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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

4 uC5V INUIEUIU5
plalnt, Jaundice,
or Nervous Debili
rboea, Disease OF
all Diseases aris
ordered Liver,
lntestines.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-04

HEAD DITcHEs-Each year, as heavy
rains increase in number, the necessity
OF good, substantial head drains is
seen more plainly. The soil may be
well underdrained; yet, with the sud-
den and flooding rains which we have
had of late years, before the water can
sink in the soil to make the UNDER
drains available, away goes the food
on the surface, sweeping perhaps the
newly sown grain, together with soil
from one Of the farmers finest lots,
when good head drain would have
allowed no water to run on from above,
and thus saved the mischief. This is
especially the case around our lakes and
streams, where the ground is much de-
scending, where, through inefiiciency
of head drains, from shallowness OF
from utter lack Of such, our spring and
fall freshets make sad havoc. Would
il not be good idea for those Iaying
out new farms in lots, to lay them out
so as to give descent where possibl,
for head drains f--Cor, Country Gen
tIemdn.
WASHING THE STEMS OF FRUIT TREEs
The bark Of fruit trees lives for sev
eral years. In the apple we do mol
know exactly, but We believe about
six years. Annually, o new bark il
formed next to the wood, and conse.
ouently the outside bark Of o six-yeal
old tree W formed six years before
About six years (about this) the bari
dies and forms what 10 called rougl
bark, and this rough or dead bark re
mains on mRny years, getting thicker
and thicker from tho under side will
each years acoumulations.
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ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, ILL, October 2.
An Immense reunion of the Union
soldiers and ssilors of the Thirteenth
Congressional District was held here
to day. All parts Ot Egypt were repre-
sented. Large crowds came by the
steamers from points on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers. The railroad trains
were heavily laden with people, and
the roads from the adjoining counties
were densely crowded with borsemen
and we'll filled wagons. The procession
was headed by q chariot containing
young ladies representing each State
OF the Union, presided over by one as
the Goddess of Liberty. Although the
procession was made up only of those
who were uniformed and belonged to
clubs. 1t was nearly mile long. The
meeting was held on the old parade
grounds of Fort Defiance, and brought
up many recollections, associations
and "reminiscences ofthe war. Speeches
were made by General John A. Logan,
Governor Oglesby and others. Songs
were sung by Glee Clubs, and numer-
GUS brass and martial bands played
patriotic music. In the evening a
grand tOrchlight procession paraded
the streets. Nearly 10000 people were
present during the day; Democratic
Cairo never witnessed such sight be-
FORE
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, October Q.
Tue Roman Catholic Synod in this
city have enacted that no absolutiOn
must be given to a Freemason, and that
marriages must take place in the
church. A motion to prohibit absolu-
ton to FeniRns was lost.
In the Protestant Episcopal Diocesan
Convention, yesterday, report was
made on the proposed separate episco-
pacy for Northern New York, and the
establishment of Federal Council, in
compliance with a resolution passed at
the last annual convention. Debate
ensued upon it, and the convention
adjourned Till this morning.
WOrmand and O'Baldwin are train
ing for their fight, the latter at Bangor,
Me-, and the former in this city. The
fight comes of at the Isle of Shoals on
the 14th inst.
The losses by the fire in Courtland
street yesterday morning amount to
nearly S64 900, as follows: Olney d Co.,
& Co., on stock, SIC, 600; Parsons 81 Co..,
on stock, $500; Roberts, Cd building
$40 600. The losses were all fully COW
cred by insurance.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention
was in session to-day. The plan for q
Federal Council occupied most of the
session. Tho Low Church delegates
endeaVoTeu 70 INTRODUCES clhuse ue'
priving the Council of legislative and
judicial powers, but on a vote by orders
their substitute was lost-99 against 1856
Steps are being taken by the Stock
Exchange and Open Board to raise the
standard OF membership and increase
the initiation fee to $4,000.
A suit was before the Supreme Couri
to-day OF John Morrissey against u. E
Simmonds and others, 10 recover GER
tain lottery shares sold by plaintiff e
Simmonds, On which, 1t is alleged
there has been default in the pay
ments, and he has obtained an iDjunc
tion against the continuance OF the
business, and the appointment of re
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aERERAH DIX.
P,r,ter Evidence Of His Earnest Iu-
. dOrsement of Grant.

Further Evidence of His Earnest Au'
~. dOFsement of Grant.
FTom the GalenG (I1l.) Gazette, Sept. %.
A letter from Gen. Dix was received
in this city yesterday, giving his views
about the two candidates ior 'ne I.,,s,c Ires,-
dency, We copy in entire, omltllhg
only the opening paragraph:
80 PARIS, September 8.
have taken pains to contradict the
atatement in some of the newspapers,
that 1 am in favor of Seymour's elecuon
to the Chief Magistraoy of the Union. Ii
T ware at home, I should oppose htm Dy
ali fair and hon orable means. know
him we'll; and 1t Is my sincere pellel lnaI I
his want of firmness would renew ths
dissensions which have proughtso muen
tbintr he has any of the qualifications
which are eindispensiblet TO maintain the
public tranquility at this juncIure.
have great confidence In General
Grants honesty, good sense, souno
Judgment, moderation, steadiness Oh
purpose, and disinterested PATRIOTISM;
and I believe the speedy restoration OF
tho Union 10 It's constitutional and har-
monions action depends very largely
Itis hardly necessary to add that am
a., 6aJor of paving in specie the debt
contracted to save the Union, anu @ @Iuat
tina resolution of the Fourth OF july
Convention, to pay the larger PoItloS1 PnS
ofit in paper, constitutes, in my mlnu'
an insupera bic objection to the candir
dates nominated to carry out what l
regsrd as a palpable violation Oh the
public faith. -,
JOHN A. DIX.
In order to fully understand General
Dix's patriotism, 1t should pc known
that he means returning TO thls coun
try in the spring. no mater nov Gn sne
slsotion results; his advocacy OF Cen
eral Grant therefore, originates IN no
SaaIre To retain his position ABROAD
His family have already returned
What. perhaps, is still more TO the
orsdit OF The illustrious patriot WIT mas
served the country so long In aualts % 9L
staie as we'll as in the held, ID that In
January last, when his own name M Was
nromjnently mentioned In connection
LIN the Democratic nomination, and
shan the ground that the Democratic
Tonvention would take was still I'M
oerteIn. General Dix wrote TO another
friend in the United States as iol-
lows:- Ia, 1e 1883
have thought for year that Grant
shonld be President. The prestlge OF
his name will enable him 20 do o. MoIe
| than any other man to neal the nation. n
s.s;s 5istance. to be as far from any sat-
Ssssctorv solution as ever. Then he Is
tsonsst bofh from Instinct and habit
ND he has good sense, perseverance,
nJ an5 a Tnodest estimate of his own capa,
biIities. Ihave no doubt that he would
| IN abie men to his councils, and us.
tan 10 their advice, and peIieve ma 5
he would be nEm eonses ssH'A'e' 1-S' '-S'
successful Chief MagisIate'
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GdufattsuaI.
WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

nHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTITU-
Iution will begin SEPrKMBER LIST, 1867
The scope OF the College, beside PREPA
RATORY DEPARTMENT., embraces full
and thorough Courses Of Instruction In
Mathematics, Ancient and Modern Languages,
Philosophy, General Literature, the Sciences,
A0ricILLtiETe and Military IdctfcS.
The cost OF Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $50 TO SIT5 per annum-
In respect 10 Health, beautiful scenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place +
'ALEx. MARTIN, DID,, President, and
Professor OF Mental and Moral Philosophy.
+. 8. LYON, AN, Yfee President, Professor
Of English Literature, and Principal Prep'y
Department. r.
Col. ]. r. WEAVER, A. NJ, Professor OF Ma
thematics aad of Military Tactics.
s. q. STEVENS, A. NJ, Professor of Natural
Philosophy and of the Natural Sciences
HENRY W. HARMAN, DID,, Professor OF
Ancient and Modern Languages and Litera-
ture.
OLIVER W. MILLKR, A. NJ, Assistant In
the Preparatory Department.
GEO. n. HA6AN6, ESQ. superintendent OF
the Grounds and Buildings.
HUeH W. RRooK, n. D., Lecturer on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. DILLE, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
MoRsAErowN, West va.
2ugl9
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THE Mutton expresses this opinion:
sIble to arrive at any other rational
conclusion than that the September
elections have decided the contest in
favor of Grant. 1t remains for October
to determine whether his majority shall
be overwhelming, and whether the next
House of Representatives shall be as
strongly Republican as the present
but the main question of the canvass Is
settled to every impartial mind
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MASSACHUSETTS.
RnsroN. October 2.

BOSTON, OctoDeF z.
The trial of James o. Martin, late
Cashier of the Hide and Leather Ma
tional Bank, commenced to-day In the
q. s. District Circuit Court. The de-
fendapt is charged with defrauding the
bank Of over $500, 600, and he acknowl-
edges to the deficit of $3.50, 600. The
trial will probably occupy several days.
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TEE Mobile Tribune, in a recent ar
ticle informs its readers OF what the
Ku-Kluxers will do when they 0lect
Seymour and Blair. It says: 'One OF
the very first things we will ask will be
the assumption of the confederate debt.
This is precluded by the amendment
known as the XIVth article. But the
democracy deny that this amendment has
been legally adopted. This, it may be
said, is the result of promise TO Hdmp-
ton, and is made as a guarantee of their
0oof fdith'
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ALWAYS TO BE RRMEMBERED.-Wh
ever amount of taxes you have to pay
more than you did before the war, you
have to thank the Democrats for, as
they caused the rebellion, opposed the
our credit and thus doubled the ex-
penses and debt which they ehtailed
upon Ms by the war. ,.s
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LABOR IN vA1S.-McNiasters of the
Freeman'S Journal, tells his Democratic
friends that tgassy stump speeches by
imported orators in Pennsylvania Is
trouble thrown away This is one
subject mcMasters seems to be sure on.
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suIelde.
R.Irr,rnnr ocLohar 2

BALIIMOkEI OCIUEsI =
Alfred Barbour, ofLamberton, N. j.,
fnrmerly Professor OF Ethics in the
Annapolis Naval School, committed
suicide here yesterday, In a ut OF In
sanity,
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Fire.
Rnrnrarrn October 2.

The barnes attached to the Living
ston county poor house, containing one
hundred tons of hay, were destroyed
last night. Loss S75, 900. Another nre
destroyed one of the workshops ana
warehouse OF the Monroe county penl-
tentiary, Loss over Sl5, 600.
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shooting Array.
ME1rPR1s, October 2,

A shooting affair occurred between
two negroes named JEFF. Logan and
Bob Peasants at Ohelsee last night, In
which the former was shot through the
body and mortally wounded. FIeas-
Jail, ball being refused.
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DIED.

McRELvEY-Last night at IL O'Clock, o
consumption, ,EIlzA wife ofW. z. McRelVey
aged 46 years.
The funeral viii take place on Sunday
afternoon at four O'Clock, fEom thsreSidenct
other husband on Centre street. The friend
of the family are invited & attend.
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WAsHTNGrON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., ost.2.
The expenses of the Government for
September were SIS, ASS ,S37. This
amount does not include the interest
on the public debt.
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R1yer ana weather.

PITrsBuRaH, Oct. 2.
River five feet seven inches and fall.
ing. Weather clear and warm. Mer.
curry 66o.
CINc1NNAT1,-Noon-oct. 2.
Weather clear; thermometer 10.
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The Union Republican state Central Com
mittee announce the following list of Union
meetings, which will be addressed by The
speakers named below:
County Committees and oil Union men are
requested to see that full notice is given of
the meetings in their county and that
proper Accommodations for Speakers and
:. ..1t,,,ao. - N ,,rorI5a6
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VIM. Elliott Montrey, born in Santa
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