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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-01-11
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board of Supervisors, Cedar
County, Iowa, Jan. Term, 1871.
AUpIToR's OFFICE, Jan. /, 1877

AUDITORS OFFICE, Jan. l, 1872.
The board met pursuant to law.
Present H. g. Gin, s. w. Young's
term having expired Alexander Mof-
1T. supervisor elect. being present.
took the osth VI Office required by law
and entered upon his official duties.
G. A. Pound being absent, the board
then adjourned to meet Ut 8 O'Clock A.
H., Jan. 2, 1872.
AZ nips o'clock A. NJ. Jan. 2, 1872,
ths boassi met pursuant to adjourn
,nsnt. al tise members being present.
81. q. GIL Was elected chairman Of the
BoarI
The following claims were presented
and acted II non by the ROa rd.
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Notice 70 Bridge Builders.

0OT1CE h hAPeAv Olvs. that bids win be
IN resolved at tbs Auditoee Once, mp 70
6aoaSy 0leA. INA for tho 0ofldih9 On the
iplloving hr1dees. Aidg feretons work 70 be
~ the perch Ii the WAll.
/. Bridge AOEo1 Hnoe 0un On the Upton and
Harfo0 Road, Red Oak Township. -
BBtde0 acrus R1oAeoe Cfeek On the 0oesbe
Road, In section q Fremont t0vnsAips
bridge acrOan sugar creek on the road
4 HrjSre eer>ss tAs est branch o. ouaax
6ridsS scrues EAson' Is Rum On the Mechau.
tssv.ns - iosdsr Bias hsss. Cas- town
Xides~croes lsoex Ran u thA Marion snd
Days4R9rt Road, IN -. -, spriAsfsid
eowMsklr.
Rst6ol asroes Rock Osoek neaS shsaxer q
0ray's mill: provided the etOne Of the last
named bridge b f1rnished ~ petitioners
~ :s q c ssaE sseessne.s,ons above NAM
- bgidgo can - ooe@ - eAo Auditors once.
9W9 E. ~. BRINK, Auditor.
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, VIoK's illustrated Catalogue for 1S7g
is certainly one Of the Ansst pubiicar
.tion ], Of the kinl ever made. Il con-
fains a picture Of the gentleman him
self as frontispiece, and j. diled with
Illustrations aud descriptions OF every
ching desirable 10 flowers and shrubs
Send ten cents for = copy to James
Wick, Rochester. N. Y.
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i SHERIFF SALE.

: J Dy virtue Of general exeeutiosi IN me
directed, issued, from the Once 0f the
Clerk 0f. the Circuit Court, In and Tor tho
81 joseph Harper and against Albert Gsit-
svnld And L. n Cio9hofn, have levied dpoo
the following p operty ~ the pyQperty of the
said Albert 0riswcid and l.. D. Clekhorn, 70
Lot number six (e) in Block number sig 10
IN Che town Of AschanicsvilIe, Cedar eUdnty,
"a shall ofYer the same for sale It the
Court HOUSE door, In the teWA - Tipt0a, in
satd County, on saturday the eth day Of
January, a. ID. 1e51, ~ n O'Clock, M, Of said
day. to satisfy sAid Execution and costs That
may 4ccrde thereof.
+, Dated this 3oth day q December. a. p lS7I.
JOHND. SHEARER,
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DIR. INGRAHAN, who hae been
necessarily absent for some weeks, has
returned to Upton accompanied by
his family. His stay among Us in the
future will he uninterrupted. Patrons
will find his Office Vt residence, south
side Of Court House square.
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PRodRAMME.-Weh have just seen .
copy Of the programme for the Burns
Ie.iiyal~ to lie held = The Fleming
&Hoasea ~ bas A4acso" ths ssth Inst.
We have not SPACE fOr 1t herewith,
but vii say that the songs. Rotations,
music, sentiments and responses pro-
vided for, must be heard 10 be lpre.
GATED; and thst supper il announced
at seven O'Clock, the first, II not the
most important, thing on the pro
graa,mf.
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Ryvirtue ~ special Execution 10 me a.
rected, issued from the ONCE of tho Clerk Of
the District Court. in and for the county Of
Cedar and State Of lows, In favor Of sRlhos
Keith, ST., and aGAlust John G. Gates and
Mary i. Gates. have levied upon the fol.
lowing property - the property OF the SAID
John C.. Gales and Mary L. Gates, to Wit:
number six 90 in tn town Of Maasillon. Co.
Aar county, Iowa. A III
And shsll OlFer the same for sale At the
said County, on saturday the 27th day Of
January, a. D., 1872, 1t one o'clock, p. ~, -
aid day, % satlsfy said Execution and costs
that may accrue thereon. s8f4 y
Dated this 18th day Of December, A. d. 1871.
- JOHN D. SHEA RER.
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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sYGAM.-M essrs. Shearer Il Gray, Of
the g stone Mill are psttiag in steam
fixtures so that in future low water
viii not prevent them from furnishing
Customers with the excellent work for
which they are noted. In about two
weeks, Mr.. Shearer says, the steam
arrangements will be complete. Wa.
ter power will, however, be used n
heretofore when enough wster can be
Ind
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Vegetable Cure

Curesa oil Cissaoss caused By eslf abuse,
viz: Npera,0torhcu, .SensiN0i We0kgs ss,
Night Rpsisaioas. LOss Of NenapTy. uai-
cersni L0ssif9dc, Puias In the B0ek,
Dixsness Qf VISION. PREMATURE Old Ace,
Veal Nerves, Difficult Breakhing. Pdte
Cbssatem0nce, Insnwi.y, (bwsvvspe'cn.
and Oh Diseases that follow a. o &C.
qusncs on youthful indiscretions.
aNThh modicine haa been ueed In our practice
obr many yenEe, nn4 with thousands treated Il has
not tailed In single instance.
aNEAch package Of VEGETABLE Cunx p wrap.
Issse,s ma contsins one bostie aha Win snsas.
cpaisa pllh, ard one, vial 81 MshicnAe1 rOwders.
sucient TO make one half pint 81 Injection: and enc
syrings N stE{8 TO-
4TPrsre . per peckags. n mail me- q postage,
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MUSICAL CoNvENrIoN.-The slight
~ uneasy feeling which remained from
the recollection Of Prof. Palmer's two
days days detention from last winter q
Convention BY the storms, was finally
dismissed when, on Monday evening,
he arrived precisely ~ vas expected.
A kind Of preliminary meeting was
held Monday evening at which Prof.
r. was not present; bat on Tuesday
morning, ct the hrst regular session,
he was with the class, and the Coal.
vention made Ito start under the most
favorable auspices both iu point Of T.
tendsncs and In the general good feel
Ing and enthusiasm which VS. svssy.
whsFs visible. A. many - sixty
nnsmbers we're ct that time enrolled,
and the pros, ect good for larger at-
tendance than ever before.
Prof.. Palmer, ~ al instructor and
conductor, only increases In the good
grscss Of the members Of his Convsn-
tions upon further acquaintance. This
Convention, for that reason alone,
promises even more than that OF q
year ago. fact Which should BIO re-
msmbered 10 con 1ecti0n with the
Concert on Friday evening, with
which the weeks work 10 concluded.
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TIE Burns, Festival, on Thur.day

THE Burns Festival, on Thursday
evening, January 26th, will be held at
the Fleming House. The PregraDme
Er this pleasant occasion hiss not yet
been prepared. bot will include oil that
is proper and desirable from the pipes
aud highland fling In the parlors to
the Hsggis on the supper tsbls.
Tickets are for sale at tho City Drug
Store.
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foR rHs CaTLpngM.-We srs much
poeassd 70 b abls q annosncs that
tAe shtidrso ars agaja to have ~ hour
Of Prof. Palmef's time. when be will
sing with and talk to them In his In.
Irritable manner.
This (Thursiay) afternoon. all the
children are invited to meet him ct the
Congregational Church 1t 8 o'clock.
Pref p. did mot come prepared for
snch meeting, mot bringing suitable
books, but yielding 70 many soltcita-
lions has made the appointment ~
above.
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HARRlEA.

On Dec u, 1871, at the rssidence Of Mr.. J.
", Todd. In L0udon, BY Rev. J. r. Baker,
NJ. .. q Rnrr a. Low Moos aud Miss Martha
& 6erAdy 81 Wheetland also. n same thine
sonA pano0 ond - ShosnA!e. Me. l1AAe NeyAs
s. whsasland and Ais Resale 9. TodA Of
AZ the r. z RAsunnage n Loassa Dee. 81,
lo5t, BY Rev r. Baker, III. Ehoch LArri-
-. q Tipton, a1A MI Jane Allsn, OF
Loudsn. sss., J. ae,Iss IA -. 8
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MRs. WHIroonBs sYKuP. The
Egssat sooshisg. ssnedy. Prics only Is
cents. Gives rest 10 the Mofhers and
health 70 tho child. Sold By Drug
giats. See advertisement. s7y1
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LwEere in receirt a the January
number Of very juvenile magazine
nasaed The Nursery. II is admirably
suited to The class Of little folks for
whom it Is intended-type, pictures.
subjects, .snsi - e i,esng just tina, best
calculated TO Eoth please and benefit.
Eis published Ly john Shosey. -
Broo,nfieid street, Boston, at 81 SO =
wear.
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Che 9tss aAstF'i

>>>~N><~>.>>>,>~>~>1gR>1> '>SN -. -
To Aavertisesov>An srsanInntan sSeAss
cal Offices. and transient Advsgtissnseae. No. -
paid for ii. advances 70 ssesssineasaoa. -
EaI.QsAl Note; Y 20 2, xs ~" -. - ~ i
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The Cow.-A whilom Tiptonite.
now rejoicing In being . Chicagoan,
sends to some Of his friends here .
photograph Of COW in IN alarming
altitude, which he expiainsas follows
This is the COW that was MIXED
by the woman that kicked the lamp
that spilled the lie that set Ore to the
barn that spread IKE measles that
burned Chicago that Long John built.
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We call attention to the card q the
&c. l ouis Medicine Co. . chartered In
ssitution; they offer Metropolitan
skiu TO all. s., nyl.
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WAITING FOR HINCKLEY.-This ID
. disease. People hereabouts have It
badly. We suppose Hinckley could
mot help giving II to them, and believe
he intends 70 supply the antidoes -
soon - he can; but these thimgs do not
alter the fact that "Waiting for Hinck-
ley" has become . chrsnic ailmsnt in
Upton aud vicinity. Hinckley IL
made . scaps. goat for all financial
short comings-a synonym for delay
end psocrastination. A will pay for
his groceries. b will pay HE note, c
will settle that little bill. d will hand
IN his subscription. E will have Few
sult and F pisg hat when Hincks
10y comes" There IL . gold watch
and chain u The Jewelry store only
!" waiting for Hinckley;" conven-
lent cook stove with new tangled im-
provemsnts IL waiting for iHinck-
ley" to leave its quarters 1t the hard
ware; toys for the children, dresses
for the mamas, money for creditors
and comfort for everybody ID waiting
for Hinckley."
p. S.-Mr. HinckIey IL coming .be-
fore the 18TH"
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THE.A 4 ! sJENcsT y
BLACK TEA
with the Green Tea Fla
VOC Warranted 70 sattall
- tastes. For sale every.
whore our .kude.Ns0fk,
In pound and h4N rOond
packages ONLY. And for
sale wholesale only by the
essat Atlastlc and PcMc Tea g., Church st..
New Yor1g. r. o. Box So. IA
Send for TheaN ectar Circular.
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Deputy SHERIFF.-Mr. James E.
Melton. OF Mechanicsvi!le, has been
Dppoinled. Deputy ShsEiff, % 1has neW
Nhis sition is Nh ~ By No -
ssaemeh, 4. B. Maynard being the
Deputy at this place. The new up.
pointment will doubtless BE- D. cops,d,
j. cradle Convenience to parties In the
north west part Of the county.
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fpHE SCHOOL FEsTIvAL.-This
beautiful little Quarterly Magazine,
devoted to new and sparkling matter
for School Exhibitions and public days.
is received for January. No teacher
or pupil should be without II. II coats
only fifty cents year; single copy.
fifteen cents. Write for It, 70 Alfred
l.. seweII, Publisher, Chicago. III.
Send your subscriptions noss and you
will not regret u.
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IN. !. Vegetable Cure !"

= sofa ~ rsapoa.Inie DrusFsss svsryxAess. sea.s
eomposnns b paoca ~ this. In order 70 make more
money. n mot deceived, ask mr. fHls FIVE OoI~
La HnEPAnAg1oN and take - other; II The aealoeU
d0 not keeptt enclose the money IN letter and ne
viii send byrsturn MALL secure from ooservatton.
IsAdkm or 0eaalsanen writing lo9 teensmeut. viii
state their symptoms In full they need not hesitate
~ acoount 81 eaiR nahiltty "a visit ~ . Ne have
tfeAted pAaiehs succemf0ily In ali portions ofths
copttnept ~ cosfNapQndence.
Patients addrssing n viii peaee steae plalnly ell
the synre0sns ana Wftte Post Once. Co0nty, State
end name Of write and enclose pastsge stamp fos re-
ply. - tAs
we eesne y END our thisty.swo pase panphlss.
entitled
ssMan and Woman - Invallds,' -
- every reader Of this paper and will mail free
dosen o. more coples 70 any psEson who win haad
them to their friends.
Address - follows
81. Louis Medical association,
S. III NORTH sixTH 6Tn1kr.
sr. Loum, Nissouna.
Sid ~ DrU9y1o1o. 40y
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue Of general execution % med1.
rec{ed. issued from the office OF the Clerk Of
the District Court, In and nE the county Of
Cedar and State OF Iowa, in favor Of G. W.
Merfyman, and against Daniel And Thomas
Fitzpatrick, have levied upon the 9ollowin9
and Thomas Fitzpatrick. to wit: A7sM
The north half(1xl 0f the north west quar-
ter GlJ and lot number enc ~ al In section
number thirteen (lS) In township number
cighty (SO) range number four ~ west Of the
6th z. NJ. containing one h0ndred Asd ten
acres more or Lees situated In Cedar County
lows. 8Htsa
And sl,ali ofHer the same for sale. ~ the
Court House door, In tho town or Upton, In
ssid county, on saturday, tho 25th day ofJap-
uary, A. ., 1917. y o'clock T. ~. Of seti
Deted this 18th day Of December, A. D. lS7l.
! f-199s1 d ~ John d. SfikAh8R. Il
2wS Sheriff Of Cedar county. lows.
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PRAYER MEETINGS The first meet
ing Of the Week Of Prayer, held Mon
day evening at the M. E. Church, was
quite well attended aud no little inter-
est WAS Manif sted. The exercises
consisted Of singing an prayer inter.
spersed with remarks from Reverends
Biscoe, Brockson,e, Henderson, and
others.
rhe programme for the meetings the
rest of the week, beginning this even
ing. II a. follow
1Hursday, 4 p. M.-Prayer for ma
lions, especially those visited by ca
lamity; for kis1s !; for oil In authority.
Services It The Asthodist Church.
Friday. 2 P. k.-Prayer for the
christian church and ministry; for
societies, committees and authors, en-
gsgesi in the chsistian work. Services
at the Lutheran Church.
Sdtarday, q r. M.-Prayer for the
outpouring OF the Holy Spirit: for the
increase Of christian love and holy zeal;
for missionaries aud for all christians
expoaed to persecution. Services At
the Presby terrain Church.
/ SubbGtk, january, l4th 81 p. NJ
Union Communion services at the
Congregational Church.
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BEES. BEES! BEEs! The Central
Iowa Bee Keepers Association meets
IN Cedar Rapids on the 18th dsy Of
January, 1872, 10 continue TIVE or thrss
days. We have made arrangements
with all railroads leading to Cedar
Rapids, to return mesnbars 1t ons-fifth
fare Come one nd air that have got
hersor wish to keep them. For ,nfor-
nation address w. II. Furman. Presi-
dent, Cs.iar Rapids, .or q. w. Barclay,
Secretary Upton. Iowa.
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A IRE at Dewitt, Thursday morn
ing. destroyed three buiIdtngs Ia the
central part Of town.
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- - u q s.
"A FIGHT, which might have been
police ITEM had there been any po-
lice III the question, occurred on the
strea Saturday night Que Of the
combltants had M var bitten off,
y 0 arsUssA have been made, but it IL
thought that the bitter will at least Do
bound over 10 keep the piece. particu-
larry since he 10 IN the sausage bust.
ness.st 81 -
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PROFITABLE
ss .fapr EMPl OYMENT.

We desire 70 engage few more Agents to
sci! the World RENOWNED improved BUCK:
salsTy Or on Gom,aission. "A Horse and
wagon given TO Aeents Full particulars
fnsnlhha on application. Address w A
HENDERSON 4 Co. General Agents, clove-
lanl. o., ~. tesss. No.
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Bring in your poultry, now b the
time to sell. II. l.. Dean Il paying
for turkeys, 10 to II cents, chickens.
I Ca 2 cents, geese. . q 7sud ducks, 2
O. cents live weight P
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covrnsoR,s MEssAaE.-We Civ. all

CfOVElsNOR 5 M EsSAUE.-W III
eayslnsis spsc, berewias = tiss dover.
leSf'A Msssags, and still that intsrsst-
ing document stretches awsy toward
next week. We had hoped 70 give Il
In full. but the Governors thsmc was
greater than our room. However, ~
are not ashame Of the production Of
even SO much Of an important public
paper the next day aftsr it was laid b.
fore the Legislature.
LECTURE, by Bish0p Lee, ct the
Congregational Church, Saturday eve,
20 tn inst.
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AT the Musical Convention. the
other eysninS, the conductor instruc-
ted the . sopranos aud altos to lean on
the bases" The = bases'' were noticed
taking available positions instantly.
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The olllciel bonds Of the following
county oAlcsn wsrs approved:
E. n. Brink. Auditor. bound Ii
the sum of........................... 900
r. G. McClelland, Treasurer,
bO0nd In the sum Of.............. 30 600
J. w. 6hesrsr. Sheriff. bound In
the sum f........................... 5000
A. II. Maynard. appointed depu-
~ sheriff. and bound In tlsgsws 4
sun Of ....... ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 5000
Jams & Melton, appolntsd
deputy eheri6, and bound Ia
the sum .......................... 5000
C. w. Rollins, Superintendent,
bound 10 the SUN ef............... 900
B. Wilhelm, Coropsr, bound In ~
the sum of............................. 1900
The following List Of Equalization,
for the guidance Of assessors, was
AAnnA~A.
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Bair. A wood for papper, 80
Cha9begD, @ + no41omeo nor
chan -. . I nsdl.aa attend " =
x sass = Ssssssl.s Surveyor: : % 40
Williams, norris work ON P.F..i6 10
M0grie0ns y b examining brtdgo % %
Dean, Ingmau and Young, go0ds
FOR pOOf 1Arm. a n q r.
GIL, H examining brides. etc. 8 8 SO
6trAtton. Elisha elk SprinRdele
township, lDW 10 %
Costa. 0aaie -. Wm n ehsrwan.u IS II Is
AaseesaDa, J. 4 bhoes ~ 6aupet. { = I
Caaaa ana GILMORE. 0neds SR
ss.iy. wn .rns... R.a o.s rp, -
Baker, John truateo Rochester TIPS - %
Sosts, comn'r Of insanity, Is % - %
Insanity. phebo Chase, IL - n %
Wolf and kAndt, att'yo for Co, l56 - N6 o.
3 J0hnoOa. labor In we'll, - 4 -
Hubbard, o ID care Of panpeg, - - - %
Todd. taking .paoper % r. H.. g . SEQ
RetcheSt Bros, hardware for - Is 8 Is
Tower, L hired girl for p. r, Is - % o.
rrlchard Bros, livery, 40 50
Beatty, w costs state caoeo, SO -
Hatch, b bridge oom'f. - - . -
Martin. b balance On team q.
rewsH > L 1os ms Of claims r.
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:. SEMI.-Capt. Rathbun, Of the Mari
on Register has started twice week
edition-a small sheet vel! filed with
lively local matter.
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IL 4 " - 81
t9n.k frz The Ceskt County Na-
sitM Association, under the direction
of Prof II. r. Palmer OF Chicago,
wihcohcl u,Iesits Muscal Convention
with Grand Concert. to be given 1t
the congsefaHiMsi Church, Friday
avenue. 81 IN. TIA. The Concer. will
consist of q large variety Of vocal aud
z llstrpmentA .m0sic, or which. the
chnruses by the large class will. Of
course. be the leading feature. Doors
open at. 81 O'clock. Admiration, so
ceuts. A. rFsa : - -
The Union Prayer Meeting, ON Fra
day, will be held III the afternoon in
stead Of evening, SO that, there will be
no Conflict between It aud The concert.
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nROMPT paying GUS
TONERS are invited
to call at
Cobb & w etzel's
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w. II. Hammond started yesterday
: for trip through Missouri aud Kan.
saS.
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~ THE Board Of Supervisors meet 10
adjourned session Monday. 9th inst,
the especial business being to pass upon
proposals to build csitsin bridges, ad-
vertisement for which proposals. Is
made herewith. as.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-08-10
Indifferent to the Cost.

The personal organ and personal
chattel OF Gov. Warmotli, the New Or
leans Republican, is ut last letting in
flood OF light upon the dark counsels
of the sort of Liberal Rcpublicanism in
this State which is ifnpcrsonatctt by it's
master. The Republican, in double
loaded leaders, expresses the determine
alton that the Liberal Republican tail
end that is wasgcd by Warinoth shall
wag the dog ut all hazards and ut any
price. Though the result should be to
wag the dog to death and leave its car
c:,ss to the buzzartis, the Republican
doesn't care II rush; its motto is any
thing to prevent the election of the
Democratic and Reform united State
ticket, or any ticket of Il similar char
acter, and the inauguration of honesty
and rctrcnchmcnt in government which
the election would imply. With that
supreme purpose in view, the RepubIi-
can cNclaims: awe do not care if it
costs us a debt large enough to swamp
every soda shop, cOntiScatc every house
and lot, and every plantation in the
Statc.''
Mark the words-"if it costs us!'
Where might you find Il finer piece Of
irony? a paper that lives on the
public debt, on taxation and contisca-
tion--:l faction that exists for no other
object than to fattcn Il gang Of political
pirates by piling up the public debt,
swelling the taxes, and coniiscating the
products tsofhoncst industry, these drOncs
and dcprctiatorS solemnlly tell you, cit
liens of New Orleans, citizens of Louisi-
ana, that they do not care how much
their system OF plumber, which is beg
CARING you and yours, may cost Them
in its future enlargement and pcrfcc-
ton !-Iicuy,r,e.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-08-10
Necessity for Reform.

If any have doubt OF the necessity
for the Reform movement let them
look at the pitiable condition of South
Carolina. The government is on the
verge of dissolution. Every resource
has been plundered until there Is moth
ing left. Both the State, county, town,
and city treasures are equally empty.
Warrants and pay certificates are sell
ing for half their face. The public
schools are closed for want of means.
The deaf, dumb, blind and insane asy-
lums have been compelled to dismiss
their inmates. The prisons are no lon
ger tenanted, as there is no means to
support their inmates, and the Peni-
tentiary is in the same condition.
Young and Old---the innocent and GRIM
inal-are alike turned into the streets.
Even the funds of the State University
have been seized upon In the general
robbery, and its professors parcelled
out to ignorant negroes, and the low
est order Of whites. Such Is the result
of carpet-bag rule, after seven years
practice. Meanwhile the debt has
grown from 81, ,4O7 1928 to 800 ,48O ,516, for
which there is not n dollar to show,
so that, even if present evils were es-
capped, posterity would be loaded with
II ruinous mortgage. Nearly all this
criminal infamy has come about du-
ring the past fonr years, and Is the nat
ural, certain, and legitimate result of
radical administration. ''' .