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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Most strange chapter.

A correspondent writes as from Wa
terloo, Iowa, asking if we know Of one
Edgar Burnhasn, aud of his history.
We do. And as it is, a, strarge, true
one, known to hundreds, NO give it in the
Democfat as itsis, thatwe may correct
some errors those who speak Of him have
fallen into. Eight years. since, when we
we're engaged as city editor OF Milwau-
kee paper, there lived in this State an ed
itoF named Powell, now connected with a
Chicago psper, welthihk He is, unless
he las'qait lately.
In 1852, Powell was married to Miss
Ellen Darnham, Of Broadbead Wiscon-
siu,i after . courtship Of some months.
Miss Bnfnham parouts we're old rest
dents Of Broadhead, and Of high respec-
tabil y. The daughter taught music,
had alarge number of pupils, and was
very attractiYe Powell lived with her
as husband two years, she being allthat
time good wife in all respects, present
ing him with but one child. At the ex-
pirationo of two years, when about twenty
one years of age, Mrs. Powell's voice
changed, she grewlight whiskers, and
gradually changed her sex, developing
ihtora man, in all respects, as if nature,
snxious for freak, had turned portion
Of herself wrongside out.
The husband and wife separated when
the wife became. a man; and Mrs. Ellen
Powell took the name of Edgar Burnham,
donned male attire, sought and obtained
employment as a clerk in Chicago, and
lived single young man for one year.
During this time he fell in love with o
niece of Senator Morgan, of New York,
but did not marry her, for reasons not
pertinent to this article. But about the
end of the year he did marry a young la
dy Of Broadhead, Wis, Miss Gerta Ey-
erett, who was music pupil of his when
he was Miss Ellen Burnham, over three
years previous to the marriage. This
second marriage was about two years ago
Soon after this marriage "Edgar" Burn
ham and wife removed to Waterloo, Iowa,
where they now reside, or did not long
since. ~
The former girl is now man, the for
ner wife is now husband, the former
Hother is now q father, the former young
lady teacher Of young lady is now tina,
young lady's hnsbandI Truth is indeed
stranger than 6ction, and the above sim.
pie statement of facts borders go upor
the marvellous we could not believe il die
We not personally know nearly all tht
parties.
Any one can be convinced, By writing
TO the parties in either of the places w
have named, of the sfnll and entire trutl
of this most wonderful transformation
which puzzles not only the medical bui
the entire scientific world, and which fac
appears now for the first time in print
though the particulars have long beer
known to as aud to many other newspa.
per men and prominent citizens of thi
State, and to nearly all The citizens o
Broadhead, where the parties so long re
sided.-Lo Crosse Democrat. ss
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MRoEGEEATIoN,-T The atlanta (Ga.)
Intelligencer says.
1--WE are. told that dashing bridal
party from Alabama passed through this
city on Sunday. last. Tie bridegroom
halls originally from the North, the bride
beisgione5af Alabama s sablest daughters.
On leaving this city they claimed and
took possession Of "a berth in the sleeping
ear, and went on their way rejoicing. =
Queen Victoria iS growing very cor
ruleht. g as
: The negroes in Mississippi are becom-
ing more inselent and violent.
What is that which is heightened by
being cut at both ends? A ditch.
The amount Of the public debt, as per
statement to January |, is S2,508, ,125, :
$50 10.
Woman the first gathered of fruit.
by picking the frst apple she caused the
frst pair to fall.
Close observers affirm that the quality
Of .hs cheese made in this country i'm
proves essfy year. The cheese factory
dOssit. !.
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EsSE For SAL y!

V7HE undersigned offers for sale his farm ly-
i ing East and sa;.4- 4 ths1a-,zaiiAs
BeaIlsville; adjoining the farm of I'D. Riley.
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under cultivation; the bslanceis timber land;
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any in Monroe County. There are seven
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John Evans Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IS signed have been appointed by the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County Ohio, Admins
traitors of the estate of John Evans, decd.
JOEL r. EVANS.
dsc3wS. ELI EVANS.
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sfSrA little matter connected with the
purchase sof projectiles during the war
has been partially Investigated at Wash
ingten, and it is hiated that sone rich
disclosures are forthcoming involving a
number Of 'loyal' ongresEmen and
Others il gigantic swindle. a good
deal Of dirty linen slowed away during
s,hst interesting period has Jet TO be
washed. Noyaoich (Cona.) Advertiscr.
= OF course therefis but that cannot be
aene SO long as the present party leaders
ere kept in power, for it is their interest
70 keep that dirty lincn slowed away and
hid from the public gaze. The people
viii never know of the yilIainies prao-
tieed under loyal msEipulations, of the
public robberies-in the name of patriot
ISM aad Of the millions of bonds and
coupons frandulently issued from the
genuine plates until a Congress shall be
elected that will not be afraid to make
the exposure. sfi
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To teachers.

rTHE Board Examiners will hold meet
i ings for the examinationof Teaehers,a'
Woodsfeld, Ohio, as follows: II lshfas
Yi'o ere - January 1l.1S6S. sgsw ,e.
Examinations to- commence at S o'clock.
By order of the Board. ,sags3 ~
loaf - JAMES 0. AMOS, Clerk.
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The way .he wind blows.

The Managers Of a Catholic Orphan
Fair, at Cincinnati, offered for presenta-
tion magnificent cane to the person re-
ceiying the highest number of votes for
President of the United States. During
the progress Of the Fair, the majorities
for Grant and Pendleton were daily an
pounced, and it was questionable for a
time which of the two would be the re-
eipient of this elegant testimonial.
ItWas announced that the polls would
close last Saturday evening, and 3 large
vote was, in consequence, cast, the result
showing majority for Pendleton of AZ
votes. The friends and supporters Of
Grant feeling somewhat dissatisfied, they
issued proclamation urging ''rally' at
the polls last evening, when another, and
the final, vote would be taken. The
s.rallya had tendency to arouse the
friends Of Pendleton, who, from the re-
suit which We herewith append, were de-
termiped to hold their ground, which
theyadidsin most satisfactory manner,
George FL. Pendleton............s... ], ,e7l
General Grant 49,. ............ :. al
Gen. Sherman .............. .,,....... sc
g. p. tChsse.................. ..................rs ii
Giving Pendleton majority over Gran!
Of 647, and over all $50. The cane will,
therefore, be awarded to Hon. Geo. H
Pendletcn,
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Probate Notice.

7 N consequence Of the burning of the entire
81 records and papersfof probate offee,on
Ahe13th of June last, it becomes necessary for
Executors, Administrators and Guardians,Eho
have not made, final settlement with the
Court, to renew their bonds. Those knowing
themselves interested in the matter, will
please give it their immediate attention with
out further notice. ii'W.iT. SINCLAIR, . II
aug20tf. Probate Judge
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Sectarinu RiyotTy

When Rev. Henry Ward Beechcr says
he "prefers GraHt drunk TO Seymour
sober" he gives us general idea oi tht
tone of his MUD. If he had SAID, ~
prefer my Doxy drunk to your DoX!
sober" ne would have given us the
whole formula of his faith. 1t would
have included the assertion, Il prefer a
member of Plymouth Church drunk t.
a member of any other church sober ;
or, if his heart dilates with patriotism,
he might say IL prefer Yankee drunk
to a Britisher sober; or, if State or
city pride, he might exclaim: 81 prefer
a New Yorker drunk to a PenHsylva-
man sober, or drunken BrOoklynite
to q sober Albanian" Mr.. Beecher
is one of those who read the Lords
PRAYER backwards, and assume to revise
and amend the ten commandments. lie
proclaimed the gospel that " a rifle was
better than q Bible" in the settlement
of Kansas. Out of that IloOdy text
what harvest of death has been
reaped.
A country governed by dumb and un-
sympathetic generals like GIANT, and
drilled to military marches TO the beat
of the drum. ecclesiastic in the hands of
such zealots as Beecher, enters upon a
path that ends in popular subsection to
military and priestly tyranny - the
worst government that the world has
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Its Wonderful Cures and Gu
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