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Bencfts of 1yrichitarm Fairs

We take the following from re-
port Of an address by Pres. Welch,
Of Iowa State Agricultural Collcge,
al the Delaware Co., Iowa Fair;
First, it gives oppornitunity 10 the
people for wholesale recreation, Dc.
ca,lonal relief from the monotcny Of
constant toni i n nece ssi'y Of MANS
nature. AmuSemonts property inter
spcrsca with labor are exceedingly
saIutary. Fhe father isnnwise Wh $50
stnctnesS in the government OF his
children gives no tlutt Tor play! That
school or college cannot attain the
highest results III education which
provides no intervals for recreation.
No nation ever lost any thing either of
wealth or progress by It's holidays,
Aside from the nights sleep and
SabbA,h'> rvposr, it is needtul that
the soul Should find occasional relief
from steiner cmploymcnt> IN healthlnI
and harmless amuStmentS, Many
governments, approaching tins tact,
have at public rapenS opened galleries
OF rare and Na'nabh COLLECTIONS '"r
the gralnltonS en'rrla"'n"hi o. all
classes Of people. Tins sove Of dl
verSlon-natnra universal, Str7fs, "A
may wreck the fortunes OF many a
youth bv leading him to the hanntS
of vice and folly, but can nowhere
lind safer gralitlrau"n than am'd
the interesting Objects OF an aSrlcul
turaI fair.
Then again, Che fair gives a health
FIJI Stunoant To social fHc. We are
social beings, and II rs n"ritm that
we should have means OF social IN
provPmeuh 1T Is helpiaI lhat t'GoSe
"ll' llNe Wi'h'n an AceeSS'o'r GUS '''ce
/ should see earh olher often anu Kt'o"
each other wei.
Were the holder Of farm among
/ Won, would 1t possible know every
farmer OF the county ana make hi~
best ideas my own. lhls opportunity
for enlarged acqnl'htancr Is offered
/ w your annual lar, and You lose one
of IFS many dement's It Non do not
carry away from 1t to your homes -
not only a gratI,ied curiosity, a QGtek
c0ed 2cal--a stradIer courage, 5nt
more active, Sotlal Sympath'es ald
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HOroCiOsI,rr Sale.
State Of lFiscoadn-E, the Circuit Court Of
Wood Go,u,fv.

Wood Co,slag.
Timothy Bacon 1 c. VI White, Plaintiff
against Margaret J. Wooden, formerly
Margaret J. Compton and A. D, WordcD,
her husband, Defendants.
In virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and
order Of sale, rendered in the abovr entitled
action on the 18th day OF August A. b, 1871,
! shall offer for sale and sell at public nuc.
ton to the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door of HE Cohrt House in rhe city of
Grand Rapids, in the County of Wood aud
State of Wisconsin, on saturday, the 3utA
day of December A. y 1871, at two o'clnck
in the afternoon Of that day, the following
described real estate, to.Wit All that Ger
tain real estate in the town nov city) OF
Grand RepidS, " God tounty, Wisconsin, aud
situated On what is known as the Island, or
fraction iva > on section seventeen IlIl,
in township TWENTY-FIVE [22l No tn, of range
nix Is East, aud being the lot of land on
which the store bnilditg heretofore occupied
BY I Bacon & Co, (now occupied bv the
detcHdants) is situated, and between the
building lhorctoIore1 occupied hY c NJ
Webb as Inv office. and The binding occu.
pied by NJ j, McRuth, and bounded on the
side next TO said law Office by line one foot
from and parallel with The side of said T. b.
con Il Co = store building, said line extend.
ing from the centre OF the highway IN front
of said store building to the Wisconsin Rjv.
ar, and bounded on the side next to the said
McRaith budding by a .in- one foot from
and ptrnllcl %i5h the stf,' If said T. Blcou's
stone building, and extending from sld nigh.
way 60 tl-' river, and bounded on the front
by said highway, and on 81 back by the
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- Disaster follows DISASTER
Now comes tie ,idmgs from the
great Arctic sea OF the total aunIhj.
Iatlon Of n fleet of whaling ships -
eerty ail--crp>hcd hy iccbergs Fhr
estimated loss financially Il upwards
Of $4,000. 600. The loss Of life, for
unnatcly, is not heavy. The vessels
lost were mostly Owned along che
New Englan!.sra hoorl.
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First publication Nov ~ =
sHEiisfonS,

Tie State ?f 'r'sconsn--Ks he c;,.,.,
Of 1ood co,to,y. '.' soart
J. D Wittor, plaintiff, against ,Ioso.,
sstt ihate''fr Taylor, Nathan C la "
n'GdslI Davis, Nathan Halle ~ T.
D, SosSMeh John E'dridge, n,oL L',.a
bridge, Nathaniel Gosham, SyIye.,..n H.
ker, jaime. OTIS, Joseph " trarLa.' f4I..
. Gase Simeon \. Small, Gcor,n. t,'a'
George Shor", Frederick ". Grnt., No'e,
set It1!let, Frederick HrIlct, Georga !, ".
stem, BrH 'min Htllet, Jr Main, Hl..
tt 'fet, Warren Ii'liet, lhanI,s ' ~ !.
thas. Sears, and the naknown o,.n ''es'
the following described hand to.y "''''s d
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Tue WAtpAcA RgpurLIcAS.-C.
VI. Bright, who has lately assumed
the edtorship of this sheet, has sue
ceetrd in getting ny paper that will
be Appreciated w Waupaca Co. Its
selections are good; ia editorials
evince ability, and of both there is a
sutticienry for thorough reading
community. We wish for, and pre-
diet success to the " Republican,"
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First public ION Nov. 90 |
luminous.

STATE Of WiseoaSh- CroW Can't Of Wood
Conn :,
J, d. Witter, @tin, against Orlando Cros
by, q, , CsNaT, am the unknown ow
ners of the following described real estate,
situate, living aud being in the County of
Weed and State of Wisconsin TO wit
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EVERGREEN SALOON,
Nv FRANK RUSSELL.

GRIND Rapids, Wisconsin
Having rebuilt this well known saloon;
am prepared % furnish my patrons with th'
choicest cigars ana beverages Oysters liz
their season.
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Correspondence of the Reporterl
lIAMILToS. Mo, Nov. 6, 10

ria Council Bluffs IL Kansas City
cannot be otherwise tIan fl
torabIy impressed with the country
The valley Of the Missouri is rich and
is brcGtilhg Thoroughly sctllcd since
quiet has been restored to a region
but a short time ago infested with a.
iawlr|s I band Of cnt threats a. ever
osnrpcl Iaw aud order
Under the reign Of law, thriving
towns have begun an ex~teucf bn'1
koninu brilliant future, whie the
older cities, among which nrc. Nehras.
IA, ST Jo anI Kansas City, are all
If" and hustle, telling of western en-
tcrprl>. and agricultural thrift.
The stirring city OF Connclll BluiS
is situated about a mile from thv
bluff, which crown the eastern side
Of the Missouri, ON the bottom lands,
a distance Of four miles Intervening
between the city and O,nal,a, close
by whose busy Slrcrss runs the yci-
low, dirty waters Of The p"tuant Mis-.
sonri
The bluffs from which the city
takes it name, are made memorable
aS the place of rendezvous of all The
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NORMAL SCHOOL FUND.

WYNN = 7 ~ IVVII T " IT
Name, James Reynol4s; Description, -
NV Section, 33 Town Pa Range,
Amount due, Sl66 90 Amount Of Interest
$IlG2; Amount cf penalty, Si98; Amount
OF taxes. SEQ; Amount of interest, penalty,
taxes and advertising, S37 A. TotalamounI
due State sos 10, Years for which interest
y duo 1871
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WIZ is Mexico like the earth :?
II has arcyoIution every twenty four
!, ours
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X Whc2 the time expires for which the
RrroR1En has been paid an \ VII be- mark,
Cd opposite the subscribers nau.e, ana ma
hc regarded as an iuyilotiou to renew.
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l. p POW EK2,
Plaintiff : Attorney.
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We believe it would be an act Of ius,
ticc upon tho part Of the Democracy d
Indiana TO nominate MI. Noah S. In.
Hose, OF LoganspOrt, Cass county, Ia:
Clerk Of tho Supreme Court. Mr.. IL
Rose was the Den ociatic nominee, II
1858. Tor that Office. aud made a gallas.
race, Standing next to Mr.. Hendricks O.,
the number Of votes received.
Mr.. LalsOsc has superior qualifications
which pre-emincntly fit him to a.
charge the duties Of -this Office. Mr.. Ia
Rose. when a candidate in la68, dill 4
vast amount Of very valuable labor, g
spent his money literally in behyl11
the party. lie translated and had py3
cd, Mt his own expense, most, II nt{ e..
OF tho German d~otsihcnts' tha1@op0r
circulated In the canvass Of thatfrc1r.,
No LeIlose is German, and Al =
proper that Onc should be placed Al IN
ticket, we know Of no man In th(16fafc
better qualified, or who IL more d~Esusv.
Ing than him. : Seymour Sun.
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SCHOOL EX~

y accordance with the law. q Public
I Examination Of persons desiring 10
teach Public Schools in Dml,oi. roun'v.
will he held at tie schOolhOu.c in Dr..
No. ,. in JASPER. ON
Tuesday. October 31>t. 1871.
Those tie-ir"us Of ol,tninin@ license will
please br present ~ That day. =
Any person dc>irin. to obtain license
to teach. must A~r'thoroushly qualified in
The eight branches specified ~ law.
Teachers must bear in mind that M
'lrr the new law u" certificates inr teach,
ivy can lm granted hereafter at private
EXAMINATIONS. audit j.. there iDr~ irnpor-
taai thai they -l,omid nttcnd hid ru,lis.
examination. ami rim" with hem u ecr-
~t!iiratr of moral character from their rG<
>pcctivc Trustrr,.4.st
\. y. STRAINS School Txsminck !,
Get. 1911. 1871.
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" ENLARGED AMI DEAuTrriED- the
Grcat Family Paper for .IIalfa Century,
On the OCCASION Of entering upon it,
F~ifTf-FiRsT year, the SATURDAY Even.
'Na Posr comes to us greatly enlarged,
ana III a complete suit of new typc.-
FIFTY years is a long time in tbc life Of q
paper, and The Post may well DC proud
OF its long and honorable career. The
Post makes o a New departure, ocn-
larying its -sise Fully Onc.Third, and
claims TO be the Largest aud Cl.espcst Of
the FAMILY .pArEas. 1t aIsp leads, of
with a new Revolutionary Story, called
"Agnes Ayre,a Tale Of the Times ~
sumter and Marion"
The Post takes ground against the low
and cotruptiny stories now becoming SO
common, and pledges itself to tho pub
-lication OF a purc Literature, snch as
any man may take with safety into the
bosom Of his family. IL also Hedges
itself to Entire Neutrality in Politics.
Price $3.50 year. . Four coppics $500.
Eight (and one cxtral 1890. The Post
and The Lady's Friend $4ym.-stngle
numbers 3 ccnts.,. Address II. Peterson
\ Co., al9 Walnut st., Philadelphia, (
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ter Works, a large nunhcr of slsgas,
churches, CITE.
This statement embvxeess the districts
devastated. and embraces utmost the en-.
tire business portion Off city. South
Of Harrison street, In South Divi>-
Ion. aIel reachim4S'ut ID hy miles and
covered almost entirely iih dwellings,
QumpQoed largc0 Of III more elegant
dkss, Is not tOueScd. am mn now be-
regnrlrd rs saNFf:Urn iM5 S4a =
The sidewalks. lawns. vW~(Mt lots and
front yards at these dwellings ARE filled
with people who have cSrarch IRON,
these burning buildings, taking with,
Dem only u scaMty amount Ut clothing
'"HNl furniture. The sight is truly pitifir
and narrowing. Cmlc.. they receive im:
mcdfdtr mn. MANY or Them, fffpiU expo
A'rc- md s3tnrvatfum,a win perish, ot
iCOulrc.i p i,rifle yWt:A ~
Any attempt at n ~drscripti6n Of thu
scene Ufthis appalling calnmity would
bc idle. The si,npl" tih,ts That the once
great city Of ChiragO Il destroyed that
hundreds Of millions Of hen. drive capi-
tai havo vanished, aud thar nearly one
thirtt of her inhnbitamis' are homeless
dependents. mre eAOWgh. Any attempt
10 ~os+asestish Womb ne tbnr ln0ckcry. As
this awful day draMsINa close thou
sands of anxions' ctts watch the dense
clouds at smoke wtirh SIN roll ewes
the burnt district, with evident drc,
that y sudden change OF wind may turn
the flames upon that portion OF tho city
yet spared. There seems. J,owcvcr III
Tie cause for apprehension, aid rrin-
forccmcn,s "f tiremem from other ciiius
are constantly arriving. Colonel j. j.
;. Wilson. Superintendent of the Tclc-
graph. ID ~ rcciipt of dispatches from
leading cities announcing that all is be-
ing lwDvisk'd TOR the sufferers. Colonel
Clowry. Of ~. LOUIS. 9tch.@upI.s that
S'o,NW has been subscribed by the mcr-
chmits.k 4iMcinnatf promises kiUO.0VO.
and Cleveland is proportiomaicly gencr-
"us. All this and u great r deal more
viii be needed TO relieve the fmmcdiat.
pressing wants.
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Nv The Norm WEsrrnN FARxsu,

~ The NoRTn WESTERNS FARMER 70,
October, comes to us enlarged to,an, &C.
tavo form. II is filed with choice read
ing and we'll illustrated. The puhlishcts
announce that oil new subscribtvs will
receive the paper. for the balamceloS tLis
ycnr and the entire year le72, ar Ihc
regular subscription price, 81 81, They
ais publish 9 very. liberal prcmlam liit
for clubs. which will DO sent on appll.
cation. Address Caldwell \ KingsI ary,
indianapolis, Ind. -
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1~AN1-S- IAAE.N
FOss 1875
N.OYIGfE

. bvrle That ,hv lax Iiu,lj,otc
=. S7l = mJN ia M, land. NH ~.
.,efp0posqs oN.u.n,tiU. nj, T,,"s
'nSrcoS claeged wilL.,,,cn,i =, ~.
Once ~ Jasper, during bsssincss i,o,r
Tram the 18th o. A.,,t me-. m.,,, .n",s;
Monday OF April, issa
-ftir SUttUwf iy kI:OWs tl,c r,,.. ,,r ~
a''on ~ the different ,ownsijps. ON each
si0oof taxahie property |:
COLUMBIA TowNsulr.
STALE tax five cents County tax ,hir.
s!-hnIc rents; Sc.suul tax sixteen rsn,s.
AOwRship tax ton cents: Road Inv 80.
Sel'f sAlcrial Sciool tax twcn,v.6v"
cents; Total tax <l,O5 on cach smn.
i""' poittax on each pom two dollars
HAnBi>oN Tow
c'a'c TAX i've cents county tax tl.irtv.
nine cents; School tax sixteen cont:
township tax five cents leoad tox ,c,s
cents Special School tax ten cents 10
saI TAX elglty-fivc ccuts on each $loO !.
io'a' po" TAX on each poll 81 10.
BMSBEIMrE Tow III
State tax five cents County tax thirty
nine cents; Sclno' .,x sixteen cent.
township tax fi1tcn sr..>; Load ny
tch- cents: Spccili school tax twenty.
iivo cents; lsailrou tax one dollar: Tu-
'aIm< ~ 10 oAc.;th 100; Total, pvlI
lax Oh each poll iwo do,Lar..
HALL TowxsmIr.
State tax five cents: Co,,n,y tax ,l,ir,,-
1RR"e ecnts' school Tax sixteen cents
! owNship tax ten cents; lsuai Tax I'm.
ms special School tax twenty-five
Total tax 81 % Oil al. h /. leU: To-
TAI po'i TAX ON each poll two dollars.
PAToKA T'owM.nir.
State tax five Gents ;Cpuuty tax thirty
lnnc scents; sSchooi az hslccn cents:
township tax ten cents; load tax len
rcAtss fpccist ScbVoi tnx Twenty-Five.
!cifts; Milrjud tax M,r dollar Tu,,h
tax s2,O5 on each 500; Total unll tax
eacl' poll two dollars.
FERDINAND Tvw<anir.
State tax five cents ; CuWmiy tax thirty
Dinc, cents; School Tux sixteen cents.
township lax twenty-five cents: Km,,I
TAX ten cents; Speciai School lax I wrnt,.
I'VE e~cnts;'TotH tax $40 omtrach lU:
l o'a' poll laxo Oh each poll > 10.
JAsrEn.
State mn FIVE cents /: Counts lax ~tl,iriv-
cents; School tax 'sixicru cent.
tax ten cents; Special school t,y
iHeeu cents; Railroad tax one. dollar:
Total tax kI.s5 Oh c,rl, 800; Total Dol
AK Oh each poll two dollars.
nCNriN, BURG.
: State tax Eve cents County tax ,hirtv-
cel'is;Scl,oOl tax sixteen cant :l:w
IlX ten cents Special SciOOi tax ~ cn,
i've cents: Railroad tax Os4 dollar: To-
Ial tax a.S5 on each $40: Total puil tax
Oh each POLL two dollars.
..v5 Doc TAX.
For every male dog one duilar: for
avery female dog twU Collars. and Tor
additional do. two .iuiIar..
Taxpayers are requested 10 call AMI :
'sstlc. as early as possible. aud ;,voi,t
,cmaltic- and costs.
ri persons lO are cnt.t!rl toad
i0N ivhaJ on ;SscOnnt- OF tia. ~ ler .ru..
Illegally ASSESSED on real c>t.m. for liz.
1869. viii please cali upon H..
ouWt! Auditor and prorurr a crrif-
ate. and present il at This Office 81 lie
inne they mike application 10 paw their
axeS,. 80 that il may bc tlss,ucl, Il ilum
heir taxes Of the pre- sent wear.
WILLIAM .BI.EiZ, L. Dc.
Oct. 18th, ls7l-4w..
me Is sAxftrtist mrnf..
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTI(E.
NOTICE il hereby given. TN. the I'm.
~ dcr-igncl has been appointed Al.
iNi"isi rntor W taic estate or .imo. krOlel,
ST.. late Of Dubois rouhty. deceased. =
Said estate Il probably solvent.
MlCIINEtdiIsEEl'ER Admir-.
Will. \. THAyLOR Atty.
Oct. 49, 3w.A
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AQ rHATRiX'S SALE.
.TCE Is hereby given, that the ma
|.N .dersigned nd nsinirtratrixoftl the estate
|of Matthias Ziglcr, deceased, viii ODER
for sale 1t public auction, 1t the jatl
residence of the decedent, In dubois
county. Ind, on
MONDAY, November 9th, 1871,
the personal property Of said estate
not taken by tile widow, consisting Of
horses, cattle, .hugs, sheep, one wagon,
corn, oats, hay, farming implements,
household and Kitchen furniture, ks.
Sale 10 begin at O'Clock, A. M.
TERMS.--Sums of five dollars and
under cash all sums over II I've dollars
= credit Of twelve months will be given,
purchasers giving uotcsat interest, wbiv.
Ing benefit Of valuation, With good So.
cARnvLA ztGLER,~ Admrx,
OcA 18Th, 1877 l-3ws.s
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G1Jamcs l.. Myers. aged - years and
8 months, and Amanda Curtis. aged IL
years and ! | months. we're rrcynilv dli.
ted In Tic lOl. lOlds Of %matriniumy, in
" arrcll comfy. 4.
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CnsiXhtly Statistics.


Thu tsyytfrnf MSwsN1pcrs would, rcr
laps. be knss shocked ut the amount q
/. the ftcsv4ng credited Ia The '.Tammnn,
thieves" IL they would figure mn m,
amount II:
cnrpct-h.f ihisyfs apt3 tia South. Let
them look ut some Of thc figures. FD,
instance:
In ls6O the debt Of Louisai,a $i0.nCO.OUC
In 1875 10 .t n. wss'OiE Ia 5OO.O y(
IL 1869 do s!J lido i22. SOC. OOC
'" 1870. 10 81 ',iA do ~ Ai.MO.O ON
In lS7l do, q: do 9, -ln.OOU,O Ot
In 1864 10 1850 the Stare tax ranged
from II ia ~ ccpts on '&iOO, In 1855
1866. az ccuts in la6S, 1sccmts in 20
81 a: 1871, 81: with nm excess Of OK.
pcnditures over receipt Of$8. 779,OIS Is.
So iu North Carolina. IN 1868 tlc
State debt was $It0cO boa. aid i. uow
Sp'N0et,o.i a"d State Tax rc4nirca to
meet all exrcnsrs an,bnmts to IS on the
si'N. amd the whole property Of the
State is assessed ~ only $lAD nOo. Zoo III
Arkansas. the debt III Ia 1865 was g..
VOO.0n. ami is now 80 NOtOO.. In Tex
a. In lSSs. the Stntc nccdel S3ll.2 6S Sc.
provided Ivy n'rnns 1T q lax Of Is cents
OFT Slu: IN 1911 the expenses arc Sh..
SS7.a5s 81. and the tax 81 rs or. 500.
IL Georgia, tho State bills in 1869 we're
S66s.@D: in 1870. s1.47e.C2I O2. In
1859 the total bonded debt OF Georgia
was 1855 a.4JO. and IN ls7iflc register.
cd lMmded debt is $50. 1880.
The l'rand"n tMiss.) Republican gives
tho following figures. showing how af.
fairs are managed in that State:
The expenses Of the Leyisla-,
ture Tor the year 1851 were e5S. 800 90
Expenses OF the Legislature
(lsadical rul.) 1910 ''24l.19, on
State printing. home rnle, 81 8 a.S 20
nad. rule. 70 $3.50 co
Expenses Of Judiciary, hqwa,eI
Expenses Of judiciary, 1sadf-
cal ruke, 1870, rad '.r 100000 90
Now let us see some APPROXIMATIONS
for the same period: ,i
First cost Governors mansion.
home rule. ii $4,000 co
Cost OF repairs on same, I,adi-,
cal rule, 1870. 10000 %
Sccrct-scrvicc fund, home rule, --
Rad. rule, 50 600 90
ten. appropriation |" /" COOOOO on
Now for taxes for 1861 aud 1871, and
the value oftaxablc property each year:
Taxable property, 1851 $500, UOv. 900 90
Paid tax in 1861, home
rule. n IN
Taxable property, Rad.
teal rule, 1871, 8 l.OO0OOO %
I.3Mo6A az
IN every Southern State were Radical
RUE prcvatM ttrc->ame disastrytus confi=
lion OF things Is seen.- COuricr.Journal
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$4,000 co
q.
lsl.OOO,W0 on
l.3OO.O@ I'd
Facts for the People,

IIere are some figures which com,
from Radical official sources. wLjcl, III,
aaspaHers ofthc country will do well to
give their attention. We have shown
neicrr. rom Radical official documents
mat tue national debt has been illegally
Increased over q hundred nud nine mil.
icn OF dollars. and in q manner in which
Mr.: bout well is himself unable to ex.
plain, and which he. has never attempted
70 excuse. Here is another, startling
statement. which We find III the WASH.
mgfon Patriot. showing that nearly
c'ghty-fonr millions oi the peoples mo
ney - missing. FROM the treasury, and
that Mr.. boutwell, does not pretend to
account for its nbscnce. - -
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IN addition to this, II wifi be borne IN
mind that hundreds Of millions ~ All.
lars have been received on the sale ri
war material or hand at the close or tI,c
war, anu that not y dollar Of it is im.
c.udcd ~ tho receipts above, and. not
one uolinr OF which has eyer been &C.
counted for by government officials.
Estate Sentinel.
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NJ Office 10. hereby given, that The
IN undersigned will prUcced with The
Surveyor Of Dubois county, OH the l6th
ja&y'bf Oct. 1871, TO run tho lines and
dHtetmihc the boundaries ar section Q,
tOwM'f 1tuth1 range 8 west.
!. The intermediate lines viii also be u
and the !c0Eners thereof establisEcd.-
Persons Interested Will please be pres.
emf. ~ En-. BRUNDICK.
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IN page IL. Fn,nce Report. 1870.
VIII! " f'rnd a sfatcmen, II ace.
- fuMi' rsrirts for the year $50. 'f"'
from which IL appears thar The ~.
'"tai-acfnai receipts Ware se3o IA
r.. 1Ar,'"n, Ine'u'e1 .n..eI. y JSsA1
which wasdborr"wed sWtrrrati =
lie wing s,,, o.
10 he accounie ed for.
On page III. Secretary H,utwell Ger.
une- thai he reduced the debt loi.s
-
Aier y hich he should have hsd asxa ~
Tor the ordinary expenses !
On page III. he states that the total =
eSpend''"reA-ss aos Is
apparent balance In the treasury a,rlL ~,
Eat IN fact there remained in The ~
i. treasury AZ the end Of the rear .s tf
bit 'see page ISL lao N,
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