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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

WISE SAYINGs.AAn oracle says, q in
a multitude Of counsellors there Ia
wisdom The leadersof the Jacobinf
are all wise men,
Beast Butler says the party leaders
hung an innocent woman, knowingly,
but did IL to make political capital9I
Stevens says the fundamental prin-
.eipal of their creed, is to. o.confiscate all
the Southern lands and give them to
the negroes.
Wilson says the Radical party must
10 manage that they can depend upon
the negroes Of the South, when the
white men IF the North turn against
radical measures. ~ odj--b9assl I
Phillips says nothing less will do
than d Black man for Vice President.
yGreely says his party leaders are
bowling Pharisees. 2soI f37a
dP Weed saysia portion of the leaGers
are crazy fanatics the balance are
thei1asi eSnorl12nDd adf ei h9iHt.Tt
Colonel Dom Piatt says that under
old Abe q tthe thieves were all in off
lice" i''Y ~ lAp XIV. 81 ysR ''tt
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

A TRUE LADY 4 was once walking
behind a very handsomely dressed
young girl, and thinking as I looked
at her beautiful clothes, II wonderful
she takes half as much pains with her
heart as she does with her body2"
A poor old man was coming up the
walk with loaded wheelbarrow; and
just before he-reached us, he made two
attempts to get into the yard of a
small house ), but the gate was heavy,
and would swing back before he could
get through.
"Wait, said the young girl, spring
ing lightly forward, "I'llhold the gate
And she held the gate open
until he passed in, and received his
thanks with a pleasant smile as she
went on. o''- rs i'i'e'-F'"' ''-'.' ~
'a@She deserves to have beautiful
clothes | thought, afor a beautiful
spirit dwells In her breast ssa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01
[From the chillicOihe Advertiser.1
& BIOtting Out Stars.

Congress still keeps Kentucky out
of the Union. Kentucky was so OBJ
stinate that she wouldn't go out during
the rebellion 50 the Union party
now turns her out. What a noble set
of Union reconstructionists we have
in Congress, 'trulyl' Our States are
represented on our, flag, by stars
Byron in hiss Vision Of Judgment"
represents Saint Peter as guarding the
Celestial gatesg but. as 9most souls
were drawn the other way, Saint Pc
ter had very little to do. SO his Saint
ship isrepresented as taking q nap.1r
ALI at once there is terrible "noise
and clatter," caused by the approach
of George Third and his convoy with
Lucifer in hot pursuit. This suddenly
awakese the Apostles who inquiries
what's the NATTER and rubbing his
eyes ia ~ uartaJ "a o,t,-,.
"With first Q start and then wink,
Said, Another STARS gone out Ithink." !"
Our reconstruction Congress
strikes stars from the Union with az
little unconcern as the Keeper of the
celestial gate is represented to have
felt at their going out. Ten or a doz.
en- stars extinguished is nothing. In
order to "reconstrect" them IN, you
must put 'em oUT2 The condition oi
Kentucky, now out in the cold, well
represents the temper of Congress
If States are out Of the Union, Con.
gress Furnishes them because they die
not stay in if in the Union, Congress
Furnishes them because they didn't gt
out, Ii''' ,'''y 'i''Jg' ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01
]1olitical

The SOLDIER VS.. The BoNDHoLDER
The soldier who spilled his blood IN
defense Of the country, and riSked his
life in her defense, was considered we'll
paid if he obtained his compensation in
greenbaokS. But now the advocates Of
the favored and exclusive class tell us
that it will never do to pay those who
lent money to the Government in green
backs, altho that was the kind Of money
they lent the Governments. The debt OF
the bondholders, they say, is higher
and more sacred one than that of the
soldiers Legal tenders are good enough
for the latter, but nothing less than gold
will do for the aristocratic bondhOlders
A mOmeDtary obligation, in their eRti-
nation, is more precious than blood, aud
a risk Of property more sacred than q
risk of lifel Do the soldiers believe
this2 Is not the currency they were
paid in good enough for anybody P-[
Enquirer. 9ss15r It N
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01
[From The Peoples Defender. /

BLuFF.-The Radicals are some on
"bluff," Or at least they imagine they
are, which is pretty much the same
During the war, they had the audacity
to call Democrats traitors" etc, and
succeeded in partially fastening the
stigma upon them. The latest cut on
the carpet is their attempt to make
the people believe that the Democratic
party is in favor of negro suffrage, be-
cause General Longstreet indorses it
in letter recommending the accept
ance of the Radical Reconstruction
policy as a means Of pacifcation be-
tween the sections. Now, Long
streets twisting shows no such thing,
If we are Judge of matters, it shows
that the Radicalsan Rebels are in IA
vor Of the same things. If there is a
man now in this county who wishes
to indorse rebels and their actions, let
him vote the Radical ticket. If there
is a soldier who wishes to vote against
tho principles for. which he fought, let
him vote the Radical ticket, and he
will by his ballot indorse men who
hob-and-nob, with rebels on every oc4
Casion, q ilB'.o ait9i3--e =
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

AlPoETIcAL genius was hauled up
before one Of the police magistrates
for kissing handsome young girl and
kicking up dust, and the following
examination took place bss. 5qU
Magistrate: "Is your name John
Ray2'
Prisoner: "Yes, your honor, SO the
people say ---
% Magistrate; "Was it you that kiss
ed the girl and raised the alarm ?psdl
Prisoner: eyes, your honor; but I
thought-it was no harm:
Magistrate EYod rascal, did you
come here to make rhymes2'' 'sT7.
Prisoner. + a NJ, Nc, your honor, tut it
will happen sometimess asssa4
B Magistrate y@Beo of, you scamp
get out Of my sightlna 33s stoa m
I. Prisoner "}Thank'ee, your honor,
then I'll bid you goodnight" b eo,p
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01
Resignation
.[FrOm uThe People,s pefender. n

From "Ihe Peoples Defender"
Sam. Galloway, the Negro Suffrage
nominee for Lieutenant Governor, has
refused te.aoeept the nomination and
writes a pithy letter to Gen, Cowan,
Chairman Of the Negro Suffrage State
Central Committee, assigning as his
principal reason for SO doing, that If
he can't get to be the big dog and
wear the brass collar, he won't have
any thing at oil, "Spunlkion boy
Go in on your muscular! You're q
trump. Well bet o bottom dollar that
you'll "die in the last ditch We
wouldn'tlif we were in yourplaee ac-
cept o menial position ON a ticket just
in order to be a martyr to Negro Suf-
rage. There is policy in the whole
thing. If the rest of the ticket had
as much brain as you have, Sam, they
would initiate your trick, as after the
campaign is over this fall, they will
lock like a neck steak run through a
dull sausage MILL Selahl 'ani
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

sssSoME time since a gentleman died
in the town Of x, who during life re-
fused to believe in another world
Two or three weeks after his demise,
his wife received through a medium a
communication, which read as follows
|" Doar wife, l now do believe. Please
send me my thin clothes" ha f
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

z AN old Irish officer, after a battle,
ordered the dead and the dying to be
buried pell-mell. Being told that
some were alive and might be saw
ed, "Oh, bedad," said he, eff you
were to pay any attention to what
they say, not one Of them would al
low that he was dead"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

The following rules are posted up
in q New Jersey school -house:l /
'sNo kissing the girls in school
hours; no licking the master during
holidays" e '.3' AH t'i''o
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

"Ma," said a little girl to her moth
er, "do the men want to get married
as bad as the women do2p a Pshawt
What are you talkingabout2" "Why,
ma, the women who come here are al
ways talking about getting married
/ the men don't. "lsl g F.tihi
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01
The GREAT MISTAKE OF THE Demo


The GREAT MISTAKE OF THE DEMO
CRATIC PARTY.--Much is said by its
opponents about "the great mistake Of
the Democratic party" Summed up,
it means that the Democratic party is
unaterably devoted to the Union,
having acquired all tho territory ever
acquired by the Government, except
ing the recent purchase Of the patch
known as "Russian Americas" is in
favor of an economical administration
of the Government; is determined
upon abridging the expenditures OF
the GovernnIent, and upon lessenlng
the burthens Of the people-tax-pay-
.ers and all, irrespective of color
claims that Government should not
legislate to enrich any class at the ex-
pense of the many, and insists that
the white race is equal to the task q
administering the Government in this
country without calling to their as
sistance the negroes, who, in the land
of their ancestors, neither know any
thing about civil government or God,
Herein consists the great mistake Of
the Democratic party. t'rI i.f IN
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

0BRr the laws ofyour heing. Don't think
to make yourself as strong as On OK by est~
ing grass. a io egi a 5ftsas
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

cITuATED in the business part Of the City, and
~ nearest 10 the Rail Road Depot: ~
na1s0mnbusses run to and from every train
: January 81, 1867-H ali1
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01

rlgsd 10Y ssooN j. bai8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-26
TELEGRAM8. &c.

On Friday night Il We Irishmeu attacked the
house OF Patrick Gallagher. near Shenando sn
berry. Gallagher fired on them, killing one
in Jail. -
Dispatches from Cape May and Atlantic
CIV state that the storm was fUrious both
places. The sea rose so high as 10 inunda.e
some of the hotels and cause mucn damage
Passengers by railroad had TO be conveyed TO
the cepo's in boats -
The recent heavy rains have dene much
damage 70 the track OF the Delaware railr Jad
Small bridges and embaukmeuts We're washed
Dover.
The Republica Association OF Wilmington,
Nor Carolina, has issued an appeal 20 the
No ers OF mat city 70 co-operae with them
~ reorganizing the State under the military
bill
The damages 70 the bridges, trestle work
&c, on The Union Pacific railroad, eastern di-
vision. by the late flood, have beea repaired
and trans are row running through.
General Kossuth. now residing in Turin,
Itaiy, has written letter protesting against
the arrangement made between Hungary and
the Emperor of Austria.
The Louisiana House has con ncurred with
the Senate repeating the act for a con stitution.
al con- nvention. The Senate has passed a bill
for he inspection and taxation OF brothels.
The Democratic executive committee of Ohio
have nominated Judge James Safton for
Mayor OF Cincinnati in place Oh Samuel N.
Pike, declined.
IL is stated that General sherman will 90
with his daughter Minnie on Duncan's excur.
sion 10 the Holy Land this summer, If the
Government Will give him a aleaye of absence
The Board of Trade in Detroit aban doned the
GENIAL system in consequence of the action of
the neigh boring cities.
The legislature of Michigan concluded their
sessions yesterday. The eight-hoar bill was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-26

MKxICo.-Rio Grande dates to the 22d inst
six days later, have been receives. There is
no change in the position of the army Al
Queretaro the Imperial supplies are Scarce:
all The provisions were seized for arny use
The lmperialists are deserving by companies
Both parties are levying heavy taxes The
Liberals had seized a conducta with $4,000 in
silver. Pillaging rs going on in all parts OF the
country. Later advices from portions OF Cen
usl Mexico, received through private letters,
state that the city OF Morelia was captured by
the Liberals on the Eth OF January. The en-
tire State of Michoacan is free The Imperial
list troops, 10 the number OF 9.OO0. at last ad-
vices, had arrived at Celoya- ten leagues from
Queretaro. The entire Libe raj force in the vi
cInity OF q ueretaro has been placed under the
command OF Corona. Gen. Mendezss forces
were routed by Gen. Escobedo's command
Mendez was among the killed. Miramon at
tempted 10 effect junction with M lenders forces
before the battle, but was routed, aud lost both
legs in the engagement from n cannon hall
General Portrio DiaZ is Threatening the cfty
OF Puebla with six thousand men. He is IN
command. From the tenor Of the letters, we'll
il formed parties are confident that there would
be no further engagement or consequences be-
tween the contending forces. IL is believed
with the view Of making terms with the LIo-
eral Government prior 10 eyacuating the coun-
uy. No battle between any portions OF the
forces under the direct command OF Max had
taken place. At last dates it was oeiieyed none
would occur. A letter from General Inla
dated March 10, a. Tampice, Saws the small
garrison al Acapulco had been landed a.: Bias
General Lasada ts sending home the poor vic
TINS OF misplaced confidence. The latest ne W 5
from Mexico makes us believe that the empire
Is about plsying out Max is now making has
last effort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-26

An ATEocIoUs MURDER.-A man named
Goocenough was lodged IN lail at Portland,
W.. on Friday charged with the m murder of his
oa1gher. About a week ago che daughter a
yonng girl OF eighteen. suddenly disappeared
from her home at Brandon, and Goodenough
professed 70 be ignorant OF her whereabouts
AS the girl was not person OF particularly
0ered away rom her home and been lost or
drowned in some of the mill streams adjacent
thorough search was accordingly instituted
for her, nearly all OF the villagers Joining in IL
The mills Were stopped and the ponds drawn
on. put All 10 no purpose. Supposing that all
was not right in the case the village ofictals
TOOK cut search warrant against the premi-
ses Of the girls father. and on making a search
found the body OF the girl buried in the cellar
The father was at once arrested and lodged in
tne huusnd Jail. IL was coniectured that
owing TO the girls weak mind be was anxious
TO get rtd OF her, and accordingly put her out
OF the way The affair has caused the most in
tense excitement in Rutland and Vicinity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-26

~Professor De Bow is dead.
~lt is prepoeedt TO saccfn ate all the teach.
ers and pupils In the schools Of New York
city. E.iAsnssH7 70 e93fis38 a-i8a-
@Nine younglad,es took the veil in Phila-
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0An insennve pereen wrises 70 southern
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~M Belmont, Nevada, lately, q middle
AGED man WAS married TO = little Gill of thir-
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- 9-AtassWorsinemen's Eatipg HeuAsr In
CinctEnati, beef steak 10 turnished ~ are
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-26

SEVERE WEATHER oN-rHE PLAINS
have ad vices from Salt Lake Of the 18th, and
most severe winter ever known in the West.
The snow An the Sierre 10 lin many places
twenty feet deep. Disastrous floods are locked
TOT In California and throughout the nnountafn
sion OF trade between Cisco and fhe East DUR
ing great part OF this month. No mails from
the w est had reached Great salt Lake up to
the 18TH, bes was daily expected At MT
Kimball' a forty miles east Of Salt Lake City,
the thermometer ranged from IS degrees to 1 !
degrees below zero from the 18th to the 18TH
Theirs has been N ach suffering and loss among
the cattle and horses. and the latter have died
by thousands east OF Salt Lake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-26
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POstofhc WILDE promptly sstsndsd g.
Soap and Candle Msnufseturer' No. 800 and
sOS q. north, bet. 4th and sth. jalI-6n
VHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sui.
.criher has obtained from the Orphans Court
bisetter. Of sdmipisiraon one on the 0 perssnai
estate Of William Ebert, late OF Georgetown,
.saR said deeca.ed sFe hereby Warned SsiIo 70
on or te as tss s ss9 re f. the
III thsy nay otherwise by law be excluded from
Given under my hand this sth day OF March,
NH sI.wsx. sam,n;o,riti
uHIs Is TO GIVE koTIoE Tina. the suo.cri:
Washington County. in the District Of Columbia,
john hs SsssVas sii5s
oeeeased All persons having claims against the
VIII II: thereof the iH
on on or eefeLe the sch day Of March next; they
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nm no-Isw5w Executor.
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Yer. on or oSo the 9Th day OF March ne ~: thew
Of the raid estate. III oonous
Givss under ny hand this sth day Of March 1857.
mn Il-Iax3E MARY EDMONSTOE
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Warrington County in the District of Calnmhier
letters OF sdmi inistrSton the personal y
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deceased All persons having claims the .ssS
deceased are hereby warned 90 exhibit the ssu,a
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before the 18th day OF March next: they NAV
1ttssrSise By Law be excluded from all bsnsat Of
Given under my hand this 18th dag Of March.
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HOW TO OBTAIN ENGRAyINes

HOW TO OBTAIN ENGRAVINGS
Orders may be sent to US enclosing the money :,
from one dollar to twenty five dollars, in regis
tered letter or by post office order, ct our risk.
Those wishing Engravings sent must eaclsse ten
cents in stamps to cover expenses. Large amounts
should be sent in drafts or by express.