale at the fnDnt. door OF The
court house in Cesco lows on 6AttFaay the
nth day Of April 1859 at enc o,cl6ckP. y.
efssid Day when ana wkers due attend
lance wial be given BY the uhderigned.
|fT Dated MasoA1l, 1ooo. Il
.r. ... teysr J. T.. PowELL.
Sheriff.
PPintArs Hee y m
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CRooEERY OTTAWA Co., MICH,
December II. 1861.


December II. 1861.
DR.. G. W. Roback.-Sir IL
am Farmer about 80 years Of
age, was taken i'll in August, 1860,
with fever, general debility, lossof
appetite, swollen limbs and stiff
joints, and was doctored by a
Physician several months with no
result bet a largo fee Bill. | tried
after that, various remedies with
no benefit, l almost gave up in
despair, when a neighbor showed
me one Of your almanacs from
Griflin's Drug Store, and recon-
mended your medicines. procured
two Bottles Of Blood Purifier and
three Bottles Of Blood Pills from
Nr. Griffin, which l took as di-
rected and was perfectly restored
to health. The whole OF last win
ter I WIS enabled to cut my fire
wood, now | can do as good . days
chopping as ever |. could in my
life.
P. S-A further. inducement
to try your medicines was the laot
that l was intimately acquainted
with O. Thomas, of Grand. Ledge,
in this state, who was CURED Of a.
severe rheumatic difficulty oby
your medicines. JOHN CHADWICK.
Fer Sale by DR.. j. j. Closn.-
mnNP. CreSCO. Iowa. 81 EA
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tion Of the Union, will be, for the
next four years, . powesless Ruppet.
Az long as the Tenurs-ot- Office
lawremains in force va cannot con-
gratulate President Grant. At best,
the presidential oflce is . thankless
one; but now that it has been shorn
of oil its vital prerogatives, the in
cumbent, it appears to ~, is merely
Samson in tho tolls, at the mercy
Of political Philistines.-N. Y.
Sunday Times.
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Grants Cabinet.

Washington, March 1.-THE
cabinet was officially announced to-
day, as follows:
Secretary of State-Hamilton
Fish, Of N. Y,
Secretary Of TrearurY-Geo. s.
Boutwell,, Of Mass.
Secretary Of the Navy-Adolph
E. Borie, Of Pennsylvania. ~.
Attorney General--Judgo Hoar,
Of Massachusetts,. -..........
Postmaster General-J. A. J.
Crcsswell, Of Maryland.
Secretary Of War-Gen. John A.
Rawlins, Of Illinois.
Secretary Of the Iutcrior-Ex-
Gov. Cox, Of Ohio.
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Deitz Experimental Farm Journal
i, devoted exclusively to the growth
and production of the cereals Of the
country and surpasses tiny other
journal published in the extent and
value Of the information impaired
upon this importsnt topic. It is
published ct Ckambersburg. Pa /,
Monthly, at tas extreme lov price
of Il. 50 per annum. Persons en-
gagged in wheat growing, -
almost oil are in this section,
should have the Journal before
seeding, for its valuable suggestions
would be Of incalculable benefit.
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This chosen functionary has been
compelled to resign. Grant would
have retained him in defiance Of
law, and Stewards desire to be
Secretary would have overcome his
respect for . law Is old as the Office
to which . President = partality had
chosen him. Washburae's sagacity
led him to detect the conflict that
gould arise between Congress and
the President, and his influence in
ducsd the Secretary to return the
sfice Tolerant, who had SO unfortu-
nately bestowed it. As it requires
some Ledger-de-main and no little
Dexter-ity to manage SO intracti-
bic . body Is Congress. We would
respectfully suggest the name Of
Robert Bonner. to his excellency.
Gen. Grant, as Stewards successor.
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Radical papers are crying ont
great 1ssssasa il tho public debt, !"
bsssnse ,thsyr Asvs discovered that
there ~ not aaits - much money
stolen daring tho month Of ] ebrnary
- during the nonth of Jasusry.
The poor fools don't stoP to eopr
slider thst February j. the shostsst
month b. fHRss DAYS. Fair play
il . jewel you knew. Give IN >
chance.
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The Missouri OAaces,

The tclcgraphic reports from
Washington on the 9Th inst thus H..
In strate the obstinacy Of General
Grant in the way Of appointments.
It is really too bad that loyal men
should be thus treated. But then
1.-The spoils belong to the victor,
says IN. old adage, and if Grant
want the victor in the late canvass
who was? ..s.
The Missouri radical delegation
10 congress held meeting. on yes
tsrday: and resolved to wait on the
president regarding The federal ap-
pointments in that state. They
reached the white.ho at 8 O'Clock,
p. NJ, with Schurs and Drake a.
their head, and sought "a interyiew.
Gen. Dent informed them that the
president was not receiving shy Wis.,
itors. ~ he was engaged on import
ant business. Drake said that the
Missouri delegation had come in .
body aud must see him on . matter
! Of Importance. The president sent
word that if this was the case, to
adpit them. In they went. Before
they could hardly say anything. the
president said: "Gentlemen, / sup.
pose you have come to see about the
Missouri appointments" They re-
piled that was the case. WELL"
said Grant, II have already made
up my mind Is to the most Of them.
I have selected George W.. Ford to
be collector of internal revenue in
St. Louis. He is ! good man.
There Is Col. A. R. Easton, an old
friend Of mine, Who helped me years
ago, in St. Louis, to get tho Office
Of county surveyor. I intend to
make him assessor. The delegation
1t these announc ements, stood
agbast. ''As for the post office, =
added the president, II have de-
termined to mako my old friend
Gen. A. J. Smith postmaster. They
are all good men. You cannot OBJ.
ject to them. y The delegation did
not dare to object; but they were
intensely surprised. Not one Of
those men we're on the slate Of Offices
which tho delegation had made up.
After . few more words they retired
10 eonfqsion. The candidates for
these pisces are still more oon-
founded. ". P. Branscombe ana
Gen. Pile are candidates for che
postofice. Branscombe says he has
more endorsement for the Office than
any man 10 the United States
Osrmon, ewcomb, and Judge Allsn,
Of the county court. are after the
vacant Missouri marshalAhip. and
Bernard Frier 10 3 candidate for
the pension agsney. To-mcrrov, the
Missouri dsmocrst tic delegation in
congress will cell on the president.
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Congress shosld before its adjourn
mcnt devise some means whereby
the revenues Of the country might be
more eheaply collected. This could
be dono. as we suggested some weeks
since, by transferring that duty to
the officers chosen by the several
States instead ofhaving every coun.
~ swarm with federal officers.
In this county the Assessor for his
services absorbs nearly the entire
revenue collected. And so it must
DC to large extent throughout the
entire country. The evidence Of this
il IN the immense revenues collected
and the coasta utly augmenting pub.
lie debt,
Nearly every where the same evil
exists. Federal Assessors are put
ting in six days Of the week at IS
per day where as many days per
month is adequate to the business.
As government spies they hang upon
the business men, farmers, la borers,
and mechanics Of the country. Their
own business never calls them from
home, but they 60 prepared to pry
into some ones AFFAIRS, not to bene-
fit the government, and enhance its
revenues, but for the thrift that fol-
lows their pretended labors.
We would not be misunderstood.
The evil is not exclusively with the
men, but the system. Its tendency
is to make spies, leecbes, tyranti
over, and sponges upon the better
class Of society, out Of every one
whose labor may be as much or as
little as he chooses to make it, and
whose pay depends exclusively upon
his own statements.
There is not duty performed by
any of the multitude of Federal Of
Zee holders that swarm in every
community like the lice and frogs
that infested Egypt, that cannot be
as we'll done BY the state, county,
sud town officers in the several To-
calities, without loss to the revenues,
annoyance to the people, or injury
to any one, but those who devour
the public revenue in payment for
services never rendered. Every one,
but the ofice-holdcr in existence, or
in expectancy, admits these state
meats as truths, yet the evil is per-
mitted to continue without protest
or remonstranoe. If Grant wishes
IN honest expenditure Of the reve-
MUGS, the sooner he cuts of this
source Of leakage, the sooner will
there be revenues to disburse for the
purposes Of the govern
mont.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-03-12

J. +. Mitohsll has taken ont =
license as aacttonssr and 6fsfs'his
services to any. in want o. assista nce
in de,p osing Of personal Or real
property He has given good sat
isfastio4 heretofore and We presume
he has not lost the art Of pleasing
yet.