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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-14

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riele Miss johnson, tryin1to make her
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says Rachel. what,s me use OF max
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-14

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-14

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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-14

Oissse uAx be heatsn in&e 49, YsA..
60 ogaWbQeas&iaee oWe t6cls In thioesso6.
As.6tlser wire, the thifteeSth Of sAn
inch1 In diametsn willsustnio 1e7 P0ands;
i wisu ~ lead Nf sbe sssne Slss esoeains
9e ronuds, an4 d - podnds.
The surface Of the earth is 1S6. e6S. .266
SQUARE miles, and its solidity :-56. .726.
084,4l0 cubic miles No more than one
ntth Of the whole earth is habitahle By
man. TIE mean depth Of the ocean II
shout miles, and ;he mean height Of
NE mounsAins atove the level Of the
ocean enc and three fourths miles. DE-
tribute this land equally over the bottom
Of the ocean, and the watere will cover
tho w6ooe face OF she eArth-
The aosth has heen penetrated aboat
5000 foek; IL se add 70 this the heiaAt
Of the hiehest mountain. we have oae
e8Ght hnndreth OF the diseAoos - sAo
center Of the earth les Ii propossion
than coat Of varnish on globe two feet
In diameter. .. - -
II the terrestrial gravity prevailed at
ths sun, : body would fall - fest In .
ssc0nd, aud = common sixed man woald
Weigh about 4, 900 pounds. sa = s
The sun IL equal 20 20.6 .6lO, 600 Of Mer-
oury, 1,520.OO0 OF Venus, l.889, 600.
sarthss 0,eokO00 Mara. o78 Japissrs. lS,.
90 Sasarns, and SEQ Hercshsls-
II all she planets were Ia one. il would
equal the ffty 9Th part Of the sun.
One shouaand and twenty two stars
can be seen with the naked eye.
There are twenty eight stars that
change their color.
The mean annual temperaturs of the
earth 70 any degrees. The thesmometsr
10 gsnsrally the highest as 5 p. N and
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-14

In the House OF Congress, on Tpssdsy.
Mr. Williams. Of reansylvsnia. moved o
strike from the Girl and Diplomaaic A.
preparation bin the iteo providinR ~.
the salary or our Minister . Rome and
Mr. Stevens moved to add. = ronsoa
Tor 50 doing. . peoeast aeainseAho sosau1
danial in that city Of tie night % vor-
s~nip 0eaesessdlng gs0z1nUz11llEG41U.
their conscisnoee ~ VxADoEinanR Rm1mns
snis. NJ stsvect sneeei0sre -
prncticaly dafse1ed - 1910 -.
ing STRUCK out By vnts Q! e6 % -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-14

Qr. NasAy Does sAe RsoAs . servies.
g The sfence thas Reixn. There anA ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04

tlced. there can be no political freedom.
Absurd and prspOsterOus, it is soon
and satire on free forms Of government
to be prescribed by military leaders, and
the right Of sufFragelO be expressed at
the point Of the sword.
Iconfdently believe that time will
come when these States will again occu"
py their true position 10 the Union
The barriers which now seem 90 Obsti~
nate must yield to the force Of an en-
lightcned and just public opinion, and
sooner or later unconstitutional and.op-
pressive legislation will be efaCed from
our statute books. When this shall
have been consummated, l pray God thAs
the errors Of the past may be forgotten,
AID that once moro we shall he happy,
united and prosperous people, and that
at last, sfter lbe bitter and eventfnl ex.
perience through which the nation has
passed, we shall all come to know that
our only strife is in the preservation OF
our Federal Constitution, and in accord
abce to every American citizen and to
every State the rights which that ConI
atitution secures. 7.l ..e9H
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, March 23, 1867.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Ths Spring
Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas !Or Vim.
ton County commenced in Macarthur on
Monday, March 18th.
Hon. John P. Plyley, Judge:
George Lantz, Clerk; james Malone, Depu-
ty Clerk. -.87ya
Archibald Mayo. Prosecuting Attorney.
John j. shockey, Sheriff; A. L. Hunter,
Deputy Sheriff.
The Court will adjourn this week until
April %, lSe7--a number of cases having
been continued until that time.
The following cases have been disposed
Of: 3
". D. Dennis vs.. Eagle Furnace Go.
Judgment for plaintiff against John
Benucr and Melzer Nye, Jr., for 50. 18l );
80.
State vs.. Maloy Thompson, Wm.. Mills,
ct. al. Nolle as to defendant Mills, and
continued a9 10 0ther ueTenuants.
Su7iIla Patterson, vs.. VIM, Gold. Pro.
ceedin5s and assignment Of dover con.
6rmed.
Henry YapIe VS.. George Bull, ct. al.
Cause stricken from docket for wan. Of
jurisdiction
Jackson Workman and George Lantz
VS.. Seaeph Wallace. Settledand dis
missed.
a. Gassill IS. Joseph Wallace. Settled
and dislnisscd.
Henry Teelsrs vs.. D. 9. Frszee and 0.
T. Cunning, Survivor, 10. Dismissed at
cost Of plaintiff.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04

The Confederate ram Virginia, sorao-
times called the Merrimac, isto be- hoisted
with a torpedo. Messrs. Maltry 4 Co.
are making arrangements to blow her up;
and will be ready to do 90 by the latter
part Of this week, or the FIRST Of next
Messrs. Petit & Goodwin are now engaged
in preparing four or FIVE iron tanks, each
one Of which will hold rather more than
a -four barrel; these are 70 be- charged
with powder, placed under the iron
monster, and when all is ready che pow
der is to be iguited and the Virgins is
expected to leave her present location =
The tanks to be used as torpedoes on this
occasion are water tanks, such as are
used on Government ships, are made Of
strong b6ilergifon, and will hold two or
three hundred pounds Of. POWDER This
game cock Of the late Confederate navy
was sufficiently strong to stand any
amount of solid shot and shell, but we
are much mistaken in thepower Of these
torpedoes if they don't "hoist her as high
as q kite,"-NorJoM Day Book. sspo@-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04
Democratic Meeting

PURSUANT to few hours notice the
Democracy of Elk Township and the
town of Macarthur assembled at the
Court House, on Friday evening, the
a9th ult, and organized by calling s. @.
Case, Esq, to the Chair The Chairman
stated that the object os tho meeting was
10 place in nomination candidates for
the various township Offices about to be-
come vacant this Spring, On motion,
the meeting adjourned to meet at the
same place on the next evening.
The Democracy re assembled pursuant
TO adjournment, Ql5J
On motion Judge Craig was chosen
Secretary.
The following persons were nomina'
ted for the several Township offices by
reclamation
TRUSTEES,
Voss Hoffhines,
Hiram II. Swain, -
John Huhn.
ASSESSOR,
Henry Reynolds.
----. CLERK,
Columbus P. Ward.
TREASURER:
0. w. Gilman.
C0NsTADLEs,
Francis NJ. Dowd,
A. L. Hunter.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
VIM. Gold.
The following persons we're nominated
for the various Corporation officers b.
acclamhtion:
MAYOR,
SAMUEL @. CASE.
! coUEcILMEg,
JOEL G. SwETIAND, JE,
A. w. BRATToN,
JOHN MAYO,
j3e JAMES WARD,
HORACE REDD.
MARSHAL,
A. G. Down.
RECORDER, a.
JAMES MALONE.
| a..a TREASURER,
O. w. GILMAN.
STREET COMMISSIONER,
| DANIEL s. DANA.
I On motion the meeting adjourned.
s., @. CASE, Chm.
RICHARD CRAIG, Sec'y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04
Great Britain in 1864 had

Great Britain in 1864 had
1888 blast furnaces, of which 613
were in operation during the
year, their total production be
ing 4, 4,76O,000 tons Of pig iron:
valued at $59,6OO,0O0.
Washington is soon to be
supplied with water from the
Potomac at Great Falls by
means of a conduit to a new
reservoir two miles above
Georgetown.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04
Horrible solution Of a Mys-
tery--A Child Eaten by
Snakes.

rFrom the oswego IN. ~ Palladium, March 1871
In the early part of the month of Au-'
gust last girl named Elizs Drummond,
about IL years of age, whose parents
live near the town Of West Monroe, in
this county. left her home one morning
for the purpose Of picking berrieS, aud
never returned. The most dilligsnt
search was made for her by the parents
and noighborS, but no traces could DO
found. She had not been drowned, for
all places where there was water we're
carefully examined, even to wells and
cisterns 10 the neighborhood. After
weeks of fruitlSss search and inquiry, tho
Ofllcted parents gave up their child for
lost. It was reported that band Of va
grants had bs0o seen near the locality
about the time Of the disappearance, and
the opinion prevailed that the child had
been stolen by gypsies.
The event, which created profound
sensation at the time, had almost passed
from the minds of all save the stricken
parents, when il was painfully recalled
by a recent occurrence. On Tuesday
last Eve or ak lada went out hunting in
the vicinity, and durisg the day cAme
upon spot where large number Of
black snakes we're discovered and killed.
The appearance Of the reptiles in such
numbers and st this season Of the year,
was considered remarkable, and 1t was
suggested by oue Of the party that a
breeding den must be somewhere. near.
A search was Immediately commenced,
which resulted in manner far different
from their expectations.
In the side of little hill near the
edge of a swamp was found. sort OF
sort Of opening, which, in the summer.
was concealed by tall grass and bushes.
In this opening was found human skel~
eton, from which every particle Of flesh
had been taken. The bones we're as
white as ivory, and all perfect. Near by
was tin pail, in rusted condition, and
tin cup. The boys were terribly
frightened, and gave the alarm. The re.
| mains were LAAGu lEOLu tue Lnoubn VI tnd
den, and an examination showed that tho
plrce had been, and probably nov was,
breeding place for black snakes. The
boldest hesitated to enter. The entrance
which was large enough for the admission
of a mans body, grew smaller and ten
ded downward. Lighted balls Of hay
soaked 10 kerosene were thrown into the
cavity, and in less than fifteen minutes
eighty.two snakes, ranging in lergth
from one and a half 10 four feet, we're
killed. tGt - 8sE M
The pail and cup were recognized by
Fl Mr.. and Mrs. Drummond as those taken
BY their child when sho won't away for
the last time. The physicians pro-
nouuced the remains those Of female
child. and there can be no doubt bus
that the poor little girl, while picking
berries in the vicinity Of the spot, be-
came tired, seated herself in the shads Of
the opening to this horrid den, was at
; tackled by the reptiles in numbers and
killed. The discovery has shocked the
whole community, and almost prostrated
the stricken parents, whose hearts are
made to bleed anew at tho thought Of tie
horrible fate which deprived them Of
their child, y {,.yt Y3f3J1g al
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

|WiH0.iIi '-- -
The war in Mexico is assum-
ing a more desperate and mur-
derous character than ever. In
retaliation for the shooting in
eoldrblood Of the French pris-
oners; the Imperial General
Miramnon has declared a war OF
determination.
Ex-Governor Eyre, of jana
cia notoriety, has been arrested
in London.
Out of one family in Dalton,
Georgia, : four children have
died of starvation.
The I4indell House, at st.
Louis, the largest buiiing of its
kind ON this continent, was to-
tally destoyed by fire last Sat
pprday night. Loss-$1, 600,
600. About 400 guests were
burned out.
THE Oldest printer in the Uni
ted States is Robert Mcknight.
of Cahaba, Ala He was born
in 1888, I'd is .e..
"'One man in Union county
has made 1000 pounds of ma
pie sugar this season. = (.
oaIn,Bonham, Texas, flour sells
at 5 to &c. per pound; pork, s
to,6c.; beef, q to &c.; beef cat
tie, $40 to$15.; corn, SOC. to 81
per .bushel; ponies, $15 to $35;
corn-meql, 81 per bushel; eggs,
10c. per dozen; butter, l6 to Zoe.
peripound; mules, $50 to $125;
wool, II to 15c. per pound; cot
ton; 4to &c. per pound in the
seed all in specie.
The Democrats of Omaha,
Nebraska, achieved a glorious
victory at the recent municipal
election. a..s4-s-, -e7 ,..74
The oppressive heat is begin
ming to drive people from New
Orleans. - -.
Gen. Butler got into the
Pennsylvania avenue cars il
Washington a few days since
The car was quite full. AS sGor
as'heaentered oneaof the pass
engers stood up and said;-7=
"Ladies and gentlemen, put
your hands on your pocket
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04

A PRoFLIdATE LEGISLATURES, -Al-
most every measure acted upon or to be
acted upon by the present Legislature of
Ohio calls for an increase of taxation. -
One instance will do for specimen Of
them ali. They have created an adds
tional Judge for this Judicial district, and
increased the salaries Of all judges to
S2,5OO a year. Heretofore it has cost
only abouts4, ,OOOa year to run the ju-
dioial machine in this district, but here |.
after it will cost $4,000. That's Re.
publican economy !-[Wayne County
Democrat. ~ be.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04
National Democratic OOnven-
liOm.
Thurman Hall,
4 % Hnn

= Thurman Hail.
Columbus, March 20, 1867. !
At meeting Of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee held to-day, the following
resolutions were adopted: .
/, RssO!ue5, That in the opinion Of this
committee Democratic Convention of del
egates from all the States should be held
this year, not later than the 4th day of July,
and Louisville, Kentucky, is tho most eligible
place Tor hotttng the same, yet, in our opn-
ion, May 7th is too early day for the as
sembliug thereof. Nevertheless, if the other
Sta tes concur in that day and appoint dele
gates, our Executive Committee shall provide
for the selection Of delegates from Ohio.
2. ResOloed, That the Chairman of this
committee communicate the above resolu
tion to the Central Committees Of the seV.
ersl States, and to the Chairman Of the
National Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm.
G. ]. BEAN, Sec'y. ''
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04

THR mssnes Of Republicans are honest
and mean to do right; but they are
mislod by wicked men for evil purposes.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04

John Lowery VS.. COrneliui Karnes
and J. c. P. Brown. DISMISSED at cost
Of Plaintiff.
Sebastian Grstz VS.. John 4ll. Set
tied.
A. A. Florence va. John lowery.-
Dismissed OF Plaintiffs cost.
Seth N. Andrews vS Sal lh V, An.
drews. Suit for divorce. Divbrce grant
ed defendant forever barrel from all
right of dover in lands now held, or
which may hereafter be owned by pain.
tiff
Geo. Shultz VS.. Joseph opx and b.
F. Johnson. Settled.
Mary E. Shultz VS.. John Shultz. Set
tied,
Winthrop Sargent VS., t. 3. Davis, ct.
al, Trustees. Judgment for defendants,
Second trial granted.
State VS.. j. q. Garrett. NOlle en-
tered.
State VS.. D. G. Frazee. Nolle entered.
State VS.. Morris Ferry. Nclle en-
tered.
State VS.. Archibald Norris. NOllc en-.
tered.
Maddux Bros. & Co. vs.. J. N.lMcDOu-
sal. Settled.
L. Radcliff, Guardian, &c., VS.. 4e,nuel
Clark, Harrison Lyle, and William
Clark. Settled. 1
Heiuline & Go. vs.. yinton Furnace &
Coal Co. Settled,
Winney Loving vs. Patrick Murdook
Dismissed.
Winthrop Sargent va. james McFar-
laud. Jury failed to agree. Cause Goa
tinued,
State VS. A. Wilbur. Dismissed.
State vs.. Joseph Carroll. NOlls en-
tered.
James Dorian We. Charles Whitlach
Dismissed.
1 State VS.. Marion Jackson. Hors
. stealing. Found guilty. Not yes seq
tenoed.
State vs.. Jordan Ewing. Horse Steal
ling. Found guilty. Not yet sentenced
The BIBLE AND THE DEMooRATl
ENoUIRER.-We are pleased to stat
that. from what we can learn, the peopl
> generally in this town and vicinity have
during the past two weeks, ceased bein
! so wicked and have been reading t.
DEMOCRATIC ENQUIRER and "saarchln
the scriptures. We are happy to 81
. the people in the act of reforming, as
is high time that some Of those who haV
departed from the rules Of the divine Ia
and have been living in sin should beg
to correct or amend their ways. II Il
ENQUIRER is doing good, we are happ
and hope we will be encouraged in Il
good cause. WE are not governed !
the "lag Of Washington" but by u
law Of God. More attention should
paid to the divine law than to the "law
Washington" We have never had 81
effrontsry to" read the "law Of Was
ington," because it takes all our tir
to read the divine law and edit "the 8
called ENQUIRER"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-04
DemocrRtlc state ticket.

50 3gc, 7, For Governor.
ALLEN G. THURMAN, Of franklin.
9i9--s Fer Lieutenant Governor,
PANEL S, uAI, of Holmss.
'e- For Treasurer,
DR.. c. FULTON, of Crawford.
For Auditor, W a.- B.
q. JOHN MeELWEE, of Butter,
For Attorney General,
Il 5l FRANK H. HURD, of Knox.
For Judge of Supreme Court
Judge THoMAsAI. KEY, Of Hamilton.
For Controller of'Treasury,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, Of Williams.
For Board of Public Works, ll
ARTHUR HUGHES, of CuyahOga.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-08-28
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