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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-06
ELECTION TO BE ORDERED.

I. Be ii enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the State OF South Carolina,
now met and sitting in General Assembly and
by the authority OF the same, That his Excel
lency the Gov, rnor shall, on or Immediately
after the passage of this act. order an election
to be held on the second TUESDAY OF Noven-
her, in The wear 1868, in all incorporated cities
and towns OF this State for the election OF all
officers provided for by the charters OF the said
cities and towns.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-06
The Election in A1abama-Foul Pla,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 5.-No official
returns have yet been received of the election
in this State. The registration and voting in
the negro counties was unusually full, and the
white counties in many instances had no op-
portunities of registering.
The Legislature is still without q quorum.
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-Err,BLE TEXT BOOKS.
Ao 1.-THE BEST OF THEIR class"
OuACKENBOS' ARlTHMET1CS:

Practical. 81; Elementary, GO cents; Primary 4o
cents Mental NEARLY readyL 81 cents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-06

Nos. 90, 90 and "a Grand-street, New 4ork:
no DdC
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-06
MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS.

II. The Managers of Elections appointed in
pursuance of an act of the General Assembly;
passed at the special session of 1868, entitled
IAN act to provide for the next general siee, C.
conduct the elections herein provided Tor, and
all subsequent elections that may be ordered
to be held in such cities and towns, aud other
wise provided for by law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-06

FEMALE suFFRAGE-cUBAN POLICY IN SPAIN.
LONDON, November 5.-The Edinburs Court
Of Sessions, on final appeal, decided adversely
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.


Application to Disprove Mineral Land.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Sacramento, CAL, May ed, 1868.
"HEREAS. Application has been made to
w this Office by Samuel Ross Bradley ct al
citizens of the United States and residents Of
Placer county, California, asking that 4 day be
fixed for bearing of testimony, as to whether the
North half Of the South. east quarter IN. ! of S
E. ~ and the Southwest quarter Is. W. y OF
section twenty-one (2l,) in Township eleven Ql)
North of Range seven az East Of Mt. Dablo
meridian, q" is more valuable for mineral than
agricultural purposes" Said tracts having been
heretofore reserved by the United States az
Mineral Land" .No,0 therefore, notice is here
by given that we, the undersigned, Register and
Receiver Of the United States Land Office al
Sacramento, California, have appointed
Monday, the Goth day of July next, at 2
O'Clock, p. W.,
at our Office in Sacramento. as the time and place
for the hearing Of said testimony; at which time
and place all parties interested in said above
described tracts, or who may have personal knowl
edge as to their character and desire TO attend
will be heard. And the data and information
upon which sold tracts were reserved by the
United States as Mineral Lands" will then and
there he exhibited.
WIN. NELLY JOHNSON, Register.
EDWARD W. WILLETT, Receiver.
May S0th, lS6S.-6w
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

GRANT SPEAKs.-Hsrk !! Gentlemen -
Being entirely unaccustomed to public speak.
ing, you scarce could expect one Of my age,
to speak upon the public stage. Rap-rap
rap. But if l desired to display my iguor-
ancs of American politics, the first thing
would do would be to hunt some words to
utter. You see me, l am erect now. My
daddy has given TO the world the brightest
page Of my history as monkey rider Of
trick ponies. l will stand this nomination
If you will let me hold on to the other Office
for bread and buffers sake. Exit, Grant.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

HARD PUsHEp.-Our cotem. must be hard
pushed for capital when be has to republish
the stale lie about Hon. VIM. NJ. Converse,
Of Connecticut, having said be would vote
for Grant. Converse. by published card,
branded and nailed the lie to the counter 90
soon a. it was started. Our neighbor 10
doubtless deceived about this matter, but
should he not be, No will simply remark
that we we're raised 10 believe that there was
not much difference between the one who
manufacturer lies and the one that rstails
them.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
ILLINOIS FOR PENDLETON.

The Democracy of Illinois held their State
Convention at Springfield, lately, and no"-
mated a full ticket for State officers. When
the Presidential question came up. the name
Of Pendletou was greeted with cheers upon
cheers, and the whole assenblage seemed TO
be afiame with enthusiasm. A resolution
instructing the delegates Of Illinois to use
their influence and cast their votes as unit
in his favor at the National Convention was
adopted by reclamation. Thus the great
North west has become unit for the NOM
iuation of the favorite son Of Ohio, whose
very name even seems to inspire the Demo-
cratic masses With an ardor that is in itself
the presage of victory. We append the
Pendleton resolution entire, so that our read
ers can see just how earnestly, out spoken
and enthusiastically the gallant Democracy
of Illinois enroll themselves under the great
statesman Of the West:
Resolved, That, in the opinion of the Demo.
cracy of Illinois, we find in the political lie ana
character of Hon. George H. Pendleton, of Ohio,
the assurance of his entire accord with the prln'
ciples we have here declared and, recognizing
in him the possession OF every quality fitting Tor
that position, we do declare him to be the choice
of the Democracy of this State for President OF
the United States, and do instruct members from
this State to the National Convention to vote as
a unit, and to use all honorable means in their
power, to secure his nomination Ivy that body for
that position.
Now since sheet Of doubtful politics
and veracity, has seen proper to misrepre
sent the true sentiment of the Illinois Con.
veution, we take this occasion to set our ex
changes that may have been misled by false
hoods, right The 6fty-four delegates from
Cook county, (Chicago) after having been
instructed in the most solemn and public
manner, to 60 for Psndleton and Peudleton
delegates, did violate their pledges and
sacrifice their honor, by voting for resolu
ton Declaring that it was inexpedient and
unnecessary to iramme the delegation in the
National Convention by instructions. This
resolution was overwhelmingly voted down
and the above resolution carried by acclama.
ton Possibly some of August BeImont's
friends bad seen the Cook county delegates,
and induced them to violate their iusiruc-
tons. There is, in fact, no other mode Of
accounting for their action. We will do
those fifty four Cook county delegates the
justice to say that when the stern and ndig-
nant gazs Of the country, Pendeton Demo.
racy was turned upon them. they willed and
voted for the above resolution.
There may be some delegate from Califor
MIA that desires to see, feel, handle and own
some Of August Bslmont's five twenties
and if there is one such, we wish to say to
him in advance, if you touch them at all,
get enough TO retire on, for your political
days, from that moment, are nu ,bered.
Every delegate from California understands
| who Is the choice Of the Democracy of ibis
| State for President, the almost unanimous
preference is so plainly indca.ed that the
way.fariug man, though a fool, caunot ctr
| therein"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
Religious Notice.

NJ. L. CHURCH-AUBURN CnAEGE.-The third
Quarterly Meeting of the above charge will be
held n the NJ. e. Church, at Auburn, ON the 9th
and 7th of June next Service, morning and
evening. The Rev. DR.. e.. A. Z Hcrtcl, OF
Forest Hill, will supply the place Of Presiding
Elder, J. B. Hill, who is absent attending Gen
eral Conference ut Chicago
NJ. E. CHURCH. There will be regular preach
ing at this Church, in Auburn, every Sunday at
II o'clock, A. NJ, and "a o'clock, p M.
N. X. PECK. Resident Minister.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
MERlrEp REpuKs.-The California Ea

MnelrEp REpuKs.-The California Eli
press administers a timely rebuke to the
"dshy," selfish Capital Reporter. The editor
Of The Erpress may or may not know that
one of the Reporter writers evidently
has a very poor opinion of Governor
Haigh,'s ssgacity, but with all its damaging
advocacy we still unalterably adhere 10 the
op nion that our Chief Magistrate is ap able,
and devoted public servant, who has the en-
tire confidence OF every unsel6sb, honest and
pure minded Democrat in the State. Nor
do we believe that it is anything but disgust.
ing to Gov Haight to have this more than
doubtful sycophancy thrust upon him, while
bis boot heels are being trod off and his but.
ton holes rent by ofice.beggars.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, Shareholders in -.
Il Independent Tunnel South American C me
situated on Young America Hill. on the P. 10
Of Charles Ranlett on South Brushy. N o,,h
Of the American Eagle Tunnel, are hereby uotssS
to attend meeting Of the Shareholders Of "o;,
Company. TO he held at Forest Hill, Placer co aa
ty, on June 4th, 1868, at one o'clock p. ~'''
10 HAMILTON, GEO. H. WERsrpp
r. WILLIAMS. G. V, HOLMES "'
HENRY DANER, HENRY J. KING
JAS. 7. BARRON. FELIPE VEI.ES'
VIRGINIA CALDERON, CHAS, RANI.E Tr
MARTIN PLAZA, JUAN FIGUERnn'
May 3Oth, 1861
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
MAR RED.

At Antelope Ravine, near Pine Station, P LAGER
county, May 10th, by B. +. Smith, J.P.. DAVID
NJ. DAVIS to MARY ANN Cross.
In Auburn, May 9th, at the residence of the
bride, Ivy r. G. Poland, J. r., Mr.. II. D. PEPPER
to LIZZIE CLARK.
We hope the good things Of this life may he
spiced as we'll as Pcppered to suit the taste
Of the happy couple.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

BIT Too SooN.-We are sorry for our
Democratic brethren Of the Press who we're
oaugbt-not on The first day Of April-by
the " sub Of the E.meralds Union, and es'
pecially are We grieved that tbs black and
tan sheet. the Sacramento Union should so
hastily danouucs the pure radical Esmeralda
Union as diminutive sheet, published on
the shores Of The American dead sea With
only hundred readers and IN alkaled editor
What does the alkalied editor F." think oil
bis big brother at Sacramsntoa
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

GoRuAM RULES THE Roosr.-George G.
Gorbam bas been elected member Of The
National Republican Committee and inside,
With little Charley DsLong, the Executive
Committee Of this coast. We are pleased
at this action. We want Gorham to manage
the campaign, to stump the State and handle
the greeubacks. Should success attend the
efforts, Gorham will dispense the public
patronage on this coast. 10 that event the
friends Of the Union, Bulletin, and Bee will
not get smell. George is just the sort Of
men that rise to the top in corrupt parties
like the mongrsl one.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

GRANT AND BurLER.-The Monitor says
next 10 Butler, Grant is the weakest man
the nongrels could have nominated. When
We ANNOUNCED that Grant was the lamsss
duck the Chicago Convention could have
selected, We had forgotten Beast Butler, Of
spoon thief notoristy.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

Nor SATISFIED Mongrel Chicago
Convention seems to have had grave doubts
as to whether their abors would prove salts
factory to their crazy adherents. After the
platform bad been adopted and Grant and
CoIiax nominated, there was so muchdissalis
faction and muttsrings, both loud and long.
that it was evident that something should he
doue. In this emergency the fellow that
got SO terribly whipped in the Wilderness
came to the rescue with the following reso.
luton which was adopted:
Resoiued, That the adjournment Of this Con-
vention shall not work the dissolution Of the
same, but it sha II remain organized, subject 10
be called together ut any time or place that the
Republican Executive Committee shall designate.
By this it seems the majority was not will
ling to adjourn and leave the action Of the
Convention as it stands, as fnality. They
don't like Grant, they have supreme dis
gust for him aud his scottish stupidity, and will
probably wiring letter Of decIination from
him or boldly reconvene the Convention and
heave him overheard body and breaches.
We advise our Radical friends to keep quiet
until the Chicago Convention adjourns sine
die, which it cannot now do until it is recon-
vensd. These Radical chaps are great on
supplemental reconstruction acts, and per-
haps they will try their hands upon sup.
Elemental nomination for President. We
don't care what they do; we can clean out
Grant or any other man they put up.
Get out Of the wilderness"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

We HoPE. Nov that the Bostouians
have stolen the bones Of General Putnam and
family to b manufactured into buttons,
knife-handlss. etc., We hope to hear no more
Of rebels making rings and dripking.cups Of
the bones Of Federal soldiers. Examiner.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
rop PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
Il, T. e. KEWEN OF Los Angeles
TEIOS. HENLEY *. Of MendocinO
WIN, II, WALLACE OF San FranciscO
A. H. DIDBLE OF nevada
GEORGE PEARCE OF Son0ma
ALTERNATE ELECTORS.
rnsxN n rxITrRELL OF S01anO
JBURCKHALTER ofMariposa
n. r. MYRES OF FIecoF
7. N. MARTIN OF 0utse
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
Democratic County Central Committee.

Al large, John Connor Robert Gordon, VIM.
NJ. Crutcher.
CrFIckRs: r. G. Poland Chairman; Robt. Cor
don. Secretary; VIM NJ. Crutcber, Treasurer
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: R. c. Poland, Robert
Gordon. John Conner, J. W Blanchard, DR.. D. G.
Turney.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
BORN.

At Blue Canon, Placer county, May 18th, the
wife OF j. F. Talbot. of daughter.
In Auburn, May 25th, the vile Of E. W. Eel
lows, OF q son.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

NEGROES AHEAD.-Tbe late Mongrel Con-
vention 10 South Carolina, was composed Of
6fty.one mean whites and seventy three ne
groes. Weinvie the careful attention Of our
readers to the personnel Of the above couven
ton, feeling assured that every man Of sense,
sensibility. self respect and patriotic devotion
10 the true interests Of his whole country,
will turn from It's perusal with ineffable, un
utterable and sickenipg disgust, for every
thing radical. Shame, shame upon the
party that uphoIds, aids, abets, and ratfes
the acts Of such base, dastardly, illegitima'e,
couglomerate, bodgs-podge, white, blue,
black, yellow. nasty bodies as this one has
been; and yet in the face Of all this. the
whole radical press Of even California,
are urging the admission Of South Carolina
upon the Constitution framed by this medly
crew. Be warned in time, you Radical
editors. Fourteen thousand decent Repub'
licans, voted the Democratic ticket 10 Cali
forna last Fall, and we shall find at least
twenty thousand more doing the same thing
in November next, it this pegroizing OF
American States goes on. For every elec-
toral vote you gain 10 the South by such
abominable, disgusting policy, you will lose
Eve 10 the North.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

NEWCASTLE DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
This Club will hold their regular meeting at
Holders Hall, in Newcastle, Saturday, June 9th
1868. j. NJ HOGUE, CHAIRMAN.
j. w. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
Headquarters Saloon.
HUGH BURNS, Proprietor.

Main street, opposite Robert G,ors..,.
Store,
AUBURN, CAL.
LEAVING BECOME SOLE PROPRIETOR
Il Il OF this well known and popular Saloon o wH
relitted il throughout in n neat and comor,,h,a
manner, with tables, chairs, etc. will he bannv
to See my friends RI
The best of Wines, Liquors aud Cip.r.
Always on Hand,
And at prices to suit the times. Also. the bc..
OF Lager Beer. and ice in hot weather.
Auburn, May %. 1868.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

ABOLITION GRoUNDswELLs.-Wec ondense
and render in plain English some OF the
Mougrel groundswells enumerated by our
neighbor, the Stripes.
The negroes have carried Louisiana. The
negroes have carried South Carolina, the
whites not being allowed to vote. The me-
groes and carps,-baggsrs have carried Geor-
gs, the whites being disfranchised on ao-
count of color. The Tar River dirt.eaters
and niggsrs have carried the election in
North Carolina. The blue belled carpet
baggers and oiggers have by great efforts
and voting early and often carried Ark"nsas.
We have some respect for the color Of the
skin Of the Stripes man, end we think. after
mature reflection, he will join Us in feeling
ashamed of his heralded groundsweIls. 1t 1t
was not for niggers what would become oil
the white dirt eating Abolitionists.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

Practice Acr.-We publish on the first
pags of the HERALD, to-day, the amendments
of the Practice Act in reference to Justices
Courts. The amendments are very impor-
tan both to officers and Iitigants. Debts
under three hundred dollars, in the future,
in the absence Of a special contract. muet be
paid in the Township where contracted
Persons interested should preserve the Act
and govern their business matters according
ly. This Act, probably, applies to all out
standing obligations, as it does not violate q
contract but only changes the remedy. This
however is question Of law which the SUI
preme Court, in all probability, will be called
upon 10 decide.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
DIED..

At San Francisco May 18th, JOHN A. RoBB,
of Dutch Flat aged 46 years.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

cov 7 p HOGE Chairman,
Tuos. N. CAzNEAu. Secretary
GEO. Pen JOHNSTON ..................Tr Treasurer
LIST Congressional District. ......A. g: BRADFORD
on1 ,...W M. WATT
YrJ ~ ROBT. FERRAL
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30

At large J. p. HoGE, Tuos N. CAzNEAu. J. II.
BAIRD GEO. PEN JOHNSTON. and CREED RAYMOND,
San Francisco ; j. W. CoFFRorH. JOHN BlGLER,
Sacramento J. S. MEREDITH, Folsom.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
THE BANK EXCHANGE
SALOON,
SIMMONS 4 PETERSON, Proprfetors'

NNHE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE WI
Il tice that we have thorou ghly re-ftted anu
re furnished our splendid Saloon, on Main s'Iee &C.,
opposite Harwood l. Fellows Tinsbop. o~
Lay Out" embraces rare assortment Of
Foreign and California Brandics, 70"
Wine, Champagne. and other
Genuine Liquors.
And all other Concomitants of Firsto' Sss
Saloon. "Dap in." We shall be happy 70 ~
all our old friends, or any other man " SEE no.
Liquors and Cegars, l|1'S o
sIMONS L. PETERSON
Auburn, May l4th, 1868.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-05-30
SLAUGHTERED.

Ola OO04G0G
Old Ben Wade being the first choice Of
the Chicago Convention and about to get the
nomination for Vice President, was, through
a buried and forced combination. inconti'
mentally and numerically slaughtered.-
Wade, who is in fact, good representative
Of the party, was steadily gaining votes and
led the strongest competitor, Gov. Feutou,
of New York, 80 votes, Wade having 40
to Fentou's l4O. This would never do.-
Wade's principles we're known, be bad per
jured himself on the impeachment vote. and
must be slaughtered. What shameless, cold
booded wretcbes, these mongrels are. The
man, Ben Wade, they have been perjurng
their very souls to make President, is not
now even ct for Vice President. Perhaps
they recollected how the Peudletou Demo
cracy of Ohio, knocked the socks off old
Beu's sinking feet, last Fall, and concluded
that, although it was I'LL right for perjured
Senators 10 foist him on an unwilling people
as President, it would never do to let
the people vote on the question OF even Ben's
fitness for Vice President Harlan Of Iowa,
and Curtin Of Pennsylvania, we're forced efi
the track, and their votes given against
Wade. a shout raised, and old Ben sunk to
rise no more. Well, the Infamous sinner
deserved it all, but then what becomes Of
The doctrine Of honor among thievess
Wade has been wsdiug and wallo~ing in
the cess pool Of Abolition corruption and
fana,icism for The last twenty years, and now
he has got bis reward. Turned out to Craze
around the disgusting, miscegenating spre'
cincts Of Oberln. drink bis own rot gut, and
finally, curse God and die. But for seven
decent, conscientious Republicans, these mad
rascals would, through perjury. have placed
this same, now offcast, Wade in the seat
once occupied by Washington, to do the
dirty, tyrannicaI work Of hi. masters for ten
short months. Who wants Cabinet
appointment under Wade uow! Don't all
speak at once. Wade can take comfort in
the thought that there are as mean men as
he left out in the cold to keep him company
Here is the list, Wilson Of Massacb usetts,
Fenton Of New York, CresswelI Of Mary land,
Curtin Of Pennsylvania, Harlan Of Iowa,
Hannibal Hamliu Of Maine, Pomroy Of Kan
sas, aud James Speed Of Kentucky. Yes, we
think that CressweIl and Speed are even
meaner than Wade Who are the FIVE
Mongres from California that voted for
Wadel Their cake is dough. They should
have Aopped sooner. Good bye, old Ben.
You have done many dirty, corrupt and
tyranuical act. You have been Ioa,hed this
many a long year by all decent men, bu'
now, since your own mad, thieving crew
have cast you of, you may as we'll wind "
yonr wicked career, as Jim Lane Of Kansas
did. Have YOU the courage?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-10-16
HOW ToIerIo GroITa.

The Cleveland Herald saws the
growth of Toledo, Ohio, is remarkable
instance OF great success under adj
verse circumstances. Nosection of the
country, of like extent. was more the
prey ofspeculators in the wild DAYS of
1885 Is IN this lying upon the Afaumee
from its mouth up a dozen miles above
Toledo. There were eighteen paper
cities on that river just above and be-
low Toledo. Fortunes innumerable
were made in day and lost in a
month, and for years the Maumee
country lay under Speculative curse.
Toledo had vital merits, and capi-
tslists laid their selfish hands up
on it. The diggings OF the canal,
and the dense unsunned vege-
table deposits OF that rich soil, gave
Maumee country a Iever-and.agnish
reputation, consequently Toledo at
tracted only such enterprisfuR people
as dared brave disease. Some score of
years ago, Cleveland merchants knew
a visiting stranger to be from Toledo.
because he took the sunny side of Su.
perior street as an antidote for the chill
that WAS in his bones. But all that has
passed into story.
Last year there were one thousand
four hundred and fifty buildings erect
ed, one hundred and twenty Of which
were business houses. This year the
growth in building is far in advance of
that mark, and as regards its business
blocks, Toledo, in proportion to its in
habitants, distances Cleveland. In1S4O
Toledo was hardly a village; now 1t
numbers over thirty thousand perma-
nent inhabitants.