The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-11-03
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..Tennysons new long poem is about
ready for publication. cation .REsT TahsaW..
OfenLaeh-is writing another 4operas
entitled II lIledesReriutipans z 4Te
The latest hodscsfiiihisliing vanitysis
golden'keys in rosewood doors.ed J..
A late Quarterly Review estimates the
population Of the world atlily850,200k
600. Esssaot = lssa460i ,ri2Gt ess
Paris ladies go out spoftain wAhTds
and gun. One was caagA without r.
cense the, othcr, day, and fined. a'
Philadelphia is toimport fye hu3dea
dollars worth OF spafroMs to- fight ehe
ineasGfing worEsl.
By the yeSf49o0 tho cereal apro,lr1tts
Of the West VIII mnolaltto nsOye t!mif3,i
C00,0oo,e 800 bushels. srss sea. fsys sssi
A Mississippi lady recently sshot and
killed a truly loyal negro who attempt
ed an outrage upon hefIas q sHai slsm
The Episcopal ConrefItioti at sNew
York has adopted, the canon fhcreasii:,
the number Of Bishops - giH la'i'a'sI
A Boston negro has baea awarded
four months imprisonment for stohfhg
Democratic sprocessieHobs1ass aar
iowa has taken to. wiilesmaling, and
10000 gallons willsbe made this seasoa
in the vicinity of Burlington. ST -gx
The Spanish revolutionset freea Mad
rid editor, WHO was serving aterIn-ofa20
years in prison7 1854 ~ 8 1swssf s=s
In some portions of Minnesota psnk
checks for ono dollar and two doflafs
pass current on account of tile sca1eityof
small notes. @ess" sis''sst -
Minnesota expects a crop Of about fif-
teen millions. Of bushels of wheat this
season, worth twenty million dollars
The State is ten Years old. ,sa -. Hs'
Nearly all the saddle trees matlcin this
country ae. manufactured by ten firms
doing business in st Louis. The annual
value is about 100000. ssasgD x
A Paris philosopher, in u gpacrsen
acoustics, ,findst that tlattel.y travels ,tothe
ear at the rate of l,900 yards to THE sees
ond: good advice at the fate7of 'sixteen.
The Governor General of InaiaAirel
ceives salary of Sl25, 600, and money
for his general expenses, which amounts
to about $3.50, 600, making in all S225400
in gold per year. e4 SO 9, .assss ssf
Texas has had a plague Of sgrassllop.
pers. They came Ilelouds that stretch-
ed as far as the horizon and ObsepreI
the light of the sun, eating every green
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A sraI woighin9 about two 3Iunlut
pounds was captured and killed in the
Antlrescogein Rivcrs at Brunswick Epn
| Thursday. About twenty years ago
seal was seen in the river, but mot one
since until the one above measionc.t, -
10 A half ounce letter going to sSaa
Francisco costs but three cents, postage,
To send similar letter to England VI
have to pay twelve. cents. There sr1
reason, founded in justice, why the tiif.
ference should 'be permitted to exist Ion
ger. ~xss
1t is stated that the cost Of each slave
rescued, on the coast of Africa by the
English fleet has cost the. Government
not. less than d quarter Of a nlillienof
dollars. Only niue persons were res
cued from slave.traders inthree yearsap
to 1857 vasg 4isa, fasf.sslr vfsssss
I 1t has been. decided in Michigan thata
brewer has no right to take the water OF
stream for the manufacture Of lager
beer, and that gentleman cannot bspefs
mitted to draw water from the same
stream to supply en- artificial fish pond.
Last year there were l,l90 liveslost-by
accident in coal mines in Great Britain,
and in the eleven previous years there
were 1l,400 lives in the same man.
ner. BY one explosion, in 1866, 36i
persons were killed, and in 1867, by the
explosion of the Feradale coiliery, It's
liv $ were sacrificed, @ lSa.
The apple crop in the valley OF tho
Connecticut is now being gathered, and
proves mach larger than was anticipated.
In the hill towns in Hampshire county
the first quality are selling as low as fiftY
cents per. bushel in the orchards. III
the valley towns the price is from two'to
three dollars per La rel saA s 70
An iron-j jaw man, for so he is called,
arrived in New York dnring the past
week from Europe. He is pronounced
one of the strongest nee ever SEEN
While holding by his legs to a trapeze
bar in the air, he.lifts a horse from the
ground by his teeth, az well as perform
ing many other wonderful feats of
strength. ,a- qo. c bsts.rsS -,
Although snuff taking by the npstrils
demand for snuff is rather on the in.
crease. The demand is kept up, the
manufacturers assert, by persons who
use snuff to cleanse their teeth. Used
as dental article, it is an exhilarant.antts
will, it is said, if freely applied, pfoluee
intoxication ss.a esss ~. .s,. - s.ssss-
The English scic ntifc papers are. .eri;i-
cising severely our new war steamcrs,-
They say that the entire new steam ma
chinery Of the United States Nsvysis tln
most costly, most cumbrous, least cfli-
cient and most utterly ridiculous in the
world and that no power in Christendoni
would tolerate such blunicro in its Ma
tional engineering practice. = Asss
A silver icll, weighing twenty-cirht
ounces, supposed to be of the lost
chimes ofisSt. Mary's cathedral, Lime
rick, Ireland, has been accidentally dis
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