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The Lincoln County herald., 1867-11-28

acres Of ground near the city Ia an or.
chard, and he planted il lsst year 10 20.
tatces and corn, from which he realized
six thousand bushels Of potatoes Of the
ucshannock, peacbblow and other kinds,
aud three hundred bushels Of corn. The
potatoes will sell resdily at one dollar
per bushel, and the corn at City cents,
making besides his apple crop, which is
large and embraces the choisest varieties,
SO, $50, the product Of twcnty.seven
acres.
On Sunday night about IL o'clock, Mr..
B. Blumer, a grocery merchant Of Jefer-
son City, was called up by negro man
under the pretense that he wanted come
goods. After entering the store lie as.
saulted Mr.. Blumcr with q gun that he
had with him at the time he entered.
The stroke proved to be q serious one,
fracturiug the skull and leaving Mr. b.
insensiblo for soa.e time, and he has been
iu precarious condition ever since, but
is now believed to be out Of danger. The
negro stole goods and money to the
amount Of about 500 aud returned to
his boarding house, where he was ar
rested and safely lodged in Jail, to avail,
trial for mans laughter. Cleaned from
the Jefferson City Times.
Gov. Fletcher has Withdrawn his libc
suit against the st. Louis Republican
"A wise move on the part Of "his excel
lency," as it Is generally understood the
trial would have been anything but com
plimeutary to the Executive.
The Weston Landmark suggests tha,
when Governor Fletcher speaks Of "the
cause Of equal rights and privileges
peace and good will among men," in hi,
Thanksgiving Proclamation, he means
only negroes. The Landmark nigh,
have added "and Radicals" But per-
haps that distinction is an immaterial
one, as the Radicals make none them
selves.
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Mr.. Thos. r. Dodge, senior editor OF
the Rails County Record, who is well
known to many Of our citizons, together
with bis family, narrowly escaped death
on the morning Of the 10Th instant, from
the effects, it is supposed, Of corrosive
sublimate, which, BY some means un-
known, was placed in the coffee pot
The family were seated at tho breakfast
table OH the morning above mentioned,
and when nearly through with their meal,
we're suddenly attacked with severe vom
iting. Mr.. Dodge himself was the FIRST
affected, and, leaving tho room to throw
the nauseatins potion from his stomach,
wa. followed by his Oldest child, who,
likewise, was vomiting terribly. llis
wife and two youngest children wore then
attacked in a similar manner. A negro
girl, employed as servant, was also
affected. DR.. Strobe was called in, and
under his treatment, the family, with the
exception Of Mrs. Dodge, who is still in q
critical condition, are slowly recovering.
No clue as to how the poisonous sub
stance became mixed with the coffee has
yet been brought to light.
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Progress Of Weston, The Pedestrian.

Weston loft Toledo, Ohio, at las p.
m, on tho 22d, and reached Stryder,
Ohio, about 6fty miles west, at e:20 next
morning. lie understood he had com
mencsd fourth attempt Of one hundred
miles, but abandoned IL in consequence
Of the discrepancy between tho distance
as given by the card, and the actual dis
tancs, which he found to be greater than
supposed. The 6rst attempt to make the
hundred miles in twenty-four hours, re
suited in the accomplishment Of ninety.
one miles in twenty. one hours, and Wcs-
ton was anxious to push on and make the
remaining nine miles, having three hours
and nipc minutes in which to walk it.
An examination of bis feet showed that
they had been 40 blistered by the fearful
ordeal Of the day that further progress
would be impolitic and cruel. lie was
earnest and stubborn in his determination
to finish his feat, but q council Of his
advisers decided against him, and he
yielded.
Weston commenced another one hun
drcd mile trial on last Monday, from Wa.
tcrloe, Indiana, he having the privilege Of
five trials for the accomplishment Of this
feat. Late dispatches inform us that
he failed to make his one hundecd miles
in 24 hours. This being his fifth trial
according to the agreement first pub
lished, his hackers forfeit six.tenths of
the stake (sl0,00O), even should the
whole distance be accomplished in the
given time. But the Cleveland Leader
says, however, that failure Of the hun.
dred mile feat only forteits two thousand
Eve hundred dollars.
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Nearly every Republican paper in Ma
ryland has followed the example Of the
Baltimore American in placing General
Grants name at the heed of its columns
as the ne.t Republican candidate sov the
Presidency.
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The military authorities at Richmond,
Virginia, arrested Lewis Lindsay, colored
delegate to the Virginia convention, fol
using language calculated to array the
blacks aud whites against sachother. liz
is to be tried by military commission.
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A Richmond telegram Of the 25,h in.
stant says, Chief Justice Chase did not
arrive to-day, consequently no trial Of
Mr.. Davis was had. Among the wit
nesses summoned for the Government are
tens. Maeruler, Mahon. Wrckhan, Of
&an:h Csra!ina, ana Gen. Grapgcs.
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N A K N A RTINIK.
"AHH<o..

Is now located in the sold POsT.OFFICE
Bt1LDING," . fow doors west Of W. A. Jack.
sons store, where he Is prepared to do
CUTTING AND ALL KINDS OF TAILORING.
to tho satisfaction Of his customers, and for the
most reasonable prices.
DON'T FAIL To GIVE HIN A CALL.
sop 26 '87 mao 6m
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TRUSTEES.
T. BRAGG, President, F. pARxrn.
c. W. PAMKRR, Secretary, W. d, Moorx.
:. \. MooLvok, Treasurer, X. o. WooLroLv,
J. Z. MooRn. RS. You've.
This Institution Of Learning will open It's ars
session, In the Presbyt terian Church Of Troy. on
the sth OF September. 1867, and will embrace
three departments, viz: Primary, Intermediate
and Academic.
For term Of 40 weeks, the Tuition Of Pri.
mary Departmet, including Spelling.
Reading, Writing, aud 6rst parts Of
Arithmetic and Geography, SIs 90
Of intermediate Department-Arithms.
tic, Grammar, ueogrsphy and Rhst.
o-ic, soa m
Of Academic Department, including the
higher branches Of iMathcmatics,Phi
losophy and Languages, &32 %
Payment required ut tho end Of each Quarter.
or 10 weeks.
Deduction vii! not be- made for absence unlss,
occasionod by protracted sickness.
J. V. BARKs, Principal.
j. Z. MOORE, Assistant,
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near being fatally poisoned one day last
week by eating buckwheat cakes. 1t
appears that G. had harvested crop Of
buckwheat, among which had grown u
considerable quantity Of jimsen weeds "a
very poisonous planD, and had cut and
threshed the buckwheat and jimscn with
out separating them. lie took some Of
:hc wheat to mill and had it ground into
-four, and the consequence was as above
stated. The life Of one member Of the
family was at ono time in great danger,
but she finally rallied, and at last &C.
counts all were doing as we'll as could be
expected under the circumstances.
In the town of st. James, in Phelps
county, says the Rolla Herald, during
the past year there has been erected or
put under contract a seminary building
at cost of $1,000, two churches to cos
$4,000, a largo woolen mill and grair
mill $4,000, Masonic Hall $500,
large tin and stovo store $4,000, ont
dwelling house s35, 900, another $4,000
} and . large wagon shop $4,000, beside
some twenty more dwellings, averaging
} from $500 upward.
, T. l.. Lockridss, Esq, Of Kansas City
'says the Advertiser, has tveuty.seye
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PAINTS! PAINTS!!a
For Farmers and Others,
u,HR GRAFTON MINERAL, PAINT CO ~.

rHNHE GRAF ON MINERAL PAINT CO are now
III manufacturing the Best Cheapest and most
Durable Paint in use two coats well put On, linked
with pure Linseed OIL, will last 10 5 years: it IL
of light brown or beautiful Chocolate color. and
be changed to green Lead stone drab olive cream,
Hnuses, Barns, Fences. Carriage and sCar-nakers
Pals and Wooden ware, Agricultural Implements
Metal and shinele Roofs (it being Fire and Water
proof, Floor Oil Cloths, Zone Manufacturer having
used 5000 bbs the past year, and paint anv
purpose is unsurpassed tor body, durability
ty, and adhesiveness. Price so per Dbl. of lbs
which will supply farmer for years toconle. VAR
ranted in all above. Send for circular
which gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint.
Address DANIEL BIDWELL, zee~ :
> 80 ~ - A25t Pearf Street. New York
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Fast Stock.

It should be borne in mind that the
Board of Directors Of the County Fair
have made very liberal offer of premi-
ums on fast stock, to be awarded at our
approaching exhibition. For the fastest
trotting horse or mare, thirty dol
lars for the fastest pacing horse or
mare, thirty dollars. These liberal pre-
miums ought. and no doubt will bring
considerable fast and fine stock to our
Fair, that will add much to its interest
and attractiveness.
Jurors AT FA1Rs-It is generally conceded
by the officers Of agricultural societies that
Of the greatest hindrances to success Is found
in making q proper selection Of judges to pass
upon the claims OF competing parties. IT q
good selection is made. it rareley happens that
all attend, and the vacancies have to be supplied
the spur of the moment from those who
will serve, rather than from such rs are compe
tent to do so with justice to all concerned.
This is difficulty which can hardly be obyia
ted on all occasions, hence people should exer
else charity toward those who have to meet it
with the best means available at the time. If
the names ofexhibitors were entirely suppressed
till after the awards are made, there would be
less ground for inferring Partially on the part
of judges, and possibly reader acquiesoenee
in their decisions.-lNew Yorker. s sss
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John -Maue has bought the Tobacco and
Cigar Shop of S. Bachman, and moved his own
establishment into The room formerly occupied
by Mr.. b. making it now one Ct the largest es-
adjustments in the city,. Mr. Bachman has
gone into the Wholesale Cigar manufsctnT
ing business in the room formerly occupied by
NJ. NJ. Lacy & Co., Auctioneers.
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The Dayton Journal has special dispatch from
yhs who wrote orally round the Flag, that says
he "bas gone into the Gag stone business and that
nstead Of rally round the flag, he Rags around the
alley and purchases all his goods at the "Chead
Store" the Depot in this city, as quite a num-
Der of those who have that song and those who
can't sing but delight to hear it, and to purchase
Cheap Goods, always do, since X. Mendenhall COM
menced business. Rally. round the Flag goes TO
the tune of "Go the Cheap Store," for there
you'll and the best of Goods to suit your mind E3
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The party Of fishermen, who went for sport
on the lovely Winnimac, and four out Of the
six came back sick. are again around, though
somewhat weakened. Messrs. Geo. Kelly,
J. NJ. Paxson. VIM. Bennett. and Maj. Lyle,
we, quite i'll. Messrs. Woodward and Wm
T. Dennis, fortunately escaped spell Of SEX
ness, aitho they were slightly unwell for a
short time after their return.
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Synopsis of Council Proceedings.

petition. signed BY ". L. Farquhar ard 37s 9th
presented, asking the repeal of the License
Oriinence regulating certain extraordinary trades.
tSee Ordinance in another column. ! The petition
vas referred 70 select committee consisting Messrs
Peterson, Caffn and alner gye - ESasg EEs. q
East Oakland-st, ordered to be engineered, gra-
dc and graveled. r. -
The Ordina' &c regulating sale of fire. wood &C.,
colnmn.) 1& ~
South Eighth ST., south of sewer. was ordered to
be graded, grayeled and finished
The Clerk reported that he had issued order in "a
vor OF School Trustees fease Of Warner
amounting 70 $l27. 50-coneurred in. -
Clerk instructed TO issue order in favor of Schoo,
Trustees tor rent No Engine lot also orders for
interest on bonds No. $50 and 1873 szesS 49, s =
Mayor instructed t. borrow 81 300 and have bonds
Issued THEREFOR and TO ascertain whether there is
ieass from School Trustees for No. 3 Engine lott
nons he Is to make one
brhigs in East Oakland, Was ordered TO be r.
paired. Adjourned. --,rg -. - .-~---,' -
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Ladies you can get any style of q Shoe you
want at Mrs. McGraw's, and the very best il
the market, call in. no trouble to show goods.
Remember No. 8 Fifth street, few doors north
Of the fremont House. 2w-No. 20
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For Sale.

nNE Store house and lot size of building 16 hy
" "a feet and stories high size Of lot 20 by 120
feet, tue main street. = 81 III 8 @g%10
ALSO
Dwelling house and Lot Centre ST.. size of house
20by 80 feet stories high good cellar we'll, and
staole Lot 6Obv 10 feet, veil set with all kinds
OF fruit trees nearly all bearing Object for selling:
wanting to go west. bargain at sacrifice. For
further particulars enquire Of, or address -
eteeA -esa 7eT C.I. MERRILL, ~ 1aass7s
aEa9 .s9f1AA Plain6eld, Ind. =
2t-zw. Septsmhe- IL 1857
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GA 4-lsa
SHAWLLOST.

On Main Street between Seventh and Thirteenth
or on Thirteen; between Main and the Railroad rec
and white plaid shawl. The finder will receive thu
thanks # the ow ner and suitable reward by leaving
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To Consuinptives.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON WIN send free
Of charged toa who desireit. the prescriptions with
the directions for making ard nsnz the simple rene
~ By whichhe Hgs cured Of lung affection ri that
benefit the aficted and ~ icpes every Isu4fer ill
try this prescription il will cost them notn:as aud
may prove blessing. F'easenddressA Sz4a scE1 s1
sREv. EDWARD A WILSON va 50
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GOING EAST
Gas bits DiscoUNTED Is ct.
uRpaid on or before the goth instant.
TILE YEARLY MEETING.

That portion Of Friends, holding their annual
meetings alternately at Waynesville and Richmond,
hold their meeting this year in this city, AMI convene
at their Meeting House on Eighth Street, on Sunday
week, Sept. 18th, inst, At 10 O'Clock, .. m.
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Gafret Snider, on the 8. E. corner dfs MAI and
Fronf-sts, has sold his entire stock of Groceries 10
Aessrs. Crivel custer, who continue the business
snsre- gr0MEx.qgs
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On Tuesday evening last, the showcase Of
Messrs. Swain b Mote, was blown down and
completely smashed. We can quote Phato-
graphs as having fallen, As the case was full Of
their best specimens.
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DE-. Sclienek's Mandrake r Ills A Substitute
f0r (SsIp ,aI

sser a for CaIOmel. t-- srsa-F s4.z SIS S.
These PILLS are composed Of various roots having
power rea the secretion of the liver promptly
and e1ec tually blue psor produc
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In an billions Disorders these pills ay be used With
confidence they promotes the discharge Of vitiated
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general. ,-essas-y---s 80 svssfav 5-ak azf Is 5.a
Schenck Mandrake Pills cure sick headache and
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In short these Pills may be used vita tdvantake Il
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required
Please .sk FOR CDR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills..
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PROMOTED Major Russell P. Firney,
we'll known to many Of our citizens, has
received an appointment as Lieutenant
in the regular army. He has already
gone on to Washington for examination
and orders It is rumored he will be
assigned to service on the Pacific. Long
life and great success go with him
Eaton Register. 1EEFc 700 30 Ag7.z@
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information guAra teed 70 produce Iuxnriant
growth OF hair upon BAL head or beariless face,
also a recipe for the removal Of Pimpes. Botches
Erupfions, etc. on the skin, lesving the saae soft,
clear. and beausfu can be obtained without charge
BY addressing c. e'&1A-A II SR3 So =
ind z 9THOS r. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
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FALL STYLE HATS AND CAPS.

JOHN SUFFRINS. has just received all
the New styles Of Silk. Fur and Wool
HATS; also, NJ EN- and Boys, Cloth, Velvet,
and Scotch CAPS. which will be sold
very low. Ev
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A Temperance Meeting win also be held in the Go
shen Meeting House, on the Hillsboro Pike, on Fri
day evening next at early candle-lighting William
Baxter, and other good speakers, will address the
meeting. We hope Tiers win be crowded honse.
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Thermometer % IN the sbade-dsy, very, and
wells failing in different parts of the city and csterns
giving out. '4fs8 htH @t@s9ioa@
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To the Ladies Especially:

Messrs. Zeyen Bro, at their establishment, No.
So nain-st., have now on hand the most ben ufifnl
lot Of .Chinchias" for Ladies' and Misses Saques,
that has before brought to this market.
which they are selling at very low figures, and 20
which they ask the attention of the Ladies' of Rich
moni and vicinity. They have just received their
Fan Stock of Cloths &C., and they invite all needing
anything in their line to call and examine their Goods
before purchasing elsewhere See their advertise
na.nt IN another column. - 4. sis.s -. = 80 =
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- The Quaker City Base Ball Club was beaten
by the l. 4. LIS of Eaton, at the Preble CO. Far YES
terday, BY score Of 80 to So Time three hours
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

Temperance Meeting will be held at the Ratiif
Schoolhouse, Sevastopol, Saturday evening next,
Mt tx o'clock WV. Wooton, VIM. Baxter, and
others. will address the meeting full attendance
s requested. $3.50 Fsrzsi4s. {. FssHgft easzgf
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Another Temperance Meeting win be held next Sat
urday evening" at the Of Main and Marion-sts
Several eminent speakers are engaged and We trust
the People will 60 in masses to hear them.
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The perfumed light
Steals through the mist of alabaster lamps,
And every air is heavy with the breath
of orange flowers that bloom s
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Read who Says So.

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