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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-09
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BENE Diets
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Y, between Amiiy and 4lh streels.--
Benedict Bros, III Broadway Keepers
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Agents for the Rsmontoir Tower Clocks.
Also Agents for the celebrated Ameri-
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ranted and we offer them TO the Public
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ADDRESS,
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School Books for sale ut sissOn's at
half price.
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WE can safely say that the Hardware and
Tinware Estu blishmeat of Messrs. Gill &
RlcnNoND, " here they keep the latest inl-
proved Stoves Of every description, the
most ccOumical End complete variety of
Hardware AMI Tinware, House Furnish.
ing Goods of every kind; and the Tiu and
Sheet Iron Ware they manufacture is far
superior to that of any other House in
Ohio, MS they have in their employ ono of
the most perfect workmen, who thorough
ly understands how to do any kind of
work, or make in the finest style any arti-
c!e of Tiu or Sheet Iron that may be want
ed by any hOuse-keepcr or in any branch
of business. He can do repairing in
style that cannot fail to please those who
mav employ him, That establishment
not only deserves all the patronage of the
public but deserves the highest praise.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-07-09

For Pure Drugs and Medicines, 60 /,
SissOn's Drug Store.
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"Time may scar and blanch your brow"
but it cannot silver your hair, if you use
that excellent renewer knowna as "Barret's
Vegetable Hair Restorative" TO the abso-
Lutte exclusion of all the vile compounds
with which the market is flooded.
mouth journal.
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THE AMERICAN STocK JOURNAL for june
is at hand. The cnterprsing Publishers
of this valuable Monthly, offer to send
Sample Copies free. Each number con-
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ted to Farming, Stock Breeding and Dis
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ALL kinds Of Goods at Dodge's ore
being sold at prices that please all.
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FoR Ayers Medicines, call at sisson's
Drug Store.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
COLOMBIA.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE pss.,p

Difficulty with Brazii-TroubIe with Grcpt
Britain-Commcrciai statistics-Isnd of the
ChiriQui Revolt.
PANAMA, April 90 lses
The steamer Taica arrived here yesterday from
Ouayaquil and intermediate ports. she brings no
news Of particular interest from Ecuador, with the
exception Of report Of q local outbreak at Tulcan
headed by q criminal who broke Jail short time be.
fore. 1t Is believed that he will submit to the gov.
ernment condition Of being pardoned for his
former offences.
In the State OF Cauca there was great deal OF
agitation on account OF the rebellion OF the Bishop
Of Pasto against the civil government, and also In
regard 10 the outrages committed In Ambato, Ecua.
dor, against Colombian citizens. This affair will
probably make the unpleasant relations between the
two republics sl more so, and the general govern
ment as well as that Of the State Of Cauca will make
the most OF 1t.
BY the Talca am In receipt OF papers from Bogot&
mp TO the slst OF March and private letters up to the
Ah instant on the latter day General Gutierrez had
ontered upon ms duties as President OF the republic;
the names OF hs Secretaries Of state were not known
yet The three substitutes OF Gutierrez In case of
absence, death or removal are Dr. Salvador Camacho
Roldan, General Elisio Pagan and General Eustorlo
eagar. The first Of these gentlemen Is well ana
favorably known on the isthmus and in the United
States; the second formerly Governor Of Caucao
and the last is the too well known former Colombian
Minister at washington.
Acosta, before going out OF ofiicc, has done wise
thing! he submitted to the logic Of facts and in spite
d personal ard party prejudices recognized the new
government In Tolina Congress has been very busy,
DUO neither the debates the resolutions and bills
pafs9d arc Of any but local interest. Only one Of the
matleFS under discussion deserves notice.
toF several days rumors were n1ating about In Bo
k.'i apoa' protest o. tho brazilian Charge d'Af-
i@'f" against certain worIa dcrogatory 10 his Em.
VI" aAc coubaJ e0iIlsocr - tne report OF NJ.
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HAWAI- INTELLIGENCE.

The United States steam sloop Iroquois, Com
mander English, arrived at Yokohama on the Is. OF
March from Hogo Japan. She left there on the 25th
OF February, before the heavy storm, and reports
very severe passage. Her object in leaving Hiogo
to have to the smallpox hospital at Yoko-
hama On the 10th one Of the crew, James II. Car
hart seaman from New York, was taken with small
pox and died on the 23d OF February at Hogo. Only
one light case Of varoloid has since occurred on
board.
The United States double-cnder Monocacy, Com
mander Carter, returned to Yokohama on the I'd,
having been twenty-five miles down the bay for tar
set practice during the four previous days. Oficers
and crew all well.
The United states steamer saranac, Captain James
Madison Frailey, arrived ot Panama on the nth inst
Island on the evening previous, after .
run OF nineteen days and six hours, and
steamed up the bay to her ANCHORAGE
next morning She was expected to remain
-four or five weeks. Her quick despatch to Panama,
Il IL supposed, was brought about by the late hostile
manifestations against citizens OF the United States.
Besides this vessel there remains in port the United
States soop Cyane, MASTERS.
AZ Aspinwal the United states steamer Penobscot
Eastman, was in port.
The United States steamer Shenandoah arrived at
Shanghae on the Goth Of February and sailed for
Nagasaki on the same day.
The United States steamer Marb'ehead Conn.,
mandcr Leroy, was at Kingston, JAM, on the 18th
Instant
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

CURIOUS PBENoNEHoN.--A marvellous occurrence
took place in Norton, Mass, on Tuesday evening Of
last week, as we arc Informed by an eye witness.
late OF Wooneocket, was shaken az by on earth
quake throwing crockery from che shelves and doing
Considerable damage. Mr.. Boyian and several
other persons, who were citing In the store, were
thrown 10 the floor and greatly frightened They
thought an earthquake had visited them. But what
Is must singnlar the shock was felt no where else In
the vicinity, and other people In the neghborhood
Knew nothing OF the "shake" until told OF 1t by the
ere people OF vareclty, including Mrs. Boyan, who
expressed the thought. 'tbe end n the world has
conc" since the evening In question there has
been no explanation Of the pneno Wooa-
socket m ~ Patriot lpgTi a.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
CHILE.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE vrsalu.
Foreign Relations Of Chilc-Arrcss and I'm.
prisOnment Of a British Ccn.m,--Di pI onratic =
Movemcnts-Gencra News.
VALPARAISO. AprIl q. 1863,

VALPARAISO, April 3, 1903.
Chile Is now completely occupied with the religious
exercises preliminary to Holy Week and everything
is unusually dull. Nearly oil OF the wealthy families
are absent from the cities, politics and other anuse-
ments arc suspended, and the only sensation OK.
perienccd here now is the important intelligence
arriving by the tr-monihly mail steamers from the
United states.
The foreign relations OF Chile at The present time
seem TO be getting badly mixed, but there IN not
much apprehension Of anything serious growing ont
of the Misunderstanding. The Peruvian matter
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

THE STATE ISDEBTEDNEss.-Th state debt IL over
sol oo00o0 the local Indebtedness Ia about $50 900
more. The canal debts cover 600 and the
constitution has provided for the extinction OF these
two Items by setting apart from the canal revenues
So 20500c0 which will nQuidae ia 1868 the canal debt
of1s4 and the General Fund debt In about four years
afterwards. The new canal debt In 1850 will be ex-
!,ngushed ~ 1865 by sinking fund and at the same
be paid by direct taxation. Thus, under the present
regulations, the whole State debt should be extin-
guished by the year 1879, leaving only share
OF the national debt and the county debts.-Alodny
dfJtL2 ADTu "a.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD.
Illness of Colonel Balta In Peru.

AsPINWALI, April 20, 1858.
The steamer from the south arrived at Panama just
before the train with the California mails left. had
only time to get the correspondence from Peru and
Chile. understand from the purser that the candi
date for the next Presidential term In Peru, Colonel
Balta was very sick with yellow fever at Piura when
the steamer left Paita. His death would con.
siderable change In Peru.
The Spanish steamer Barcelona, which ought to
have arrived here from Carthagena to-day, has not
yet made her appearance.
There was no correspondence from the Mexican
coast by the California steamer.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

,cfa,o.frl sIss. BOSTON, April %, 1903.
The opening trot Of the season in this vicinity toos
place this afternoon, quite number Of apectators
being present at Riverside Park to witness IL
The race was Q handicap purse ana stakt
the contestants being chestnut gelding McCleiIeH
to wagon, bay gelding John Stewart TO saddle And
sorrel gelding S0rrel Dan to harness. Three heat1
were trotted, all OF which were won by Mcclellan.
Time 2:39x, 2:361s and 2:S6k. The last heat was Z
close with Stewart and was only won BY shoH
neck. The others were won easily.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE u IHs uss,lo.

The Eicctiens-No Dis,ufhance-BsI,a prcb,-
bly, Observation-Disclosures of the Yellow
Fevcr-AGnirs In the North-Gcpcrai Items.
LIMA, April IA, 1868.
Contrary 10 general expectation and 10 general
precedent In Peru the elections in Lima ana its
vicinity have passed OF without any notable disturb
anoe hloodshed. The fear OF trouble was 40 widely
felt that the government determined TO take decisive
steps in Anticipation OF aBy outl0est. Consequently
The New York herald., 1868-04-29

Difficulty with Brnzii--Trouble with Crcut
Brituin-Commcrcial statistics-Isnd Of the
ChirfQui Revolt.
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
sTosMlaG the NATIONAL TREASURY.

Tho following is q list Of subsidies demanded by
only eleven companies from the present radical Con-
gress. The total Is startling:--
The New York herald., 1868-04-29
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
ConpHcationS Arising Between Brazil
and the West Coast Republics.
The Elections in Peru Favor
able to Balta.
Settlement of the Troubles on the
Isthmus.

The steamer Henry Chauncey, Captain Grey, rom
Aspinwan April 2o arrived at this port yesterday.
The following is the list OF treasure by the Henry
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The Commissioner Will Not Compromise.

WAsBIEGTos. Sept. 2.-Some twenty parties
throughout the United States, connected With the
blank department Of the postoffice, were indicted
in Michigan. Under this indictment. W. q. Red
Traver, OF the sixth auditors ofice, and VIM.
Towers. chief clerk of the superintendent Of pub
lie printing, were arrested. The prisoners were
discharged on the ground that they could not be
tried on an indictment found in Michigan for an
oftense committed 10 Washington. Judge Wiley
who discharged the prisoners, did not invest.
gate the guilt Of the prisoners ss charged In the
Indictment.
Gen. Orlando Brown and dozen minor officers
OF negro troops, acting as bureau fnnctonaries
are mustered out They will continue their func.
lions in the bureau as civilians.
number OF storekeepers and gsugers were
appointed to day. including Charles B. Fry, Of
Richmond, Va, and ]. NJ. Ross, Of the first Ala
bama district.
Internal revenue receipts to-day so7l 900.
Minister Webb advises the State department
that the complication with the Brazilian govern
S Ssnt rsgsIdlpg gg the detention Of the Wasp, has
E. @. Megrue has been appointed colleetor of
internal revenue for the Cincinnati disIriu, vice
NJ. p. Gaddis, resigned.
Commissioner Rollins received dispatch from
New York last night that a warrant had been is
sued against him. Up to Il . hour this after
noon the warrant had not been served. Rollins
telegrsphs that be will not appear personally or
by counsel in New York tomorrow. Harland
deputy commissioner, also will ignore warrant
for him should il be served. Il Is asserted posi-
lively that Rollins will not recognize Buckley !;
that is, he will assign Buckley no duty. Rollins
disclaims any ides Of compromise regarding super.
visors. The law makes it his duty to nominate
them.
Ihe excitement in Official circles is intense with
increased bitterness.
II is stated on good authority that the president
and Secretary bcCulloch disavow any active par
tcipation 10 the New York proceedings against
the commissioner and his deputy, Hsrland.
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NUMBER II.

dering special committee appointed Jaly 25th. 70
investigate the issuance sflevee bonds, 70 report
ct once. Adopted.
Gray, Of 81. James, introduced bill relative
to public education, providing for the appoint
ment Of board Of 6ve BY the governor, Who shall
with the superintendent Of education. control the
education Of the State. Read twice and sent to
committee Of the whole.
BILLS ON THEIR FIRST RKADIHG.
By Carr Of 0rleans-An act exempting from
taxation certain property in the first draining dis
trict Read twice and referred.
By McVean Of Caddo-An act relative to nota-
ries and sherifs in the parishes Of Orleans and
Jefferson. Calendar.
The House then took mp the Senate bill organic
ing board Of public works.
Pending the discussion Of this bill the secretary
Of the Senate appeared with q message frsm the
conference committee, on the registration bill.
recommending the immediate pss-sge Of the
Senate BILL. The bill was finally passed and sent
to the governor.
Raymond of Jefferson, tried to introduce reso-
luton congratulating the Republicans of Vermont
upon the recent Radical victory In that State, but
previous 10 its introduction, no quorum being pre-
sent, the House adjourned until IL O'Clock to day.
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Important MILITARY order.

The following highly important order bears Its
own explanation:
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, La, Sept. l, 1865.
Circular Ne. ~
In order that the Official relations peuwevA sha
ana the sherifs of the various parishes and coun-
ties of the States comprising this department,
may be fully understood by all concerned. the
olowing instructions are communicated for the
g0vt rnment of such commanders:
Tie sheriff, being State officer, usually ap.
poir ted for particular county or parish, is re-
s'rc ed in the execution of his duties TO the ter.
tor al limits Of such county or parish. His right
TO require the assistance of the posse c0nitdtls
s sup eme within such limits. He is, therefore,
authorized, in cases Of unlawful resistance to his
authority clearly shown to exist, to require the
assistance OF any troops serving within his dis
irct. In such cases the military commander will
be required to render the assistance called for !;
provided, that. in the exercise of q sound dscre-
ton, be is satisfied that the necessity for such
service exists. But should he not be thoroughly
satisfied of this, he will decline to act until he
can make report to, and receive special instruc.
tioDs from, these headquarters, In each case
The official relations of military commanders
and United States marshals are to be defined as
follows: The marshal, being q United States Of
fcer Is acting under the same authority as that
which governs the military commander himself; !;
and his district being ordinarily restricted TO the
limits Of the State, his authority to call for the
assistance Of troops In cases arising out of resis
tsuce TO the laws Of the United States is coexten
sive with the limits Of such State. He will, there
fore, have right to call upon any military COM
mander, within his district. for such assistance
the nature Of the Gaze may require; but the mill
tary commander will. as before indicated, exer-
cise q sound discretion in deciding upon the
necessity for the use Of his troops.
In DO case ID it deemed proper to consider
mere riotous demonstration as case calling for
the interpositon of the military forces, which
should not be displayed until it shall be absolutely
necessary for them to act
BY command of Brew. Maj. Gen. r. G. Buchanan:
TBOS. NEtLL
Major 10th Infantry. Brevet Brig General. u. & A.
Acting Assistant Acjutsnt General
OFFICIAL: NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieut. 37h Infantry Lieut. U. Army
Acting Assistant Adjutsnt General
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11.OOo bales. Flour drmer. Other markets un.

ll,Ooo bales. Flour hrmer. Other markets IN.
changed.
LIvERrooL, Sept. 2-Afternoon. Bacon SIS. Cd.
RoeiD let. Turpebtne 26s Sd.
FRANKFORT, Sept 2.-Bonds 75l.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2-Evening.-Cotton steady
and unchanged. Bresdstuffs dull.
LONDON, Sept. 2-EveniDg Dg-Consols "a. Bonds
fRASKroRr, Sept. 2.-Bonds quiet and steady
at 76l.
NV YORK, Sept 2-Evening Cotton steady,
sales 2l00 bales. Middling upIsads SO4s. Spring
wheat nour scarce and drm; Winter plenty aud
tending downward. Wheat-Wint- r heavy and
declined 2Q3c. during the day; spring firm. Corn
dull and dropping; mixed western 81 250I rs,
white 81 29. Mess pork-New t2s so; other
provisions unchanged. Lard firm. Whisky lower,
sIc. 10 bond. Sugar active and hrmer musco-
vado lO4@l0ic. other groceries 6rm and quiet.
Naval stores quiet and unchanged. Texas wool
2sQ3lc.; Mexican 25(G254c. Freights quiet
Governments closed firm-5.20's of '6t liz. Ten.
nessee's 633, do. new $50. North Cardinals II,
do. new 703. Virginias $50. do. new 524. Gold
dull at l44i. Sterling quiet and nominal at 1921.
S,u'bern bonds were quiet but there wers few
safes at higher prices.
NEW YORK. sept 2-Evening -Latest.-Fiye
twenties OF 50 ia, of 64 1898, 65 ILL., new 1884,
's7 lOet IS l0si ten forties 1864. Money very
easy Al 3@4 per cent; prime discounts very duIl
at e3G7 per cent. Stocks closed strong bat dull.
Sub treasury balance s87 $50 900.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2-Ssles to-day: 81 hhds.
tobacco; low grades st full rates. 81 251l3 rs for
common lugs TO medium leaf Breckiardgs
county leaf $50 So Superfne -four IS 75t0s7.
Wheat 81 00G2 05. Corn soc. Oats 45@t8c.
Rye 81 rs. Mess pork s29@29 so. Lard lst0
ls}c. Bacen-shoulders l3lc.; clear rib sides
l62c.; clear sides l74c. Bulk mests-shouders
l2lc; clear sides l6ic. Whisky, raw, free,
81 27s.
CncINNATI. Sept. 2.-FIour-family 50 500
50 rs. Wheat held at 81. Corn 96c. .0sl. Oats
SOC. Whisky Csc. 10 bond. Pork s29. Bulk
sbOulders held Mt l2lc sides lA1c Lard I91A
ls3c. Hams 2O@2Itc. Butter 3s@37c EvgsI5
Ql6c. hay $l3@l6. Potatoes 81 25GD7 60.
apples s2@4.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2.-Superfne -four s606 IS.
Wheat 81 S6G2 IS. Corn 90G93c. Oats 520156lc.
Pork S29 rs. Boon shoulders l34c.; clear ribbed
sides l5io. cleH sides l74c. Hams 200. Balk
shoulders l2tc.; sides l54Gl6c. Lard ls40ls2.
Whisky 81 224.
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House OF Representative.


The House met at noon. Speaker Lowell pre-
siding.
Fifty-fvs members present.
Prayer.
Minutes dispensed with.
Gays from Saturday next; to BackiHHaau aor ten e.,
Morehouse for twenty days; to McCullen Of
East Baton Rouge for Eve days; to Young OF
Vermillion for ten days; TO Esnard Of 81. Mary
for five days; to Leblanc Of Orleans for FIVE days
was granted.
REPoRTs OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Ways and means-On the various bills relative
to city money favorably by Q substitute. The
substitute provides for the issuance by the city Of
S. 800 900 Of 4oyesr bonds bearing 730 per cent.
interest, the same to be used Ia funding the float.
ng debt of the city. Bill ordered printed and
made the order Of the day for Friday next ct
O'Clock.
Judiciary-On Senate bill enabling lessees to
bend property under provisional seizure, fsvsr-
ably.
On an act giving Jurisdiction to Third. Fourth,
Filth. sixth and Seventh District Courts, in cer-
tain cases, favorably.
On an act relative to appointment Of deputy
clerks in district courts, favorably.
On an act allowing G. 7. Shine to change his
name, fsvorably.
On an act relative to the tutorship Of the minor
fayorsbly.
On an act amending the law regarding the sdops.
on Of children. favorably.
The above bills we're calendared.
On sn act repeating the law ordering the publ
cation Of judicial Advertisements in French, un-
iayorably. Action deferred for one week.
Library Progress. Report ordered printed.
message from the Senate was here received
announcing concurrence in joint resolution su-
thorzing en- investigation into actions Of first and
81 cond drainage commissioners, the sppropri
alton bill. and the sct transferring causes
now pending from the courta of ,6l fo those
Of '6s. and asking concurrence In bill relative 70
ats chnents and bill authorizing the city Of New
Orleans to make O loan.
Gray. Of st. James, introduced resolution CT.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Geser~l Koseerans-HoRnan'sN Nomin atisn-
The New York Herald on Newspapers and
Inlersal Revenue.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Gen. Rosecrsns, in con-
yersaton at the Astor House yesterday, said he
did not believe the Southern leaders intended to
is,ue an address as has been reported. In regard
to his Mexican mission, be says his policy will be
of kindness and cancellation, and that libuster.
ing or annexation movements will not be favored.
Hofman's nomination was unanimous without
ballot
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The New York Herald
this morning has an editorial on newspapers and
internal revenue, stating that il had been served
with notice Of tax due on its business, and un-
less paid. the usual remedy would be enforced
Il Ia not informed under what Law this attempt to
tax the press Is made, and styles forced and sb
surd construction Of the act by ignorant sssessors
II says: The whole tenor Of the revenue laws as
regards the press shows that Congress did not 10.
tend 10 tax newspapers. Incomes from news
paper business pay tax the same ss other incomes
but the business itself is not taxed" II snnouu-
its intention 70 resist the construction put on
the Law by the assessors, and believes the press
generally will do the same.