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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-07-15

income, as / have often noticed by the
revenue returns; aud to him | went
for advice, in my distress. He took
my dreadful exhibition Of receipts,
be put on his glasses. he took his pen,
and presto!-I was pauper! 1t
was the neatest thing that ever was.
He did it simply by defying and man.
| ipulatirg the bill of .'deduetions. !"
He set down my Estate. national.
and municipal taxes" at so much:
my CLOSES by shipwrcok, FIRE etc. -
at 90 much; my ''losses by sales Of
real estate"-on ''live stock sold"
-on payments for rent Of home
stead" on ''repairs, improvements
interest. ION ''previeusly taxed sal
ary, as an officer OF tho United States
army. navy, revenue service" and
other things. He got astonishing
deductions" out Of esch and every
one of these matters-eaoh and eve
~ one Of them. And when he was
done he handed me the paper aud
saw 1t glance that during the year
1859 my income. in the way Of profits
had been one thousand two hundred
ana fifty dollars and forty cents a~
"Now," said he. ''ths thousa nd
dollars is exempt by Law. What you
want to do is to swear this document
| in and pay tax On the two hundred
aud fifty dollars" -,
| "Do you." said I. .'do you always
work up tho deduction after thi'
| fashion in your own case. sir!'
Nv ell, I should say SO! If i
wern't for these eleven saving clause
under the head Of deductions
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MA'o'''' "
CRESCO Lodge, No. $50
Of F. and A. NJ. hold their regular COM
munications Tuesday on or before the full
Moon of each month. Visiting brethren
in good standing are invited to attend.
Nj. NJ. MOON w. NJ.
33v6] Wx. II PATTERSON, Secty.
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,dlrectorship, position which he has occupied
since the retirement Of Arago In 1854 The event
has naturally excited great commotion, as well
In political as In scientific circles. Arago refused
to recognize the Empire. Leverrier was one of
the most jealous supporters OF the imperial re.
gine. Por Ills prompt and efficient support OF
Napoleon ILL., he was made peer of France, and
such was the Emperor's attachment to him that
it was supposed no ministry would attempt to
remove him, though complaints of his in
efficiency, 1t seems, have been current fGr many
years. The ministry OF olivier. however, dares
do more than any cabinet the Emperor has had
since the coup 6etat. The reasons for N. Lever
rier's removal were twofold. lie knew almost
nothing OF practical astronomy. he displaced
men who knew great deal about it, after avail
ing himself to the fullest extent OF their know.
ledge. One of these was N. Faye, who had, in
deed, never predicted the discovery OF q planet,
but whose contributions to astronomical science
far exceeded ". Leverrier's, and who hal the adj
ditional good fortune of being friend Of the En-
press. NJ. Leverrler's fall has eXcite TO SYM
pathy whatever in France, and the scientific
world Will rejoice that, as the new planet whose
existence he hal demonstrated in 1916 was not
called by his name, there will be no step neces-
sary to displace him from the stars.
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than Sumner. Nay, he has just given les
son to these last named worthless, by induc-
ing the President to refuse signature to o
bill for the admission Of Mississippi, until q
bill for the removal of political disabilities
shall have passed both houses. But what
will the Northern voters say to this elevation
of a coiored man in the national Councils
colored man who is in friendly alliance with
the disfranchised classes at the South-a col
ored man who begins his senatorial career by
debating terms to the Radicalleaders? The
situation is ludicrously awkward.
This, at least, is sure. The colored peo-
ple as class, do not desire that social dis
tinctions should be oblterated. No people
are more tenacious of social standing than
themselves. In Liberia the lines OF demar-
cation are drawn as vigorously rs in the
courts of Europe. In this State they have
drawn off into their own churches, their own
fire companies, their own benevolent asso-
Citations, having more liberty and more en-
ioyment in these fraternities among their
own race than in promiscuous societies.
The race-instinct they cherish is remarkably
strong. We, therefore, do not believe that
once assured of their own rights, they will
seek to trespass wantonly upon the rights OF
others.
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The Citizens Party.

We notice that our neishbor, the Courier,
in alluding to the proposed convention OF
the citizens of South Carolina who are deter
mined to rid the State OF the rule OF corrupt
and unprinciplei men, speaks OF it as the
Conservative Convention We are salts
fed that in political sentiment and aims the
Courier is, at this time, thoroughlyin accord
with THE NEWS. But We must protest
against its use OF term, the adoption OF
which by the Citizens Party would be one
of those blunders which are said to be worse
than crime
Viewing it in the light of political expedi-
ency, merely the name Conservative" has
all the disadvantages of the term Demo
''cratic, without any fits compensating ad-
vantages Throughout all the party con-
tests that we have had of late years iu this
State, the colored people have been uni
formly taught to believe that the Conserva-
tive was but Democrat in disguise that
both were to be regarded with the same
aversion and distrust. Hence, to admit the
epithet conservative" would be to enter
upon the fight that is before US at a fearful
disadvantage, as far, at least, as the colored
vote is concerned.
But there is another and much stronger
reason why we must repudiate the term.
The party that is to win in the coming strug-
gle has no choice but to adopt policy the
very reverse of conservative. 1t must be
pre-eminently party OF progress, Of prac-
tical views and OF prompt action. 1t must
realize that ''old things have passed
'away," and grapple boldly with the living
issues Of the present. 1t must be ready to
sacrifice alike the hopes and ambitions of in
dividuals, AMI the passions and prejudices Of
classes, to secure what must be won-suc-
cess. Such party-the party that is to
save the State--cannot be, in any true sense,
conservative There is no name at once so
unohjectionafie, so comprehensive and SO
well suited for the end in view, as ''The
Citizens Party"
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The Senator fron. mississippi.

Tie Octoroon Revels has taken his seat IN
the Senate of the United States. Verify the
Radicals are bidding high. They are risk
ing the existence OF their party and the civil
rights and privileges of their sable pro-
teges, in the hope Of consolidating eight
hundred and fifty thousand colored votes
upon their next candidate for the Presiden-
tial office. 1t will be found, when it is too
late, that both these measures were political
bluGders.
For our part, we have just this to say in
regard to the admission of Revels to the
Senate, that lie appears to be no worse
man in character, standing or intellect than
many of those vino have been sent to Con-
gress from the Southern States The charges
urged against him are not to be spoken OF
in the same breath as those urged against
Bowen, Whttemore, and others. He is not
more crooked than Wilson, or more narrow
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"Jnst ms Black as u Crow.'

In The NEWS OF yesterday we fully ex-
posed the gross exaggerations and STU
pid contradictions of the majority re-
port of the Committee of Investigation
for the Third Congressional District, and at
the same time We published the minority re-
port of Mr.. J. Bryant, member of the COM
mittee, who heard all the testimony, and is
personally acquainted with the bitter parti-
sanship and reckless behavior of his Radical
colleagues.
The committee led Mr.. Bryant to believe
that the evidence taken by them would alone
be submitted; but this would not have made
sufficiently striking story Of rebel misbe-
havior and the committee therefore printed
the "hearsay evidence and leading ques-
etions" which form the bulk of the report.
Mr. Bryant at once prepared q minority re-
port, whose statements are moderate, calm,
and, we believe, entirely true.
We admit, and have never denied that
"lawless ruflians did Undue their hands in
sthe life-blood CT their fellow-betngs," but
these outrages were few and far between;
and may well say that 'the large masses OF
':the intelligent ana respectable citizens kept
'.their feelings within due bounds, and ezer-
s'csed toward their opponents that Christian
"charity so characteristic OF all well-resu-
slated communities" Mr. Bryant says, un-
hesitatingly, that the "Shost OF hobgohlins
ssand jack-o'-lanterns of the Third District
s:are the offspring Of the vivid imaginations
''of New England politicians, and that
"the colossal reports of gigantic election
..Trauds" are ''as absolutely false as the base
stless fabric of q vision" In conclusion, Mr.
Bryant directs attention to the very obvious
fact that the majority OF the committee, in
their report, quote only that testimony which
supports their views, and ignore the tcSti-
rony of vast number of witnesses, which
testimony proves the majority report to be q
tissue of falschood and Misrepresentation.
What more need be said? The majority
report is, upon the face of it, mass OF mis-
statements and contradictions, and re-
spectacle citizen, who was with the commit
Tee from first to last, solcmnly declares that
its reports OF general violence and colossal
frauds arc absolutely and wholly false. The
work is done; the money is paid; Hoge, the
defeated Radical candidate for Congress, sits
safely seated in Washington. Let us, then,
hear no more of this new version of the old
tale of ..Three black crows
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The returns of the late census of South
Carolina, which We publish to-day, will be
found to present very interesting and sug-
gestive array Of hgures-the strongest argu-
ment that can be urged in favor OF the
prompt and thorough organization of The
Citizens Party.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-03

THE veto message of Governor Scott sets
forth, in clear and forcible manner, the
many objections to the Phosphate BILL. so
often discussed, and as often condemned, in
these columns. That the Legislature passed
the bill over the veto so promptly, is another
proof that, with the law-making majority,
pocket is more powerful than principle.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-03

At PRIVATE SALE, THE THREE
N STORY BRICK BUILDING, No. Sd Society
street, well known as the FREUNDSHAFTSBUND
HALL. Said building Is well arranged for Soci-
ETY. Club or School, and can also be easily arrang-
ed for a Private Dwelling. For terms and further
Information apply to JACOB SMALL, No. EOS
King street. mch3 thsm
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER WEEK.
" Don't complain of hard times when you
have competency within your reach. Agents,
both male and female, are making 500 per week
selling our new work, PLAIN HOME TALK AND
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. They have no COM
petition; there never was book published like 1t;
anybody con sell 1t; everybody buys It,. Send for
circular containing table Of contents Of this won:
derful work. Address WELLS COFFIN, No. 432
Broome street, New York. 1eb15 lmo
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For Gale.

DEAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
III PERTY Of any kind may be advertised for
sale In this column, at the rate OF rs cents for
twenty words or less each Insertion, paid Ia
advance.
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r OST, A FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
for $780, Old Issue OF the Northeastern Rail-
road, redeemable 1st September last; all the Cou-
pons cut OF. Notice OF the same has been given
at the office. The finder will be rewarded. Ap-
niv at this office. mch3 thsm3
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Lost an0 Gonno.

T OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
1 4 have lost anything, make 1t known to the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
words or less, each insertion, Is Is cents, II paid
n advance.
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Boar0lnn.
60 Rent.

ry,O RENT FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS.
comfortable Dwelling, in Wentworth
street, With Furniture. to an approved party.
For particulars address Box 4I3, Postoice.
mCh3 =
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Relnopals.

DEMovAL.-THE SUBSCRIBER. HAv-
IL ING REMOVED from No. lal Meeting street
to corner OF Meeting and Cumberland streets;
with a full assortment Of CLOTHS. CAsSIMERES
and IESTINGS, he will be glad to see all his
friends. J. ID. hENSiNG,
Southeast Corner Meeting and Cumberland SITS.
mchltuthsS*
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Gouart1ersl,iu Notices.

DENTAL NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGN-
IL ED have this day formed a Copartnershtp
for the PRACTICE Or DENTISTRY. under the
name OF CHUPEIN WINkLER, once NO. 2I5
THEODORE F. CHUPEIN.
mch1 tuthsS GEORGE II. WINKLER.
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G0urltlonqI.

INSTRUCTION IN M U SIC.-MRS.
BRYAN will give instruction on piano to
limited number OF pupils. Apply as northwest
corner OF Calhoun and King streets. mchl 3"
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MULES, HORSES AND PONIES
lHl Just arrived, at the Kentucky Sale stable.
foriv head Of broke MULES and Car load Of
HORSES and Texas PONIES which Will be sold
at reasonable prices for cash, or city acceptance
K. OAKMAN. mch5
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DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
GREAT BARGAlN.-One small Cylinder TAY-
LOR PRESS In complete repair. 1t has been out
little used, and is sold simply because the present
owner has no use for it. The size Of the bed OF
the Press Is forty -four by nfty-eight inches Said
Press will be sold at great bargain II applied lor
at once, as the room 1t occupies is wanted lor
other purposes. Address Box No. a7sS New YORK nN
Postofflce. septZo
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" ENTUCKY MULES AND HORSES, AT
IN the Kentucky Sale Stable, No. 90 Church
street between Chalmers and Broad strets.
lot OF Young Broke MULES and HORSES on sale
for cash or city acceptance. R. OAKMAN.
leb18 limo
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DART OF a HOUSE TO RENT, PLEAS
ASTI.Y situated, with every convenience,
bcing occupied by very small family. Most of it
can he had II desired. leo2S Inlns
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yXTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds plain
and ornamental, is executed promptly IN the
neatest style and at the lowest New York prices,
at TIE NEWS Job ONCE, No. Lag EAST BAY. Caa
Orders elsewhere
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Cigars, Gobaefo, Sc.
THE CHAR L E S 7 0 N
CIGAR ANU FA C T R Y {,
No. sl4 KING STREET, CORNER SOCIETY,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
CIGARS.

CIGARS.
La CAROLINA, per thousand. nd..............seo 90
La Carolina No. l, per thousand. % 90
La Corona tic Espan0, per thousand. % 90
El Bouquet per thousand. ................... 80 0O
In Candeur, small cigars per thousand... 35 90
Partagas, (llavana sccd,) per thousand..... 40 90
H. Upmann, Ciavana,) per thousand. so 90
Figaro, Genuine IIavana,I per thonsand.... IS on
Jenny Lind Genuine IIavana,) per thousand so 20
As all these Cigars are made under my especial
care and supervision, can warrant that all will
smoke well and give satisfaction ut the prices
IMPORTED CIGARS OF DIFFERENT GRADES.
LEAF TOBACCO FOR MANUFACTURERS.
have large and we'll assorted stock of Do.
mcstic and Imported Leaf Tobacco such rs Con-
nectlcut, Pennsylvania and Ohio Wrappers and
Filling ut all prices. Also, Havana, from filling
at 81 20 upwards to wrappers (Prlmal at So so per
thousand.
EMPTY CIGAR BOXES
For Cigar Manufacturers, with labels ready for
packing.
SILK RIBBONS FOR CIGARS AT ALL PRICES.
ALSO,
LARGE STOCK OF SMOKING AND CHEWING
TOBACCO AND PIPES.
Merchants anu consumers arc respectfully So
licited to call before purchasing elsewhere. Salts
faction guaranteed.
All orders from the country will DC promptly
executed. JULIUS BfADSEN.
iIblJ stuth3mos
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WTANTED, A BOY, TO ATTEND TO A
w horse and wait about the house. To
competent one liberal wages will be paid. Apply
ut No. 574 King street, one door south OF Spring
ucho
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TMPLoYMENT WANTED BY A YOUNG
~ MAN of industrious habits, and with good
references. Wholesale Grocery preferred. Apply
at this otfice 1e0l2
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II OSr.-STRAYED FROM No. Al HA-
4 Sell STREET, on the 2Sth ult., brown
BITCH: answers to the name OF Fanny. When
she went or she had q leather collar on marked
"Mims.m Any information OF her, left ut No. Al
Hase! street. will be rewarded. mch3
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WTANTED TO PURCHASE, FIVE TO
w six thousand acres LAND In Charleston or
Colleton County. Apply personally or by letter,
giving description OF the Land offered, TO u. b.
0AKES, Real Estate Broker, No. Broad-street.
feh2a 3
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mCll3 tlls2
MO. l PERUVIAN GUANo.
rIoAsDALEs sUPERPHoSPHATE,

Manufactured by WATSON Il CLARK,
Philadelphia. Trade mark, w. Il G. This stand.
ard Fertilizer is made Of the Phosphate Rock OF
South Carolina. and is prepared under the imme-
,liaLc supervision OF Professor JAMES &. EOOrH.
United States Chemist. Each cargo Is analysed
upon arrival By Professor SHEPARD.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, Tor cash or
time, with approved city acceptance:
Apply to w. GukNEi,
Sole Agent for SOutil Carolina,
No. 1oa East Bay aud Accommodation Wharf.
jan22 Stuth
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VNTANTED, A BOY ABOUT Is TO
w assist in houseWork. Apply at No. 81
Meeting street. feb2S
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mo RENT, A VERY PLEASANT STU
ATEp BEDROOM, and one kitchen room, IN
q private family. Apply at No. ~ Concord street.
mchlH
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mo RENT, THAT WE'LL LOCATED
\ Store, No. 125 Meeting street, two doors
south OF Market street. Apply to THEODnRE
SrONEY, Tanderhorst Wharf. fc6li NTH
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OECOND-HAND FIRE ENGINES.-FOR
- sale, q Secondhand Button &c Blake HAND
RNGINE, In good order, with Suction, Pipes, &c.
ALSO,
A Secondhand Double Brake Engine, Simpson,
Builder, Baltimore.
For further information, apply to
II. Fl. NATHAN,
febs tuthlmo No. IS Wentworth street.
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G0S A DAY MADE AT HOME! 40
DAC entirely new articles for Agents. Sam
pIes sent Free Address II. B. SHAW, Alfred, Ne
feb2S 3mO
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Uants.

yKTANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody in this column
at the rate OF Is cents for twenty words or less
each insertion, II paid In advance.
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VXTANTED, A GOOD COOK AND
w WASHER, Recommendations required.
Apply at southeast corner Queen and Trapman-
streets. 1e02l
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yIJANTED, A SMALL, COMFORTABLE
w HOUSE in respectable neighborhood.
Apply at this Office. feb2S NTH
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r osT. AN OPEN-FACED PATENT
Ia Lever GOLD WATCH with gold face. A
liberal reward will be given for Its recovery and
no questions asked. Apply at this ofice.
mch3 II
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A RESPECTABLE FEMALE WANTS A
"A, situation as LAUNDRESS, or to do house
work. Apply at No. 5 State street. mch3 II
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T osT, LAST WEEK, A GOLD OVAL
i Bloodstone Ring. A reward OF S. will be
given by leaving 1t at this office. mcn3 II
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gDe gbarlestno1 3ep5.
NEWS OF TIE DIY.

THURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1870.
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WyANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w Wash. Good wages given. Apply. with
recommendations, to G. F. PANKNIN, No. l2s
Meeting street. mch3 81