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4roposals.
DNOrO-AI.s FOX FRESH BEE.
Il OfPiCk OF ACIISG CoNMtssARY OF SUI .IsIR sOE
ioRr NADswonIn, \. Y. HAEBoR,

DNpFO-At.S EDk resi- BEEt.
l. OfPiCko or AcIISG CoNMtssA RY OF sun IsI KsOE.l
TORT NADswonru, n. Y. HARBon,
April Z 1870
Proposals IN duplicate, with copy OF this advertise
mcnt attached viii be received BY the uLucfsg ed un
VI 9clock ~. Nay I, $50 Tor supplying fresh beet
The ssd beef must be fresh. OF a good marketable
qualty, IN equal PROPORTION OF fore aud hind
meek shank. ana hidnty talow to Oe excluded and
to he delivered ut tins post, nee cost
titS as may be- from time 10 time r"qu d by. and %
sich days az the mondinr officer shAl dcs uatc,
not exceeding four times per week,
lie nrc OF cattle Slaughtered for beet 70 he dcy
cred under tis agree ueut shall be OF ~ c fouHI
NettybTAl JOINT. and the breast trimmed down, 1hS
rhanks of fofcquai tcis shall be OF three
four inches above the kCee JOINT. AMI OF nlquArter
IRON six TO eight inches above tie gumOrc or LOCK
Joint.
Separate pror osnls in duplicate Will also he rcroiyed
by The undersigned m 10 tie hour and above
mentioned, Tor supply ny cOmri lssOncd officers and
their families stationed AT this Post, supplied there
from, with such Choice fresh beef = they may
time To- time require, such sirloin porteFhouss
STEAK, standing ribs. or rib roasts.
These contracts to BE IN iYrCc SIX months. or such
lefs time as the Cpminisary General shall direct. com
mcucing the Ih day OF June isO and ct tn tht
meDt Of the East.
In case OF failure or deficiency IN the quality or guam
liy 1t the ncsh beef stipulated to be delivered, thcl
the Cutmiss at Port wadswprti, y. Y II shall
have power to supply the dencenGy ny purchase. and
cost
The contractor viii he required TO enter into bond,
Tor the sum OF two thOusanI doars, signed also by
TONED m tho bids
The proposals will be opened at 70 O'Clock NJ on tht
Ith Of May 1870 at Fort wadsworth. y. y. H. al which
time and place bidders are requested 10 present.
, PtcPoeals vii be marAed Proposals for Fresh
Beef" and addressed,
"a Lieut. o. p. COTTON. list Art. Acs
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9taal Notltts.

SuPKEMEcOUHT-Ss York city ami county -
DTeIick msoney AUD Others plaintiffs, against uB6ret
Y lontrel defcndsnt-In ruFsutnor OF lud .uisut IL
the supreme Court OF tho state OF New York ,ls and
entered ~ the above entitled action bearing date q
Mh DAY OF February, 1870 the sIbscribor The referee
named 10 SAD Judgement, van expose ~ sale ~ Publle
auctoni on tho 18Th day OF April, 1870 u o'clock,
noon o. the Exchange sae-roon, III BFoadwsy In the
city Of New York. by Roberts Mcclure Anc noors
hotollowHg described real estate. Ia wit All that
eo,lA iot piece or parcel % la"i situate yinE aud
one Hundred and Thirty second ~, snd boun led and
said .outherly side Of one Hundred and thirty second
street dAntfour hnndrei and sixty fcut west Of Fnh
avenue, runhhg thence westerly alsay tlA
eide Of ons Hundred and rty street nifty $50
te-t, hsncs southery AMI parallel with Filth svonus
hncty nine feet AID eoyen inches % the centre line o
me plock thence .A,tory aud parallel with One Hum
noIthery and YArAlel with Filth syeane nnfty nIns
ming 49, " sN
New York. April s. 1870.
JAMEs II, COLEMAN, Rofrrea
TuEAnwnLL CLEVELAND, Piaatf,' ATTORNEY.
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Gopnr.mrsuig u oiit,s.

nlsSOLUTION OF COPARTNRRSUIP.-
- Inc Ipur;nI.ip her TO ore existing undor the
6J maIu.l consent JOHN u NJ FER VIII SoiJuct ,hs
Dus eSt Tor his avn sccount At iSJ ChAnOrs at VINO
authorized to collect all rs due aud pAy ali demands
against sad nrn. New YORK, April y lNn.
j, II METER
N NkIER
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Sulpplna.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS,
70 and from any Railway Station In Great Britain
ireland. Norway, sweden, Denmark, Germany, Hot
land Belgiu ana the United Statea Dy ssauert sAlL
ing weekly, for sale
AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATgA
HENDERSON BIoTHERa
Z bowling t,reen
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EOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.

LNMAN LINE OF MAIL sTEAMKIs
Tucsdays. '' ~ >'S1-
hates OF passage BY tho Saturday steamer
frH cootn, pdbuok " gold Steer10s pIvubN crscv
Liverpool or Sreenstn tO0 Liverpool or Queenstn ~
fassage b. the Tuesday steamer, via Haitfax:
Liverpool or Queenstn ts0fiverpool or Queenstn ~
nslifar .....,.....,.. 20iIialfsI. u
Tickets sold 70 and nom England. ireland, snd tss
Continent, at IN oderate rates.
For mrtner information, apply at the compsnyr
omcesL JOHN u. DALE, Agent,
l5DroadwAy Now York
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For Nenbmrdn duf W v-s A. II, b. AM an a,
Is"W nnam1ners o.: depot, 7;iJ A. NJ ais snb ~, M
f0r l1ri J.,gs aud Way-iaDP. NJ. from Cham,s,, =,
H.. D.yppVt ,, GD rom sd st. Depot. ''ersN
foT AIaastotcn aud Wov-8:H Z. NJ from ch.r,h,,,.
~, Depot. So y N from 2Sl St Depot s'"oofs"
rot Onspue and WdY-'S50 A. NJ ron, ,h,nA,..
n, e. Depot ISIS A. NJ. from ed St Denoi '"'mocH
FV, SWGns and Wdv-5 Y. NJ, T.. ~ ann .,,,, ,
m,Hom ChamDers At. Depot l45 r. Al s.r,'pp',.
~. ana III y NJ, from I'D st Depot. w. "''r' VI,
fof. Iufxrson and Wdy-5B A. NJ, OILS A. VI M
LEST M" NJ, 5:l5 T. NJ, and SIS p n f,n ".
ShNnoers * Depot 6tj 4. NJ, eij 4 NJ ii .uuon
~ ~ 5SS r m,so p. NJ, sis r. NJ. and Ci, r ~
for pH e = s.d Eag-9 AM.aM,tp NJ, SIS
Bot sS A. NJ ii:!5 4 NJ, So z. N. Sis +. NJ b 70
For Ifean,om and konsey-9 A, MI Il S. t,.qopu
M lmldnighl, from Chamber, at DENT, III Vn,Jt
l2:S y. M t3;l5 r. NJ. AIS 4. NJ, iS p M te n "
., Me- and saturdays only, ~ midnight -" 'O'''r'
During the pleasure season the Enc l.a, vay Com,.n
points OF interest. al
Tickets for passage and for Apartments IN Dr.w,n.
Room and Sleeping Coaches can b. .htsi ed AMI ~
nos TOT the checking and transfer OF Parrae NAV h.
lett Al the Companys oficfs Ell 50 aud psi lro,
Coruer 18th ct and 81 av., Harlem; 9S Fuiion ~
Bfookyni Depots loot Of Chamber a. and foo, n ~
~ New FORK and Long Dock Depot, Jersey CITY, All
oil the Agents at the principal hote,a ~" $50
'Daly. tFor Picrmont only
WIN. X. BARR, General p. ssenrpr Arcn.
L. d. KUckEH, General super ntend,nt
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Sni@ina Nlattrluls::

n. 81 W. w. CORNELL,
Os Plain and Ornamental
Iron WORKS.
An klnds OF cast and wrought.ron work for buIdngs
Counting House and Ware Rooms,
IN to lt3 CENrRE ST.
O+93ogg TIG rt,g fpE ,s.LE cheap. Inquire Of
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O1y ErDress for Roch..,..
Buhalo. Dunkirk. Cleyei.He.,'
cincinnati and ali point, Wso,;
and South; also for NJ
burgh, warwick, | n,onv,li.
and Honesdale. "N
lhis tram Is composed n, IN.
nnest Drawing Room Coaohe.
IN ne word, A. also Tho ne.
and improved bay Coacb,.
peculiar TO this line. sleenins
coaches are attached AT iJos,
nelisvllle, running throngs
with2ul change to CleIeisnj
and Gallon. ''"ue
EyrrssS Idh, for Buffalo. mas.
Kirk, Cleveland, Cincinns,,
ana all points west ~
houthi also for Warv,ny
montgomery, Gull'old. pin.
Island. and Unionyllie 'Ho
Sleeping Coaches attached fro-
Snsluehanna 10 Buffalo nv"
Night EyDrest. dailv for an
points " eat and south slesn
ing Coaches run through VII,
ta'sitain TO Buffalo, Rocbs.
ter, Cleveland. and Cinc,n
natl without cnanrc H
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Stniua gOub,u,s.

A Ill. KINDS now sewing placlines Tor sac "a
n Teut, or exchanged; also, bought AMI repaired /
500 seco hand. yerI cheap wo"thly payments, I'D
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Sitambcafs ans Kailroaon

ERIR RAILwAY,-Tt,AISs LEAvR DEporr
- foot OF 2Sd ct. and foot OF Chambers ct. Is iooys
81 Ep% g. ch,m 1S% st,
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Sstroio9g.

SfSAhbNJJrs
A CAuTION.-tlOO.0O reward 10 any one who can
"A equal " surpass the great lndeprnde.I blsEtsI
and medical clRlrvnyaGt, Mrs, LiNNtOOp, IL IyvI
hnhlIs, cunsihg speedy marriages, bringing tJEcilI
nose long sepA Hted never kGoWh To tai hul thai great
ttthch secret for luck sud prosperity likeness uAIe
numbers 20 ilstst bet IA sHd stl avs, 80 goats
A MADAME ECkEKT-iIcr,lcd ny ucLs
"A. SNor,olN st. near Delaney. Zee. &c. No trnt'.
GfPSY CL,iKyOSAN y !-Conslu h.. ~
~ sickness Ousinrss, trOuJlrN II al kinds love al
yI1e, Sc. Ladies' zoe. Gent, e.
" l0i West ishu, near 1Nw
MADAME RANOND car be GoU.nlioI d."V "a
Nl Iasl present, ana mturc. Ladies 70 c'r.t sH.+
No 30 Hudson ST.. near Spling
MADAME WISE.--Sca hrr for aus ut,, oVe AZ
~ lair' lueEy numbers. lAeues frre OF clAIg-. tse
sVe, 10 VI is West !OIhs'.. near hIb aV
NJ W. NSSIOu-. Of n9sion. tells past present.
ti AMI mtuiei gntt love charm, and .urky nunb"rs
Laue'' !oc, gents &C l!stsrton o., re,t ht'l aoof,
MADAME JONES. ioilure t'!cii Ue hai ID
Ni equal VI Thonp'o: ~. lad''.sJc,' gsuu ".
MADAME llEEkEN. i0f'uae l",.eS vACells
ia nv MAJ, sAl X LLL ~ ",r. ysn ge EcSis
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Z ATIQSHhLJNh, OE. sTKAM-uIr,

n 70 flvEiRf o6L And otkESsTowS
ENtLAND, WeLst r. SATURDAY,. Az II 80 At $50 A. 81,
CABIN passage. 80 and sDj Steerage, 30. currency.
reh9sin stetLare uckcIs from L,erpool, Queens
Town, Londonderry, and Gllsg W, 80, currency.
once 81 Broadway. y. W. J. HURST. Manager.
TAPSC0T!'s EMIGRATION AND FOR
L ElGN EXCHANGE OF FICE.--pa sage rom Liver.
Also rom Liverpool and London, by weekly sailing
packets Drafts for 81 and onward. available IN any
TAPsCOTr BROTHERS a co. " south st. New York
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CRY AND COUNTY on NEWYoiiK,

CITY And LOUhIY OF NEW YORK,
ApkIL l6, 1870
election notice received by me tis nay nom the secre
taTy OF state. JAMES O'DKlEN.
Publishers OF new'papes VIII not insert I'M. Ady.r
tsclnent unless especially authOflLed 30 10 do sac
JAuks o'bliiRH shsr,n
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wsnitS-


A NuMBER OF houseworker. COOKS. chamber
a. %sd sos ec sms sna green sr M PAY
yhen engaged Employers plenty. Come ready to WORK
on MhsSl ,ss'o, Sl; SS,,
ssf,tSlss. nay apply to JOSEPH srERNs q co.
&c pay I fS nS
Stitching Assn. i3e sth st., bet Broadway and th sv
SS,S 5 s @s: 4H used
A d1. e ppS aSS'sy "A''' she can
EInsT-CLAss mllliOers wanted, at ii9 Grand
LLm,ssIcNs and rG %ech9 Sonns. frame maker,
ment, made, at 60 Msedougal ST, up stairs.
psieo .a s 81 ;ssT - ;fen''
~ chimes: Apply to MILLS i GiBB, ri Grand st. '''
sscs IL stanton ant Si st. on v'' to work By
PARA.S,ot.s.;;.wsn,ed 500 girls to mske and Ii9g
hEsTERS Co.'S, . Leonard p d' y, "0'N " S'~oN
STkAw SEWERS wanted good, experienced
. hand. work given out and will last TN the fsl
Bleecker st., near MacdouGai St
STITCnERs wANTED-At pamphlet blndcry
W%phElRn.sn di sRss 10 e. ws sSd sn
WANTED - Operators. basters. hnishers. and
w pressmeu on custom and shop pants. Call all the
week, at 81 Motifs J. PARR.
WANTED-Two girls to WORK on custom pants
w none but good hands need apply Call at il9 sd
N, cor 18th st.. back shor.
NNANTED-Girls TO work ut dressmaking also, q
w few to learn one willing to assist with homework.
WANTEp-A girl for general housewo by plain
w J9wlth family Call IN the store, ie9 7th av, be-
WORK FURNISHED At HOME TO paw for
w 1rstclase sewing machines. Steady employment
ana highest prices paid TOO1HAKERS, 2s6 Bowery.
WANTED One good baster on custom pants also
w four nnishers. Best prices paid. Apply at n Pei
st., ist floor.
WANTED-2 vest operators, 2 buttonhole makers,
w and plain sewers, at al 81 av
WANTED--A girl for general house~orxi small
w boarding house. Apply at &c Vsrlck 1t.
NANTED-A nrst-clas. operator on Grover 4
w Bakers machine. 20S Henry ct.
WANTED-Bastees and dnl.her, on custom and
w shop pants. c. FOX. ~ New Bowery.
WANTED-Opsratoro on ladies' nnc button shoes.
w Apply at 2s Monroe st.. top floor.
WANTED.good dres.mskers. and one good trim
w mer. at at2 East Soth 1t.
- n GOOD operators and nnishers on coats steady
NV work. 1871 Rvington st., room 90
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IsT OF LETTERs (pusssse Tuesday, ssd rrdsyD n.
n.is'ss e he Neg Yo,i cy Pcs. onos corner O. s..a 80
% and mention the date Of this Last Published soc0rdng Law
In he paper having the largest Circulation
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-25

willie friends could have seen us driving
around the avenues of this magnificent
Park, in fine coach, with lveried foot
men, they might have formed some idea Of
style Since our last visit to New York,
this Park has been much improved and
beautified, and still improvement goes on.
Money by the hundred thousands has been
spent by the city, and We consider il about
the best investment that can be made. 1t
is most lovely spot and affords a delicious
retreat from the confusion and turmoil of
the city.
Yesterday morning, "Al." and rose
early, considering that the evening before
we had been out until nearly midnight at
the Academy of Music, to hear Parepa-
Rosa,) took our breakfast and made ready
to hear a sermon from the world-renown-
ed Henry Ward Beecher We arrived at
Plymouth Church just as the splendid
organ struck up grand voluntary, and
were fortunate enough each TO get seats on
stools about six inches square, and were al
lotted to space, say twelve inches square
for each of us. The large church was
densely packed, seats being placed in the
aisle, and every available space was filled,
men and women standing up in the cor
ners and by the doorways, while many
went away without gaining admittance.
The preachers subject was 'Love to God
and man." and although we expected
something extraordinary, he more than
met our expectations. His genuine elo-
quence, at times, very dramatic in its rem
dition and his originality, are characteris-
tics of the man. This immense church is
filled with worshippers sabbath after Sab
bath, but whether the Deity or Beecher is
worshipped, is to our mind very questiona-
BILE. The membership reaches something
over two thousand, and from the fact that
Mr.. Beecher requested on Sabbath, that in
case of the death of a member, or in case
of the marriage of female member,
whereby her name was changed, the clerk
of the church should be notified, in order
that the records might be properly kept,
we infer he docs not exercise a direct
PASTORAL care over all his flock.
] leave here this evening for PhAadel
phia, where | will remain few days and
write again.
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CITY LIST:

No. 372-Choice Gay street lot.
No. 270-Desirabe residence on Main street Lot 100
feet square house has six rooms good cistern stable
shade trees. Offered at bargain for cash.
NO. 52s-A choice building lot large and beautifully
located, near the University, about mile FROM
Knoxville Postoiiice
Ne. 5lS-Exeeedingy comfortable and desirable resi-
dence, with 10 acres of finely improved ground on turn
PIKE, two miles from Knoxville.
No. 596Large and well finished house in East Knox
yille with finely improved lot Location very good.
30 LOTS in East Knoxville, ranging from $50 to 500
in price.
No. i39-Three adjoining lots with large house. sta
bles etc. on Depot street, far sale exchange for
farm.
No. 4O2-Suburban residence ono and half miles.
IRON Knoxville Postoice. II of good ground and
comfortable buildings, excellent water, desirable loca
ton.
No iil-Forty desirable lots in Fairview near the
residence of e. NJ. Branner Esq, convenient 10 the De-
pot and Manufactures. High, well lying ground, and
in rapidly Improving neighborhood.
No. 454-Iouse and well improved grounds of acres
beautifully located on Turnpike road. and on an ele-
walton overlooking the city, and atordng fine view
and u cool breeze all through the summer.
No 42l-A very desirably located large frame house
new lot so by 800 feet with fine garden bearing fruit
trees. Price, 5000; onethird cash. concession will
be made for an cash payment.
No 4i2-Thirty lots in the Railroad addition 20
Knoxville ranging from 25xl00 to 300x3OO in size and
from 500 to $1,000 in price, The location of these lots
central elevated and in good and fast improving
neighborhood makes them very desirable Thee lots
nst be Sold and offered at prices which make il an
inducement to buy.
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Farm Property

No. 5l5-FaTm of 400 acres Hines Greek. elk miles
from Clinton, 100 acres creek bottom land ali well suit
ed for meadow land II in fTst-elass meadow
abundant supply Of water and timber, number OF in.
differently good buildings
No. 5lo!A acre homestead. leg house and sables,
~ acres in cultivation, good fruit trees spring and
branch through the land Turnpike road schools
and churches. Price $500.
No, 524-A choice farm of 200 acres near Concord
The best upland SOIL good timber and water and de-
sirable location.
No; A9-A river farm Of $50 acres strong SOIL 20 cree
IN cultivation, timber VEN heavy and valuable.
No. 5S-Farm Of III acres in Blount county, ven
good sou ana location, with valuable water power.
SIX miles from Railroad. Price $500.
No. 445-Farm ofl60 acres. 2 miles from Concord 10
$500. 1870
No. 46o-A farm ofl6o acres. 4 miles from Knoxville
on yery pleasant road. The well known point known
as Lyons View on this farm and furnishes very
hne building site. % acres in cultivation Of ven rich
land, some acres river bottom land.
No. 532-Furm of 100 acres, near Coal Creek bar.
gain.
No. 5S5-Earm OF 400 acres Of strong soil Abundant
supply Of good water and timber
100 EARNS in Cumberland county Plateau land.
10000 Acres in Morgan county.
may5-d4wiy
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Important Land sale I'm BIount
County.

RY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE COUNTY
~ Court OF Blount county rendered at the May
term lsO will oher for SALE 10 the highest bidder al
the court house door In Maryyille Bount county Ten
two tracts OF land situated in the 9th Civil District OF
Blount county, Tennessee, lying the Hoston River
SIX hundred and Forty acres, more less the other
containing about Seventy acres, belonging TO the
late OF Alexander lsh, deceased, and known as the
Alexander lsh homestead" Said lands are sold with
out the equity of redemption.
IBRMs-ftve per cent. of the purchase InOnoy will be
required IN hand, and for the remainder, note with
good security will be takdn, due in twelve months and
lien retained on the said ields until the purchase
money II paid. mayiAw J.. { TUCKER, Clerk.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-05-25
For sale or Rent.

The steam mill property, large and convenient build
ing. powerful engine. admirable location on Railroad
and Turnpike road Building and machinery in per-
feet order. Large lot.
From so to $50 acres of open land near Knoxville
most Of set in grass good water. viii be rented for
u term Of years.
Store House-The building lately occupied as the
Knoxville Postofice. Three-story building convent.
entity arranged and in good order.
Good house on Main street, East knoxville
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For Rent /:

small but neat house of five rooms with porch good
cistern and WE'LL of ground, mile from the
city, on good road. Rent $40 per month, with o$
ground for garden.
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which offer for sale.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-06
a Washington Democratic Manifesto.

A Washington Democratic Manifesto
The Democratic Resident Commit
tee at Washington recently issued a
document, which winds up with the
following plain and truthful sum-
mary:
FSrst-We are taxed $40 % per cap
sta, as against 50 per capita in 1860.
Second-Instead of having funded
the debt at a lower rate of interest,
the bonds are not even printed and
the six per cent bonds are sill under
par in Europe. M
Ihtrd-The expenditure of S57,600-
000 for war purposes in time OF
profound peace is dangerous to our
liberties and disgraceful to repub-
lican form of government,
Fourth-The expenditure of $2l,-
100000 for the navy is a disgrace, in
asmuch as we have nothing to show
for it.
Fitth-The reduction of internal tax
es is entirely in favor of capital and
monopolists.
Stcth-The gold which our people so
much need at home is shipped to Eu-
rope to buy bonds at premium
which are not due for fourteen years.
SeUenth-That the currency fur
nished to our people is worth eighty
six cents Oh the dollar.
Etgth-That the government is con-
trolled by the monopolists of Massa-
chusetts,
To remedy these evils let the peo-
pie rally to the standard of the DEM
ocratic and conservative party, which
is fighting their battles against mo-
nopolists, land grabbers, protection
lists and class legislation of every des-
cription, hoping to restore the gov
ernment 10 the honest administra-
ton which prevailed before tho repub-
lican party came into power.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-06
GREAT FLOOD AT LYNcHBURG.
The Light Taxation in New York.

For years the alleged corruption
and profgacy of the New York City
administration has been the theme of
denunciation in the Republican press.
There has been no end to comments
upon what was called the eXtrav-
agance of its expenditures, and for
those expenditures The Democracy,
being largely in the majority, were
held responsible. Now mark how
plain tale puts an end to all this
falsehood. 1t is contained in an As
sociated Press dispatch from the great
city, dated September 19:
"The Board of Supervisors this af-
ternoon fixed the rate of taxation for
the current year at $22 so per $1,000
twenty cents per $1,000 less than
last year,and lower than any other
city in the Union. The valuation OF
the city is 81, 1,047, ,3SS, 40"
The Democracy, wherever they are
in power, are always economical.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-06
Does This Vote Satisfy work;ncmen

Does This Vote Satisfy Workingmen.
Senator Thurman has few equals
as a lawer either in Ohio or any other
state, and as Senator, acting under
the solemnity of his official oath, he is
careful to do nothing that would dis
credit him as statesman or lawyer.
On the 24th of June, 1870, in the
United States Senate, when the Inter-
nal Tax and Tariff Bill were under
consideration, Senator Thurman Of
fered the following amendment:
"That there shall be levied and col
looted, in the manner herein after
specified, tae Of -tStve per cent. upon
the income of every person residing
abroad, dericed from interest on the
Bonds ofhe United States: said tax
to be collected by withholding the
same in payment of such interest" :"
Every Dem ocratic Senator voted
for that amendment, and thirty-six
Republican Senators, including SEN
ator Sherman, of Ohio, voted against
it and defeated it. Does this vote
put the workingmen of the country,
and by workingmen we mean all who
work at some branch of industry for
livelihood, under obligations to
vote the Republican Ticket.-Wooster
Dem.