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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11
CHERIFF's SALE.
Stale of Ohio, VintOn Cou

Staie Of Ohio, VintOn County.
against court common
Samuel V. Dodge ct. at. Defts. pleas.
Order and Decree.
TN pursuance Of the command OF an order ct
J. sale in the above cause from ihe court OF fcom-
mon pleas Of said county Of Vinton, and State Of
Ohio,nnd to me directed as Sheriff of said county,
will ofer for sale at public auction, al the door
of the Court House, III the Town OF Macarthur, IN
said county and state, 90
Friday, the Sd day of July, A..
D. 1868,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-06-11

The generation yet unbern
Will speak OF us with shame and scorn,
II We neglect, or dare forget,
Our patriot dead--Our banners torn.
OF never let our country PRIDE,
Like blossoms OF an hour, decayi
II false to them, who fought and died,
No art can wash our guilt awayl
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And byJ, s. Strong, and G. ". Sisson, Macarthur;
A, B. Merriam 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Cincinnati
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After Mr. Kerr had closed hts remarks Mr. PRIcs
trspl OF Iowa, asked him whether he had made that
Brutus
Mt KERR stated that he had.
Mr.. PRiCx declared that the thing entirely 70
him. Beng part and parcel OF The House. no wished
correct that statement and 70 deny that any member
his side Of the House n least had given
ancs 10 such sentiment and II ne was mistaken he
asked the gentleman from Indiana 10 give names.
Mr. KsRR said that the gentleman knew very we'll
that IL was impossible 10 carry In ones memory all
names and speeches He had made the assertion from
memory, and he would not reassert TO- Notwithstand.
ne the gsnusman's tNr Pricssj memory was incon-
sstsnt with his own no did not undertake 10 give the
precise words uttered, bat simply TO give the idea
MI Pries had declared As emphaseslly and - post.
uds Of the House had during this any other session
OF Congress- in the House out OF the House, made
Of any such erpressou and he wished 70 go 70 the
country that the republican party In the United States
did not think enough Of Andrew Johnson, little
Of ITSELF ~ to descend 10 point where under any
oumstancss u would furnish him with "Brste.n
Mr. KsnR remarked disclaimns any personal allusion
that II had been said outside Of the House by very
disgng n hshed member OF The House THAT the time
might Gene when the President would ind himself
AFTER ths convcnng Of Congress, suspsndedubsswesn
hssysn and esrth"
NJ wnxxa, (rep) OF Ohio, inquired whether Mr.
Kerrreferrsd 70 statement published ~ having bees
made By the SPEAKER
M KnaR said he did not
Nd wAyx@--h 20 he begged leave TO say
MI Knrs, ipterrupting. SAID he had answered the
M wuLa IN desired. In justice 70 the gentleman who
hadhs honyr OF presiding Abe House, 10 correct
stagemsnt VA ich be had seen frequently published 10
eute = speech made BY the Speaker Of this House In
~ Mr. wsiker's1 iowa OF Wooster, Ohio, where the
ssaksr repAesensd having used words In refer
ece President johnson similar 70 tocss quoted BY the
Gentleman from Indiapa mr. Kerr He thr. welker
Pas present that occasion ADD heard The speech
fontaiped socn decssatiop, The speSker had besn
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THE PRIZE RING.

Meeting Of George Cheer and ssPunch', Nor.
ris-A short and severe Battie-They Fight
In a Room-Seventeen Rounds In Thirty Tx
Minutes-Cheer the Winner.
After many failures and consequent dsappontments,
after an immense amount OF talk" after great
anxiety 10 the sporting circles Of the metropolis, the
fight between George Cheer and "Punch" Norris has
been decided after short and severe contest,
in which Cheer the victor The attempts
that have boon made BY tho representatives
OF these men that this match, suggested at the
benefit Of Tom Allen, should take place have been
both amusing and full Of adventure. They were
aware that the police had obtained intelligence
Of the proposed contest and from is inception
bad cndesvored TO MAINTAIN that secrecy which
necessary 10 its successful contamination.
II required many and prolonged interviews DO.
tween these representatives 70 adjust the pre-
fminariss; but At last they were OF q satisfactory
nature. and was agreed tina, the men should light at
catch weights In the city suburbs. To nnd . place
the question that suggested itself and this
was fraught with many dificultiss Yet these were
surmountabs, and on Friday last was decided that
the encounter should take place al . well known
resort miles from the heart Of the CITY. A.
the Appointed time the crowd, which bad OBJ
aris,ocratic manner slsehs with dsshins, spirited
horses before them taking ther occupants 70 the scene
WITH =. The preparation TIA. .,; made sns @o 81 Inn
public peace made their appearance before the men were
~ work, and . sudden Termination OF the anair vas
made fully reported exclusively IN the columns Of
the HRRAfD.
This unfortunate nsxle, however. did hot stop the
match, but only added and spirit 70 the excited
feelings and conversations Of many Of the spor,ing men
OF the town, and they with enthusiasm which would
be laudable In other and more peaceable pur
suits besiesed the men who had the matter
IN charge. asking and entreatIng shas me anAir
should not thus fall through, thas should 90 FORWARD
quickly. With tbis interest manifested, With
tnis evident "I'n give. much money 70 SO
the contest displayed on Saturday commissioner
were sent 70 al portions Of the city 70 obtain room
room was found Al d,ssncs ssp thsn hundred miles
from the City Hall Park, In which u Vas decided that
we're made the ring again formed the time appointed
one Of the principals ready But TO obtan NE other u
wss soon ascsrtained dificult Punch Morris was
not b found The crowd 20 the number Of three hun
dred, who had Obtained the ominous "wiuf gathered
10 quiet manner at prominent sporting mouse, and
after waiting until Sunday lie gray light was breaking
into the windows without any encouraging word from
the parties SEPT 70 hnd Morris, dispersed, ana Tor
that night the affair." was again In uncertainty Meeting
before proposed on sunday AFTERNOON the WORD was
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

BILLS AND sEsoLcnoss rSrRoprosc AID RUsassp.
The sryAnEa proceedsd, - the business IN order
daring the morning bsur On Monday. 70 the call Of
states for bills and joint resolutions for reference
Under the calf bills aud joint resolutions were inuo
duced read twice, and referred a. follows:
ny Mr.. BLAINE, uop.l OF Me- 10 amend the law IN
relation 10 prom otioS 10 the pevy.
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TO MERCHANTS.

U,HE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
circulation of afternoon paper IN the city. II L.
therefore, the most desirable medium for advertisers
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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

Those farmers who have most afficulty
to make both ends meet, always plow
most and keep most stock.
Now these men take the true plan 10
Keep themselves always door. because
there crops and stock always poor
and bring little 50 wli,es john
Johnston, in 1 letter 10 the Secretary
oi our State Society. and lie Illus
tralcs hls statement: lit il good prof
u 70 fafse $40 bushels Of wheat
from ten acres, but when il tales tin
IT, acres 70 raise that AMOUNT. # ia
raised at sloss. So is Will cattle
aud shaep-you viii see the thinking
farmer making four yesr-ola steers
worth from SEQ to $50 each. ard his
neigh boris II the same &c not worth
over s25 ies4O.' Ills advice TO The
latter IL. IT lis land IL exhausted he
should plo9 no more than lie can
thoroughly manure. Seed white clover
and grail. and let i, rest. aud III I
held will not only pay wen for tillare.
but Il VII furnish manure Gf rightly
managcdl t. make another fisla of the
same size, rich also Aid tien keen
it rich; % not run il with grain until
again exhausted, or sthe latter end
Hand will be worse than tie fir,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29


-tisEAsISG WAGoNs.-But few
people ane aware that they do wagons
and carriages more Injury by ereas-
ing TO pleniinlly than in anv other
way. A well-madc wheel will endure
common wear from ten to twcnty I've
wears, if care is taken to use The right
KIND and proper amount Of grease /:
bu; II this matter is not attended to,
they will be used mp in five or six
ycSrs. Lard Should never be used
on a wagon, Tor il win penetrate the
haL ard work its way out around the
the lemons Of the spokcs, aud spoil the
wheel, Tallow i the best lulricator
for wood aNci-trees, and castor oil for
iron.
just enough grease should be
applied 10 the spindle OF a wagon 10
give it light ceatirg; this is better
than moro, for the surplus nut
on will work out at tic ends. ami b.
forced ont BY thc shoulder bands ana
mt washers into the hub aroad tie out
side of the boxes.
To oil an iron axol-iree, first wipe
the spin die clean with a ce,h wet
with spirits of turpeptine, ard then
apply a few drops Of castor oil near
the shoulder and:end. One teaspoon
ful is sufficient for the whole Ohio
-Fagracr.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

Tie Dallas Gqzsfte thinks i. very
strange that people will ,starve 10
death in Eastern cities when millions
of acres 81 Western land can be
bought on time and easily paid fot'
that viii yield large harvests and in
Independence. Strange that thousands
Of aide, intelligent men AMI women
viii work Ike slaves and ee8aofnise
like nsisers. 10 get daily support when
by half the industry and economy,
wealth and opportunity fer self-ealti-
walton might be obtained IN Iowa
Bun so il ls--ever has been. aud ever
viii be-reep!e viii starle a4l rel
lands VIII b uncailiyated.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

The following rules from the pa
rers Of DR.. West, according to his
memorandum, are tlnow together
as way marks II tic journey II iife /:
Never iilieRle sacred things. or
VIVA; others may esteem rs each.'how
ever absurd they may appear 10 vou.
Never show iesity when people are
at worship.
Never resenta supposed minry un.
til You know the views and motives
of the author.
Always take the part Of any other
person who is censmed in company
SO far as truth and pro- r.ety viii allow.
Never think less OF another on &C.
count Of his differing with Won on po-
litical or religious subjects.
Not 70 dispute with man who is
more than 10 years Of age; nor Will
Q woman, nor an enthusiast.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29


LAYING OFF COUNTRY Horsr
GRouNDs.-ln laying off grounds a
round homestead ten acres should
be set apart,a convenient distance
from the main road, to contain the
dwelling, barns and other houses and
offices. Five acres Of this around
the house should he fenced aud kent
clear Of All iairuding animals. that
eyergroens and Ornamental! shratbery
may DC safely grown. Never plant
high trees near the dwelling. There
is good deal of art ia tree planting.
Always plant the tallest iirtherest off
and the low the nearest. Plant the
boundary close, that the lionse NAV
bepariialls concealed from tie road
Show MI the beauties and conceal Ill
the faults Of your farm, from thesiew
Of the house.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

IMPROVING SEED In SEARCHING =
sieia 81 wheat. I've. oats, or barley.
perhaps 4 few stalks nav lis found
which bear heads the grain 81 which
varies IN some respect from the rest
Of tie cror. These. if selected and
saved separately, ard planted and tie
best 81 tie product saved for future
planting ard suca selection aln, aiesi.l
culture continued for a term OF wears.
mill succeed IN establishing valuable
new varieties Such has been tie
case andihe same may In lie future
be accomplished BY any one having
the necessary patience aud perseyer
ancc. 10 the gradual improvement. of
that arr Of agriculture. In ike manner.
corn may be improved by careful
selection, ard Culture 70 develop anv
particular point, but It'll, work III
years ahae:l years ard canrt bp soon
suddenly accoinpll .i---lutti4sttVs
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

l. NON CUsTAEps.-Tal.c half Q
pound of double refined sugar. the
juice ottwo lemons, tie rina Of one
pared very thu, lie inner rind OF one
boiled tender, aud rubbed through n
sieve, add pint o. white vine: bell
them tor some time, then take ont
the rcel ard little of he liquor !:
strain them III 4 dish, stir them well
together. and set them 10 cool.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

Andrew johnson, among ether
brave things uttered by him Just al
ter the assassination Of LincOll, said,
Mercy has been slain. l.; us now
take care that Justice shah not be slain
also. The High Court of 1npe ach-
ment Is, We suppose, taking care, As
reqnc sied.- Chicago FtSt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
j. WILEY.
CLIMAX! CLIMAX!

RACES climax Salve, Family
blessing for % cents.
1t heals without q scar. No
family should be without it.
We warrant it to cure ScrofuIa
Sores, Salt Rheum, Chilblains,
letter, Pimples, and all Eruptions
OF the Skin. For Sore Breast or
Nipples, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands,
&C., It makes perfect cure.
It has been used over fifteen
years, without one failure.
1t has no paraIIel-haying per-
lectly ersdicated disease and
healed after all other. remedies had
failed. 1t is a compound OF Arnica
with many other Extracts and
Dalsams, and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
Sold by Druggists sserywlsgc: White & u .laad,
Projectors, ~ Lshert. Street. New YORK
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

When the Duke De Choiseul, who
was remarkably lean man, came to
London 70 negotiate = peace, Charles
Townsheiid. being asked whether the
French Government had sent the pre-
llnilnarie7, Of q treaty, answered, he
dia mol know. but they had sent" tie
Outline of an ambassador.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

AT meeting in England latelava
farmerwas present aud. made speech
whose ancestors and family had re.
manned on tie same farm for eiaht
hundredyears long hefore the conquest
Of England By William tie First and
his Aormans. The old gentleman In
his speech, said that be intended i
possible that his family should remain
on his farm eight hundred years more.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

A new estaey in store FIR those
who haze meyer yct iiihaIei lie fra
grance 81 fnALoN's FLOR DE
VA J Y, tie new perfume fur tie
isaiid krref ! il i, ~ endar!pa II III.
itr- ssl'fg: i.aq4ire iof !" FLals DE
MAYO" sod III All druggist.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
A kew hard 70 turn-A don key.

Why is Joiner less handsome tran
his wife: Because h. Is a6eal plai,cr,
Why j. The skin OF an apple Ike b
bind in spring: Because its PAIRING.
am going to draw thisbeaa into
a knot a. tie lady said a; The hyaen-
cal altar.
The person who said ,iia, his mouth
never, uttered = lie always spoke
through his nose.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

/ The Island Of Hawaii. one of The
Sandwich Islands, has lately been the
scene OF the greatest volcanic erup-
ton recorded in northern times. FIT
teen hundred shocks of earthquakes
were ielt in ten days and a district Of
thirty miles around the crater is laid
waste by the desolaiinr gases poured
over everything from the bowels of
the burning mountain. AT times the
jar oil tie earth was So great that
huge precipces We're shaken from
their foundations and hurled down to
the general level: tidal wave from
the sea, sixty feet high, was thrown
a quarter ola mile inland, swept away
houses, churches, human beings, in a
flood higher than the tops oi trees.
The district was thinly settled or
the loss ollie must have been ifighilal;
as j, was, about one hundred persons
and a thousand cattle and horses lost
their lives. The sea was one boiling
flood from the streams OF red-hot lava
that poured down the mountain sides
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
Califomia is fast hecou,isr China

California is fast hecosniag China
lied. A large importation OF Chira
goods was recently made into San
francisco, at sucll.astanishingly low
prices that the Custom House officers
seized the lot on suspicion OF fraud,
which was not the case. Heavy iron
spades and shovels were priced al q
few cents each. Beautiful painted
porcelain fans one cent. Porcelain
fruit baskets, in nests of forr, finished
with elegant taste. four cents a nest.
&c. sc Tea has heretofore been the
staple expert eli China. hu; with such
prices foT other wares. she can outsell
the world. At first the goods nav
not suit the market. hut al she needs
is sample TO work hy.t suit any taste.
Everybody doubtless recollects the
anecdote OF the Snip captain who eoa-
clGded to buy dozen pair of naUkecn
trousers in Canton He sent rs q
pattern, lairthat had a SLIGHT patch
on the knee. When the new oacs
came home. every pair hal a patch
exactly ike the pattern That's the
way John Chinaman obeys orders If it
does break owners.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

ID. 3 " K. r. Trains Connect at Farley
WIZ y ), g. R. X. Trans East and We,i
2 y Trims Connect at Farley
wth y. e = = X. Il. Trains East and West.
also, at Cndar Rapids with c. n w ~
Trains, East and West ~
J. T. FARLEY, supt.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29
In Hecge's Brick Building,

Two Doors west Of ist National Bank. The en-
ire stock viii be- aold al the lowest possible
Prices, alss essr for Sale an Improved Earm
ON s.ring Crack. IS acres prairie, about I2k
timber, prairie and timber adjoining, IS acres
reil fenced. ;rsms dsellings, stabling corn
cru, living matcr. 4 Tearing orchard Of about 80
Or 20 tIeeE, vari,ty u shrub cry, isile frofa
Church aud seiseo! Ao'ss, II. miles Ind.pen-
tence and 6 miles direct Senth Of Jesup. being
IN one cfthe best farming c-en,y's in th- State
Pfee, all essy iowa, SIS, oo or s. 90, one.thirl
d6wn, la'areo in ana years. With . Isr
cent .sterett.
Inscss III \. .Nireb -, ises
Lew STROLL.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29

Coon PResPEcTs Tho farmers in
this vicinity have their" Spiing work,
closed up. 50 far as seeding is con
cfrned, aad they rcpor; ea.n. Jus,
coming out OF the ground, -Aaai,l.,
and al! right. Small grain is grow
Ing Iinely,and prospects for q Zig yield
were never better at this season ot the
year. = Cerro Gordo Lop.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-29


"Not nlany years ago, Canton, ia
TINS State, mas ane Of the dullest and
least progressive towns in OHIO.
Instead at increasing in wealth and
population, il was retrograding; IS no
one thought il worth willie 10 locate
here, AMI the young and energetic
We're leaving Tor more progressive b.
calities. Finally, one man, Dir. Il
having invented an improvement in
moving machines, proposed that the
citizens Of Canton should loan him
$40, 600 to manufacture them al that
place. They did it, and that one fac
tory MAS tie nucleus around Which
the ililwnt1 have gathered, Two i'm
meise agricultural implement manu-
Factories. enc Of plows exclusively,
one OF stoves and hollow ware, one Of
paper and mower knives. cue Of sad
dlery hardware. Two Of furniture, one
of Lorserahes, ohe Of farm wagons
one u cu.ilsators, one ri wrought iron
bridges, enc Of soap, bcsiiss i large
Number u others, more Or less extern
si,c, Ii nlnst not be supposed that
those We have enumerated are small
concerns, the machine interest alone
supporting $500 people. Tie town
has trebled in population. qaaarnpled
ia wealth. and the people satisfied BY
THAT manufactures can bc
made successful III the west TIT still
pushing forward ia that direction. -
Iu2etlc,l ~ Estt2e.