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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-02-06

PRIZE No. A 20 25.--TWENTY- TWO
COTTAGE LOTS. valued at $50 each. These
lots are portion Of the village Of Raleigh. de-
lightfully situated, all fronting on thorough
fares, and will be drawn with the understand
ing that the winners shall have free access at
all times TO the Springs and belongings.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
A Romantic Marriape.

N.H IFIOln tDe bOStOu traveller, sept.
We understand that a couple are TO be
united in marriage this evening, IN tbiscity,
who have never yet seen each other The
bridegroom, who is aman oftalentahd con-
siderable wealth, came from his home hun
dreds Of miles west Ofthe Mississippi river,
to meet his betrothed for the first time. The
bride is a Boston lady, possessed Of rare
accomplishments, and one greatly admired
for her disciplined mind and prepossessing
appearance, The engagement was brought
about in manner partaking somewhat OF
the romantic. The bridegroom, while in
the army, advertisedin Q. Boston literary
paper for q lady correspondent, stating ii
TO be his object only 10 enliyen
the dull hours of camp lie. Among
the many answeIs TO bis request
he Selected one from 4 lady in Boston, with
whom he kept up lively costeapondence,
which continued aftethiadepa IOftbe
West. until ii finally resulted in an, EN-
gagement Portraits were exchanged,
probably, but it is faft il our own knowi-
edge, that the lady and gentleman had
never seen each other tn to-day. From
what we know of the pufties, wearefnelined
10 believe that the marriage will be happy
one. ,ai
V Mrs MARY WARBusreN5 who died in
Hartford, Conn, on Friday last. left an es-
tate valued OF about $750,000. OF this she
bequeathsiever $12e, 90 70 charitable puf-
poses Among the beQueetsarath the follow
ings American Board Of Foreign Miszions,
American Bible Society, Boston Tract
Society, and New Yofk Tract Society, S10,- :
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
| IWII1B AII tIIBV H11luI1u UOu7I1DI7O
|, ALIENS xUNa BAEsAME,
IlYi ~ What ihe, naciarasaNItl ai


n Amos WoBily NJ D. OF Kosclnako Co., Indiana says:
.lIor lefss lesrspaal hsgsnseaI Lgse Ban
Is nd VsLtdl Inedidine for lung diseases In nse = ~,
,ssS B posH SGSa Sag S1 SSs ssSS, 0 S.i
gyYa perfect satfsctis9 IN 9yey cSss within NY Howl
ssaes valuable medicinal properties, Ifresy use in my
daily prgqee add with ghhqnnded 9Aecess, A. an
brAat Is Sd osrlAiJ ihr ahbad bi any pFSpAr-
alton I have sler yet known" -
EAthanlsl Harris AZ; p 9il Ai5disbyH vg1nsnt,
gat FOR the Of all diaeeses pf The ThFogt
BIo9cpial Iubss shd the tgpF1tcI l l1B, ~
6r from expoburb, contracted cQnmmptien. He sdls
III haYe no hasitaucf h stnt tfatAt WAsby the use Of
1Ipr iyIscbti ofMssSaf, tAys ., res6mrnabd yoAi
BAsAM in preference - any other medicine for Coughs
and Il giyepIlstiufactiolLn FfrrtN n1p Nf NSf
-ALLEEB LtEol BkIsAM Is the remedy to cure an
Lung and ThToqt difficulties. II should be thoroughly
tested before hslns ang pi 4Al5afp Ityi cure ahdn
all others fail. pIectlonb accompany each bottle.
%, N RRfs 4 co, Sole lPTopretors, CinennatL
Ohio Sold bY all drqagietal DiII lll 0ctlall
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

ELECTRIC LIGHT. On the last passage Of
the French steamer st. Laurent the Berlioz
electric light was used at the masthead at
night and found 10 work admirably. II is
thought that the general adoption of it
would be the means Of preventing many
collisions while it is as easy 70 work ship
thus piUsided at night as in day. Theship
is now lighted every night in the harbor Of
New York, to show the adyantagss Of the
system ~ .,,f- tf4yL -
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
MisceIlah1eous items.

7. ,
The Popuaqon OF Glegeland, ID crawling
updbward l0O.dOG bl 9lJiN" q"
Ia5fepF mil9s ofnew, 6yslelb9ds have been
i0uhdln Long Island Spil4dI ,taf)lUZs
sgTher9 Ake SlG0 Ool worth Of window elass
in A, T. SteWaftis now store, 3 :.
1'gitlBdilhst iot.tbe eseciSh9 9Bebdn "a a,dlver.
ntised hralNew York, Store window 1850
coneantion ~ aiso,,,,s, ~ ,,,i,,,,s =, ,,
n ~ ~ * ait Ine
du'''lon y fPaoPPSgy ~ e1S ffrr oislh u W
lhB Apples afe selling az twenty-five cents
per pnshel abth6icideS'milis IN Connecticut,
1.-The tax, ditonec cent box ofimatcles last
,yhar melted the goyergmentga lrevenue Of
sl,6OOO00i A. 49, ,.l ala obi
|. The servant girls Of New York gave, a
few weeks ago; about SSO0OO for the Pope's
PeH1s phS TJ4ns3. /, 4b o4 4tbo opinion b. IN
ton Years she will be 1the'@ Rraideet railroad
center In the south. Uoa 5IB N0I P2i1FH
~ Z MenLon,s noeas Bava,.boas io,,ao u, J
cess the fTf edif I'm most ,,nisne1y M NV,
being exhaust6din ieT days. ~ "r'
A. morintsin af n,s6bt II Hirdno * No. bGa9ib288 ib88o
5scnvaTad m TanIend ~ ~ s,,a,n;,ta aS III,
,nlwtbk wo,Sd VIII msanat. % s"i'''vto sup
~ StsSss3 ,SSS ~. !,9 ~ ,, - y
dpns tRnri ~ in' tsJe y
.6elas ;s nr65osed'm FSoi"naibw O 30 qpppiP%iYY
'-s'S' iDlr- ppFNs5H.- sp9 9,~''N t.e..,
,,H "A a, comp lafIpISy, spla - le thd hnestin
he mes1, nss lust Sssn s5Att9d M Atom
4 slehcouIAehS pipnhse oI success ,ict ~
All fSn thelflrst really thofough census = 81
Indls % Is 20 pe stsni tne PulaiiDn ls esn-
mated az or Q hundred and nltN million souls
Fig grow II California thS siEe 0f mans
n M nj Qur,i
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
Nafin,s
IWFELIX.
BY ADAH IsAAos MESxKS.

BY ADAH IsAAcs MEsKKs. "A
Where is the promise Of my years; No.
once written on my brow : n tN
Ere errors agones and tears J. III
Brought with them all that speaks IN tears
Ere ihad sunk beneath my peera; ~
Where sleeps that promise NOW
Naaaht fingers TO redeem those hours, "
Still still 10 memory sweetl "A
The howers that bloomed In sunny bowers
Are withered all; and Evil towers
supreme abOYa her Aistar powers
- Of Sorrow and Deceit
look along the colnmned years A.4E
n And be6 LIES raven fame, ,34a
Just where Il fell amid the jeers
OF scornful lips, whose mocking anear1 -.
Forever hisO within my ears
To break thsslesp Of pain,
lean but own my life is yainj o,-r
A. A desertVoid Of peace;
missed the goal sought to gain,i 'H9.s
S. Imissed the measure OF the strain
That hills Fame's fever in the brain,
~ And bids Earth tnmults cease, il3Hr
~ Myself alas for theme 80 poor f.irfa.
nan "A theme but riclin Fear;
1 stand wreck on Errors shore, 81
spectre not within the door,
T. A houaeleas shadow evermore, 2 1h'
~ An exile lingering here. tar.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
yreuities.

- III "
81 ~ FefAonal 1t0Hlss 4!f NJ
III Nabolaoa Ia forbidden Fndelsef 40 gam.
y ~ u 20
~ N mn 1s'SA oo,,, u, D,,..rh;s,,,
II w 1p w Vi''y ~ S'7',
FqnV ~, n 4, ,t..,. sllgAs. i, !, ~ NJ
: Ahsti9w ~ Meee lhiiiAs hoN'ii coihe iiPi''
u Voee III No'enhDer'
e. l., Davenport, the actor, proposes
opening a theatre in San ETsnelace, r..-.s
Shah, died OF cholera at Teheran, .septomberN
first. i.l5ssil1
-Jananschek has settled down in New
York as her home, with, q rNewaQ QoBhsFaB
1hnsband,s :. .--.,g.s1 -Tmy n
J11 lCllshiSs Dbdkana ia M tacAive &aQO0O fdi
lbis Le,fe{ IN oi,e bnhdred hrewellneadinqsi IN
FndlanI U1NHHY
|, hIiss Iortllava Sneneer.- pretty New
Worker. IL to marry one of ther 0euntiyCeDc
m 'RomSIflTWR SYMLI'3 1TUUr NJ.
-IT Rev. Thomas HIN Bhs feslspedEGe pres
tim tim 5as been accented y S''''-' -
rho .noiI, ~ 6aS,s WsS6g,ii, - tw6a -
1sE 5,;sa1S SeTv ,aars ~ bas InSt mr.
oho sad SSIls 4, yV;ssR 5snp pSig Soy
Sn mn eoT;ns -,es' 7" '''''>'0'
.torY qhn a j 4, ,vaso S q
III. IA -.aIraa ~, rs,vla,.-1,orn 40 nv
t hoId er e, Villa 5S% Do,,t 'bnnti6T az
other % I,v Jav io't'' o""'e' Wv '''''''s' - -,
~ s,a0 xlL,lIIA,g igA4 an! g s.so.''
,azln SR' y Nsw i Y 5a s cs1laS onward @ H.
will Ia, illrstasiS Cbv Ss,tiLia Irntig qdbfn
Ensisnd ~ '"'''"'' 40 'fInar,.
e .-'''9d 4 st sitl ~ " ln292J 9uI ~ ,;o.
lyeorge W, Gnrtls pfsIel9 pna tns ne
ns nS lSns sla did al Iore he coId tS 70 one ss
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

BBussELs LACE. The thread used in
Bfussela lace is ofBttraordihaiy fneness;
it's made of flax grown, AZ Breb6pt. at Hail.
aud Rebecq Rognon, The fnestquality is
spun in dark underground rooms for con-
tact with the dry ailTcauses the thread, to
break; SO fine'is it as almost TO escape the
sight The fed OF the thread as 1t passes
through the finger is the surest guide The
thEead-Bpinnef closely examines every inch
drawn from her distaff, and; when any In
equality occurs, stops the wheel to repair
the mischief Every artificial help is given
to the eye a background Of dark paper is
placed TO- tbroE out che thread, andth
room so arranged ms not to admit one ,sin1
gle ray Of 1ighthpoh the work Tt Is the
Of the thread which lenders the
real BRUSSELS ground, called vrqi resau, SO
costlNI 10 1lqqG .IJloelt ~ 30
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

An explosion occurred in aafire-worts.
manufAethre in Barnesly, England, on the
7th, by which fifty persona we're killed.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
The VelOcipede- What it is, and Hoy
'' il il Driven.

il il Driven.
pioThe velocinede seems destined 10 come
t5ntd I1se in 1bis citv th6nob II will moi
soon ,,c attain here the yooue h has reached
lin Fpance O,r stp,,,,ts' Sre.too narrow and
too crowded and We h6ye faw broad.
smooth avenues affofIinG the ,opportunity
/ ~ annlovino m extensiyelv, "A. ,,,r,eans,
exercise and health. stiil. n iH 40 attract
i've and fascinating. deyelopine so much
strength and skill and affordinp so GREAT
Amusement to the rider, that its yotaries
land students must become numerous.
y The only artistic yelocipedes consists of
two wheels. the one directly behind the
Other. and connected together by light
iron frame work. The fore wheel is usual-
ly little the higher of the two. Where
great speed issaimed at. It's diameter may
be made AZ great as four feet, while that OF
the hind wheel should rarely exceed two
feet and eight or ten inches. In most Of
those that have been seen in this city the
two wheels have been pretty nearly equal,
with n diameter of about two feet and four-
inches,
TheIpropellinq force is applied through
.treadles which are fixed to the fore wheel,
The rider drives himself by the alternate
action of bis feet upea these treadles. The
motion of the feet is not unlike that in
fapiid walking. The rider sits upon a little
saddle iust over the fore part of the hind
wheel He onides his yeloeipeda hy tufn-
ing the fore wheel to either side. This is
done by means of stiff iron rod which
rises from the axle. and has n cross bar AZ
tba .t,,,,- that 10 baId Ly Lotl, han5. or an
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

''SrR: thank You for your valuable pre-
sent; for so / must call it, because can
uot consider it as reward for the little
trouble was at, congratulate you on
Iyour marriage with woman 80 worthy
of your affections. II is true o leg Is much
TO lose. even q beautiful, virtuouB and aifee-
tionate wife but not too much, TO gain
possession of Eve. Adam was Obliged to
part with a RIB; aud beprtifE1 women have
cost men their heads. But, after oil per
nit me to adhere to my former Judgment.
Truly, for the moment you were correct,
but with this difference; the correctness
Of my Judgment was founded on long ex
perience, az every truth should be which
we are not disposed to acknowledge. Sir,
mind me, i lay a. wagera that after two
years, you repent TINT yonr leg vas taken
Oh f'aboye the knee, You Nilr find that be-
low the knee bad been enough, After three
years YOU will be convinced that the loss of
the foot had been sufficient. After four
years you will conclude that the saer. fee Of
the great toe or the little toe had been too
much After six years you WI. agree with
me that the parting OF a nail had been
enough. But I donot say this in preju
dice OF the merits of your charming wife.
In my youth devoted myself to love. but
I.have never parted with leg Had Idons
so, should ut this day have said, Theve-
net, thou vast a fool 'i'nssr f3 F
, Il have the honor to be yours, ETC.,
2 LEWIS THFyESEE
Y Eleven years after, during the horrors of
the Revolution, Thevenet, whom person
that envied his reputation caused to be sus-
pected Of aristocracy, fed to London to save
himself from the giiillotine. He inquired
after Sir Charles Temple, and was shown
his house. He made himself known, and
was received In an arm chair by the fire,
Surrounded by twenty newspapers, sat
corpulent man, who could hardly stand up,
he was so unwieldly.
,'Ah, welcome, doctor -eried the corpu-
lent man, who was no other then Sir
Charles Temple, eexcnse me don rise
This cursed Leg is hihdrance to me in.
everything You have come to'see ifyour
Judgment was corfert.
VI Il come asa might've, and seek your pro-
lection" sss y
'.You shall have il with pleasure. Yon
must live With me from this day, for truly
you are wise man. You mustconsolenie.
SUR TheVenet, probably ! had been an
admiral of the blue, had notmy wooden leg
me from the service of my
country When read in the gazettes, the
brown and blue make me angry, because |
can have nothing to do with Them. Come
console Inc. .
"Your wife can do that better than can,
"Say nothing of her. HeYwooden leg
prevented her from dancing, so she be
took herself to cards and the fashion.
There is no such thing as living peaceably
with her."
n"What was my Judgment correct thenS"
20, welcome, beloved FheyeDet; but be
8ilent on thatpoint II was, q silly adyept
lure. Had ~ my leg again, 1Twould not
give the paring Of nail. Between yoU
and me, wasa foollbut keep thistoyour-
self.r II
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
ASIATlC GH0LERAiiN CHINA

,TuHocHAv,, Chino, Aug 26i l9tA,
used iyS your % oSspscS ES s1a S3n is
and among fhb Uhnese, and have found Il uioat eg-
cellept Medicine p ihs gnrpweroi o9 and ,d9 WhiIe
residing IN shanghai fohhd alolt certain euro
mAay inatpnesg j do dot kshSmbdr fklnk In single
case For three years have been Fesdipsin this plafg
nr my y %is aaI nooa "a n4sS pse
aickpeas, The Chinese como 70 pain great numbelg
ef.Hhgidaa and aqyieg; Thpagk wiht1E p1adlesl
,coma nd are pofpurh in advance, even II theirphyl
cans that we have almost daily applications WGal|ov
Sa Ssse, sSgiaPS Sss 81 zS, sf PAN is KS
''sS q SSis e''s, very ssE .Iaad 2 FoRAwEoEit
Tc Sis n. csa,ss ,.s.s isss ssns
vl gmptomA cause plans Of cure ste, for sezusl de
blty the resul. o. sef sosss, etc
eases. no ms'tsr who failed. Btate Jour case.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

That branch of the Royal Family ,of.
France known as the House Of Orleans, Is
q youngerIbranch of the Bourbon family,
and was founded by Philip, Duke of Or
leans, the younger brothero Of Louis XIy.
From him descended that Duke ef Orleans
who played so remarkable a part in the
first French Revolution, as Citizen Egahte;
and met SO tragical fate, perishing by the
guillotine in 1898. Louis Philippe, chosen
King of the French IN Che Revolution Of
July, 1880, was the son Of Egalite; and the
Count of Paris, grandson Of Louis Philippe,
Is the present representative OF the Or
leans branch of the bourbon family. 1t
will beremembered that this prince and bis
Younger brother, the. Duke OF Chartres,
were with our army for some time dnang
the late war. The Count Of Eu, another
Of Louis Phihppe's grRndsons, is the hus-
band Of the eldest daughter OF the Rmpes
ror of Brazil, the heirsss to the throne Of
Brazil; and the Duke Of Montpensier, the
Youngest son Of .Lonis Philippe, is mar
ried TO Marie Isabella, infante Of Spain,
aud sister OF Queen Isabella. The party in
Spain, known as the Liberal Union, is sup
posed TO be in favor Of his election to the
Spanish throne, in the room Of, Isabella,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
One Lady Killed and Another Seriously
i'i4 Injured, at Rock Island.

Rock ISLAND, III, Oct. 4.4--A sadaccidept
occurred in Davenport on Saturday after
hoon, which resulted in the death of Mrs.
Mitchell, wife Of P L. Mitchell, Esq., pre-,
sident of the First National bank Of this
city, and the severe injury Of Mrs. Grenell,
wife OF A. 3. Grenell, agent of the Rock
Island railroad at this place. Five ladies'
i.-.Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. W. G. Wadsworth.
Mrs. H. O. Wadsworth, Mrs. Mitchell and
Mrs GrepsD were being driven In a car.
riage, and when at the failroad crossing,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

H'0afor a lodge insOnie vGst WILDERNESS y
S S%ns ,f s6S sS s 6Stto than stealing II you are Il
search bf hdppness aaye youHmqney and buy flm1de
Santo (" "WoodEorflrs hteat, best psriume.
Always shre u s,afe Dyspepsia II re- e.
moves the CAUSE and theRef6re removes fle diaoase.
Its efeets are eiinstantAneousdon't take lbminutes,
ltBfesults are perWApent and lasting DoE's DfsRP
sIl.CynF sbon ID have home in,eyery household, s
10 01TRh' Purify the blood.
II Is conceded BY the most smihsnt medical men that
the bbods lhefrufu parent otdgsase, by serving 81
hfelneie through which the noIous substances con,
taminate the aesh BY absorBti6n. loi -'i's4 ''N"
The fslid contents 9i the boEsla " ongretainsd By
constipation are often taken up BY the veins pr absorb
eptss Ndes morbid products, such as pus And samas
ofunbsethy ulcers occasionally and their way INTO the
BLOOD VESSELS which rssultin seated cases o Serofua
or Ki6sishvil, ErJsipsbs aalt Rhsum Eruptivo aud
CutaaSous Diseases of the skin, snlArgemsnt Of thS
Glands, Psns i'd the Head, Sides and Back 81 Xlt9l
laned Pleurisy. DzImese, Tumora Gripping and Obole
Pains, &ot all qf which diseases readily yield 70 the
povarlui iniluenbs ol Dn RuBAoK's BLOOD PURIftgR
which searches out all the vile bumoys aud dstemppry,
leaving the blood inHpnfei and healthy condition
The many valuable Ingredients Of Which tho BLOOD
PUIFiER a composed being adapted TO zach other
aseordink 10 the laws Of chgca gpiengo wakes
itone IN ts most vAlnabis 1t5fRifySs and uyatdh rem
oVasors ofltheptsssnt age, and Us success EoAt
medic Inc 80 long - disease cUntihu6s to
veHths soal Of mAn sold by Az druqgatsf feyeryEhss&
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

DEATH oE)lA ScUieFoR. The Boston
journal, says: Miss Joama Quiher, the
self-iaught' lady sculptor, died in Lynn on
the 2ot6 of septsmbdf, at the fesidenee Of
her sister She was.a native and usually q
resident Of Beverly, where she modelled
the busts Of the eeldsB Robert RAhtdhl VIM
u. Iovett, Esq, Hon. Albert iThorpaike.
Rev. Mrs. Hanaford, Fitch Poole, Esq. ,sof
Danver, and others 2hI ivi ''''
sli"Miss Gunner was born on tile 27thb Of
August, 1796--and was consequently, sey4
enty-two when she died. She was Waiting
inoDr. Bassis family at the Boston Athe-
naum in 1S43, when she was about forty
seven years ola and there saw Cleyefger
modelling in clay "a Idanghtapot Daniel
Webster and another young lady We're furI
nished with clay by CleyeTger, that they
might attempt modelling Oh viewing
their measure Of succebs Miss Gunner de-
elared that she could do bettern She, Also
was furnished with the clay, and at once
pro luced good likeness Of Mrs, Bass, 4
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
BurnIng Of. the Propoller Perseyeranpe.!

OswEao, Oct 6.-The propeller Perssver,
ance, Capt John Fitz Gibbons, Of the Wei
land Railway Line, took fire fifteen miles
off -Pnttneyville about two O'Clock, this
morning, and burnt 10 the waters edge.
The FIRE was first discovered blythe en9i-
neer. who showed it to the first mate be
being then en- watch and almost before
they could realize the appalling tact the pro
peller was enyeloped in flames Two of
her boats were on FIRE before they could be
reached, but the third was ,lannchethand
put off with man and boy Therelwere
nineteen PERSONS on board, fourteen Of
whom, including, the captain. persisted in
the flames The propeller Enterprise, Of
the same lime Was. about fifteen miles
astern of the Perseverance,, and she picked
up the boat containing the persons above
named, and arrived here with them this
afternoon The Enterprise rematped near
the burning steamer until daylight tat
which time thewreck was still ah6at The
captains son, who was first mate, isainopg
theIsaved. y '"' y ~.
The cargo 6futhe Perseverance consisted
EFF 20, ,147 bushels Of corn for T.lS, Mott, Of
OsWsgo Both boat and cargo were in
sureda The Perseverance, was a first class
propeller, and employed wholly in the
grain tlade between the Wefland Canal and
Oswego o This is onebf the,mdSC heart
rendinR accidents that, has ever occurred
ON Lake Ontario, aud has cast gloom over
the whole commhnity0 Captain Fitz Glib
'bons formerly resided in this city, and was
we'll known and much respected.
: The folloringegei the of the losta
John Fitz Gibbons captain; Michael
Fitz Gibbons Steward son of the captain;
Alexander Weathers inst engineef5 'Ohas,
Mason, second engineer; Andrew. James,
Patrick, and Henry Scott, fremen; Doll
Bisnett, wheelsman; four deck hands with
unknown French names and MP. Davis
and dauRhteE 9af iahl hoqO @''''
!. The survivors are. Morris Fitz Gibbons,
first mate and son Of the captain; William
Thorp, second mate; Peter 1egho, wheels
man, deck hand, nameItuiknownGani
Peter Lynch, porter. ,.,,o adt sq[
&. AN ODD Cpag2NY, -7The Lendonr Str
observes that the company principle, u
like the elephants trunk, can be'appli6d to
all kinds of purposes; but one of the
oldest uses for It is that to which it has
inst been turned in the FIJI Islands, A
company, projected in Victoria, has under7
taken toipay OF. the debt Of the FIJI KING
TO the American government, to allow the
King and his lawful successor an annuity
Of G10O, and to each OF his chiefs
an annuity in blank; to assist him in mp
heldingand defending his kingdom by
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

IA man named I Hencoek, oflNew York
city, ,soms 1ime since challenged. T. 9, Hearn,
Of Florida to fGltJa gpeFlG Thschallenee
Wednesday, at Elyelan, fields, buttiieE HAaif
came 10 tho knowledge Of the police, and all
tha paftiesS principals -eeeendaI 1urgeolis.
&c. were afreeted, except Hancock, who fed
to Philadelphia. Reyolvers, &C., were found
in their possession.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22
TTR Q FRAT nj Y iEElAED 5lIJ 7SfAT6i ron

SD 'iN IN Nj a T1 .. - rppS1t ad
took place Id ehOdsol oblths 10Th inst between
MeDssht lof Chicago ppd Dion Of MpntTsal, aud wbsl
wqpbt IdDe'ttw WIN nfdds tho unprecedented run of
H62 polplA Tnetable ussd bnthsgcsqaiOn was dnsofl
the ...l,@
iSrAnOARDl AMkHluANl BILLIARD TABBB9''
.s4iH!si VITA PHFElLAiN's tFl ouSSHlQHs,vy nLsi
Mamufnctufed by Julius BaIke,v
which Ara pov,coo,sidsfsi fin mosD Q
finished tables in use, and take tba isaddf ali otbar
.throusboht thelsoutty 39iII1OThIH H7'ln e'7''"
Tbe yery EXTENSIVE fae.ory of Ilus Halks ia cins,,-
nat is6p R1bb anS Slaln straats, with hrsnchas At
N Ho1,h C1a rb ~ M, or s sr teh;..
Va OAFItJ' ~ e 81 ."sa"A o~' Sni0aso' anu
Coom W Il Gl6 mnrket stuSt LnnisI
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-10-22

. A SAD AccDEET. r0n RfidAylcf last
week > young mar, by the name OF Js
Doran1 was run over by.a hspd-ear near
town and had his thigh dhslocdted. Prompt
assistance was rendered by oaIl physieiahs,
who were unable to do'pnythiEgfor hinng
DR., Marks, of Milwaukee. then came on
aud tried his best with no result The
case was then postponed aAtil this, week
-ThpEsgay, when Drss Wolcott and Marks
of Milwaukee, came on, and with our resi-
dent physicians agaiH spent considerable
time with the young man, exhapsting all
their skill and surgical ilappliahces, but
again, and for the last time, failed 70 r.
dnce the dislocation. \ fh9 Young man man We was
ieffihafi exhausted state, and Eit tisimpos
sible 10 tell what the result win be, It. is a
singular. complicated case, and will elicit
mnch notice among the medical fraternity.
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