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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10

APHoRIsMs. That tinexhaustible reservoir
Of aphorisms, the Talmud, supplies the
following, which have been only recently
translated
For man who has been ruined by woman
there is no law and no judge,
When the axe already touches thy neck,
still hope in Gods saving grace
Hang the sweetest grass round pigs
neck, it will still go and wallow in the
mire.
When the jackal has his day, make him
bow.
He who rents one garden, may eat birds;
who rents many, the birds will eat him.
Eat below your means, dwell according
to your means, but spend on your wife and
children above your means. 19ll
First understand, then argue.
Man was created on the last day; even
the gnat has more ancient lineage.
He who throws out suspicious should at
once be suspected himself.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10

A tie maliciously fastened across the rail
road track about four miles west of Freeport
H., Monday night, resulted in serious acci-
dent An eastward bound freight train, load.
ed with grain and stock. was thrown from the
track. The engineer, John Wood, was so bad
ly injured that he died Tuesday. The fire
man had his arm broken in several places
and nine cars were completely wrecked, kill
ing q great many hogs and scattering grair
in abundance. No clue to the perpetrator o.
the outrage has been discovered. =
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
MILWAUKEE NEARIlET.

MILWAUKEE. August 29.--FLouR Dull Winter,
common to fancy, s9.50@ll,aO Spring extras
Choice ss,259. .0O medium s7.75as 90; su parfine,
s&0oG1O0. Rye dour, S7,759s,OO. wHE1r-Ac.
tive and nrmer. Mol sl,14; No, 81 "a: No. 5.
{ l,6g; Rejected, tl,40. 0Ars-Quiet aud Armer-
54c for No. q CoRE-Steady. No !, 99eai 90,
No. 2, CSC. RYE-FirIn. Sales Of No. at 81 ,23@
LA BARLEY Unsettled. slles at 81, 10 \ 4s ibs
At 7565s0. BUTrER-Quiet with
a downward tendency --saleabls at 20@2sc for com.
mon to choice. Eeos-Uuchanged at l69i7o
WooL-Active aud nrmer. Sales ane fleece at lOa
400 - ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
Chiidren's Labor in the Welsh Mining
DisiriatS.

One of che Welsh school inspectors, Mr..
Binns, in his last report, adverts to the
employment of boys in the colleries as
great hindrance to the spread of educa-
ton. The condition of children amid the
iron works and coal mines of Glamorgnn-
shire is he observes, sad to contemplate.
and one that calls loudly for sympathy and
redress. They are brought up amid dirt
and squalor, in dwellings for the most pUri
crowded and unhealthy, and without any
better place for recreation than the adjoin-
ing roadway or cinder heap. They are
further doomed from too enrly an age to
dangerous and protracted toll in mines.
The mines regulation act, which prohibits
boys under ten years of age under any cir
cumstances from being employed under
ground, is he fears, sometimes evaded. -
The avarice and selfshness of parents will
not unfrequently tempt them to make
false statements of their sons ages
in order to secure their admission to the
coal pit, even for some years before they
are physically able to endure the long
hours and laborious work which are re-
quired Of them; and hence accidents, many
of which ore fatal, unayoidably result. In
the coal mines of South Wales these acci-
dents are more frequent and calamitous
than elsewhere. In 1866 one person was
killed for every 243 who were employed,
and one life was lost for every Is, 1877 tons
of coal raised.
The reports of Messrs. Brough and
Wales, the inspectors of mines in this
neighborhood for the last two years, give
the details of no fewer than forty-ive fatal
accidents, which happened to boys whose
ages in no case exceeded thirteen years.
The former of these gentlemen states: "In
my district boys of too tender an age are
sometimes appointed haulers when really
they possess neither the strength of body
or mind sufficient for such responsible and
dangerous employment More
over, when boys are too young they are
physically unequal to the long hours usu-
assigned to trappers."
The latter gentleman also concurs in
these opinions, and while recording the
loss of twenty-five lives by trans, he states
that of these no less than sixteen befell
boys, and he then adds: "The practice
Throughout. almost the whole of the col
lieries in the Aberdre valley is for the door
boys, generally from ten to fifteen years Of
age, to travel in front of the horses, haul
ing the full and empty trains to and from
the shaft, instead Of each remaining at his
are utterly incapable of performing such
laborious work for twelve hours; and this, l
have no hesitation in stating, is, in my opin-
ion, the chief cause of the great fatality
under this head. Should it be necessary
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
CINcINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. Aug 2s.-FIouR--M Market Armer
bot not higher; family S0,b099,7b. wHEAT--
holders; No. Red wanted at 81 10, but held ut 25c
higher under the news from Liverpool. CoK'--Un.
changed RyR-Steady. 0LTs-Quiet RARLEx--
Dull and prices dropping, No. fall sold at S22l.-
Corron- Unchanged. WmsKY--Steady; PRovI-
moss -Unchapged and quieti sales 900 bbls Ness
Pork at $40.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
CHICAGO pIARKET.

CHICAGO, August 9.-DREADsruFFs-FLou =
Irregular; Spring Extra ss,95@l0,25; supers $3.50
@6.75 receipts $500 barrels. shipments $500
barrels. wHEAr-Demand good and prices tend
ing upward No 2 Si,64k, No. Q sl,55. saleable;
receipts laS,OOO bus. shipments $1,000 bus. Conn
Demand fair and prices O mi No. J., sl.0lK6A
1,0lX; receipts 1io,OO0 bus. shipments 10000
bus oATs.=Delnand steady and fair; 5sk(35Sk kc;
receipts Iel.OOO bus. shIpments 1iI0OO bus
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10

The BEsr AND ORIGINAL ToNIC or IRoE.
Phosphorus and Calsaya known a. Caswe alaesk Co "a
ferrO Phosphoratod Eixr OF Calisaya Bark The iron
restores color 10 the blood the phosphorus renews waste
OF the nerve tissue, and the CalsayA RvOs a natural
healthin tone to the digestive organs thereby curing
dyspepaia w Us various forms. wakefulness genenl
debility and depression Of spirits Manufactured only
bE QASwELL' HAZARD CO., New York Sold by
all druggists noyI7eo,g
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
CAUTION.
PRICES.

Hoohand'a German Bliteru, per bottle, Al 90
half dozen, 0 20
Hoohane'z German Tonic, put up vi GUAR. bottl,s
Sl.bO perbottle, or hall dozen for S1.lo.
w Do not forgrtto examine well The article M
buy, In order 10 get the eennlra.
~ For sale BY all druggiats and u,cro-ksepssA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
An AntidOte for Tobacco.

Yhis great remedy Invariably r,1i0vss oil desjfe
for Mbdcco, and is entirely ge0etd0ts and hdr'yssss
1t Is ana An excellent appetizer. 1t purines tbebood
nvigOra the system, possesses great nourhing and
strengthening powei, enables tho siom9sh TO digest
fishes robust heNSh. Smokers and lAet5ers for Nhy
Years Cured. PPNSe Fihy CeutSf,cr Box, post free
Treatise on tho l6)Nlous EDfcts Of Tobacco, with
lists OF testimonials, rGhrencE, etc. sEgT FREE
Agents wanted. .iddreADr. T. Il. ADBo1r, Jersey
City, N. j. ~
CLERGYMAN's TI6rMoETsx oSE Box or Ant
Rev. l. W/6nOENAKRa, KclAys Station, Pa
TIEALTn AcSfeTRENarn GAmrp-Ncdiasd SIeven
.bs. QtFesh 6nd am restored 10 eoNnd h1th by using
the ANTpoTE. s. D. BowLFa Prospect NIL Mo.
Fgg4 THE u s. TREAsrRy, Seoretdry's Nfcs.--.
Pvl4e send a supply of AETIpoTT, Tho one reeelyed
W done It's sOork SURELY. o. 7. EDGAA
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
MAGNETISM.

Mr.. ]. WILBUR Heals the Sick with
out medicine at his rooms, ll9 Wisconsin Street,
Milwaukee topposite tho Post Ofhco) Also cures by
Magndtsed Paper Send handwriting reeidence,
and dollar Also send for Circular that every
.nnA IL ul..i
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
Gbitaeu ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAFLIN. RIITLER. q 90

DHELPS, DODGE AND PALMER, manufso-
turers and lobbers Of Chicago Boots aud Shoes Or
ders promptly filed. 30 Lake ST., Chicago marls ly
m u. FISK g. CO., wholesale dealers In straw
lYe goods millinery white goodR hosiery gloves and
f6ncy goods, s. and So Lake St., Chicago. mar3O ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
CONVALEsCENTs

Should use Roback's Stomach Bittors to strengthen
the prostraton which always follow acute diseases;
1t will be found far superior as a stimulating tonic
to any of the wine and bark preparations Of tho
present day. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10

CONTINENTAL Young MEN WHO
have injured themselves By secret habits which ui-
III them Tor business pleasure OF the duties Of married
life also middleaged and old men who, from tho olea
OF youth or other causea, feel debility IN advance Of
thor years. should read fhe Secret Friend" Sent to
any address in sealed envelope receipt Of % eent
Address Dr. CHARLES A. STUART A CO.. Boston.
Masaanhuaeffs lI mnra1 lv
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
pMRsoNs ADVANCED Nv AFR.

Aud feeling the band OF time weighing heavily upc1
them with all It's attendant Ills, viii ind IN the ps
OF this Bl1'rERS, or the TONIC, an elixir that vii.
ii,slI! new lie into their VEINS rest0rr iu measuH
the enc ~ aud ard0r Ut more youth Il days ou.lc
up thclr shrunken forms, and give heaite unC
happiness To their remaining years
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
NEURALGIA

Can be efiectually cured by taking Dr.. Robaok's
Blood Purifier and Blood PlllS, and bathing the
affected parts with Tlncture of Aconito or Chloro-
roform. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
NiIscEILANEous

A new spiral bosom pad is good de-
sign, but is Objectionable from being partly
made of rubber. Very natural looking
busts are made of wire netting in q solid
piece, covering the front from arm-pit to
arm-pit. A muslin cover conceals the
wire. 1t is held in position by elastic
shoulder straps and belt Price one dol
lar and half ra3
Garters impede circulation and injure the
shape of the limb, especially when worn
below the knee. A growing child should
never be allowed TO wear them. An excel
lent stocking supporter consists of an elias
tic waistband with two long tapes on each
limb connected with an elastic strap at the
knee, which is buttoned to the stocking.
1t is made in different sizes for ladies aud
children.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10
DEBILITY,

PROSrRATfON OF THE SYSTEM
incurred by Severe Labor, Hard
Ships, Exposure, Fevers, &C.
There ls no medicine extant equal to these reIns
dies iu such cases. tone and visnr Is imparie.
10 The whole system the appetite is strengthened
ioOd ~ enjoyed, the stomach digests promptly th /"
0lo0d is purified, The complexion becomes sour
aud healthy TIE yellow inge - eradicaied foD 10
eyes n bloom is given to The cheeks, and the wea
and nervous invalid becomes u strong and hea IL '
being
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-09-10

The Danish government has decided
against the adoption OF the decimal system
Of coinage in the National Mint.
The principal of an old established Liver
pool firm has absconded, leaving forgedpaper
behind him to the amount of 100000
It is estimated that the wheat Yield in Eng
land this year will exceed that of 1867 by GIL,
2s5 quarters, and that Of ordinary years BY
24,779,7l0 quarters.
Miss Menken was buried on the 10th, in
the portion allotted to Jews, in the Cemetery
Of Pere Ia Chase. Several dramatic authors
and theatrical friends attended the funeral.
The deceased lady's horse was led by SER
want, who followed the hearse.
Foreign mail adyices to the 18th state that
II was generally rumored in English political
circles that IN understanding had been ar
rived at between Mr.. Gladstone and the Ro-
man Catholic Bishop of Ireland, that once
the establishment OF the Irish Protestant
Church sanctioned by Parliament, he will be
prepared to recommend grant of o million
sterling to Manooth College as compensation
for the abolition of the annual grant. This
sum in capital will be produced by the sale Of
an adequate portion OF the landed estates Of
the Protestant Church.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-08

J. r. McGowND

A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. OF.
A ! fee over Centerville Brewery, south side Wall
Eert Idaho City. aS-All business entrusted TO his
care viii meet immediate attention, and prompt re-
mttanecs viii be made. nih
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-08

ORDER OF Bl;SINESS,

Under this head Mr.. Thatcher stated that
he understood some Circles had failed to con-
tribute their assessments to the Central Fund,
and moved that this Convention request of
those Circles to make UP for their delinquency.
Carried.
Moved and seconded that Committee con-
sisting of one Delegate from each Circle be
appointed to make arrangements for holding
demonstration on the 18th of March. Carried.
The Chair appointed said Committee, who
retired and, after duly deliberatlng, verbally
reported that owning to the impassable state
of tho roads ut that season Of the year an ut
tempt to collect the members Of the Brother
hood Of the District to any one place would,
they believed, prove a failure. Hence, the
Committee recommended that each Circle in
ts own locality give BAH, have Lecture de-
livered, or have some other appropriate DEM
onstration ON that Anniversary-the proceeds
to be forwarded, conformity, to Headquarters.
to be placed to the credit Of the District
Agreed to.
The regular order Of business having been
gone through with, the d. G. requested tho
Convention to name the place in which tho
next Convex tion would be held, when it was
moved aud carried that Centcrville be the Fe-
nian Capital of Idahe Territory.
On lnotion. ths thanks Of the Convention
we're rendered to the Sars6vld Circle and tho
other owners. for the use Of their Hall.
On motion, vote Of thanks was rendered
70 the OiliCHrs 0f the Convention for ths very
satisfactory and efficient manner in which they
hlled their respective positi0as.
Also . voto Vt thanks ~ thr District Centre
tor HE 1rnl and devOtedssees iii thA rnuse, and
Also for hin strCt attsntiOn to his 0icial duties
M0vrd and seconded TINT the proceedings Of
this Convention b puhlishcd Il, the IpAHO
WORID, l,SsA Citisvn, N. T., Irish Rsp.blic,
Chicago. Carried.
i On motion. tho Cpnvention sdjourncd, sub
iect to the call Of the District Centre.
+. DQNAH0, Presideat.
! 81. W. lfCKEE, Hecttsary. ef
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-08
J. J. MAY.

4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF.
"A nee on Wall street. opposite and below ]. W.
Wood Co.'S Store, Idaho City. l. T. nitf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
0aS Mpr1libt.
TLUMENIBoREALE

Die fol9snee G@i!perun9 ces Norcz
liGtes, ,pirr jepem W~finnelpt a 8iir9er>
bet ZEN Nnblid hes majsifdtiiden 2tdt<
eebtlpes ielht 1T ieinem salterbaften
&etse 8enisben fann> wtllfpmmen iein.
@te erpb AUDI immer Der @eseniab
beS 0ewitter5 unp ne5 Nprpli9tes ict:
parin Alsi6t it6 BET Gerlauf teicer
pbdnpmenen,c aB 1t9 ibre5pannun9 5uz
lebt in etner OVERWHELMING auflDf.
Bprm Der 2idten1einunSeu 1T fret
lid Iebr abmetdeno. Nidt rann> wenn
ME Bel Dem Oetpitter punfele, ibperc
Malenwolfen tief am,,6immel idpetsn,
(ol,ceun in ben b5berenN e9ionen lt@ jeue
sarten 6ererw1lf9en GSdaidenD sei<
oen, Die f. our01idtis rinn 1inp,cab ic
etwa rur rur6 bic Silpuns etnes5ofeS
INN ben Monb i6 perratben, rarf cas
Gylbeinen zines b1ber a%ufitet9enren, bis
gum 1tdrfiten Wlana 1id entwidelnoen
Nprcltdtes permutbst tperoer. Gin
Gpr;eiden pe5 Y%bdnpmenes Nib 9e<
wpbnlt6 ldon AM Mor9e1 Dor ieinem
ndhtliden &u5tru6 in ben unre9elz
m~abialeiten 9efunren, bic am ftiinoliden
@an9e Der Wa9netnarel fid etnteuen.
5tatt Der Wettermplfen> aus penen Der
8liy fpmmt> fteist suerft Elm braunltdes
prer Ytplettes Nebelaebilbe> bnrd nell
Dies bic Ster1,e pie nur6 eiten 9bbez
rau@ acknowledgment, am nSrrliden
9prisunt berauf. Balo runret 1i@ cer
Nehel Der in zen @egenpen pes bbditcn
Nprrens Don beller> >peiblt9er Tarbung
ct detnt; Gin breiter> bellleu6tencer
9idttpscn> ert mtib, pann ltdt9elb>
,pblbt fi9 iber paS Dunfel ber> uno rer
@elammtumrib ber Grl9einun9 9letbt
jebt ben, Nbl6nitt elmer &u9el, Ypn melz
der muir Elm She'll 1i9 iber ben 6pri>
cont b%erporbebt, dbnlt9 elmer int Nufse<
ben be9rifener, AT ibrem @cnpe prdd>
ti9 9lan;eneen in Der Mitte eunflen
COMMEMORATIVE.
Da6 9idtsebilpe 1elber Meitt fait fetz
len Ausentlid in 9leider @eifalt uno
Garbe, ionpern eS if in etner1 beitdnct>
gen Mufwa1en uno 11win9eupen Sez
tpe9cn be9ulfen !; feline Garbe talp bier,
balo bort letbafter fid emit lammenp, er<
bDbt ii6 gu Dem gioletten unp Sldu<
lidweiben, gum @elben uno Sapbir<
blauen, gum 2otb pe6 purpur unp gum
Grin ces Smara9cs, urp ale pteie
Tarten wedleln uno ipielen pbne Nufz
bIren cine III bic ancere btnlber. Der
9i6ttc9en itebt 10 ;uweilen tunpenlans
b. ebe ras berrlide Meteur jene bIdte|
8puenpun9 ieiner6prm credit su nell
der e5 1id nur bel iebr ftarfen masnetiz
iden GntlacunSen erbebt. SIS breaen
jebt Strablen operGeueridulen aus rem
llmfan9e ces 2idt9ew6lbes berppr, nell
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

@lpden am5al1e. 9i1ter ibneu fpmmt
Der 6anpbub alS @ebulfe be6 Senr..
aud NIT 1nuberut Melteimer, ceren
Neibe Der otter nit einbetntseut Melfz
fubl auf ben5Srnem bei9lteBt. MQe5
Dieb trdat @lofen, oft in barmpntidem
| @eldut. S6en auf ter Mlp, AUDI Mlm
aenan1,t, &ptrb nun Safe bereitet ; &d<
leret 1T ba8 6auptselddft. Die
S6weiSertdle iInp pur6lbnittli@ 80
bis 100 Yfb. 19wer. SmNinter wpb<
men @irt uub @ieb tpierer i'm Gbal,
Dp9 es pirbe ;u melt fabren> wpQte
t6 Sbnen raS gauge 2eben unb ben
Gbarafter Der @9weis nod ~ausfabrliz
der fdilcern. Das @ela9te m69e Sc
nii9en. Spdter pieuei6t mebr bariber.
2eiper 1T bic &esterunA bic mod cine
freie> eine republifanii1e lein ipu,ourdz
fanittlt@ feinolid Se9e1 ben fatb>@ lau-
ben 9eiinnt.
Stun nod eigi9e Wprte fiber Maria
Ginfeplcn. Dieter lieblt9eW aQfabrt6-
prt 1T Fin @tapden pber better einTleden
init unaefabr $500 Glnwobneru. GS
ottt ,pobl III gang europa teincn 10 be-
iuGten @aufabrtSprt, wie bteien6leden.
Sod unb Ntepris ptl9ert oprtbtn ioear
aus Deut19lanb, Granfretd unc Staz
lien. Wtr wiien ia rcdt gut cab
1elbf Der 9elpensrets> rer serftprbene
GHtildpf Spn Greibur9 @errmann Son
8icarie nod in letnem bpben glitter 3u
6ue bierbin pil9erte. IS ipQen jabrz
lid 100000 Men1dcn> jeppd ST rerz
1diecenen 3eiten bier 9epeien letn.
uMarta Sill" 1T bic 3ufu@t ouer eiez
fer pilaer. SD babe manden frpmmen
priri ter >np anrere 9lauben6treue Seez
len BIER aetrcfsn, unr e5 tbut einem ei1
folder @ediel ppn 9er;en wobl; cenn
in Deuti1lano babe id ur;er ben ipae<
nannten t0ebilceten pper tei1er 9albz
oebtlpeten niel l%ln9lauten 9efunoen
uno Yiel mpralt19es Glenb.
Tabren sic rafi9 fort uno Sbre
iunse 3eitun9 miro nidt nur cine eer
bcliebtcltcnn, ionpern AUDI cine Der perz
treitteten unter ben fatb 3eitun9enNme>
rtfa'6 perben. .--.
Mit oielen bersliben 0ritnn an Ste
uno al Mlle perbleibe id
Sbr aufrt6tiser Greuno
6. 6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Ser @ anberer

DE BON unsleider 9dn9e meiit in seraz
bel, suweilert AUDI IN 9eldldnselter&t9z
tun9, oft bts biaan gum S@eltelpurfte,
bis CUR Mitte beS @immels tetser.
3upetlen pe9leln BE Geuerfrablen
NIT l1mdr3liden eit1em tunflen Nautte
eteidencen Streiim 49, onpere Male
feblen biele Besletter. Sci ie9r tarfen
MprcliGtern bre9en GeaerIaulen nt9t
muir aus bem umfan9e re5 breitenaidtz
bpoens berppr, ipnpern lie ftet9en an
yielen punften beS 9prt;ontS wte aus
pem 8open auf 11no bill en-, NIT tbren
wpoenben &d1,pern ulammenl9la9eno,
Elm Geuermeer, bas III iecem M~u9enblfde
ben Weli9t6itnn re5 Beubadters bur9
anpere Tarber, anpere @etalten uno
ancere @raoe pe5@lan3eS ent;idt. Die
6eue ipwie bic Gorbenpradt hes maze
ftatii9en 9idtsebtlpes teben IN Senau:
en1 GerbdltniB nit pen8 ewe9un9en; ie
ldneuer uno frdfti9er pieie fnc> teito
fdrfer miro ter @lnnS teftp 1Gbncr taS
Tartenlptel. 3ulebt nen1 aud biele
Gri9einun9 Der sertreut> vpn Yeri9ieoe<
men Yunften au%ftet9encen @lutlaulen
cine ldn9ere poer farSere 3cit 9ecauert
bat, ridden bielelben nit tbren Yteoeitaz
len*) an ei1ent eemeiniamenp unfte oeS
p%orisonteS> na9 Der 95be ce5 9t9tboz
gems bin> suiammer, wdbreno bic &artz
tdler*) BON einanoer riidenp, cine
fternfIrmi9 auS%frablenoe 0efalt
biloen. Diele5 1T bic eieentli9e 1r9e@
rannte &rpne neS Nprplt9tes> wel9e
muir ielteu in jener @pQfdneisftit ouf~
tritt in bet nit suwetlen 1e obsebtlpet
1eben.
[5urtesuns auf Der 367. @site.]
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-08-18

A Mississippi daily has at the head
of one of it's columns cut of rebel
flag, with q cannon underneath, and the
words: 1.-The guns that will kill Rad
icalism are, for President, Horatio Sey.
mour; Vice President, Prank p. Blair
Said we'll known lawyer of st. Louis
the other day: 81 have always been q
Democrat, but 1 can not vote for Sey-
mour s. will not vote to surrender ey
erything we fought for. II I can do
any good, 1 will take the stump for
Grant and Colfax.'' sae 1e-..'7 &c. s.
The Cleveland Herald says: "Brick
Pomeroy has surrendered, body and
breeches, to the false and deceptive
Seymour and that pestilent Blair fami
ly' He is now busily engaged in swal
lowing his own words, which is the mas
test dish ever sat down to- s 1, - - s.
A correspondent commenting on the
course of The New York World, in
speaking of Grant as 'sHiram, - says
eff st. Paul were our candidate for the
Presidency. Moses M. Marble would
dub him Saul Of Tarsus, and on that
ground try to beat him with Judas
Iscariot.
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NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN to the citizens of Wayne
II township, Wayne county, Indiana, that will
apply ct the next session Of the Board OF County
Commissioners of said county, to be held the first
Monday of September 1868, for license to sell ntoxi-
eating liquorA in less quantity than quart time
and suffer the same to be drank the premises
where sold in accordance with act approved March
6th, 1859.
The premises where propose to sell said liquors
- described as follows Being part of lot No. 20 in
laid out by Jeremiah Cox, the side of Pearl
street, Immediately north of the Citizens Bank, and
and being the room now occupied by me as grocery
store.
Aug. 10th, 1858. 23-4w JACOB WEBER.
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n TTORNEY AT LAW and NOTARY,
"A Office No. 33, Main4st., Richmond, Ind,
Attends to the collection of all claims in any State of
the Union. Will practice in any OF the Courts OF In
diane and Ohio Execute~ Desds, Nortgagss, and
PowssSof Attorney, either AinlAn1 or iOfet9n So BY
special arrangement with c. p. ADAc, in Cincinnati
(0srman Consul) and KILLER Co., of New York, |
am enabled TO forward and receive any money packa-
Ges os-oshef valuAblss, weH ss to attsnd to the
tr.nsis Of persons from part of Europe or from
this country.
IAN business strictly confidential and promptly
attended to. - Sykg 9ET JH
July 7th. 1868. 1otf
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Among the innnm erable puns on the
name of the Democratic candidate,
which may be classed as passable, bad
and Indifferent. is the following, en-
bodied in toast for Democratic bar
becues: Here's to the old Democratic
hulk she needs but one sea more to
sink her" aas aSe2 aza7 efne1 ss4s
: A large Grant and Colfax meeting
was held at Gordon, Florida, on the 9th
inst. Over 300 freedmen participated.