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State Items

:. STRucK BIZ LIaHrN1Na.- barn upon the prem
ises i Of Miss: Porcher was struck by lightning on
the afternoon Of Tuesday last. "A COW and calf in
!At the time Of the same discharge Of electricity
the railroad track received full share Of the fluid
which presented beautiful phenomenon. We
track st the time, and there appeared q stream Of
neeon Of the rails grand dsplay M ye q So
technics at night would be worth seeing 4. N
& Winns6oro Neus
sMA1LrPox.-The1e is case Of smallpox in
town, but it is hardly necessary to caution persons
basement Of the Old Fairfield HoseL we We under. tae
to prevent any spread Of the disease. Thoueh
well known, there appears to be no apprehension
On account Of the case above menioned.--Ibid
SOMETHING TO EAT..-;ProYieions here( Columbis),
quence Of which we cannot live as high upon the
same money as the eaters Of Yorkville can. ma d
n We give few items of retail prices (of market
the clerk of the market himself !: PORK seiIs At
about 20 cents pound, beef from 12f to Is veal
the same, mutton from 10 to 1s, eggs IS, chickens
nips from 81 to 81 50 bushel. -: - =
Firewood (Which, by the way, is not something
to eat, though we mention it under that head for
convenience) is very low this mild spring weather
we bought 2 Load few days ago at just half Of
via what We paid during the cold weather . month
AOau--HOuoEQ1Q2
cord-seus for six dollars. When the sellers caIl
it cord, the price is from four to five dollars but
such cords are variable in .size.-Y Yorkvdle En-
QuveT. GlS 55sz d NJ a",-s'-4. "a IA
Prof Joseph LIE Conte, who has recently deliy-
cred course Of lectures upon Coal and Coal Oils
before the Peabody Institute in Baltimore has re-
turned to his labors in the University Of South
Carolina. The course Of Lectures ia Baltimore
comprised four lectures. Prof Le Conte Is one Of
the best lecturers We have heard In this insti
tuion.-lbid. -. j
a NARRow EsoAPE.-We learn that Mr.. yMatchet
Fields, of this District while engaged in aasistinr
to snbdue q fire that was raging farcely near The
sssuckey pla%eeZsome % sixteen miles nom hereon
Thursday Of last week, came near losing his lie
standing near the tree, when a freedman, geeino
saoo1t to fai gave him warning: n tuzaptns
arm, breaking it in two places, nnd bruisinr h;r,
otherwise severely Darlington sosa0tesner. .---7
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aS- CONsIGNEES' NOTICE. MERCHANTS
Line schooner N W. SMITH will discharge cargo This
Ddy at Adgers North Wharf All goods called for be-
fore sunset will bc stored ut risk and expense Of
signees. WILLIAM ROACH
March #@..
a1- ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE TERN
ELEANOR 4 ELIZABETH, GAGE Master, must be pre-
sented at the office of the undersigned by This
Day. otherwise they win be debarred payment
March "A. ENsLoW CO., Consisnees.
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an An tofncla communication shows the aggregate
amount OF s5se,oO0 expended for subsistanco
STORES issued 70 destitute refugees and freedmen
OF persons not belonging to the army, Tor the six
months MOI ending With December last. or this
nearly 2aooo are set down for Tennessee, $4,000
for Louisiana, $40 600 for Alabama sa5, 900 sor
Georgia, ssi,ooO for South Carolina, 100 for
NORTH Carolina, ~ goo for Virginia, $4,000 3or
washington. ana other sums varying hon III to
s1100, we're cxpended in other Southern sta+ss !.
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Cliff by Miss Thackeray (Harpers&. Brothers9
The Story Of Elisabeth, BY the same author IT. B.
Peterson q Brothers) Berlin and sans-Souci, one
nom the German OF L. Muhlbsch ID. Appleton l.
Coz and In9emisco, by Fadeite (Blelock & Coz.
. specimen Of gorgeous rhapsody too splendid for
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aICONSIGNEES PEE STEAMER FALCON.
from Baltimore hereby notified that the ship is This
Day dischnrgiug cargo at Pier No. Union wharves All
goods remaining tho wharf will be stored
at their expense and risk. MORDECAI CO..
Mnrch2 A1o,+s
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new YORK DnT Goons TRADE.-Ehe New York
Commercial, in a revitw OF the dry goods trada IL;

Gays: .5.4 4, = - -
Prices are not very firm. It Is uncertain il anv
reduction. Merchnnts buying such anonn+s n, =,
as the actual necessities Of their trade require and
ar. very cautious about accnnulatng stocks.
mont. The trade ia without animation and peonIa
have almost ceased to expect any change At
present. The suction sales of foreign goods con-
nnue 70 be quite animated, but Importers are
generally submitting to loss on their earlier i'm
Portations: Some goods imported this aeason bring
asnne!aave prices, but generally the dress goods
an sR51og abnlGs can be ased cheaper here
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H5- MESSRS. EDITORS-PLEAsE AN
NoUNCE JOHN 7. MILLIGAN Candidate for Sheriff
OF Charleston District, at the election in July next
and ob1ige.
TIE MECHANICS AND woRKMaMEN.
SeDte1nber
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%ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPA-
NY-CHARLEsToN. February 9th, 1ss7.-A Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR PEE SHARE viii DO paid to the Stock
nrde11 ON IND afte. this dat rsEtiol from
Assets realized Also return Of the Assessment OF
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE, with interest," and the AS
sessnene Notes OF 81 per Share, now held by the
pany.
Stockholders win be required to present their stock
Certificates. G&
By order Of the Board Of Directors
JOSEPH WHuDEN,
Eeor1a1y ~ . Secretary and Treasurer
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A. A;.sHistoey = o9 England i insling rhyme
stiffness, is publiahed BY Fitzpatrick sd Hmtsr. a.
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a%WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. n WHITING. Esq, as candidate for sher.o q,
Charleston Jud1cial) District at the next election
Eepternher + - \ y
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a%MEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ. MANIGAULT as Candtdata for
sner1n at the ensuing election A CITIZEN.
November a-s |N--aI ,.o o.,
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Domestic Markets.


NEw YORK, March 1.-The Stock market is de-
pressed. Fve-twenties '62, Coupons, 111a1114.
Money per cent. Exchange, 60 days, 81. Sight
81. Gold 1895. Flour 5a1O cts. lower. Wheat
dull Corn dull and heavy. Pork armer new
Mess 81 20. Lard dull; barrels 12a12l. Whis-
key quiet Peas quiet Cotton quiet and firm, at
sas Tor Aiddng Uplands. Freights quiet
EVENING DISPATCH
Cotton firm. Sales $500 bales at s1aas2. Flour
dull and declined 5a1O cents. Wheat dull and de-
Ginning Corn declining. Mixed Western s1.o7.
Provisions quiet and dull Whiskey in fair de-
mand- Rice quiet. Sugar steady. Coffee irmer.
trelghts firm. Stocks active. Gold 1891. Money
6 per cent. ...55. s
BAIr1aonE, March 1.-coffee steady; sugar
quiet; hour quiet Corn active and higher, white
sas1. Provisions unchanged, except bulk meats,
which declined. Whiskey 81 Is. Q
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aT NOTICE TO MARINERS CAPTAINS
AND PILOTS wehtng to anchor their vessels in Astlsy
ger are requested co % Dc anywhere within direct
range Of the heads Of the SAVANNAH. RAILROAD
WHARVEs, ON the Charleston and St Andrews side Of
the Ashley Rver; by which precauton contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable VIII be avoided.
-.. 5lG5s S. c. TURNER, e. M
Harbor Masters omcs, Charleston, February 6, 1885,
"A Februnry7 Saa. r5H 4$ 524#l'z 5& 49I'aa.. IN
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The Black Crook draws as well as ever and, Of
course, run on in it's greenback-making course.
Merchant CT Venice viii run till the end OF the
month, when the tragic muse will retire and come
dy take its place at the Winter Garden in the
Spring. BARNEY WILLIAMS and his wife drawing
finely at the Broadway. MOULTRIE.
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H s% TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DARLINGTON DIsTRIcT.-M EoUITY-B. ". Ed
WARDS. Administrator T. E. HOwLE, ps z. s. How1E,
JAMES JAMES Z. WILSON AND oTHERs.-BHL FOR M
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-rt,1a ia onaerea
that the cREDrToRs ofTHos5As E HowLE, deceased.
be enotned from proceeding recover their claims at
Law against the complainant and that they do prove and
establish their demands against the said How1E before
the Commissioner Of this Court or before the first day
Of December next and IN default thereof that they be
barred the benefit Of any decree to be pronounced
herein. 3a8 54l ss,- $sf 4;r75!s .3 a G-s
The above is true copy from the original order made
In the above stated case, 18th February, 1857.
A F. EDWARDS, G. e. DID.
Commissioners Office, Darlington G. a., Feb a. 1857.
II Fehraary Is @ WA -
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~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOTNcE
VIM BLUM DNGLE as q Candidate for The sber;7aty
at the ensuing election
nbar1
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n@AWAY WITH sPEOTACIiEs.-oLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine,
Pamphlet mailed free receipt ten cents address
E. B. FooIE, NJ D., No. 11so Broadway, New York
November
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a@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CHARLES
TON D1sTRIcT.-DANIELH e. sncox Us. JOSEPH F.
BkAUN.-N THE COMMON PLEAS A1rAcHMEsT.-
whereas the Plaintiff did, the 26th day of February
1857 he his declaration against the Defendant who las it
s said) absent from and without the limits of tho State
and has neither wife nor attorney known within the
same upon whom copy Of said declaration might be
served @
It Is therefore ordered that tho said Defendant do ap
pear and plead to the sd declaraon on or before the
9TH day February which will be in the year Of our Lord
1858 otherwise final and absolute judgment will be given
ana awarded against him J. W. BROWNFIELD,
o.eA-> Q o111ee' Snafiosoh district c. q. F.
1Aai1n 1a1uol2
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a6- UNION BANK so. CA. CHAR, ,EsTON
2d February, 1se7The Annual Election for Directors
OF this Bank will be held Wednesday, 18th Marcel
Proximo at the Office Of the Bank on East Bay
H. D. ALEXANDER, Cashier
February % atntba w1
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r.. FRANK GOES
SUPER PHOSPHATE Or IhllHEl hlllH|lIl
OR &
BONE DUST M ANJJRE.

WE BEG TO CALI. THE ArrEEP1oN ~ p1 A,,,r.
yv ERs to the shove superior manure for either
corn oT Cotton tbs e1parenca Of last year proving Il
INC following Is the report Of salysis made nom
Phosphate OF Lime, soluble. . :, q ~ n ,@
1nosln0to o1 AAuae insolnbie 1880
sn1nh,ts =. -. ~. 3. Y, AZ ~ 37o0
Anamonaas Potash, Soda and Mecneats- ltee
ssss;s:; :;
the Phosphate of Lime which was esti. II. ,z
mated after It's ignition, the mestar psrtof
balance is doubtless associsted Win the 5
,ca aqamaa aaaa sataer1 and Animal 5000
:. 90
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81 TIE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REpoRM for
Young Mem, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed Letter en-
velopes. nee Of charge. Address DE-. r. eKLLM
HoUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, pa
January Is i.;s.s ". W. So
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So ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
Elan Elan EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUcH and ?. GouaLEMANN tsorroerly employed by
Ro1ssoHNRAr. Of Paris). No. 500 Broadway, New York
Anril II .$S - ~ yEFEtt t5 55y, s
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y a-CITADEL SQUARE ECHURCH.-sERvICEs
Morning at halfpast 10 O'Clock and at Niat
as halfpast O'Clock, by the Pastor, Rev. LUcIUs
CUTHBERT 49, -
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80 MAGIC INK [PATENTED).-wML
write in all colora and shades out Of one bottle and with
one ink; Is unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
Writings Price, 81 box free by mail The trade sup
pned. Address G. De CORDOvA
No. 50 William street, New York
December ~ thstnono
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st
An article on 'Book Borrowing in the Round
zaoe opens with the following proposition !;
Tooth-brushes, horses snd books ought by
common consent to be held articles equally m
4Hsans!erable. The transgression made BY their
sooE1owers tagainat sound social morality yaries
oniy IN degree. The tooth loses it's yaiue To-
the n owner nstantaneously, willie the horse and
,epen4ons enough Of the operation become worth
.i det an overture for the first would be recog-
nl1eo as an anfalhble mark OF ru4fianism by he
oesy oty people who habituall transgress as Is the
Miss AuousrA ;. EyAss q aid 70 be tie great great
literary hon'se Of New York this season. sha is.
the guest Of MI. Dr4sz tforrnerrlg a. DxsnY \
JAcxsoA, now Of the Dxasx Art Gallery !. and 4
said to be.much sought atterin the highest eooia,
circles Of Gotham.
Miss THAoKERAx, the suthor cf ms Horv of
Elizabeth, :" has = new novel out, laee 81
the CHE" She e the dauRh hter of the Ian snated
W. N. THAcuRAz, and is said 4, ,inherit much q
her xtbers talent. 1t Is somewhat curious that
Miss 1okEas, daughter Of the great rival no vel
istf has also made asuccesstul debut IL the sa4,s
feld, h,ernoycl being ve. highly spoken of BY Ia !,
lS1IAL4kds
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as- BEA TIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER,S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
'ts Original color and youthful besuty; mparts life and
strength to the weakest har; stops its falling out at
once; Keeps the head Glenn; is unparalleled as hai,
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers' and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
VOTE. SARAH A. CHEvALIER NJ D.
DowE L NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
6no
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a5- SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE PRO-
POSE to furnish LABORERs Of all c1asaes for Farmers
Railroads. Shop, Garden, Store Hotel or general Ho1se
work -""--
Persons desiring employment will cali at No sos King
street; and all orders Laborers viii be PROMPTLY e
and satisfactory reference given IA.
February 23 1mo sR EArrAno
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Relief for the South

Boston, March 1.-Sixteen thousand dollars has
been subscribed by the citizens for the relief Of
the destitute of the South, land s2oo, 900, we be-
ieve, for the benefit of the Candiotes.1 %
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General News.

New YORK., March 1.-GEoRaE WAGNER was hung
for killing his wife.
The steamship Asia has arrived from Halifax.s
ALBANY, NEW YoRK, March 1.-Gevernor FENTos
mas ordered Captain OLNES's discharge, on the
ground that the crime with which he is charged in
the requisition does not justify his extradition,
thus avoiding the political difficulty involved.
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FOR NEW YORK,

REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
L #ZZ45Y4S4aa CANT sTEAMsHiPso AA1 : 49, 1'-h-
,ZEUN1DfN3HS QUAKER CITY -'~I sARAG0asA
vii, -. -Sss7-z- ANDALUS1A, GRANADA,
WIZ leave Adger's South Wharf every Saturcau
Inc steanahtp 6ARAGOSSA will leaye Adeer's Wharf
on Sunday, March Sd, at O'Clock. = "A
going ON board, sftT5@5$. ~--- ~-'>N~>'''0o -
February Is RAvENrT \ ro @
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Rumors about the Veto Message.
WASHINGTON, March IAN intense anxiety pre-
walls here relative tothe Message A long Cabinet
consultation resulted il alterations causing delay.
The Executive attaches immense Importance to
tho document @.s1
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M ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
OHAS S s VEDDER, Of the Huguenot Church, win per-
form Divine Service in this Ch.pel To-morroo Afternoon
Sd instant ut Four O'Clock = .T,rh : 4
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

VENICE, March 1.-GAR1DALDI's son has gone to
Turkey 70 help the Cretans against the Turks.
HAvRE, March 1.-The steamship A7ago has ar
rived.
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Ha CONSlGNEES BY THE MERCHANTS
LINE sehr. DANIEL CHASE, from Baltimore arc noH-
neo that she is discharng Cargo at Brown Co. South
Goods remaining the dock ut sunset will be
stored at owners risk and expense
STREET BROTHERS / CO..
n1alSn gGa No. ~ East Raw
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sHlPPlN a..

CHARLESTON STEAMSHIP LINE.
FOR NEW YORK.
oe,f~e.vz. THE NEW AND ELEGANT SIDE
@I-fdSSY r.. WHEEL STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN.
sZuh:lx1s1J Captain TURNER, will leave Brown s,
,.-- Co.'S South Wharf on Saturday. the 9th
inst, at = o'clock precisely. n
This ship tnsures ut the lowest rates.
for Freight or Passage having superior cabin
modaoons, apply to STREET BROTHERS l. CO.,
AAarcn No. "a Eaat Bay.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-26
FenIan RIoTIn England.

MANCHESTER, September 49, Quite
a serious Fenian riot occurred to-day,
resulting in the killing and wounding
of several persons, while q strong po-
lice escort was conducting the Fenians
Kelly, recently arrested in this city,
and Veasey from jail to the railroad
depot preparatory to their removal to
Dublin for trial.
1t was attacked by a mob armed
with clubs, stones, and firearms. A
desperate battle ,ensued for a time,
when the police, finding themselves
overpowered, were obliged to give
way. The prisoners were rescued by
the mob and carried off in triumph.
The city is now quiet. One police
man was killed and several others in
jured. Many of the rioters were also
badly injured. A proclamation was
Immediately issued by the authorities
offering a reward of 9300 for the re-
capture of the prisoners.
Six persons were arrested for par.
lticipation in the riot.
Later kilograms announce that the
rescued prisoners are still at large
though it is thought they can not
have escaped from the city. A great
many Of the rioters have been arrest
| ed.
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Ger1na;nS.&'!|i. \.
Irish.

BEN. WADE, now u. S.Se4
|ator from Ohio, and avandfdate
for reelection, and who has.
been making stump speeches in
different parts of Ohio, made a
speech at Marietta a few days
ago, in which he said, in speak
ing of Foreigners:
LAS A MASS, IN MY JUDGMENT, THE
NEGROES ARE BETTER QUALIFIED TO
DISCHARGE THEIR DUTIES UNUBR THE
GOVERNMENT THAN THE GREAT
MASS, EQUAL To THEM IN NUMBERS,
THAT WE HAVE ALWAYS PERMITTED
70 vOTE"
Irish and German voters of
Vinton county, what do
you think of that? The Me-
gro, in the judgmentof WADE,
better qualified to vote than You
are! WADEis a candidate for
reelection to the Senate, to
which position he will be elect
ed by the Legislature, if q ma
jority of such Negro-loying
/ a
Bond-holders as JOHN FEE and
HOMER JONES are electedto the
Legislature! Remember that
Fee pledged himself, in the con-
vention that nominated him, to
''vote for Wade for any Office
or for any other .Negro-loying:
Ihater of Irish and Germans, and
blood Radical! Jones
I will do the same!
Neither Jones nor Fee are
friends to the Irish, or Germans
or any laboring man!
They are now travelling oveI
/, the county asking you to vote
for men who declare that Ne.
groes are better qualified to vote
t than foreigners!
/; They are in favor of hundreds
of negroes coming into Vintol
/ county to underworld the poo
white men who dig coal and ore
: chop wood, work on the railroat
t sections, &C.!
81 Vote against them! Vote fo
Onderdonk and Swain!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-26

INITIATE to borrow; contract to pay.
This is the Radical party policy. They
inflated currency until it was worth
but forty or fifty cents on dollar in
gold. They borrowed then some ST.
SOC, 100000. They now propose to
contract the currency until it is at par
in gold, and then pay their creditors
with it. Is not this beautiful ar
rangement for the people9 Will they
not insist that debt created in infa-
tion shall be paid by initiation; and
that when we have paid the debt it
will be time to contract the currency
and approach the specie basis.-Cin.
En1. l.- -r.rotg a-le
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How shor1 md eIr Nlemory Ia.

"California, held her election a few
days ago, and through dissensions in
the Republican ranks, gave a Demo
cratic majority. Z
These poor devilo. have not had a vic;
tory for 50 long, that it would be
wrong to refuse them the right Of re-
joicing once in every few years. =
Record.
We "spec" time flies swiftly by
when Democratic "Victories are
thought of by RAIDS, How long has
it been since Connecticut wheeled in
to line? Since Kentucky told her
forty thousand for Democratic princi-
pies? A few years? You're some as
forgettistl Some "Dssensions "-eh
but HAIGHT overcome all dissensionf
and polled six thousand votes more
than both candidates Of Abolitionism
We have heard of drowning men
catching at straws, but never knew OF
heard before OF one catching at Q
straw where no straw was.
"Crumb Of comfort" surely, tC
know that with all your hate foi
HAIGHT he overreached all opposition
some six thousand. Small "crumb,
this; and Mr.. Record, if you will look
at Maine, Montana, or Colorado yor
can find another "crumb;" and WE
predict also very "leetle" "crumb
in Obio-say the Amendment knock
cd higher than the moon, lower thar
the Dead Sea, and farther away thar
Heaven Uia Sodom.
Now, Mr.. Record, say no NOR
about California; hurts Radicals
don't mention Montana-it pains en-
"droffuly;" say nothing about Maine
Democracy gained over. 10000 there
and praise the Amendment or it won
carry Work as though the entire re
! sponsibility of this campaign hung up
on your shoulders, while we sing
"Oh, Lord, on what slender thread
Hangs everlasting thiHgs,"
you may pass around the hat and TAX
collection for the reliet of the sol
diers' widows, from whom your part
stole 100000 for political purposes,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-26

THE whole circulating medium Of
this country does not exceed $3.50, ,0OO,-
600. Upon this medium all the tax
es, Federal and State, are to be paid,
and the whole business of the nation
transacted. Last year the taxes alone
paid by the people exceeded in the
United States $500, 100000. In other
words, if all the taxes had been paid
at one time, there would hot have
been money enough to pay them, leav-
ing not cent to do business with
who can doubt, with such a fact
staring us in the face, that the curren-
cy would well bear the increase Of
large payments Of the bonded debt in
Iegal-tender potes2-Cin. Eng.
J. q .
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-26

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER From
JACKSON, LOUISIANA, TO A FRIEND IN
CINcINNATI.-"The freedmen of this
country are holding what they call
Loyal League meetings, once or twice
a week. They place guards around
to keep all white people away, except
a few Northern Radicals, who came
here to organize them and make
speeches to them. They are arming
themselves, and say boldly that they
own the houses and lands of this coun.
try, and they will have them if they
have to kill all the white people of the
South to get them.
"Have the people of the North any
Idea OF the state Of things hereP Th'
negroes say that men and money are
being sent here to carry on this work
"Jaekson, La, August "a, 1867"