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The New York herald., 1867-05-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


m0rf1o0s
Acknowledgements Thursday, May ~, at the
residence Of she brides father, by the Rev. Thomas
street. HIRAM D. Ausrr, Of Brooklyn, 70 MAHr v.
BIArx--AIlss-In jamestown. n Y, on Tuesday.
Nay "a BY Rev Dr. Thompson 1t tho residence Of the
ss z. nh. s y cAa
BARNE-GKunsAN.--InB Brooklyn, on Thursday, May
a. by the Rev. H. Van Dyke, D. D., ALEx BARsux 70
Bsfkx-Ssssrr -ou Thursday, Nay 2a At the house
JANIS W. BRscK MANY K. NKsarr, both Of this Guy.
ConSoRr-RAsDArL--0n Thursday, May 70, at Zion
o' conyosr n D., 4 sandy sand % Ml' w.shiSson county,
70 LCcr RANDALL, daughter Of Hon. 8. 8. Randall. of
Drsonlss-FrAscrs Friday, Nay "a, as Fourth
Dsnordsr Of british ship Emily ~ nm, Of Liverpool 70
Assn. only daughter Of Captain J,hn Francis Of Ever
Ewoop~HcwnL-on Wednesday evening Nay Is.
~ tho rsdencc Of the brides pareuis CHARLES ELL
wooD to sARAa W. Hownu, both Of this city.
Orange county papers please copy.
E..askocss 1cn rnur.d.y % sSssnins Nay 2s q the
| WIN. Il Gallagher, AUGUSTUS 8 EKnAx, Of Buffalo, N.
y. 20 EsnA d.ushisr o. the Late Andfsw Moore, OF
Williamsburg. Va. and Chicago. H., papsu please
o. The Messiah, Brooklyn. Sy Rev George Co 4 Tnraii,
EDwARD =. Hosn 70 RCrH L, ony daughter Of Alfred
KnIr-H.r.-on Monday, May !, by .h. Rev; John
JAxRL kuIy 70 Miss JAsx BAT, daughter or Andrew
Hay, ESQ.,, both OF this city. No cards.
day, May % By Rev George ". scham, cker Gsoscs O.
Kf Of New York, TO ArnE NJ, daughter Of Rev. A. I.
(,eisseuhainer. Of Bethlehem.
Lxvr--HARr-On Thursday, Nay 23 by the Rev. DR..
Mescinscr PILr LEVY 70 CARRm HART, eldest daughter
of Hart, JE
California papers please copy
NooK-Poof( -0n Wednesday, May "a, At whtostown,
NJ r., BY ths Rsv ,. T. Dunham, HnsRv X NOOK Esq.,
Of New York CITY, TO MIS- NnILLE n Pool OF WHITES
town. No cards
Ground, L. T., by Rev Charles PIKE, sAnUxL H. RUs-
sgLl Of New York, CLARA G., only daughter OF Rev.
j. ssanIy u orssy, OF Wess Hampton, Ia
New Bedford MASS. }, papers please copy.
VAu ALsr--JHKEvxR-On Wednesday, MAY ~, ~
Albany N. r, By the Rev. W. ii. Alden, Jons Vas
AISr Jr, Of Nov York, 10 Miss hAesn \. cHrKvKR, Of
Albany.
woopwoRrs-BARnous.- .--ou Thursday, May "a at
Westerly. r. l., by the Rev. C. Middleton, OF stoning-
ton Conn assisted BY Rsv. Geo. n After of Westerly,
CuARIEs X wooDwonrH, Of Hyde Park, n. r. 20 HArrU
| N. BAssocr, Of Westerly
BrAcxnoEs. lin Brooklyn. r. n, on Thursday, May
n RAsHvL BfAfxnoxk, rect Of william Biackmore,
ESQ Of Abingdon Engisnd In the T7th year Of her see
The frcsds of her family and OF her grandson. VIM.
n. wicox invited 70 attsaA ting funeral, from 81
MarkA church. Of Fourth South Ftn streets,
| this saturday Afternoon, - three O'Clock.
BasenAn.-Ia brooklys, on Thursday, Nay - from
invries received Coney Island Railroad car EDwAsD
| A BmosAN In the l6th year Of hts ass.
The relatives and friends Of ths family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this Saturday, aftcroocn,
Bsvra a-on Thursday, May n con Of Daniel and Jass
povle sued years and moutna
the friends and relatives are respectfully invited 70
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
General Order 500.

General Order 509.
Supsrintsndent Kennedy intends 70 issue general
order to-day 70 tho captains Of the various police pre-
cncs instrucng them 70 the manner II which they
TO the power conferred upon them by the
late LegislAure kill all creatures abandonsd 70 die
In any public place" The word screature" In this In
stance the Chief will inform the Captains docs
cude human beings The order, moreover, will inform
them that in they should kin, without good cause
creatures abandoned 70 die they and not tho Depart
snt will be hsld accountable In the matter Of damages
The New York herald., 1867-05-25

FhIpAf, May Sf-6f. u.
BsxswAx was dun and prices were entirely nominal.
Corros-Tho market for ths staple ruled active
and slightly higher prices realized In some The
chiefly from spinners The sales aggregated
aO0v bales. Suhjosued are the closing quotations.
Irnd N 1t
The New York herald., 1867-05-25

H00 Bun.NY AEr1e fss
~ shs Park Bank
~ Fourth NationaiBk
10 Central NationRlBk
100 Wells tArgoA&xpress
100 do. .....2d osn
ltO Merch Union HI. :.
Is American Ex Co.
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
SHIP PIN q NE w S .


roR y0Rx-rHB
uO0N SETS morn II 90
The New York herald., 1867-05-25

Subjoned are the leading itsms Of imported dry goods
anssre4 st this port for the week ending May 23:-
The New York herald., 1867-05-25

The following rscapitulaton table exhibits the value
os the mporaons OF dry goods this week compared with
thoso Of the preceding week
The New York herald., 1867-05-25
NEW yusx CUSTOM HOUSE

Collector smyths has issued the following circular
the persons employed In che Custom house.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20
AarlrMltnral.
WEIGHTS TO THE BUsHEL.

nt LIZ. lNtNN. sILtl ti'7a
lin 1887 a great
dealdof wheat was imported
from Europe, especially from
Odessa, in the Black Sea, jnst
as we are importing a great
dealoin 1867. In1837 the price
suddenly fell, and the importers
heavy losses. There
is danger Of a like loss now,
AS in the West, 80 in Canada,
although othe season is very
backward, good harYests are
expected.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20
.MisrGllalreous.
Bees.

. - do
: THERE are three GLASSES of bees in
every colony, namely; the droue or male
thequeen or mother Of the colony. and
the working or honey making branch Of
the family. All occupy their separate
divisions of ths hive, the queen having
her cell distinct and isolated. The works
ing bee is the smallest of the three di-
visions, but nature has made amends by
imparting to them a fessless activity and
industry which more than supplies tie
deficiency az to size. In strong, .hoaI-
thy colony they number from thirty to
forty thousand, while few hundreds
comprise the force Of non. producers. -
The queen is an object Of unceasing care
and sOliCitude. If this head Of tho
house hold meets with a mishsp. tho
family iG at once thrown into confusion
LabOriis suspended and the workers NAV
be seen cOursing wildly about in search
of the lost Que. This kind Of breaking
up continues until new queen Is de-.
velOped, when order is restored in the
disOrgaDized household. According to
the authority Of writer's on bee culture
and management, fertile queen, during
the creator portion Of the honey season,
deposits about three thousand oggs per
day, and If she has been fertiIized. the
product Of these will be working bees
IL will DO seen that the three divisions
constituting a perfect colony, vary in
size, form and color. a'Ia
TIE queen has an elongated body, with
short wings and darker hue, than either
the drone or the worker. The Italian is
however, lighter colored than either The
drone or worker, much Of her body be.
ing a golden yellow. The queen is said
to live from three to four years. The
MesSrS. King, in their work on the hon
ey bee, speaking Of the drones, say thai
they are more bulky, though some. what
shorter than the queen, and unlike her.
their wings are long enough to cover the
entire abdomen. They are clumsy and
unCouth ia appearance, and when flying
may be distinguished BY their boiSterous
hum. They are destitute Of tho sack for
carrying honey or groves on their thighs
for pollen, hence they are united for
the labors Of the hive. Their functions
seem simply fOrtilizing the queens, or, in
other words, to propagate or rot, t,'--for
when their functions are performed, the
workers drive them forth to perish
These last arc prodigies Of industry and
have boon cited, for long ages, as exam
pies worthy Of being initiated by man.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

par Nine-tenths Of the diseases which
happen to, the hOofs and ankles of the
horse, are ocOasioned by standing on the
dry, plank floors Of the stable. Many
persons seem to think, from the way they
keep their horses, that the foot of tho
horse was never made for moisture, and
that if possible, it would be beneficial if
they had cowhide boots to put on every
time they went out. Nature designed
the foot for moist ground-the earth Of
the woods and valleys atthe sane time
that covering was given to protect is
from stones and stumps.-E Ohio Farmerd
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20
ME MABTTR VNoN COUNTY OHIO THURSDAY JUNE 20 NUMBER a.
{NUMBER %.

HUMBUdaiNG a MULE We are ina
formed that at Une Of our coal mines on
the line Of tho Alabama and Tennessee
River Railroad, fiftY miles from this city
moro or loss, where the water is drawn
out Of the mine BY mule.powsr, one Of
the mules lefnses to work unless he is
ridden. To save q hand, they have
mounted an artificial monkey upon him
and he works steadily, perfectly satisfied.
Il Selma Times. -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

GRAVEYARD RoBBERY.-A few nights
since, the family burying grounds, on
the premises Of Mr.: Andrew Stuart,
about four miles from this place, were
entered byan unknown party, and the
marble slab over the grave Of Mrs. Aga
tina Stewart was broken half in two, and
one,half taken away. The marble mon
ument over the grave Of o little daughter
Of Colonel JamCs w. Davis was also des
faced, the party or parties taking there.
from the marble representation ofa lamb,
which had been placed upon the monu.
ment. This is a species Of theft. and Of
moral depravity, heretofore unknown to
us, and we are at loss to understand the
object Of the party who committed the
deed, -[Greenbrier [Vs.) Independent.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20
1Dolitifal..

e q a ~ D.. VI.
WHAT Six MEN SAY.-But-
ler says the party leaders hung
an innocent woman, knowing
| ly, but did it to make political
capital. ata
Stevens says the fundamental
lphnciplesof their creed, is to
cOntiscate all the Southern lands
land give them to the Negroes.
| Wilson says the Radical par
ty must 10 manage that they
can depend upon the Negoes
of the South, when the white
men ofthe North turn against
radical measures. 81,
Phillips says nothing less
will do that a black man for
Vice President. lyaa asol
Greeley says his party lead
ers are howling Pharisees. . j.
Weed says a portion Of the
leaders are crazy fanatics--the
balance thieves. e3El a.1. 4 "a 4. s'
All the above named men are
prominent Republicans, 'a@5a
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

HAVE ABANDONED NONE OF THEIR pRINuI.
lPIEs, The declaration hos gone forth that
'the Copperheads have abandoned none Of
their principles" and it is expected that
Everybody is to become excited TO aIdegree
IOf cOpiouS perspirstiOn.
They don't got excited, however.
Why should they2 tosi1
It Nc true. a-l-. ta, ,.....
"TAe Copperhosds have abandoned none
Of their prinCiples" 95 - Ai5aot
What are those principlss2
Those principles demand that the Consti-
tuition shall be maintained inviolate.
These principles proclaim the indealruCti-
bility Of the Union. 3re 2 n Io99I
Those principles msintain State Rights
to tho extent that the citisens OF the rsSpsct-
i've States have the right to regulate, CON
troll and direct their own internal affairs.
Those principles insist that this Govern.
mont wac founded by white men, with the
understanding that white men alone should
administer il, and that it would mark woful
dsgenersOy were the race to cheaper the
high Office Of Government BY, calling an in
fsrior race in to share tho duties Of Gov
ernment. aaaa,Fi s.1aly1. III,
Those principlea assert, ss cardinal that
1
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20


A WoRD 10 EHUsbANDs.-sHas anybody ever
written upon the resposibility which rests
with husband with regard TO the education
Of his wifs1 OF course We know what you
will say about her being supposed TO have
finished her .educati0n" 9before marriage,
and all that and yet you and Wsknow lhat
she begins aS new education with him as
If she had never seen the alphabet His
views, his foelings, his ideas, arC they moth
ing 70 her, if she loves him2 Years after,
when they "kuew her aS girl" comes to
talk with her as o matroh, do they not find
her husband reflected in every sentence. eli
'lher for good or evil2 OF course, the more
strongly woman loves, tho more completes
" is her own identity absorbed in her hps-
bands, This 10 q piont which Is too much
neglected by married men. Agood husband
is almost certain to have 3 good wife; and il
she be 'nOt 90 good 40 he conld wish" at
the commencement Of their married life, he
can soon educate her up to the proper mark.
Ard on theother hand, he can 80 educate
her down ss 10 render his house . purgatory,
and, perhaps, bring upon himself end his
family the greatest agony and keeness panss
OF disgrace which husband Or cAildten
canfeel. 9i3s1so ad3 u
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

~ Ny pretty little dears, you are no
more ft for mafrimony than pullet is
toloOk after family Of fourteen chick
ems. The truth is, my dear girls, you
want, generally speaking, more liberty
and less fashionable restraint; moro
kitchen and less parlor; mora exercise
and less sofa; more making paddings
and less piano; more fra ness and less
mock moaesty. like d buxom, bright,
eyed, rosy shocked, bouncing lass, who
can darn stockings, make her own frocks,
mend trousers, command o regiment Of
pots, and ShooGa wild duck as well as
the Duchess Of Marlbro' or the queen Of
Spain, and be q lady with all in the edFav-
ing-room. Butas for your pining, mo-
ping, Scrswed.up, wasp-waisted, putty
faced, music.murdering, novel-devOuring
daughters Of fashion Snd idlsnaaS, with
your cOnsumption-soled shoes and silk
stockings, you Won't, do for wives and
mothers. Mrs, Ellis' Lectures. = ,.a
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20


The OLDRsT LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR
-AragO, the celebrated French astronor
mer, wrote the following:
The temple Of the Jews, at Jerusalem.
existed for o period Of nearly thousand
years; for the temple Of Solomon existed
nearly four hundred years, and the secA
ond temple about six hundred years.
This temple was. by its situation, more
particularly exposed to the frequent and
violent thunderstorms in PALESTINE
Nevertheless, neither tic Bible nor Jos
sephus mentions that II was ever struck
by lightning. Tho cause Of thls 10 very
simple. BY fortuitOus circumstance,
the temple Of Jerusalem was provided
with q lightning conductor, which came
very near that discovered BY Franklin,
used by US. The roof Of the temple,
simiIarrto thosa found in Italy, Was cove
cred With .thiOkly gilt wood. Lastly, be-
meath the forecourt Of the temple, there
were oisterns into which flowed the vas
ter coming from the roof by means Of
metal pipes. Here We find such "a null
titude oFlightning conductors, thst Litch-
enbure was right when he maintained
that tho mechanism Of the like conHtruce
tions 10 our days is far from presGhting
any apparatus so we'll adapted topFOdnce
the desired effect t--[HebIew Observer.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

A CoLoRED witness was examined In a
Washington city court to prove the iden4
tity Of white man the other day.
District Attorney-tDid you see the
manP
'YeD, sir, | seed him 7
WAS be white man p
Don't know, sir Y
District Attorney-tDo you tell mo
you saw the man and can't tell whether
be was white or black r. isAa ao
Yes, Sir, Taes him, but dsres 90 many
white fellows callin' themselves 'niggsrs'
round horo I can'ttelI one from t'Oder r.
l' Witness dismissed sed-explAnation Satis4
factory.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20
PRnaRrss or Fprrno,r

PROGRESS OF FREEDOM, "A
dispatch dated indianapolis,
May %, 1867, says: ssa.-a.' 4. .-aal.
A negro teacher named Sam
uel Albert was arrested to-day
for raping one of his scholars,
a girl named Kate Anderson,
IA years old, whom enticed to
remain after school, and accom-
plished his hellish lusts.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

On one point, P. T. Barnun, the great
showmsn, is one Of the most sensible Of
men. Hear him: I never pAtronize q
business man that don't advertise for the
reason that 1 invariably get cheated. -
The peuurious principle that prevents q
man from keeping his business before the
people will prevent him from selling
cheap.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

AN honest DutChman, IN training up.
bis son in the way he should go frsquenia
ly exercised him in Bible lessons, On
ono Of tbesO occasions be asked him:
who vas dat would not shleCp nit Bot
iVer's VifeT
sShopeph,
'Data Coot poy. Vel vat vas de reason
he wouldn't shleop nit her.
Don't knoW-shpoSe be wasn't shleer
py.' g oa saas0
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20
1Doe!trggl
FIRMNEss.
~ PHOEBE CARY.

ha iilAf .tIa1A rhVHBb JAIL "a.
3ih laa ,aoJa s-- 4tt.s.I I4,.r.
Well, let him 60 and let him stay
j do not mean to DIE; a 5f
l guess he'll find that 1 can live 3,
Without him, II try; ois..5a %
He thought 10 frighten me with froWnS,
So terrible and black OH
He'll stay away thousand years q5'
Before ask him back 4 40 4
He said that had acted wrong,
And fOolishly beside; ''' o.
| won't forgive him after that.
wouldn't i'll died.
If ! was wrong, what right had he
ID To be 80 GROSS with me?
! know pm notsn angel quite
aI don't pretend to be,
; He had anOthersWeethsart once,
And now, when we fall OUT oG
He always ssyss she Wasn' $50 cross, X,
Ard that she didn't oout l0ai.oadf
It's enough to vex q saint .i5
It's more than can bear; 04 q
Iwish that girl Of his was u" 7a
Well, don't care where.
He thinks that she was pretty. too
~, Was beautiful as good;
wonder if she'd get him back
y Again, now, If she Could2
know she would, and there she is--
10 She lives almost in sight;
Z And now its almost nine o'clock
Perhaps he's there tonight.
I'D almost write TO him to come
But then I've eaid Iwon't; q W
do not care 80 much, but she f
Shant have him If don't oii 7li
Besides, know that was wrong, aF
And he was in the right; Alsa lasi
guess I'll tell him so-7and then
wish he'd como tonight
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

FAoTs FOR OoNsIDERATIoN---B BY the
last Finance Report, on page 3OS, will
be found a statemont Of the expendit-
ures from tho beginning Of tho Govern
went to June 80, 1866. s6
u The following are the aggregates OF
nnoh Adrn;n;ak.nk;oO,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

81 II Atand amid. tho roar g9igS4ai
2 dtai0f q Surf-tormcntsd shorenj bfs
y aqAnd 1 hold within, my hand ID 3
sHa Grains Ofthe golden land-- <,
How few, yethow they ctoep oi
! eli Through my fingers to The deep,
iaiaiSWhils I wceps-while seep. ssg
.ov Oh, sodl can Isnot grasps
e ag0nolfrom the pitilsss wavel
agIS iIs all that We can see or Hesm
But dream within dEaami
'e ish' 'SsHg % sHs --EJgar a Pcl
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

No proof Of temperance Ito 500 Q man
with his hat off at midnight explaining 70 an
old lamp port the principleH Of his party.
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MAKE up you mind to vote againt thOs, in
favor Of high taxes.
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THE SEN IS CROWNING HAPPY
sn ,1s't HILLS. ase4 4


sh HILLS. asc
',t.t H3l e4r ZL I'D ta altof
The sun is browning happy hills,
M In misty purple clad; H
To hearts that cannot feel my ills II.
.gl His very shade is glad. X
9EaYYet did his rays in ether days 1.
sn Round mo o halo pour, M
ono And sadly on the sun gaze
'9di Forever; eVermorel
The wind is waving merry trees
= The homes Of joyous birds; la
You say 1t has no melodies Y Us
Attuned to mournful words.
But, ahl each tress Of hers nj less
It waved in days before, W.
And now twill speak Of happiness
To me, ah, never morel
The stream goes winding ever on
r With music all its own;
And spOrtive fly and silentsWan
l Find joy in every tonel a
. li1 But msm'ry hoarS in bygOne years
2Ie Her voice beside the shore, li II.
9r And now the ripple sounds like tears
~ That fall forevermorel ,a3
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

THE best way to dosoodto ourselves 10 y
do lite others. aeNa9ila ls'lAo ble go3f
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-06-20

s1BsCamE for tAe Democratic EAqNrtrr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19
EMcacy OF Onions.

/ A writer says: "We are troubled often
with severe coughs, the result of colds of
standing, which may turn to consumntlon
Or premature death. Hard coughs cause
sleepiess nights by constant irritation In
the throat, ahdla strong effort to throw off
Offensive matter from the elungsly The REM
edy propose has been tried by me, and
recommended by me, with. good result,
which is simply to take into the stomach
before retiring for the night piece Of raw
onion, after chewing. This esculent 10 au
uncooked state is very heating, and collects
the waters from the lungs and throat caus-
ing Immediate relief to the patient"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19
FrankIin County.

The Franklin county Democracy are IN
the field. They have organized a Demo,
cratic Club and have gone to work IN good
earnest. The association was ably address
ed by Judge Thurman. We hope all the
counties ofth State will follow suit. Push
on the ball, bops.--Mdriop MiiTOr.9 40
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19
THE HOUSE OF MERCY,
slbn FoR pRopIaAL SONS, !. Daa

HOWAEI D. DesAss0CIATION,w RHILA.
III delphia, Pa, established on the principlee Of
Christian Charity for the relief and cure OF MIS-
GUIDED YOUNG MflSs.whoh ohave destroyed their
manly powers By Errors, Abuses and Diseases in-
cident to Puberty aud early life. Essays and re-
ports. with plan OF n0W tfeatment sent naealod
letter envaopes, FREQ, of charge. Address, Dr. u
SktLLtN H0U6HT0N, howard Association.
lhiadelphis, Pa. janA-d&woins