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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-05-16

Murat Haistead. editor Of the Gin
cinnati. Commercial. accused Hon.
Thomas A. Corcoran. OF the Ohin
Legislature, Of bribery wheTeup0n
the latter rrtortefi In scathing speech.
Of which the following Is q specimen
extract:
8 No onA escapes his iadiscriIninate
abuse aud shameless men iaci,y. The
aged father of the President. stricken
down b. disease. tottcs.ny on the
verge Of the grave; Senators OF this
General Assembly = men of unfair
nislsed integrity; the hoaored Speak-
or 81 this House - al have ilssn
maiigned, abused. v,iifled and caiumt-
mated b. this venal scribbler, who
shrinks from no employment. howev-
er Infamous, when others eq0ally base
are willing 70 employ him. He never
spares man In his hate, or woman In
his lust. II the proper stimu,us be
applied he is ever eager like Malay
running . muck. to cut and stab every
one he ineets. whether friend or foe.
His life. like his paper. 10 . daily lie
- conclusive example Of total de-
prsvity. This censor Of the public
morals. who laments the dexeneracy
Of the age. and weeps over republic
ruined because morality and intss rity
are found wanting In high places,
COMES reeking from the stews aMd
bsothels Of UncinnatL wherein cour-
tesans furnish him congen,al society
for nights of pleasure and inspiration
for days Of duty. This monster Of
dspsavity, unable n sstiAte his bsast:y
lust In the haunts IL those - aban-
doned o. himself, seeks the society Of
the innocent and unguaried. but only
70 ruin and destroy. 6onie years ago
this ntscFeaut desoiated = happy home
In Butler county. He robbed moth
or OF her daughter. and the daughter
Of her virtue, gratifying his unbridled
lust # the expense OF . violated frisn,i-
ship, : betrayed confidence and .
broken heart. IL there still l0wer
depth Of inlAmy whsreis this wretch
y lssssrissgs Yes. this modern Cato.
deea 70 every SENSE Of shame. callous
to every SENSE Of msahnod, bsrtsresi
bis family honor, -pandsFed to his
family's dlsUranA sofsC1ss shs position
hA aaOW nrnaantnn m fha Gn,n ,yHp,.<.;xrl
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Shares So Each.

Each Shareholder will receive by mail or
delivered ut the General Once, either Of the
following beautiful steel engraSinss: U e
addition to q share in the distribution.
SMITH o. Che
Elmira, Ny. George Bennett. Esq. Horse
"e Cs0SsiMIssIoNERs OF DISTRIBUTION
Hon B Clark. Ei,aira. N 7, MAJ " r Rath-
0G pEf sSisk h ofcb emunx, Elmira
REFEREN GEES.
Hon: kncins Robinson, late copptro,;sr q lie
4. Diyen. Hon; Roardm.n smith: G;c.. ellas
nsns esse II s ses z
M d " y Hst Ss Ne. No. .:
r.. h:ssses . sscSsssss y rss S.s:
x,sornss az Reynoss
x A1ms Pc 7r
g Z. Ec sS
4 Hall, Banker, Elmira. Ed $. Young, Gent Pas
Ase , s,,ms M Ma
mioner r. Posss . s Hotel HssrisS sn .S Pm,
DEsCRTPTIoN or REAL EsTATE-Ine Pat
tinson Market was built by T, s Pattinson. about
hsaiRf on y: The
ss On Mn.fs,
L. running west t@o hundred and fifty feet fronting
Baldwin street, being four hundred and fty eef
with Public Hall above, two hundred feet long, aud
Office In the center, with burglar and fire proof
vault. Market built and fitted MP the most CON
venieat and improve ed style.
PATTINaON HOTEL situated ON the corner OF
Baldwin and Mark ct streets about seventy five feet
nas: .s Baldwin and one hundred 81: sixty feet
Market streets. Suitable barns attached.
FAKM-situated two and half miles from the
city OF E,mira, on the Plank Road. containing one
one hundred acres good farm buildings, orchard,
g., all in ine state of cultivation.
hEsiDENCE.-In fiflh ward, on Pennsylvania
avenue, about SO feet front and 1850 feet deep fine
residence with modern improvements.
KESIDENCE.-In Fourth Ward. situated
Baldwin street so feet 'front.' 100 feet deep One block
from Post Office.
TEN ACRES LAND.-Adioining Corporation.
about one mile from Pest Office, with house and
barn Suitablp fur a or I'm i'm mn
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Vinegar Bifeers are not vile Eaney Dsink,
Made Of Peer Ran, Whlskey, Proef Spirits
and Refase Llsaers, doetosed spieed as1 sveet.
sned 10 pscese the tAsts, called foni ApDse1ses
Ressorsr &C., that LEAD the tipplsr % 10 aY1nhso-
ness and ruin. but trus Medicine, made esa The
Native Roots and Herbs Of Calor.ia. free fron al
Alcshe1ic ksiHulants. They ass Tie GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER anA LIFE GIVING
PRINClP1ks perfect RsoovatpR a. lnvieosDtoe
Of the System carrying on all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood to healthy condition No person
can take these Btep according to directions and
main long unwell provided their bones mot de-
troysf b ninsra poison etAsF nsa4 asd the vital
organs wasted beyonA the point Of regain.
They are Gentle r.rs.sivs &c veil e |.
powerful agent in relieving Consestiea InAanna-
tien the Liver. and all the viseeral Orsans.
FOE FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In
young or old married single, at the dawn Of woman
hood at the turn Of hfe these Tonic Bitten have
equal.
Fer 1nnamnatery Or Chronic Rheu0atte0
and Gost. DysDepsia Or Indigestisn. BAL.
less, Rsnalttene ard IsfePDissese Revers,
Diseases - the Bleed, Liver, kldaeys an6
Bladder, these Blttcrs have been most successful
SACK Diseases are caused By vitlated Bleed,
which i generally produced b. deFangensnt u u
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Bsad-
ache, Pain 10 the Shouldeb, Coughs, T1ehne0 OF tho
Chest Dizziness Sour Eructatons Of the Stomach Bed
Taste In the Mouth Bilious Attacks Papisatsa 81 TIE
Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain In ths rsgieus
4 the Kidneys and hundred other painful UmDtsms.
are the ofsrrtngs n Dyspepsia
They invgorate the Stomach and stimulsfs he torpid
Liver and Bowels. which render them OF unesuAiisd
Efficacy In cleaning the blood Of all impurities end t-
parting new life and yigor TO the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, 8ruptions, letter.
Salt Rhenna, Bloehes spots, Pimpes. Pastules, Bois
Carhuncles, Rine-woms. Scald Head, Sore Eyss,
Erspelas Itch. Scurfs Discoloratioas Of tbs Skin.
Humor and Diseases Of the Skin. Of whatever name
or nature literally dug mp and carried out 81 the
system in short time By the use 81 those Bittsn 0.s
bottle In such viii convincs tho most inereduloas
Of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever yen I'd IT, In
pties bursting through the skin Ia mruysione
y Sores cleanse u rt.cr roo End = cc:srrcfe1 enq
sluggish in the veins: eleAnAo y when u q eool ene
yonr feelings viii tell when Keep the n0ed paSe
md the b alth OF the system viii follow.
PIN, TAPE, ard other WOR Ma, lsrAiag In
the sysem of 80 many thou:ands are s6sstuany d.
the circular around each bottle, printed ~ four
:anguages-Engsh, German, French and spsnsh.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r. n. MCDONALD Z CO,
Bruvsists anA fsan, Agents Sen yrssetAec Cal rsDA
- and 81 Commerce Street. New YORK.
~ SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEAL9RA
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F. q r . ALD. !
EI0HrY. AcRrS Of arst class prairie, well
Stimes. sltuated four miles est OfTipton, 10
o0ees4 tor. sAle On easy terSns. a $50 leo6ne
eMeHin9 house 10 nearly Ooaap5ose4 nd
T.sne-oss-shiid sssh: balanes iaxaait
isssirs = I; 5oHxa ry Ta y y sts3 ~
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IMPROVED
LAND FOR SALE!

Of improved prairie land. . portion Of which
y within ~ miles Of Upton. on the Daven.
port road. Tho above land II DIVIDED into
and one nf them divided into 0vs 6elds OF
convenient sise for either grain growing 81
stock gresing, and two story frame house
stock yards, several good wells, cistsrn, or
cherd, smalIgrove, and several hundred
rods q o.age hedeing. A portion ofseid
Or1s abundant pasture for stock. To nny
one purchasing the whole Of the above lAod,
W ae1eo u t1mleg Wtthln o kAif amllo ~
PriC0 Low ara terms - eu1t f1rUhas4.
Enqtlre Of nttf .. Il smith.
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Four Hundred City Lots.
Manner or Distributing the Prone rty


There will be duplicate number Of shares kept
And regisiered and previous TO the Distribution the
duplicate number OF all shares will be placed In an
envelope AID sealed and the day ofdistr husinG
the premiums, all the sealed envelopes containing
the duplicate numbers will be placed In wheel end
be thoroughly mixed, then a number drawn ont.
and the person holding the corresponding number
will have the first premium mentioned In the above
lis, Of premiums, and on until the premiums are
dlstrsouted. Notice Will be puhiisncd Immediately
afer the distribution takes place in the principal
papers in the country which have given publication,
and all persons holding numbers for premiums will
be notified by mail. Distribution of premiums takes
place q Elmjra. N. Y. May LIST, 1872. or
1AAn remittances may be sent In drafts or p, o
orders or 0reenbacks. All communications ad-
dressed TO
+. s. PATTINSON,
Business manager and Cor. Secy Eimira, N.
shares cau be procured ~ the General Once, IL
mira, N. Y, at the principal Hotels in New York
City, ara al the large ctteo In the Union.
Good Reliable Agents Wanted.
7f
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CHAPTER a.

AN ACT to regulate tho intsrssstioa
Of raiir0ad tfncks near this Aissis-
sippl River. # sfss
SECTION /. Be u e,suceed b. ~
General Assensbty Of the State If Town,
rhat whenever It snsil be necessary
or any railroad com pany 10 the c0il.
.tructiOn Of Its rtIad % cross the track
" tracks OF any other railroad conspa-
~ upon Or near the shore Of the Mts-
-issl ppi river, each of the said railr0ad
companies SHAH DO required TO 20 cOn-
struct and maintain It's respective
road bed 1t the point Of said crnsslmgs,
hat the track or tracks Of each shaft
.,e above the level Of high water OF
aid river.
SIC. 8. Provided, tbs. wiss~ s0ch
.ro-sings occur within the limits of
titles Of six thousand inh .bitamts or
upwards. nothing herein contained
hall deprive the city council If such
.i:y Of the right 70 ok and establish
he elevation Of grades " such Gross
aga. 80
SIC. 3. This act being deemed of
Immediate Importance. shall take eff
fecs from and altar its publication In
the Iowa State Register. and ths
state Leader, newspapers publisilei
II Dies Muines. Iowa.
Appsuved April 8, 1879.
I hereby certify that the foregoing
act WINS Published In the Daity
state Leader. AprtiS Q. and In the Dali
~ Iowa State Register April 10. 1872.
ED WRI0nT. esc'y Of state.
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v 'sii;.si "a: s - q. q;
QemAnthal Redsll. Daft Term, 1877 T~' !. I
70 CeMAnshA Dedelt, Ae16aNaaf: g8%MS Nc
You are hereby notified that there a now % Ale
n the office ofthe Clerk OF the Circuit Court II And
pr the County Of Cedar. 10 The State Of lows.
petition or Wiiliasl Derickson, Plaintiff. claiming
q yuu ehe SAN Of thBty dollars. with interest
thereon at ten per cent. per annum from August H.
- - pour psO0hnory nste Of thae doe ao4
auount.
Now Uatess 20 appsAr toaaid petitloa end deelnd
thereto ~ or bef0Fe noon Of second day Of thu
next TERM Afsasd C0urt. " - oeaan An4 hold 81
IiPtona ia 80 county on the 9h day % Augyst
ment rendered thereon In acoprdAnce wtth the
prAyer Of said petition. - -
evils WOLT = LANDT. Astys ier Pre-
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= porcaaeed ~ thi1eovn13 eAs4ool
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shall - DENk6lnlA ~ fho 0DuU&ys
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mum.
6nC. q On and alta1 the 0so1 aaY
or january. A. u. 1874. The Audlt0r a.
State shall chars a. oACh Onuney
having possnanoue eoh5ul ftimd under
IL O0aeloi, iutsrses On eho 9WnOoo
amount ID ooid county r the rate a.
eiwhs Or CsaG ner AMMAN soml-amnu
ally. on the 0rst day ar January and
July Of each year. which amoums 70
CHARGED olIall becotne due aud payaboe
on the 0rse days u January ana Jo3y
Of the year year lullovlnR. Snd q ons.j
brnoed n The serni-anuwal anporetoo.s
msne " inoerest collocfoA "a the Yeaf
1875. and eoch wear theeongtof. aud
shatl b ~ deemed I'D Whe1o 6&noupt
due from eaoh Ooueey ~ oooooot e
intoepoe aooOod euhnaS npnt - - a.
day Il Januasy. 1874 Airy auPn1ne of]
lu(eeeot Cullocted. avas - olR6t \ mr.
cant. Chareed % the 01,unt1ea. ehaIi s.
paid Into The county U asurv 1bg the
benefit ~ the Cu,untv. n any 0Nuntv
shoulA fals . ooiless - fnli a,n0eant
Of interese due tho HeAfo. the e1e1etusl-
81 shall - aelvau q fruan the oountv
treeeury. and n any c.nantv hecOmss
deifnnnent n The navrnenf Jnf 10 fnil
AMOUNT or Intetsst due the 0taee. ~
Auditor Of s3tnee shall eharre "a. and
cDllect from. zach c0unlv : nauHltv &C
one rer cent ner month "a IL. a,ucnnt
deiimo nent until psid.
SEQ q H1cfion . n Nirentar IN
nctr 81 the Tenth 0enernl 4 essmhIv n
herehv rpraaasd n.,d h.c.a1Ase. - -.
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rmonnsin~ - one fhnm..n3 dr1iHse
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CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT To provide TOR IN allowance
to the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Conrt for clerk.hife.
SECTION l. Be Il enacted 6y the
,caerai Assembly Of the Ss1ee OF oaCd.
ihnt fr.sns Jsausry lss, lS72. - Jsn0.s
.ry lat. 1874. there BE- allowed 10 the
'hief Justice Of the supreme Court
;.s.assas~ ~ .Ssss- S.ss1ii~axA1- sas:sSsS Ses
.aansn fnr clerk vhire vAnd lncidssiAl
expenses.
The allowances aforesaid shall b-
,ayMble Ia monthly instAiiments.
SEC 2. This oct being deemed 1t
Immediate importance. ehail be In
,rce from aud after It's publication In
he Daily State Register aud Stats.
Leader
Approved. April ., 1872
hereby certify that the foregoing
ct wac published In the Daily lows
state Register, April 18th, and IN the
state Leader. Apri 1T. 1872
Ed. WRIGHT. Sec OF State.
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CHAPTER So.

CHAPTER So.
AN ACT making counties responsible
for he collection and payment Of
an act for the bettoS protection Of the
school fund. approved, April 9Th.
1859. 1pe ss
SECTION L. Be u enacted by the
General Assembly Of the State Qf IoWd.
That It shall be the duty Of the Audit
or Of State 70 designate aud employ
some coinpetent persou or per .Ons to
visit the several counties OF the State
walsoae school fund accounts remain
uusdjusted, and effect . complete
settlement OF said accounts, under the
directioBA sud Instructions At said Au-
dItOr Of State, snd shall ASCERTAIN and
Determine the true am0unt Of the per-
mauent school fund In said counties,
and shall make two flnal settlement
sheets showing the Same. one Of which
shall be died In the ONCE Of the coun-
" Auditor, ana one In the ONCE Of the
Auditor OF State. Said settlements to
be approved By the county Auditor on
the part 81 the county, and BY the
Auditor Of State on behalf Of the
.AEu 2 For tho puspose Of dsffay-
ing the expenses which may b pee
e1nriiy iocufsed n elatiaG the sst-
Elements provided f0r III the j0rsgotne
ssctlOn Of this act there y hereby
appropriated from the Stats Treasury
the sum OF two thousand dollars. or M
much thereof - may BE- necessary. IN
he exps-Hdod un1os5tke 6ssoeliOn Of
the Aoslltor IT 6tsts, Who shall take
vanOhess Or each Item of " pe6dltur~.
and make : sep0ss az TIE sa11e 70 the
General Assosnbly ID hls biennial ~
port. e sl4s
oe Januasy, a. b, 1914. the tsards u
supervisors ~ he sevosnl counter
shalt hav0 eoie oDntrvla ard maneee-
mAnt o. ~ Joauo On u1OFtxogM thess
he'd, ~ shnsoaltag smade. eaa shAM.
when neesusasy. hsve tl,sm lDssolnesd
~ the expenn N the cOunfy end any
l0nssa sG1ontoed ~ 0ajns fanll0D4 oenn
SsysscjaeoJogpU4 slsNncoe ~ nqusega9e6
prnQextR. xha1f ~ na111o t004a ~, or
tnure - - bsasat u tho conosy, -
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Bone, Leather,
Wood, 0utta Percha,
and Meerschaum.

/ TAs CHINEsE CEMENT i nssdsd -
svasy heaaeAo1as Ihis = tsu1A tsyenAEo
doubt. substantiated by Thousands Who have
given II = fair rial for the last three years.
One boz In many eases will mend one hum
dred dollars worth OF articles, such ~ Chairs
Lamps. Chimueys, Glass dishes. IRON orna-
ments. Boots and Shoes, Pipes, and other
articles too numerous 70 mention.
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CHAPTER IS.

A11 n %.
IN ACT 10 provide for taking 4 Cen-
s"s Of this State In the year A. u.
1873.
SECTION /. Be Il enacted by the
General AsscDsbtv If the State 9f Io,Cd.
Fhat the township assessor Of each
sowhship In this State shall, Ut the
ilne ~ assessing property In the year
Eighteen hundred aud seventy-three.
AXE an enumeration Of the inhsbit
.nts Of his township, showing the
otal number NJ males, total number OF
emales, number Of persons entitled to
vote. number Of militia, number Of
nreigners not nAturaiizssi, number 0f
tMnilies, number 81 dwellings, and
lumber Of acres Of improved land, and
uch other items ns the Census Board
hall deem important.
SEC. 2. That 1t 10 hereby . sde the
tuty o. the Census Board 70 prepare
nd caIsa 10 be furnished eacjs towb-
hip assessor Ia the State suitable
bIanke upon which to take and make
lie necessary returns Of ssid census.
Sec. 8 That In taking such
-us0s the township assessor, county
auditors Of the several counfies, and
/, ,ensus Board. are hereby required
nd authorized To proceed In all re
poets IA II row provided by chapter
forty -eight. Revision Of 1880, for clerks
~ district courts, assessors, and Cab-
Sus Board. for taking the gsueral cen
aus, except - herein otherwise eprOvi-
ded, and the Ceneus Daard shah cnuse
i've thousand copies Of the abstracts Of
such census 10 b printed In pamphlet
,orm, and distribute ut least ten copies
TO each county s0ditOr In this State by
the frst dAv Of January, 1874.
Approved April 9Th 1872.
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This useful article u now offered 70 all. ri
vBsy reasneah1o prics. eonsiderine -
expsese and dlmSulU inDrepartug ChiQo
Cement for market, 90 that there II NO ex-
cuse for any one 70 b without II. The
Cement Il very nno and becomes - haBd -
stone whom exposed 20 The cir, oE heass
stand hot and cold water. and fcr per1setly
uniting the following materials itshas nd
equal, such -:
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Directions for Using the Cement.

Directions for Using the Cement.
First have the articles or parts TO be united
perfectly clean, then heat them warm
enough 10 melt the Cement as IL In applied
by holding piece between the thumb and
finger. Be sure the surface IL covered ~
thin - poasible. then press the two part&
firmly together. hold them thus about one
minute. then put away In dry plaza let
stand Is hours-wo0d. leather and paper 1
hours. Keep the Cement In q cold place with
the cover on the box.
GEO. CONWAY,
Upton, IOWA,
And for sale At the Drug Stores. AGENT
wanted to canvass. nem3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-17
LAWS OF THE STATE Of LOUISIANA
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To incorporate the st. Paul Methodist
Episcopal Church Association of Shreve-
port, Louisiana.
SECTION l. Be it enacted bv the Senate
and House of Representatives of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly CON
vened, That Samuel Armstead Peter John
son, Abraham Mitchell John Walker, Will
liam Harper. Hartwell Swanson and Moses
SterTitt, be and the same are declared a
body corporate and polite, under the
name and style Of the st. Paul Methodist
Episcopal Church Association of Shreve-
port, Louisiana where the company to be
known as the st. Paul Methodist Episcopal
Church Association will be dOmiciliated
SEC. . BE it further enacted, etc, That
said company shall be capable in law to
purchase, receive, hold, lease, sell, and
otherwise acquire or ALLEVIATE real or per-
sOnal estate; shall have a common seal, and
may break or alter the same at will; and
by said corporate name may sue and be
sued; provided that the lands so held or
acquired shall be held for the proper uses
and benefit of said st. Paul Methodist Epis
cOpal Church Association of Shreveport,
Louisiana.
SEC. 3. Be it further enacted etc, That
the affairs of said association shall be man
aged by the board of trustees, the afore-
said inCOrpOTatOrs to constitute the board
Of trustees for the first year and until their
successors are chosen, which shall be done
annually on the first Monday in May, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, by the mem
bers in good standing of said St. Paul
Methodist Episcopal Church Association.
SEC. 4. Be it further enacted, etc. That
the board of trustees be invested with
power, as it is hereby made part of it's
duty, to pass such bylaws from time to
time as may be necessary for the proper
government of said association.
SEC. 5. BE it further enacted. ETC., That
this act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
(Signed) q. II. BREWSTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives. !
(Signedl p. b. S. PINCHBACK.
Lieutenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved July /, 1872
(Signed IL. G.. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
+. j. HEBRON,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-17

the manufacture and sale of whisky and
tobacco No one who has not been in the
northwestern counties of this State, es-
pecially in Stokes, Surrey and Yadkin. can
have any idea Of the unpopularity of the
tobacco and whisky taxes, and the hatred
the people have of any one who assists in
their enforcement. There are. in these
counties, no large distiIleries, but almost
every farmer makes a few gallons of
corn whisky or fruit brandy, or raises
a little tobacco which he cures and
sells at the nearest town; and the people
have never been made to understand the
justice OF the tax, or that to violate the
law was crime. Many of these ignorant
people would not vote for MerlimOn on ac-
count OF the part he took in these prOsecu-
tons. There were other causes connected
with these whisky and tobacco cases which
reuuced the vote IN Stokes, Surrey and
fadkin counties, of which I NAV speak
more at length in another letter. Judge
MerrmOn was not the only man on the
ticket against whom the GRANTEES. BY
means Of the most INSCRIPTIONS misrepre-
sensations, were able to rouse the preiu
dices of some of the people, but it was to
break down his popularity that they used
their greatest efforts. These are a few of
the elements of opposition with which the
Liberal party will not be confronted with
in the next campaign, and some of the
reasons why they will enter the contest
stronger than they have been in the last.