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The New York herald., 1867-04-04
DENTISTRY.


SET IN THREE HOuRs.-sETs WITH PLUMP.
"A improved STYLE to MI out the cheeks and restore
youthful appearance; cheap light durable Gum Sets for
beauty unsurpassed by any the city Gold and rubber
comhinaton Sew. Rossessng advantages OF rubber and
@ ses Hsnsns Gas p
pared and administered daily without extra charge. We
have given Thousands with perfect their
registered names win testify Dr. o. EVANS si5 Sixth
ssesas between TwenyGst and Iwenty-second streets
Cut this out. IS r. ias4l ae4
SET or TEETH IN THREE TO FIVE HOURS
"A Splendid sets %, $40. $lA go Beautiful Gum Sets.
With Plnmpers MI the cheeks and youthful
appearance. Teeth extracted without pain with nitrous
o,de No charge for extracting when teeth are in.
guaranteed.
A MOST WONDERFUL DlSCOvERY.-TEETH Ex-
"A raced without pain ten years by bennmbinc appca-
zion nsrcousauon) Laughing gas fresh daily Beautiful
J. JAY v1LLERs, lss Grand street, near Broadway.
a RTlFICIAL TEETH ON RUBBER, WITH coNT1N.
IA uot gums and pumpers 10 restore natural fullness
Of face Se to $l5 light beautiful and durabe set will
last o lifetime Extracng with gas without charge when
others are inserted. 100 Grand street.
fNoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
~ anesthetc of nitrous OXIDE administer IL IL
certainly do 1t without pain 1900 patients testify
See their names at the onice ~ Cooper Institute
AsTEoPLAsTIC AND PURE GOLD rlLLINGs FOR
~ restoring the teeth In every Of decay their
original shape. beauty and soundness without pain lbOO
tesfimonials Fourteenth
DERMANENT SETS OF GUM TEETH. sl2: TEMPO
rary o. Call and examine specimens before engaging
elsewhere Teeth filled with gold 81. at l2 sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1867-04-04
MARBLE MANTELs.

1TARBLEIzRD SLATE MANIELs-sUPERfoR IN
m appearance more durable, half the price OF marble
h. sfEWART e0s avenue. between Thirty hfh aud
Thirty -eixh streetA
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

DoARD wANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
I'D in Hoboken Jersey City Brooklyn from the LIST or
May Terms must be moderate Address j. boz 6572 Post
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

VNANTED-IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, FUR
w nished Rooms with Board for q lady and child, two
years girl also for gentleman aconmo
datons location and board must be good; price must be
reasonabe Of reference be gvcn Address for
one hnx 81 atatinn A
The New York herald., 1867-04-04

i Rooms. with without Board location between
Twenty third and Threth Streets Madison and sixth ave-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
Arraid 81. q PopaIar VO be-.

. THE question of allowing negroes the
sam rights with whites 10 the public
onvoyances is now before the PennsyT-
yania Legislature. 1t ;isd thus referred
TO BY the Philadelphia Age;
"During the debate in the Senate Of
Pennsylvania on the propositions to al
low negroes the same useas white men
Of all the cars ard public conveyauces
in the Commonwealth, Mr.. McCandless
suggested the propriety of submitting the
matter 70 the citizens Of Philadelphia at
the next election, but this was secuted
out Of the Senate by the Radical refor-
mefs in that body. Our Radical cotem.
pora,ies who were so highly scandRlized
at the alleged smothering of the same
kind Of proposition in reference to Sun
day cars, will now have chance to show
their indignation at this reGusal to test
tho will Of the people onsa popular NAM
nsr. But we doubt If they will seize the
opportunity thus offered. They are
aware that thae majority against such q
measure would be counted by thousands
in this city, and, therefore, they are Op-
posed to aubmitting'it to the people.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
The Income Tax.

THE Radical Committee In the HoHse
of Representa- tatives, which has the matter
in charge, viii report 10 favor Of contin'
uine the income tax at five per cent
upon all Incomes over one thousand dob
lars. The poor clerk and mechanic who
is struggling on twelve hundred or fif.
teen hundred dollats year to mske both
ends meet, win have, therefore, to bear
rie6t smart burden, that he will feel Sc
ySfely. Tn themeantime,9 the Govern,
msnt bonds Of The rich and wealthy
continue to be exempt from all Stste OF
local taxatious The indications are that
the expectations of the people, that they
would be relieved from this income tax,
viii Be disappointed, and that The op-
prsssive impositiopis to continue ai
long sa RsdicAism is in power. bega
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
The News.

A FoRg Laramie dispatch sags: Col
ouel5 Darlington, with headquarters
Eighteen Infantry, Major Morris CONS
nSbdiDg escort, arrived at this post 70 2
.day from Fort Phil. Kearney, er route to
Fort Nc Phersop, bis new head quarters
ON the 17tb, White riding back to close
no tho traru, GoIOOel CarringtOn's revol
var struck his saddle and discharged
wOuudine him in the thigh, the ball
-,assiup pear.th femOrAl artery. On his
arrival Surgeon Schsll removed the Oai''
saving amputatiOn. Gs
A EUROPEAN dispatch, dated berlini
February 8, says the King of Bfussi'
closed The Diet with his; thanks to tha
body for the cordial assiAtanoe given him
and hoped for German unity, POinnut
ont tho necessity Of permanent peace
both at home and Obroad. Both n
King and speech were Onthusiastl'all
Eceived by the people. ,:..' 5:41
y IT is estimated that abOut len mllllo mo
Mexican silver dollars have been-, take
out Of Ihatsan''nirs -ainHa The empire Oa
gan TO break up.
Fl. B. CLAELlN g. Co., Of New YOrl
aola $72,OOO,OOO worth Of dry goods las
year. 49,
r Two regiments Of Canadian uilitI
have been out on. snow shoes.
u Two ship loads Of Americah cOntribV
1tiOGS for the ''Grsat ExpOsitiOD," ha'
safely reached their destination,
SENATOR Chandler yesterday, in Il
/ course Oft excited speech, wherein
.adduced over half dozen charges, upt
either Of which, he averred, the Preside
SHOULD be impeached, added that his r
moval would create NO more exciteme
than that Of Custom.house officer.
BAEcHER will speak Wednesday evel
ing OH National affairs. at Brook!
Academy, Ho ia understood now
! favor impeachment, add isis expect
his address will place him again in u
ffOni rank of Radicalism.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
oh. MOI.

Chose Of our Republican brethren
" TO have heretofore believed that the
charge Of q desire to confer the right ol
suffrage upon the negroes throughoa,
the length and breadth of the land, was Q
'cOpperhead lie,' should cut the efollowiug
motael ous and paste it in their bats fol
future reference. 1t is from the COlum-
bus journal, the leading organ of Mon
tgrelism 10 Ohiol
Some Of the Democratics papers are
giving themselves unnecessary trouble IN
making elaborate attempts to prove that
the great majority Of the Republican
party is in favor of Negro Suffrage
That is the fact. 1t is undisputed.
If you want anything more to con.
Vince you that the MoDgrel party 10 iu.
favor Of negro suffrage, look at the !. Dis
trict of Columbia, or the Massachusetts
Legislature.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
The WORD with the Bark

Fho. Constitutional Union, published in
washington city says. I'VE, Ine periU-
cratic party of Tie United STATES Of Amsrl.
Sas mean 70 keep the Radicals from running
-, ne country. peacibly il We can, forcibly u
We We ,must. This is no time to- minnlce words
Wy = are on, the eve Of q tremendous epoch. n
TRe Republic must live; the Union mus
I lbe.preservsd; the Constitution must remain
intact. If all other. means fail, there IS a.
ways an appeal to tho God 81 oatttes, ts ~. ~.
the ast resort is always open 70 = a fsGs ~;
ani;ghtnned ana brave people 70 maintaii
snd nd's Srpserye Unconstitutional rights" Z
ana Raprardins psS the Convention, it says
nTbe movement is one Of peculiar signih
cance OF. this time, and we hope our frieris
Iii Eli enter heartily into it. A Presidential
election Is soon to como Of, and there ar
lthirty-six states in This Union. Provision
must be made for counting the electoral
vote in all Of them. A word to the wise ]
sufficient q iaarsi lB 1sjaa.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
,The Paupers ef Che KePND-

tACNi
There are thirty thOuland als negroes
in W ssi.ington ! 80,
Thirty thousand paupei7 supported o%
the Tax ridden, ipdustriOuA ms' OF tho
Tepublici W -
Thirty thousand consuwsrS OF xead
aud meat paid fOs BY you, laDOriOg 'sA
Thirty thousand pets of the AbOIitio0'
faction who converted them from useiul
Cba,,sls TO idle, lazy, dissolute Paupels-s
Fom serviccable labOrsrS to loahDg VSga"
bonds !
thirty thousand blessings Of the Kad'
so.I war for the dissolution oftbs UnioDs
tbSimpoyerishment Ofthe Southern Pec-
nile. anS,the CALLING bondage OF the lA'
boring men and VOnen y she 'nNE'
country go
How delighted. tie hard handed iarma
IoTs mechanics, and artisans Of the North
would. be-, could they have . glimpse o.
Two Afforded them Of ths manner IN
which these thirty thousand blAck mems'
hers Of tie privileged class Ofthe hump'
ers spend their time.
Every sunshiny day thousands Of them
Iswarm about the public places AND lsad-l
! ing avenues Of the capitol, wandering
about aimlessly 10 rags, or strussing con"
/. seouentially on the promenadeS ~ sllks
and neutrality-suspicious., thieves,
becsars. Enter the galleries OF either
iIovss-uine.tenths Il the space assigned
10 spectators is occupied by . gaping
! bullet, patsd, thick-lippsd, wccly-headsd
! onimaliiayed crowd Of niggerS, the dregs
OF broEsn-up plantations, idle and VI
cious blacks released from wholesome re-
: straints Of task masters and'oyeTseets---
look at them Greasy, dirty, lousy they
drowsily look down upon the assembled
i. wisdom Of dissevered Union--sleePiIy
J. listen 70 Legislature who have given them
! their freedom and now propose % invest
. them with the highest privileges Of Amer
. icau citizenship. Appropriate, isn'tit--
J bigots or the floor, barbarians in the gal'
u Iery-Lthe black pattern ofsectionAl hate,
. fanatcism, aud intolerance fringcd BY
I the sable shreds ofignorance, and squal'
!, or p33H 'l~
y How long, oh God Of our father, -
how long must He endure thepe things
!, How long shall black treason DO toIerA
: ted ID the halls once SET apart 10. devils
= ling measures fpr the prosperity, Ibe glor.
! = and grandeur 'ofthe Republic c-hoW lOnt
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14

LITTLE JOE LAWS, GRAyE.-The little
rirls Of Henrico county the eldest thirteen
and The youngest four years Of age, viii give
"A supper on Thursday, February IN, at
Virginia Hall, for the purpose OF raising
,f,nds h nut n neat enclosure around the
lava v of itbe DECEASED son Of Ex president
6ayIs. They expect to receive q liberal en-
csnraqement from the public on the occasion
and we hope they will not be disappointed
Il is sacred object which appeals strongly
to the heart oil every true SOutherner and
as the managers of the7enterprise are chill
dreu, our older citizens should. see that IT
does not fail The "MemOrial Hop for
the same object, will ttakc place at Virginia
Hall, on Friday night. It is expected that
Mrs, Davis will be present.- Richmond Es-
amipeT. Ia r1 f1E
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
Grand Army or the RE-
DubDRC. tat

In aU eras OF the world, when mean
and wicked men wished 10 carry Out
their revolutionary designs, and conspiro
against the government under which
they lived, they have rssorted 70 the pO-
tency WbichNecret political organisations
posse sses. We now have in existence in
this country an organization styling 10.
self the Grand Army Of the Republic
which, although it's professed Intentions
and dGsigns are good enough, should 10
watched with suspicion, as late develop
meDts have shown that it is trap set bS
set of aspiring sreqks to catch the poor
unwary private soldier, aud force him 10
do things, which he would not likely do
il he was Jeff to himself. We merely
mention the fac! that every one who ems
ters il, is bound to support, in preference
to all Others, such member Of the order
as ia a candidate for any office, to show
the drift Of it, The organization Seems
to bave been perverted from it's original
aud svowed object, which is that Of q
benevolent and patriotic order, to sin
lister organization, aud we warn All SoI-.
diers to Issep their eyes about them and
be careful how they step, lest they loose
their liberty to think and cot for them
aelvet. We afe not afraid Of the inSti-
tuition as it viii in no way hurt our par
iy, for soldier who shows Predilsciion
for the Democratic party, is not perItit-
ted to join hands with the loyal blood
suckers who form tie G., "A. r. Secret
societies OF political nature are contra-
ry to the spirit Of free Government
and inimical to public sIfety:--PsOp!e's
| Defsnoyer fNiF -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
plan Of Organization OF the Pc
- 81 mOcEaCy OF Ohio. .i3.

TuE following Circular, approving Npe
plan Of organization Of the Democracy q
Ohio, as proposed by the. Democratic state
r.aoni;vs Co6miLtee in acircular dated
January 2st6, 1851, was rsceilel -s'-st- "a sis'
from Hon. r F, Bingham, Of Columbus p
formerly Of Vintou cOunty;aae ard
CoIunBUs, O9Jan. 81, 1887.
We the D Democratic Members Of the Chi
Legislature, cordially approve Of the plan n, .
organization recommended by the state TX X
ecutiye Committee in their Circular ls datsu I'M
2Sth list. SI.,. L. o,,. "a a.
mSSst serious danger is imminent and tha
Radical usurpatiOn can be defsated only D.
the most thorough organlzatiOnl We recon t,,
mend to the Democracy Of the state mat IN, ln
plan proposed be at once adopted and & pa
into execution in every County aud Town
~ a. ~ "a
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
q h Che RcvOIutiOm.

ANOTHER step 10 the career oftherey-l
olution was taken blythe lower Kemp IN
The passage Of BoptwslPs bill rebukipgE
the Supreme Court for its decision in 70,
GARD 10 tost oaths. This bill il clearly
unconstitutional, Snd the Court will 50
declare it-iudeed, it has already been 50
decided-but it answers the purpose Of
Jacobins ia inilawing the strife between
tbs segeral branches Of the Government,
and in weakening the confidence OF the
Abolition party ia the Court, and de-
stroying that respect-for the Government
which Is indispensable 70 its existence in
| its present form. The people must look
upon this last step not SO much as an
evidence Of the desperation Of the JncO-
bins cause, as the determination to pre-
Leipitate the 6nal collision which must
decide whether tbs GOvernrent is 70 bs
continued as a republic Of States, %
whether it is to changed into an imPeri'
slism controlled by an oliSarchy of ne
gro fanatics. That they propose 70 ST
o. feet this change, there can be no doubt
Il The evidence aecamGlatss in the acts o
9 Congress. in the inselenca Of the caucus
d in t6e election Of thieves aud desperadoe
,tE4o tho -sshate, and in the growing deter
4 minstion ftho several organizations Q
AboIitionism 10 enforce negro suffrsg
upoa the people evbrywhers by fairor ,,
foul means. Appoint must soon bereach
,sIed, when the. revolution, thus far accom-
Il pIished by parliamentary tactics On
ieI ieserdemaiD. hallbeeOnie q question 9
force-the argument being self-pIeserya
y y ton II is tho nature Of reVolutiOhar
y parties to precipitate their own fato'b
i. their blind and fanstieAl zeal. e In whs
lc shape the solution to the present crisi
ut may come, it is impossible to fofesse
a. but, as o simple matter Of seSnfity, q
people opposed to this revolutions, in ybl
1hslfof sdespotsin, should, by oFgaaizc
+ ion, prepare for il, as sifatheFe could
no otksr solution than that7of fOrce.-
The Democratic party Of the'States . d
compact body through which the rem
tdy fof these usurpations. and outrages
r, 20 bo effected, To make any Temet
effective, the Democratic organizatii'
must be maintained, oonsolidated,5 enlari
= led and inspired Ewttir4vaoabled activit
b. TO tniS duty every real patriot ir sil
4 land should degote himself, and viii
& watching the mad whirlpool Of fana
q eisa at Washington, be 'Spre tbati
4 hasleftno duty ,unperformed to tcip
! 3itWhsn 'itshplf pass the bounds of5o
, HduFance, as It speedily will. ~ Pto Org
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
Another Sop Proposed for
FOrRAey.

Nor content with the almost ainecuTs
position ofSecretsry Of the United States
Senate, john W. Fornsy is nov eOdeav-
oribg TO get the proceedings Of Congress
and its debates published in his paper
the NashiDgton throniclc--instsnd Of
the Washington GEobe, where they have
been 30 long published, and with which
they are now historical.y ideuiiHeds If
this Government teaIis given to FOrney,
II will be to its great dettimsnt, for he
makas no move exception q good and fat
consideration, The ouly IDEA Of the
change will beto reward au uDscrupu-
lOaS partisau asthe public expense.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
nan. Will s. Bros,

Are closing out their pres
ent stock of Winter Goods, at
greatly reduced prices, IN Or
der to make room for the eSpring
stock.
Persons wishing Goods IN
their line will save money BY
giving them q call. Those
knowing them best l KNOW 2. tina
when they say they will sci
cheap they MEAN what the
say. |
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
Supreme Court Of the Uni
=. ted St@lea.

Below we publish the nameSof the Judges
of the Supreme Court Of the United States
with the dates Of their appointments Since
the Radicals denounce the bench as a"hatch
ing place for treasOu,'' these arc items Of
interest. BY the dates Of the appointments
IL viii be seen that five Of, these judge
were appointed by the late Mr.. Lincoln
and confirmed by o Radical Senate, SO, tha
q majority Of the Court, now constituting I
.ahstchipg place for treason" are Radica
appointees. 1t will also be noticed that eigh
OF the nine comprising the Court are from
Northern States
1863, Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice,
1885, JIM, Wayne, Georgia,
l8l5, 8. Nelson, New York,
l846, R. C. Grier, Pennsylvania,
= 1858, M. Clifford, Maine, ~
1852, N. NJ, SWayne, Ohio, i1t.
f 1862, D.. Davis, Illinois,
ri 1862, s. F. Miller, Iowa,
1869, S. J, Field, California.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14
ssespectfOr CONSTITUTIONS
z u e. ~ q ., uvu 49,. IA *

THE most marked difference between
the two parties in this country is upon
their respect and want Of respect for
IC,oaslitutiouaf law. The Democracy have
+:A.S.-of-A.,fll ,fllndamental. Oonstituion.-l
ybS cppositiop, or 81 RadicalS appefr TO
fhave7none. The question JhusT sTTevulves
itselff Ought the people TO fix nneses
and bounds to the authority which they
vest instheir agents and representatives,
or ought they ito allow them to do as
they choose2 1.-the latter, then We have
lin fact, whatever it may be called, o
purely daspoticai and arbitrary Govern
mOnt, that can dispose Of, at pleasure,
Iwon the lives, liberty and prosperity oi
the Ecoplel The Democracy are,i in ia,
vor of putting checks and restraints up
en- the powers of their rulers, saying to
them, 'sThus far thou shalt 60, and no
farther" They believe in having gen
eral rules ofright and justice, to be APP
piled in each and every case imperative
Iiy, ana by which all other laws shall be
measured. By this mears we have gen.
eral and uniform aCtioD-rot one kind
4 Justice for ono, and another for a sec
Eond, as passion and prejudice may iuAu'
ence in different casos. II constitutions
land fuudamentallaws are necessary they
must be adhered TO and obeyed, or elst
they are worthless. The Radicals show
by their practical action, if not by theil
precspts, that they do not believe in con
|stitutions, and that they are always will
ling to disregard them whenever it may
suit their interest OF convenience so t.
j do. None of their measures are evei
squared by the Constitution, and they
Ilegislate as if that instrument was not ID
existence. Ifitprohibits any thing, theJ
seek to declare it null and void by Law
Of Congress, a body which owes its very
existence to the fundamental law Of the
t Constitution. The consequence is, that
ovory thing politically is at sea. We
have, under Radical dispensation, 10
!, compass, no guide We are on the wide
ocean, going here and there, as it meeb
the caprice Of the crew at the helm Il
the moment they act. We are, cone,
fquently, under q despotism, pure fnd
simple, in which every thing isvsstel in
the discretion Of Congress. If the De-
mOcraey had ends they could not ACCOM-
plish in . Constitutional manner, they
dropped them altogether, or made az
close an approximation to Sthem astley
could under the authority Of that instru-
mspt. With the Radicals he Constitu
tion, in such case, is eitherS Sssrriddeu,
Or else they Immediately ehargeit to sui
the case. These peculiarIties have ever
been displayed by the respective crgapi'
cations, and the inference from them
clearly, is, that one belieYes in Sdardipg
against tyranny, and the other Dies not
one thinks the people ought to cOOtrol
their servants, and the other thnks1t the
servants ought to controlthe. peoPle.-
CSncspndE .Ea9airersSgs s
1 E ~ + - III
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14

MINERAL RAILRoAD.--Tbis new and i'm
portAnt enterprise is rapedly being pushed
forward, The engineers engaged, in loca-
ting the road, reached this point on yester-
day. They left Columbis Ave or six weeks
ago, but we understand they have located
only from Winchester to this place. They
will continue their. labofs Bouthward rThe
Vice President adtertises for 100000 ties.--
Lancaster Eagle Jan. 30h. iqa 80
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14

A DENncRArIo National Convention will
he held. in the city Of Louisville, Ky, ou
1uesdsy, May 7th, 1867, on which the Demo
Gratis Of the United States are invited 10
meet for the purpose Of consultation, and 4
reorganization Of the party, and the defend
Ing OF the constitutional liberties of the
state and the people.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14

.-soUR national debtsmay be set down
in round numbers tat 81, ,000, ,0W, ,0O0.--
This, if all in silver dollars. allowing
each dollar TO weigh one ounte, twelve
OUNCES to the pound, and 2,OOG pounds
to the ton, would make 126, 900 Eons.--
Il this amount should be placed in wag,
onss holding one ton each, and placed in
q straight line, it would form q specie
train Of about $50 miles long. Uncle
Sans shoulders are broad, indeed 10 car.
~ such weight.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14

HoRtog GhHELEx gives ID as his opinion,
that III Congress supposes that Andrew
johnson is the man to walk quietly OUT Of
the White House ut the bidding Of q maiori.
ty Of the Senate, they mistakesthe man
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14

HoE4cE HANS has been taken from the
penitentiary to Ashtabula County, for q new
trial A flaw has been found, by the Su.
preme Court, in the indictment on which he
was convicted Of the murder Of Mr.. But
LII, twelve years ego.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-14

THE work on the Pacific Railroad west.
ward, is being pushed forward Ths tsack
10 now laid to the r5sth mile post west q
tesvenworth city. 1t is calculated TO have
20 RiieS Of the road completed, weet q
AeavenWorth,by the first ofApril.