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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-11

NGREss,--Congress adjourned last
Saturday week to meet again again on
the Sd of June next; provided that if
DO quorum be present at that time, then
to stand adjourned to the date of the
regular session. We hope now that the
revolutionary Rump has adjourned and
lett Washington, that the people may re-
joice and breathe easier,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-11

AS negro regiment was passing
through Richmond, last week, number
of "de sogers," proceed, a la Butler, up
on everything portable within their reach,
One of them snatched an elegant gold
watch from a Doctor, aud was highly
disguised when it was taken from him
and returned to the owner. A number
Of them were put under arrest for rob-
berg, but if Sumner ethics are worth
anything, their offence is worthy Of the
mild term-COnfiscation, which is no
crime as things now run. p
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MoARTHUR, OHIO
THURSDAY, April H. 1867
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WIDOWS of soldiers now get So per mont h
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-11

JACKSONVILLE Democrats Cor rebels
as they have been called for the past six
years. of Jackson, elected part of their
Corporation and Township tickets on the
let inst. We are pleased to learn that
our friend and "fe.lOw typo" Charley W.
Adams, who was employed in this Office
for few weeks, is elected Recorder.
Three cheers for Charley !
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-04-11
i" Honor to w hOm
Honor is Due."

Another Fresh and Fashionable supply OF
Goods have just been received at DAN WILL
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than can be bought at any House in ViPtOn
County-in fact, they sell superior quality
Of Goods cheaper than other Houses sell an
inferior quality. Their bng experience in
the Dry and Fancy Goods business, and one
of the firm being often in the Eastern NJ ar
kst--they have superior facilities for buying
Goods very low; and ore consequently ena-
bled to offer such inducements to the public
as will defy all competition. Their assoTt-
ment is complete. Give them call before
going elsewhere. No trouble to show Goods.
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REPORT OF THE MACARTHUR UNION
SCHooLs.-We beg leave to submit the
following general report of the Near
thur Graded Schools for the six months
last past:
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The New York herald., 1867-07-18

s mere uss piy 90 The popularity Of the Prince In co1se
~ ~, h,s saesacf'acing devotion TO the idea tnat
, nm o Mexico had increased daily Tho execution
y, ,s emperor viii be an everlasting Disgrace TO the
49, 49, IAN republicans noble enemy taken prisoner
an anxious for the welfare OF the country did NOT
.ert ths treatment The dorganized republican nsi
tGhors OF koSco. against which haSmilao sirove. can
certainly make no pretenlioas claims TO Legitimacy
The mar eT Of the Emperor, who would unq"estohaoiy
have offered al possible guarantees for the aDandonmenS
Of al his claims, nothing but low and mean acs OF
revenge on part OF the sbect Mexican hafbioods.
The D,Jate declares that kaxlmihan has Fought saf
fefed and fallen Ike hero
The official Vienna 6a,ste further Publishes lengthy
extracts the Official dispatches received from
Barcn ISgo, the Ausr AN Charge dAnaircs IN the city
OF Mexico. The suboned pas.ses are given as show
ing the sanguDe belief universally entertained
near OF action that all chances OF any
! rophe had altogether disappeared. The despatch IL
hero n Mexico ct,l that tho Emperor tried
by court martial Immediately after his capture,
erccrs above the rank Of captain This ,eigsreo was
afterwards admitted 70 DO incorrect, by the
liberals -. All she most prominent men,
bers Of The liberal party in this capital, whose
op Gion have, taken, agree that now his
Majesty has happily escaped The mm-diate danger.
sort OF apprehension for his nfe be entertained
The liberals MAINTAIN that the Emperor will be tried by
the Congress- constituted chief tribunal for the purpose
and that Of the prime pal charges AGAINST him will
be the decree signed October s. 1865 declaring s ox.
cans continuing 10 light against the empire all but out
Jaws =. A. matter OF course, the Diplomatic
body, And above all, the Austrian Embassy. Will con-
sider 10 It's nrs duty 10 obtain his Maesty's release
upon the most honorable terms at The earliest possible
da'e may take this opportunity OF stating tina, the,
~ il appears fully secured salvation OF his Massty's
hfc s 10 no ascribod exclusively 10 the magnanitnous
lor and 10 Ne fri,sahy strp.aiion of he President Of
hc Inted States trosgM about Emperor. Although
The steps of the WASHINGTON government hare been
somewhat severely criticised in the United States.
Jusre, and s advisers yet thoroughly aware that
disregard Of the wish officially expressed by the chief
OF the great neighoorDg republic would most deeply
offend the sefesteem Of the Americans, and prcdcs
tat1ndneous reoocn omeng ne people ia facor Of ne
taken ~ mefr,sdea and aoaast De republican
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
TIE NEWS IN FRANCE.

From the Paris Moniieuf, July 81
The report which has been current FOR several days.
and which has excited deep indignation in all minds, is
oilcally confirmed from America The Emperor Maxi.
milan WAS shot on the 10th OF June upon tho order of
Juarez, by the wretches tneydIlcs into whose hands
he had fallen. This unhappy Prince, who bad been
oognized -four years since by all the European Powers
the legitimate sovereign OF Mexico, unwilling quit
the country upon the departure Of the French army.
Notwithstanding tho penis attaching 10 his enterprise,
he held himself bound in honor 10 make a supreme
effort To those who attached 10 his person and
who bad dey oted themselves 10 his canse. Placing
himself coUrageousy at the head OF bis partisans he
collected to!craby numerous army. He took post at
Qaereiaro, in an almost impregnabia position. Even in
case OF reverse ho colld have retired with his troops
by the mountains towards the sea. But he did not
reckon upon treason. A man named lopez. who had
,ohtrivod 20 gain his confidence, for Of money
cas,ly betrayed the Emperor during his slumbcrs.
The assassination OF the Emperor Naxmilian VIII
cite universal sentimen, OF horror. This iniarO act
ordered by Juarez, stamps upon those who style
themselves tho represep atves OF the Mexican republic
Stigma that never be eiaced; the reprohation Of
ali civilized nations vii, be the first punishment OF
government which has such a chief at It's head
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

Su;.,,.~,., n.nor, .ra A.,~
uss ~ .hs 49, - ~.
In tne mouse OF isora Oh IN. stu VI Juy, Ear hVs
SELL WISH 70 ask ,ne hon,e carr opposite wnetner
ne hss received any iui,uer Ino,nalon ~ 70 tne re-
porteu execuuon ., .ue noprIoi naAi''sn' anu VIC
sner IL Is intended W pos'pone ths reSe" appoihea
ir to-mofrow
me Eafi OF Dthhs-wnen came oo.n 70 ths no"so
ths evening" mere haa no. peen oy sne o'sn
omce any su'hehuc % rsn ,esa'o 70 VIC ae
OF tue emperor MaSnsn pu. '" ,i'e asconnts wn'on M
nave reacned us from every q"si'oI ! am soIIy W say
mere Is haIoiy any pronhs o se nopo thas hat ca'as
trophe nss been avoiaeu am a. raw 'neIe u 700 macu
reason 10 suppose thas .ne e ~ VIC cupo.~
has been iorieited ana .ns 70 SAY ,ne sas'
OF ~ are SD donotiu' anu VIC 'uoaoy ,As 'nIs Sino
mas Deen committee :" t'a-t na. hs' hayes,s .nlnns
thse ~ would mol Dc Isn-uaoeu 'nas ~ wou'o hsIoy
oe decent 10 precsu ~ hou suc Isv,sw u,anooJ fos,
consequently. her MnJosy, P'pnpeu ny oet O"h eos-
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

the government Of Juarez To take this avowed
iy because the Mexican governments had execated a
foreign enemy aud an Invader. winld iapiy that We
only honor with intercourse those governments OF
whose character and ac ne approve; and fnasinuch o.
ve did not recall account OF The executions
which took place Pursuant 20 the decree Of Oct obsT
1865 it would follow that great objection 70
them IL an American aiventIrcr had gone 10 Hun
gary waged against the AUSTRIAN government, and
ultimately bee taken and execaoj should have
called our am bassador from Nislaay
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

[lsrs July 81 correspondence OF London Globe
find that impression ia beginning 10 be enter
tanned in well inform quarters the French gov
ernment will be under ths necessity of esolon0 IN
ne,c c Aerco 10 dreRye The ofrdges tfced on the
honor of Fsce. The murder OF the Emperor Maxira-
ian s In reality outrage on the French nation: the
murder OF French citizens ID another France cannot
without loss Of prestige aud without making her name
byword on the American c)ntineut submit TO such
indgnities II Ia probable, however, that II che en-
barks In a new she will make attempt 10 recon-
quer Mexico any portion OF the territory, but will
content hssscif with burning down Vera Cruz cr
other coast.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

teies-ssp frnbi Berlin. dated ths 4th OF July,
ssys The t@e - the Emperor Manhattan escitss gen.
.rs sympsity throughout Prussia, and It is believed
Ca the kns Use adressd an srtosrans letter 90 the
Fnpsra frsses Joseph. expressing his most earnest
cVdolence, as eel ~ tnst OF his royal house. st The
essssycrneni vi eh he Imperial Majesty tai ,nstarsi
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
In the French Lesi.,nyure.

A. the citing OF the Legislative BODY July the Presi-
dent announced that the Emperor Maximian had fallen
u v,csm 10 a detesabie attack. He desired iondly
bear testimony to the reprobaton the Chamber such
Disgrace to honor and civilization.
The Presidents remarks were received with loud
cheers.
In the French Senate, july d, the President, re-
ferring 10 the execution of MaxmiliAp, said:-A
laws OF war international right and humanity. The
blood or Msxpnlian will cling 70 those by whom it has
been she'd Let protest against this abomnable
rage against the civilization Of our times and let US
attach ourselves still closely those generous and
liberal principles which Ted 10 consider such
Impossible.
The Presidents wores were received with prolonged
marks os appreciation
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
TaE VIEWS " @tiS.

ln tNs SPANISH Cortes on yeiy Senof pcyano dosreJ
present resout expressive OF the sentiments OF
horror witch he Of tue execution Of Msxniillnn
tsi excited in every nd. The rules Of the ehsuAer
however iid not permit, and espcr hoyaao had 4,
n ounce Ris motion.
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

osr~a vtcssria's sympathy.
iyrom ihs London News, july s.

We ave authorized 10 state thss the intsiss1es from
fs- York having confirmed the news OF the derh of
me knpesor ssnimilisu. the Queen hnds hsreh con-
PEELED rposi reueanty 70 arssdon the intention shsb
she BAD lsstsLes w y .ts -, newsDs " heiaips
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
rBs VIEWS N saxo,y.

fFtnrn thu Holdor news, July
Tie of Ssrony las ordered moaning f,r thrre
-esss c-,run' Of ksxmilians death
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
French Feeling.

From the Paris Union, July 81
Thst fatal and deplorsbe event cannot
opinion in France. The echoes no longer repeat the
names Of the laurcstes Of industry but they murmur
Those words rosoupd painfully the heart Of France
1h., viii be somere page in French history which
milan |.
From Is France OF Paris July IL
81 r" Some days back copjectures were Of a reas
surng character n was supposed that the life OF the
unfortunate Prince had been respected during the
ents that followed the taking OF ouerciaro the Juasts
would proceed cold blood 90 the execution o. an
abominabIe murccr. That s TIE which leads
people still 10 doubt the information given by be y.sl-
pes, Can Il DO that the rs conduct OF the Juarsts
"a. opv the eoeet Of = caicus,ions n,a iS.v soes
en.y TO invest with the fictitious forms OF dersory
indictments certain odiogs protests determined on long
their prisoner disgracefo conditions thus striving
70 dshouor hm after having conquered him
storing him 90 Europe on SUE sacn ,errssi Us All AT
Abs IL no, assolstev Improbable. II everything en-
intervention OF the ned States everything tunforr
nssy II TO he feared from men stsoe sdngasdrv o~s
cea>r's ard hd1sts are hut too well Known.
Prem the rsris Monde July
Sow ths, the fst OF bisximan 10 certain, feel
hcnld to say chat before leaving for Quertaro that
monarch en'rus eo to.s'ire hands oersn papers .reh
'sat troo tight ne tho, prsicd the , Of ne
during tbs s period OF ne existence For our.
sess than ever coma inc cd that the halls
vsieh sruck the Emperor have ai the same me- de-
stressed the indepcndenc, Of Mer,co. that focus OF
sEsshy which vii, ss aoso bed the great Ameri-
can Onion
fSrcm the. Memorial Diplomats ue, July L.
Private conmuniosticns whieh rcask ri tho moun<nt
81 gong 10 press leave longer c doubt tie
aateucity ~ the hdioss relative "a dhe execution OF
the knps-or uaximiiien. 10 unfortunately quite
that two oricia dsspaiches have been received
Vienna announcing shat the Emperor shot on The
lpta a aune oy orerof the Jusr.st government This
'ntsii ifsore will q painful emo<son IN Europa
where courage and yshsntyy duly APPRECIATED TIE
death Of NaSimian brands hie cnemies with nds,-
ite mara of infamy the lAwe Of especially when
applied tc those Who fail victims OF tbs odious
treason Ave longer Aay OF thcss rigon among civil
ized pstose and there viii be hut ,.oce ln the
whole world 10 stignsttse the base outrage which has
iu-i 'srmus-ed the dramssof Quertaso.
l4rom the Psrs Nouiteur, July 81
The ssrass nation Of Tho Emperor Maximsillan will
fessnr Of universal horror. The act Of nfsmy
osfersd hy Josrer stamps the heads OF thoss who
cal themselves The representatives, eT the Mezicsn Re
Pvhi1 N iaesseeass stigma The rsprobslsss of oil
civiiiSed paLore will b, the Grsn punishment o. sov-
ersssnt WHICH Us, ., its head such
The Js~lRian Royal Fasssi..
ls.rfs. July ), Correspondence OF LONDON Tim4..l
The ,olnt and Countess dc FiAndrs had .rele-
h-atsd n. ds before yesterday Nctrc Dame fos the
repss " the soul O. their brohe = sw the E0yero.
hsSioAnn fhcss scvsi tishpssa 3. esyts rsstSrday
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
The British Diplomatic H.iars.ns.

Mr. Otway has given pot,c. tnsi hs iii, al Lord
Stanley whether he Intention Of her Majesty gov
eminent 70 recall the BRUSH legation from Meloo, on
account OF the evecutou Of the Archdnks MasImdian.
A nsevcral years since Prcesdert Juares hss seen
The fsce of Briish Mnisisr-oor envoy having BEEN
appointed not 70 the head Of the national govern
adventure which h lust ccllapssdo feoall our isgs
zap VQpla bs sppJ " ssntsvs ths neD-ysnssaIusp n
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

- IFEUW 'uN fuUopthdHHCt HFIst Fny D.
The visnn, journas IN speaking of ihs death Of the
Emperor haxinlian display great hostility towards the
cabinet Of the rni'crcs They say 10 responsible for
All The m'sfortunoe which have befalen the house OF
Hspehurg This IL further obstacle - The tourney OF
tho Emperor Francis Joseph 10 Paris T. the alliance
TO whicn this journey u was said, would lead Accord
ng TO the ministerial Austrian ourna, the Detrts the
journey y not abandoned bui postponed Ile Dsbans
ten-conceas 10 al appearance an important political
meaning. means the binding closer OF the ties
OF friendship which have lsl,sry been establfsbed
between Austria and France Tb~ meeting OF The two
two Emperos may lead o. consequences OF great i'm
rerf from which each Of the Two countries may derive
many advantages In presence o. ,be serious sspect or
the present situation The importance Of this meeting
cannot be ignored TLs ti fc Par. O, shs pow-fsifL
nsm cf fAai vssf may gyoduc, grGre rss,,It,
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
THE CessEQtkscEx.


lFaTrstJusy ~ correspondence ~ London Post.
The execution Of Maxmlap will not improve the rea.
tions between France and the United States pcyhops
they ssrs II iote rcry cordial u believed in
Paris that the Washington Cabinet would seriously and
earnestly soeh to rave the life Of wincs and = soldier
who, by the chance of var had. beroicsiy hgh,ing,
fallen INTO the hands OF bic cnenies 7, was under
stood that several of the European seveegns had
ceded by the telegraph, as it Known that IL the
President OF the Upied States told Jusiez 10 save the
life Of Manhattan the republican ch,e' Tor whose TIL
umph he was indebted entirely America would
listen 70 the demand The French people never ap-
proved OF ths hexean sxpedfon; but their generosity
and chivalry row addressed aud thev will re.
gard the murder az Naxlmisr fcr whom tie French
army fought ~ something more than a calamity
Strange combinations; we have the Mex,csn debate
coming on and the revelations OF rhers on this irr,-
taing subject which, however viii no doubt bo de-
layed. France s identified with Mexico or rather past
Mexican events by political well financial assoc q
Mons 70 which may no added a sentimental sympa-
10y. IL 10 q long. complicated story this Mexicsn
expedition; II 10 an cabcretc intrigue strange TO.
nance singular accident Had not the Emperor Ma
poleon long since dreamed dream about that far on
land, and ever thought 0f going there himself
perhaps the expedition would never have bcrn at
tempted Had not Rome drawn attention 20 church
spolisfion Nes 20 might no, have sttrscted the aen-
ton OF Europe Anarchy oa'rase ard claims were not
sufficient canses FOR fonuding emrse The Americas
cont lncni
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

review in ny 10 park We are also authorized 10 State
that tho Qaeens state hall viii not take place toAght
The New York herald., 1867-07-18
Th. l.rlx,an R~ral Rn.sl, .

s.ris. July 3 Correspondence OF LONDON Ttn>.l
The ,olnt and Countess de FiAndrs had .rele
h-sts1 'he dsg before yesterday Nctrc Dame fes the
rsprs ~ the soul 6' their brothe 'sv the Enpero!
'hsSl0lnn Tbo's 'cvsi shpssa q. esris FsstSsday
FOR nrpsl9is
The New York herald., 1867-07-18

that friends life Far smaller causes than this have
before been fatal to bcttsr established dynastiss
than hs.
VIII re gard 10 The United states we csn hardly won
der nt thcr extreme rcseanen sas'nes the French
Al their determination net TO allow empire be
tSblishsc American so by French arms II mus be
secoectsd that tho Mexican expedition undertaken
when the United states IA the Cidst OF the civil
and we're by many supposed to be IN the
very sEon,se OF dissolution and II H perfectly notor-
Gus Gus 20 al manknd 'nss .ns rencn had not been or
Did. oi course, soon ~ the war this fact
was brought prominently before the winds of the
Americans, aud u was onv natural thsf they should
fee he interference winch for the moment they had
been enable 20 prevent ~ one Of the kecnes humiia-
tons aud pitsefssi insuI,s inn cted upon them
Thor insrvcntioa under the Circumstances was natural
aud indeed inevitable and the consequences which fol.
lowed TO aaxmilssn were certainty not intended and
probably forescsn BY them They could be OK.
recicd from mere personal good viii TO rcverss their
policy point ~ such imrcrssnce, aud " was per-
focy possible. and indeed some weud have ssld
probable than otberwise that MaximilAn would either
leave with the French ahls n follow thcm when
events which actually could have been fore
seen by no QUE
prom ths London Herald, July
Hr. Johnson ani My Seward felt no personal
al mostly OF uuk rdness towards the chvsrous Aus-
tran who vas stving 10 make MEXICO . nation; u
the popular cAmor in the United states which led them
TO address those remonsirancss 70 tho French Court
which finally determined the Emperor Napoleon 10
srscusi. MeIco. which lefs the Emperor Naxmilisn 70
bh fate and prscipitsted his murder II IN not the
governments only which have been In the wrong In this
matter thirty m,lsns os Ame,ioons and hiry.fv
sdf1rs OF trenrhmcN psHr diriSs ne b'a~s II bLrme
fsey> n, b.ftrees them.
Prom the london News. July el
u announcing the orcA inselliSence OF The sad fate
OF TIE Arctdnke Maximan Lord Stanley expressed the
unanimous sent ments ~ the CIVILIZED world with his
usual moderation and good senss he Foreign secre
tary characterized the decision Of the court martial
whidk condemned the falen Emperor 10 death ~ de-
pivrsoe and npoiitc' We, who are not among those
who comncnied an enterprise that could not come 10
good while 10 was sustained by foreign srmes and
foreign loans aud foreign fasshooda and VINO
nov pretend % have fcreseer its failure. are at
issss entitled to DO justice 10 the memory OF an m
fostunsss prince, sud 70 speak Of him - one whose
emiee's ewtucs ssserved . happier dsseiny Let
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-01
The Girard Estate.

The Philadelphia Pres gives sum
mary of The j, st report Of to Grard
estate The estimated gross revenues
for 1SG7-S are S330O00, an increase
from last vearo Of over fifty per cent
The great wisdom of Mr. Girard in
leaving a bequest of real estate is now
clearly seen IT'S value is constantly
Increasing As the real estate cannot
be sold, or leased for longer period
than five years, j, must always fur
nish a large and steady revenue. The
trust owns nearly two hundred prop
critics in Philadelphia, consisting OF
stores, dwellings,, wharyes, lots and
farms, besides valuable cod and tim
Der land in Schuylkill and Columbia
counties Some Of the rents have
been doubled and some trcbled The
dwellings, on Chestnut Street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, arc
soon to be converted into stores, when
they viii yield five times the rents Of
1865 1t is hoped that the fund viii
soon be able TO support twelve hun
dred orphans