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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
A NEW GIFr sWiNpLE.


SIN: A number of persons residing in my sec
eion Uexasj have been swinded by nrm styling them
esVes lottery agents under the name OF T. j. Furnss
60, No lCedaT-st, N. Y" and they have directed me-
ne "a this city, to have them brought TO Justice or
xe,nuE N that 70 expose them can find such con-
SeIn ~ no Cearet They promise In their finely got
circular 10 send q 900 upon the receipt OF and
eske 70 say many have been foolish aud weak enough
Ie Dali By giving this place In the columns Of
y y1a Psper yon may ad me IN getting clue TO the
~ ~ or ~ least prevent others from being gued
rnn swindleu ia ike manner. Yours DC n. C.
~ AieAokas Holet. Feb TO- lscs wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
J. JnaS,oS. IT,, Ageuone.E
DY NSON g. NJ Ii Err
ID AtCri0SgERS AND

REAL ESTATE BROkbkN
Ka - SlsArFr.. CEpAnsT. Akw'tc'n -
rsa, S,ors. Ls Csuu FnIn' bought sold ts1ua
sIassI ls.ss Arcs SAs.of teeks Fannr ha'e 40
ga WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY H. Al l. o'eloes
atb, E,,b,pgr Sa-sroou No. ~ pr,aiusv. Nss.l ork
AND Ions as USIOESf.. BRpOhLiS
Nos ia ~ and ~ uNfOSST between icAs ad Columbus %.
1d.arbe tor hes dweing sacl "SfI' t,
To- n The home. vel bt coaisia' IL rooms na@'t
sia..t. throughout connect e.
COL 20 to. are go- order shd convenient &C. The e I"'
lao NJ S.. voifvr M.hs hdIer Maps hbns o-ee VI
III Aue lonrsf. No IS Sassaust., hev.iork.
GA TUESDAY Feh H. 1t Ro'clock. go
At the EIeanye sae,svm III Broadway triniy Dadngl,
ksN-iofk ...
10, CuO'CE PROSPECT PAkK BEDFORD tBoulcyaril AVE,
snJ ether VAlUABLR BROOKLYN LOTS at A. CIlOH .
q NAIirr Pave directly o;pos "
tie the uisTsseson OF I'0'fs WIZ war
rcf-t ~ srlruid lots
IxioS ,r-s =. "a fst es.t ~ Sixth ave- lota
A.o SPLENDID NfSEThkNrH WARD PROPERTY, on
DsDYuRp ourvard AyxS T. of HeSessi, very ehoee
lots-ons ~ the Quest the DoulrsArL 49,.
Tsw.ssT-S =. nB fe,t east Of Bedf- rl-syr.. lots
U0oFyKsr-s, r. b.tgern lee srd Mircy-ayes.. 2 lots
PKsNsr-N 4 l68 l-et EAST 81 Dei0T i-ay., lot,
lxwg.r-N n very Iseaye Church. lots
PENNsT.rN s., 10 feet east ~ Lre-ayr. 2htS
% feet inches east ofMarcyaTe. loh
IoorKRsT-N =. - feet wet ~ liAnison-tse. f0ii
kKAPsr-S n. - feet eat II HarcyaYe., lotA
MAKCNavg -. r. nf Ksap-t. lot~
PfNxsr-S =. 80 feet esst of MaTcFaNe.. u lots
NlRcT. AVE- sni KEaPsT-S. r. oor.. Z lot.
HOoPsKsI-S T., 20 feet east Of Aarcy.Ave, 6'os .
number 81 ether lois ioated IN parts OF bsoosn
Terms eGe ~ NJ - Nasiasi n D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
Sutton Sails Of I,al cs.att.

A DMINIsTRATRIX's SALE at PUBLIC
~ AUtTOS-FAaM'. vita bal sc tae,eon e,tite o. The late
JOsBiIl Isr. deceased 90 II hSDAl ftb is AZ
m, tr-tri.. ui.e u station at q late brus'
o~ pOr (. aes opposite rcs-nee Of tol A. D. Wood AID
or1,d o th,s 6y PLOT WITH tobacco AeJ
On oaui bounded un tlre sides b. pubic hgI"S'
w. ~" - ~ q BERGgN AlmlnI,tr.ttt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12

| rniaf.
lO4l. Peterson sgt The Nsror. e.
lOlJ. .M0nahan Ggt lie Mayor, &c
lOt5. .f,rBskes al ChinnoeS.
IL. f. ~ ,.eps Il a. agt Halsey ct a
1881. Hi at Stewsr. ct ii.
1875. .ysffay ct Al. st. Liverpool
N I. anil Phiia. 5. B. Co.
l1sS. Smith oct. Gui.ek.
lU51. Harrison sst. n. J. Steam boa
Co.
1901. .LnBdmari AT. Keaney.
1913. JOKES AIT Wade ct al
sgPKxaK COUgT-ClKCuIr.-PAk
opens q
f94. Martin 81 al agt. Spolss. sd-
ininistrGtFiK, &C.
500. Hunt ct al. sgt. SPOTS. adm.
lO64. .husi.ey AT. Beach ct al
llU2. Bostwick agt. BALI. l. Obi,
Railroad CO.
ll0s. .SpatI sst. Lyons
llOj. .peyser sgi. friedman.
HOS. .Dosner sgt. Cent. pk. ~ Il
+. Xiv. tail DAD Co.
ITO. Thomas AIT. Chapman e. al
lll2. .HucheE AIT keyns.
SUYKzzE CoURr--ClRCuIr.-Psrt
opens Al
l7s. Monroe ast. Hudson River
x. X. Co.
as. .Rorke et al. sgt. Parker 81 al.
III. Cohen et al agt. McGay.
4lJ. Dyer agt. Ots Ct o.
9Gl. Levy sgt. keiehman, &c.
lOi8. Van H0utea at. Robinson.
AZ. Meu.ck el al agt. Haley Ct al
40. Hale agt. Holiday.
isl. .Shsrkey sgt. FTahklln.
$50. Lag at. Chslllss
80. MINIS AT Thersen.
2St. Webster sgt. Racket. et Al.
6UPKKHE CoUST-SPEclAL TsKs.
opens az ~ .
10. .Herrick 2. al. agL Mayor, 6c.,
OfSeW.Y0rk.
IS. .Hoibrook agt n. J. Lint Go.
N..Ssargis at. MuIlor, inpFd.
Issues Of l.
O.. Hoffman et al AL Schultz
Ell al
IS. Same sgt. Sane.
66. Davenport, Rec'r. Re-, agt
knuner 6 al.
81. .Phenir Back Of ~ \. agt
Sanford et al
So. OAKLEY, Brr, Se., agt Dan
forth Il al.
80. Johnston sgt. Cous. Sill hip.
Go. 81 al.
SUPREME COuKr-CHAsBERa--H
al 10 q. m. Gall
III. .CsrmSn, g.. sgt. Moore.
800. .McGlowan szt McGlowap.
SUPERIOR COURr-TKIAL TSRs
Court oper
2s47. Wood sgt DE Camp.
2s5S. .Pendril sgt. Second-sEs. kslI'
rad 90.
24l9. .Fairxeather sgt. Sstterly.
SOL. Ramalcy sgt. Leland 81 Al.
1888. LaIier sgi Wyman ct a.
3543. .Sulfbaeber et Al. agt hesueh
etsl.
1891. .Hoehle. &c. agt berieIa.
SuPsKioR CoURr-TKIAL TIRE
Court operI
1916. Dickinson Agt Scott
nv. .Narksou sgt Cohen q Al
313s. .CosteT sgt. Peters
31Ol. Perry agt Rossnblstt
3;os. .Esrleson AIT Brvughtou.
3716. The Broadway baak sst,
Howard.
2o7s. Security Ina Co. az n. J..
Steam Nav. Co.
1sls. .Stages sst n. j. Steam Nav.
60.
1888. .Buhlsr al. Goldersiein et a..
CouKr o. Cosxos PLKAs-TRIA
the
PART H.-Hsh BY BAsRrr7
CAT. Bird agf. Pond.
6j5.. WilmsFth sgt. Frederiei.
s42. .frantlin MAnufg &C. agt
Star Fire lps. Co.
aa7. .Qusnchl sgt CsIassA
e0s. .Will,rd agl Murphy, 10
1896. Brady eTt BUTTERFLY 81 al.
743. CLANS, nc. sgt. Schssidef, lie.
iye4. Potter. he at. Merritt
hAnIss CopRr-1RIAL THsn.-H
o'sios
a.. .NeMurrly sgt Howard.
81. .Snosdea sgt Doaglssa
%. .MoBdinsa sgt- Topper.
81. same Az. Sane.
loo. Booth AT Hardy
l0l Burke AT. Oliver.
la. .DonHelly sgt Maxwell
LOO. Waite sgt. Ryan-
wall sst AApss-
ic7..Cebsra sgs sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
Got,Is.
A MEXICAN HOUSE.
~ BOSTON. nASS.

A MEXICAN HOUSE.
n BOSTON. HASS
Te very important AMI Improvements VII "a have ree
been made in liotr the largest ia s
lie ,ropiro Families, aud tae Ira'slhk
ons t. sny other lo'e Il
ruy the pa been Dade OF saes
,panets WITH bathing water closets 1e hAfhei; ono VI
Tun avat)r. the best ever constr u 90
y. guests upper Of the house in minute we
have been richly c,rpeed and the ere hoss orosn9
MEMS and relrsed msAng IT, IN all It's Appo me- ~ ~
an hotel codniry. Teeg sp ODE, Billiard a Al NAo "H
the frst door LEWIS hI'b Il 'O''' '''P''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
CONFIsCATION-THE LEGAL EFFECTS OF PARDON
AND AMNESTY.

In the United States Supreme Court yester--
day the plea heard Of the et Iousst FounGeEy an.
George CrOaan tho United States. On tie l2tn 81
November 1884, United states Marshal In LOUISIANA
seized lot building thereon, and tho tools ana ma
chnery therein contained, AID on Inc same day .as
prorty wa, proceeded against by the United states At
torney, under tine act II August lel Tor haNg oeos
used for surrectonary purposes On tine sh OF Janns
~ 1885, George CrUnau, te eidlIaBt Oh the properly ueA
his plea stating that he had taken the oat required ~
General Orders No ~ 81 MajOrGen Butler, command
Ing Department OF the Gulf aud that on the Y OF rso
ruary he Lad taken the oath OF amnesty anu prioa
invited by the Presidents prOelalatlOD III lhe oh Vi "
cember. 1852 10 this plea the United stas DssrlctAt
tyrncy Ned January Ia 1865, demurrer maintaining
n 10 s insufficient ia law, and praying Tor luhglehs ~
accordance with the prayer OF the lDei On the 2lN
OF February 1865 the below gave Judgment dis
missing the plea OF pardon fled ny George Gro
aud DEFINING tie property 10 Dc lOIe!lea 70 ts
Uued States Previous TO ng Tue ABOVE ple.i .r n
fled u formal claim aud answer 10 the ioei on the yth OF
January 1865 From the Judgment 80 rendered TINS aP-
peal Is taken. and the claimant contends that mat
tr history that the general order Of Geh Butler NO
A. invited the nhabtlnts Of his department TO DECLARE
themselves, by oath of allegiance Ia pursuance VI VIC
uy 1867 and the Presidents proclamation, issued IN
pursuance OF the act the 25h OF Jny oo2 lac Coz
ernmcnt submit In reference to Tie plea " paru9h aus
amnesty as IL - termed, nothing need be said save
what this Court has said In the case OF tho
Gray Jacket, concerning the effect ana opersuos
OF the apqesty proclamation on Zee nrc.or fi'
Aud herein the decision OF this Court on the pout nss
mentioned in the above citation sgrees Win Tue com
merits Tins iud rst overruled the plea and thea
condemned the property The latter part OF the uas,
ment was probably. the result OF consideration OF tue
proofs of which record seems to be unusually td
but II Is not the law that Judgment oQ such plne
should be respondent Yvssr Even IN criminal cases
defendants plea DO adudged against him, he shan
not have Judgment TO answsg over but the decision VIII
operate a. Conviction. 1his is the English rule IN ms
@ lT a ~ wa owned the property IA
1s-62, dlvested 0f all title by operation Oh tne lot
eilvIe pronounced 6y the act Of lSGl he eoe!oa q.
tito 70 Duty n 1884, aud therefore DunYs nofsase W
him was worthless,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12

A. II.
by BANGS. MERWIN q Co, Broadway cor
I'D AhSaes Of Books Works Of Arr Fancy Goods Fdrn'ars &c
TIL RSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
Fehraary - and IA, at o'clock
OIL PAINTNGS-A valuable collection chiefly inst received from
Vance eomrr " Gems Of Ancient and Mo Art, iucdng
s,n,Dted ORIGINALS by WOUYERNAN and CLAUDl IoR AlNB aso
collect Europe artists skst Catalogues
are read the = exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12

I-oyer and Term.neI al Civil cst-
loss. Ball AT Ssitt
LOO. .fr1Eer et a.. aimrs., Az. Free.
ma r. al
1913. Frack agt. Koehler.
iOT3. Schultz agL Cummings
l0S7. Reel agt. Cummings
1913. W cslOa sgt. Lhimberisin-
lo0l. Morton q Al. azt Dlsbrsw.
1895. Mummy AZ. BAKER cs ~
US. smith agt. Stelpie.d
.C81. Bal AIT SUIT.
IT.-Hell By MuLLIs, J. Cssrs
10 a. m
lIl4. stewart sgt. Keith.
ne. .struth az. Steam Derrick Co
Ills. Greene at. Repper.
llD. " ilssn Az. JeG.
M. Hook AT. Arms
IllI.. Whittier ~. Butler et al
Il26. Hoffman sst. Earl.
liI. .Allen sgt Porter ri al
I III. .Bsttelle etaL sgt Howe 81 Il
ll3l. .Hagsr et o.. Agt CLARK 81 al
ll3&. Turner 81 Al. AT. heating.
II. Held BY HOsEBoox. ]. Coss
~ q. ~.
10. .HsrlbGrt AZ. wrgh, e Al.
7G7. bel, Admit, Sst SPeit %
a.. Adg'rA
82l. Genet at. COursen-
co.,. GruLe ct all AT. PendsrSHSs
81 o..
G64. .Ba!,imsre and Cabs sne.tiRG
Manufacturing Go. 49,
Holmes VI al.
$50. Potter sgk LYMAN 81 al
608. .TygeE et al agt Moore et a.
ts3. Gould agt LyddOa 81 Al.
He'd by sUTHERLAsD. J. Cosre
o.. Demgrrera
%. Howell, IT,, ct al AT Hosr
aDd ct a..
81. zgt -
e. agt. -
IS. .-asL -
v spd Fact
~. .Tosl. 81 a. AT. Selsnsa
bhs,er.
9ai sp. -
81. Mullen and arc. sgt Deekss
AM 900.
9ii. - AIT -
81 .sirth-avs. Il. r. Co. sgt No
IBtyre II al
90. Noe Az. NsHders01-
az ssckett Az. HsTsns.
a By BAHxAKp. J. Court ops<S
calendar Il ikm.
z7i. .MeGlow.n sst hcGleNas-
-Psar He'd BY BARsors, J.
AZ la. N.
1883. Nee at Newton.
3J6l. Dodge et al sgh Clyde.
IJ4i. Dodge 81 al AT. Hatch.
on. Kidd, n. 6c. sgt. Nicksan, tA
.63l. .NcO~eu sgt. Leissr.
$3.50. Taylor AT. blsstie Ceas sge
60.
s57. Todd agt. Wight.
i6g5. Cocks sgt Rhise.ssder, ke
PANT IL-usld BY NeCcss. L
AZ III N
ss4l. .ssIibsehsr ct a. sgt seLe
man .. al
1893. Toledo, Logsnsport and n. =
X. X Co. az. Ra~kL
1888. Parker AT. Godiin ss Al.
i7T%. .Jafrzy q a. AT, ksnass
q al.
}s47. White et al sst Ariasb.
SS4. Reynolds sgt Ot.soD.
l7S1. .Adams agt BlsLcsa 81 Al,
Ss4. .Berkan ssA Lang stL
rsNx-PAnr I.-Ad.oarnsd foe
I'm.
.. Court opens at Han
l0l7. .PsstFstsh stal AT. kesenthsL
sss. .ZsnOni 81 a. sgL AsahAies
SOAP Go.
s6s. .Csnpaisuise ct al Az Asrss-
roy es a.
500. .sissislr Gc.. at Allaire.
So. Upton AT BedloN.
SIS. Kaiser sft ksllUAn-
$40. ,P.ske AIT Thaetsf, kc.
4 by ALKEk, J. Coart opsss a. 10
Q. n.
los. .Lseouey AT. Hslsssd
-..segthof AZ Asrsa
lc9. Brennan aTt CslrsE
10. Stewart agt Cou.of.
III. .keeley agt krsns-
~. .Westlaks sst AstHss-
10. .Kias agt Psrssr.
~. Hughes sgt Ssrstt
rs. Aeswesssg sSt frsists
.sssIGshis 60 pA,asf<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
J. TONI ArrIontrr. = . = =. :.
DOSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE OF ELE-

DOSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE OF ELE-
j CANT PRIVATE RESIDENCES AND VALUABLE VACANT
LOTS IN TIKI THIRD WARD BROOKLYN. BELONGING TO
THB ESTATE or MRS ELIZA SMITH, pEcEAsBD.IJAMSs
COLES SON WEDNESDAY Feb H. at IL O'clock az the
sseom heI Building No 10 Cogr't BrooAn the elegant
brsteas Private dwellings Nos " and 81 Lhs,onst oe"stn court
and % aud 70 Clinton ST. nearly opposite Livingston
G anil ~ csst between Jonlemon and SAests Also
Garden IN the above Also two vacant lots
10 Of Nos 81 and ,, LVngon ooe ~ es
front Tbs PROPERTY Sole o. th' most aesa, ns can We
premises can he obtained the Davenport
ESQ LII and A. j. BekmSu, No. 10 Coust
Bruokyn
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Du1rN ano gucms.

TWO or three ROOMS WANTED, FURNISHED
a, I r.hd In pe n-irhborhood IN fsSlork Jersey
Ctr Tor ian IN three Of references Adiess, with parea
lars g.. Tribune O6ce
\ NOZROF-ST.. corner OF Catharine-st.-
Board with pleasant Rooms Cor Young men, AMI gentlemen Aiu 'D
wives Terias inoivrae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12
GrockIpu AtaI 6st1t, for Sal'.

DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE
4 Hamilton IT.. brick houses. 3 story. 5000 each
Pr~siteutst hrick hoes O. 81 ~, 20 each
OIf,ru-st. Jstarr Sl3ton
H. rdst AIth all SevenihEvrs brOsnston $1,000
Elnirst house ami groubls 1850.
Ffantlnate.. new liuuser, rl1,Ol
Lots b,t0e.u Red aud atchrnsvr, cash or eIoh.hg,
~ Luis on AiLntctve, each ~ eIbaige
Is lots 81 lIertntr-st. cash or exchange.
- lots on iuliontvr.. cash or etslauge.
q Ltis Paci6c st. cash ~ ttchaugr
Houses. "a tasv, good looatou. $3.50 each
Farms Nswio city Property, Money Loan
and SALES 81 Real Estate II Auct on. by
CHAMBERS KlCll Auetoneon aud Real Estate br.k-r,
No At
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Go. 4 LIAv1T, Auctoirer. - -, =, :.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

lD HALL. place and Eghthft LbAflII SikhBel1h .
LIBRARIES AND SOLD
THURSDAY FrtrIs- sBi following DAYS st oeoek p M
81 collection Of English books OF tcct poria'
on comprising cbace ard select assortment 81 works 10 every
IL the best editions IN egalt bindings
many vsuabe illustrated works &C. &C. amo9g Which NAV tie men
vols CO9tahcs Landscape ScLery Ck
Vov,re, Is and Ata. nauers Oeua Scuerv and Animated
N..ufe Uass Of Miabar cood plates Dore's Hts
II Moore; lrys Care lures WITH
suppressed vols Grer Flora vols Grauer Ornamental
Art; ugnss Cell rn HOganas Works; ilobens Henri VII
J.rpes Naturalist Lhrarv ~ vols Lswnce Gaery iaWstss
roins large paper; Msdlrus Jewish Coinage large papers Ole
School q rssn. Prhad HIT ~ hsu. cooed psie 'OH
Pugns WORKS; Lonloa Pnnch, 20 vols &C. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-12

OTYicE on ASSISTANT QuAETERN tsTER-t EysNtL
No Il >rirK So. Ngw-ioRE CRY, Feb Y, 1913 )
GOVERNMENT SALE.-Will be sold at pub
" lie suction at SANDY ook N y H. at THURSDAY, Feb
g. 1868. TO the hshet bii er;
II Frame bui digs in good eoudtoE
10 cords Of Wos4
rs go 10 Of A'tlrArte Coal (nu sze}.
TermsCash T. Tru Notes Ten per cent down az time Of
gs,s RUFUS INGALLS,.
Drevet Msiar-Csnra and Assist O. ". General Z. 4 ARM
DUBLISHEKS' SALES BOOKS, BOOKS,
Il BOOKS. Ga THURSDAY, fr l3 by MINER SOMBkNlLLE,
AustoBeers Bock, exhibition aud sstaogses ready
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COURT CALENDARs-TUrs D1r.


SUPREME CoUKT-GENKRAL rshk.-Adiourned 10 Peh. a.
SrPAxzE L-oye and Term al Civil Cal
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10
A Word Of Prudence--HOw to Save
Your Money.

No matter how well to do man may
be, IL Is his duty 10 save every useless
outlay Of money. The prudent man will
liVe vclI, and yet without extraviganoe. be.
cause he has a right ray Of arranging his
affairs. He dresses well, at o lower ex.
pense than his less prudent neighbor in
bis shabby clothes, because he takes sthe
trouble to find out the right place to buy
his clothing. He knows that House that
has an experienced and Sbrewd buyer,
and who knows how 10 select goods Of all
descriptions for the market in which he
is located, and selects them upon large
scale and pays CASH for them, can sell
goods in such manner that all classes
will rejoice. because such q House have
the right sort of facilities and resources
for supplying their establishment with
the most suitable goods. Those who are
prudent we'll know that such House ia
the laeesgheys they ought TO deal. We
viii only add that the imu.ease number
Of people who have fairly tried Il, car
substantiate that such . model House IL
no Olher but the popular and reliable
House OfDAY VILE s. DRoTnERs, on Mair
street.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10
Prepare For Cold Weather.

Nov isis tie time to prepare for the
cold and disagreeable weather that is
fast approaching. A hnslOt Of clothing
Of all kinds is necessary; and you all
want to know. where to get the best sup
ply for the least money. Go to the we'll
known house Of WILL & Co., at Zaleski,
where you can find the latest Ptyles Of
Hats and Caps selected from the most
popular establish msni; the most superior
Flot Of Pants, Vests, shirts, Socks, etc the
best quality OF Boots and Shoes o. the
best msnufaciure; and every other ar
ticls you may wish. ThsladiSs should
20 there without fall io
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10


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expound and enforce the great ideas Of
government taught and prscticed by Thom.
as Jefferson and Andrew jackson, which
in the past made our Government great,
renowned and prosperous, TO an extraor-
dinary extent. They are ideas TO which
the people OF the United States must
come back, if fthey would have permanent
good Government. The recent defeat of
the Democratic party makes il the more
necessary that we should labor with more
rOsOlute dissemination in behoif Of The
integrity of.be Union for The preserva.
lion Of the constitution, for Equal Taxa
tion, for One Currency for ali, and for
Retreucbmsnt and Reform. The srArEs
NAN will moi be devoted exclusively 10
politics. Special effort will be used to
make 1t, ia allrespectr, A DESIRABLE
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To this end The General News Of The
Day, Monetary and Market Reports, Con.
gressional and Legislative Proceedings,
when these bodies are in session, authen.
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Tales, Poetry, Agricultural ami Choice
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We thank our friends and lhe friends
Of the cause Of Democracy for iks exlend-
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10 The sTATEfMAs. and would regaFd IA as
an espcciol favor to have them make bar-
ticulAr effort 10 get up good Clubs for the
ensuing year. II will require only a Iii.
tie labor TO do this, whi'e il will enable
MS 10 publish paper here OF the Capitol
of The State that will be every way worthy
the great cause in behalf Of which we are
10 a. rin~ a. q ~ q. ~ .-- u.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10

Tue Radicals have an advsntsgs in
this town on election day Democrats do
not enjoy. They have more hog pOliti-
clans than the Democrats; they have q
cOrpOral's guard Of men who have no
shame, nor any respect for the good opin-
ion Of others-men who will do any mean
or dirty trick to make vote! Democrats
arc not hog enough to do WhatAhsy will
do-fOr they believe that every man
ought to exercise the right suffrage freely
and Independently. We always had an
abhOrrsncs for hog politicians. y
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10
A Deserved Com1ulilnent.

III On yesterday, the Hon. f.
w. Thornhill, Of Coshocton
county, was elected Speaker
Of the House of Representa-
tives, vice Hon. John f.. Fol-
let, resigned, by acclamation.
The motion was made, by Mr..
Gorden, Of Auglaize, and
found a second in Mi. John
son, of6Athens. This is a well
deserved oomplimentiand tho
House have conferred honor
on themselves equally, with
an old, tried, and useful mem
Der. Mr. 1Thornhill, by d long
term of. Honorable service in
The house, has made many
and, warm friends. No higher
compliment was ever bald,
than that onyesterday .unani-
mously paid Hon. French w.
Thornhill, and certainly. new
en- s was d compliment more
worthily bestowed. .--[ States
man, Oath ulta ro,,s sgs ssa:i.@; i35
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10
You ( Want II,

d.
Your wife wants 1t and your children
want ina pretty extensive wantt We
refer to that magnificent Journal. the
American Agricultural, which is just en-
tering upon its 2sth annual volume. ,As
il Is now taken and read by more than
10000 families, we suppose most Of our
readers already have It; yet there may
be some who do not know its value, and to
snch we would say, unhesitatingly, give
ita years trial. beginning now with the
volume. 1t is full Of good, reliable IN
forma ton, illustrated during each year
with hundreds of beautiful, pleasing and
instructive engrayings. Though iisname
indicates that tits an agricultural journal.
and as such it was originally started, il
has been gradually enlarged, toenbrncs
industrial pursui 3 generally. and especi
ally household labors, aud 1t ls Adapted
to meet the wants not only Of farmers
and gsrdaers, aud Of merchants and me
chsuics, having their little plots Or ground
but it is also Of great utility tolsll class
ss in cities and villages. The depart.
msnt for children and youth il worth 70
every family far more than the sub,
scription price, which is only $l,5o7a
year, or four copies for So. Let every
one take our advice and subscribe for q
year. 1t will pay. Orange Judd & Co.,
246 Broadway, New York City. are the
publisbors. A postpaid specimen copy
can. doubtless be obtained on renitting ID
or is cents 70 the publishers. f3i 4 'yaf
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10

PosTMAsTERs ThrOught the country
will save troubls by Obeying the laws in
regard TO newspapers, etc When . pa
per iemains dead in the Office for four
consecutive veek', ii is the duty Of the
postmaster or his deputy to send the pub
fisher Of the paperS written notice Of
the fact--stating, II possible, the rea asOn
why the paper is not taken. The return
ing to the publisher OF poper marked
'.not taken, !" grafused,p r or ''uncalled for"
is not legal notice. Postmasters who
fAilto comply rith;th law in this re-
spsCt are liable Cor. the subscription for
the time said papers remain deal in their
Office. m
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10

WORM REMEMBERING Don't live in
hope with your arms folded. Fortune
smiles on those who roll up their SELVES
and Put their shou ldera to the wheel tbat I
propels them on to wealth and happiness
Cut this out and carry 1t in your vest
pocket, ye who idle in the bar rooms and
on the streets.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-12-10

Tue DEMOCRATIC ALMANAC FoR 1862
We have now in press. and will publish
about the LIST Of January, 'trhe Democrat.
Iic Almanac for 1853. II will contain be-
sides the usual matter Of all Almanac q
full and offisial returns Of tho PEesiden-
isla and other elections, compared with
previous ones, the most important acts
Of Congress, President Johhson's veio
messages and proclamations, list Of Fed
eral and State 0ficers, Members Of Con
gress, statistical and other information
Indispensable to every politician eplentsv,
farmer, mercbsnt or mechanis.rf II glg.
,eAll orders win be filed according 10
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Single copies, by mail, prepaid. 20 cents.
Seven. copies, by man. prepaid, 81 90
Fifteen copies, by mail prepaid. 200
One hundred c0piss,fby express 1900
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