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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

Minister Bancroft is ID Darmstsdt. q

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A dispatch from Belgrade says that the-as-
sassins Of Prince Michael have been shot.
Political riots took place in Prague ieet
week. The garrison OF thelcity has been IN
creased, and quiet restored. xr 3.-ni
Reports received from all parts Of Great
Britain, during the latter part Of last week,
show that the weather has been highly favor
able for the crops.
The aefmshih, Captain caldeyoy, which
left Belgen,, Norway, on the 7th Of May last,
on an expedition to the north pole, was spo-
ken in latitude seyent7-tw9 ALI on Bhea1d
are well.
Inthe French Corps Legislatif h dill has
been passed providing that 4, ,000, 900 francs in
rentes be assigned as partial satisfaction oil
the claims Of the holders Of Franco Mexican
bonda. II cGqf x hnf-rUTI yioGI
The report ia confirmed that peace has
been concluded by Russia with Bokhara. II
is said that the Russian commander in Bo-
kbaEa has prohibited tIade between Bokhara
and India.
The propfiety Of erecting moun1len in
Westminster Abbey, in memory OF Lord
Broughanf and Prof Faraday,l Is widely can
Yassed, and has been warmly advocated, both
in and out Of Parliament w
Advices from Spain report that that gov
,ernment has distributed troops throughout
the province Of Catalonia, and that under the
operation of martial law and through the ef-
ficiency of flying columns Of military all at
tempts at rising have been repressed.
Adyices from MEXICO state that the insur.
rectionists, SeaFa Zeca and Selva, were routed
by Gen. Eseobedo, in the Sierra and at Qua,
rataro, and the campaign sgaihst the reyolq..
tionists is active. The Juarists occupied al
the important points, The Juarez govern
ment is, nevertheless, reported in precari'
oua state
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

Diaoesor. of the stomach: Liver an d Bowels,
n S.h I. An, ,,r,o4 confro which intlns noes III,
sls Of or debatSted by
Cess-indgeston offensive breath, and physical pros
Teton are the nafl Alsu 20 se oLS
tlst1s source OF & i
'omplnts and unrelf sisep, dS & J
lhsctei and generates Diilous I. II @ 80 no
fc inc Bo~ela spAthise ay ~ tasa Iis IL oS
tnd Dysentery ihe ls Is ny S mar
pats in their recuperatve regenerative operation
T- EryEIDeIaa and Salt Rheuln
Are two of the most common and vrulent disorder
prevalent on this continent to these the Ointment is
1sciay Antaeoni5tic its "modus operandn is first tC
indicate the venom and then complete the cure
TST-, oId a.. .,A Tlos,.
a, isndinS tSat have nertinaeiously
S y, ~ iy a o3ber retadv ar trestnent have IN
IaraDy suceumosa 70 10" Npph04'OnSo VI 'n'
angnen'' Rr,ntton. nm the Skin.
A;;no, s,, a M stais Of tba Hood or chronic dis
Ans To pei sT and Surface
:egained By the S rssIos ~, "a % t hsT tost anal
% i h vsr tn disnel raShes and other dsfTure
Nts' aiS ~ ~ ~ ~ go 90 W N--PS' '~
ments vi 'ne iaoet etTamolo Oo,nnlaints
; the vnnn1 or oli married or single at the
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
cINc1NNArI nrARKET.

C1NcNNAT1, July Sl.--FLoUR-Q Quiet but firm.
er; family siO91O,25 wHEAr7-Quiet and old held
at S2,O562,l6 but millers buy sparingly. coRN--
Declined TO s6c, distlleries find they cannot COM
mence Operations for some time, owing to the
changes necessary to be made In their works.
OArs-Firm at zoe. RYE-Unsettled; sales at 81, 10
@l,2O. CoRS-Dull and prices are nominal. PRo.
vrsioNs-The buoyancy has terminated nothing
done to-day. Bulk meats rAld at 12N and IAN,
but no demand Bacon-Nominally l3c for sheul.
ers and 16c and 17c for clear rib and clear sides.
Lard lsc. wHIsKY-Advanced 70 65c in bond
Weather cloudy In the morning. Thermometer 90.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
mar6et Reports.
NEW YORK MARKET.

Sales at 29@291Sc for Middling Uplands. FLOUR
i'm good demand for fresh ground. Sales st $3.50
@7 so for Super; $s 70a13 90 for Round Hoop Ohio.
WHEAT-Active and better milling demand. Sales
at $l,So@01. 90 for No. 2 spring; Sl.95 for No. l
Chicago S2.v2 for choice Minnesota. RYE-ScaTce
and Arm. CoRN--Active Sales at sl04@1 .l3 for
inferior to prime Mixed Western adoat; $1.2l for
New White Western. BARLEY-Market nominal.
oArs-Market dull Sales at so for Western in
store and s3k for do aAoat. PoRK-Market nrm. =
sales at S28. .20@2s.37 for New Mess; $2800@2s. 81
for Old. BEEF--Market quiet and steady. Cur
MrArs-Market steady LARD-Market hrmer.--
Sales at 17@lSk for Steam; 18k@lSx for Kettle
Rendered. PETRoLEUM-sales at lIk for Crude;
34L for Refined
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
DTILwAUKEE MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, July y31.-FLouR-Helda at an advance
of 2oc Present quotations are: Good to choice
city spring extras S9,25a9,75; common to choice
country ss,0Oa9, ,37k; superfne S6,I6a726, WHEAl
The corner" on No spring still continues, aud
prices were advanced 15c--closing at S2,25. No.
scarce and firm at Sl,Ts. CoRN--Moderately active
and steady at s2 Ia9sc for No. and 92c for No. 2
OATs-None here; nominal at 74c for No. 2. RYE
Firm, with q sale by sample at SlS1 delivered
BAnLEY-Quiet at s1,40 for prime new. BUTTER
Firm at 24a76c for good to choice Eoos--Quick o.
sale at 1Taloc WooL--Steady at 33a34c for coarse
S5asec for medium and 36Is@37c for fine fleece
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
A NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESSMAN carpet

\, A NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESSMAN carpet
bagger has just escaped the chance to do
the Radicals great service. For weeks he
was missing, not having been seen since he
started from Tarbofe' to Washington. He
was S"trooly iloil~ ~ and his friends grew
alarmed, They were anxiously looking to
find his hair in one county and his boots in
another; and were desirotis'to make first
class martyr out of him for campaign con-
sumption. Two days ago, however, e he
lash is hisssame) turnedup, and declared
he had been suffering "a severe indisposi-
ton" The quotation is understood.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
ysEEIfaI.
let ijs Reason TOEelhet..
IRON the Illinois State Register ]

From the Illinois btate heBister'I
q Wsahk every candid man, whatever may
have been his political attachments, TO
consider and answer few plain questions.
yVainly the,public mind is agitatedt 7if9 the
people, will not reflect, and digesttbe mo
mantous. questions now drising. Ia Every
voterin,the land should turn these things
| in his mind and answer for himself ashis
heart and head suggest9h1isW 1El97o4
And first; go, 4, fft rfsisN h9i
Why is the burden ,of taxation 30 OPP
pressive, and employment 30 scarceY ~
Is II not because radical administration
has squanderedf the means Of the people
upon corruptpartisans,- and in measures to
perpetuAte their power? Amongst other
wastes, $5, 900, 00) of the tax payers mon
ey was donated lqstweek toH petmeasnre
OF the radicals in Massachusetts,, the Hoo
sae tunnel ULlAJllttVHf u NHo"@''
Sixty MILLIONS of dollars Of government
bonds, and o territory twice the size, OF
Great Britain, haye been given to man,
moth corporations without any security to
the public or its government
O. Infamous extravaganza has distinguished
every financial operation Of that party.
Having unlimited power, they pirate in
platforms Of retrenchment and reform, bat
fail to do any thing to relieve tax payers.
Their policy has disabled mechanical pur-
suits, honest industry is paralyzed, the
farmers and other toiling Glasses can scarce
ly raise money enough to pay taxes Mean
while the industry Of the nation is Grip
pied. Thousands and tens of thousands
of honest working people, who pay taxes
upon their little honesteads, are driven
hither aud yonin search Jof tei1ployIneiit.
Of course work is scarce, the resources of
the country are measuTably dried up, and
the result Ia that hundreds and thousands
are compelled by lack Of employment to
seek labor in the far west, or beyond the
Rocky Mountains. Sueha state of things
is terrible enough and its perpetuity is
certain, if the party in power get q new
lease of Office. The remedy is in the peo-
ple's hands A change of public servants
will produce good, old prosperous times
Let the laboring men labor for it.,s,a- 7.'r
There is still another question to which
we ask the sober reflection of the people:
Why should the bondholders get gold,
when all other people are compelled to
take the currency established by the radi-
cal partyp '' .na'1 '''a'' ~ ~
This question has been asked thousand
times, and answered as often, but it is
profitable to keep it before the people.
The interest accruing on $40 bonds, by
the terms, Of the act, is payable i'm goM
The Democratic party propose to stop this
drain of gold by taking up these bonds
with the currency estabtiahea blythe party
in power. This the radical opposes. The
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
flights Of American Citizens Abroad

Rights of American Citizens Abroad.
+ WASHINGTON, July 25gThe following is
Ethe bill concerning the rights Of American
Ecihzens in foreign states, as amended and
passed by the Senate; 2 ags.s- 81
+ WHEaEAs, Tho right Of expatrialion is a
natural and Inherent right Of all people, and
indispensable to the enjoyment Of the rights
Eof liberty life and tho pursuit OF happiness;
Eand n gil-pl'l .Yli ,lliDbJ 80 f"ilyu'
T. WHRREAs, In tiV recognition of this prin-
ciple this government has freely received
t-emigrants from all hations, and vested them
with the rights 6f '6itizenship; and III, i.li...
WHEREAS, 1t is claimed that such American
citizens, with their descendants, are subjects
OF foreign states and owing allegianceto the
governments thereof; and
WHEREAS, It Ills necessary to the Iiainte-
nance Of public peace that the claim of foreign
Esllegiance shall be promptly and finally dis
bavOwed; therefore, o. 'li''' h"Pl''b
.Be il Eisqeied, etc,n IbRtpnyldeclarAtion I'M
struction, opinion, order or decision of any
officers Of this Government when denies,, re-
stricts, impairs or questions the right of eEE
patriation, is hereby declared to be'inconsist-
ent with tho fundamental principles Of, the
Government. .A1Ot
Sec. 2. And be Il further enacted, That all
Raturaized citizens Of the United States while
h foreign stAtes.shall be entitled to- and Shsll
ieceive ffom this Goyefnment, the protection
Of person and property that )is accorded to
active born citizens in like situation and cir
q SEC g. hid 6ea fiutfesr3 3eadScted, That When
ever it shall be made known to the President
that any citizen of the UnitedSta has been
,unjustly deprived of his liberty by or under
the authority OF q foreign government, itshall
Be the dutySof the President to demand of
that government the reasons for such impris-
onment, and if it hppemto be w1ohgfilI and
iii violation Of the rights of American citizen
pship, the President will demand the release of
tsnch citizen and ii the release SO demanded
10 unreasonably delayed, or refused, it shall
be the duty Of the President to use such
means, not amounting to.acts Of war, as he
| may think necessary and proper to obtain or
effect such release; and all the facts and pro-
ceedihgs relative thereto shall, as soon as
practicable, be Communicated by the Pfesi-
dent to Congress.il7 lHh .t.' 'WilIg yt ift
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
ssLet Us have Peace, I"

THESE are the closing words Of Grants letter oi
acceptance.-N. Y. Commercial.
Just as soon as the Democracy get into
power they will give you peace. You can
not obtain it in any other way, Radical
ism has held the reins Of government
since the rebellion closed between three
and four years ago, and the country is fur
ther from peace now than it was then
Democratic success is peace. ,.-,c. 3, T.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

DURING THE SESSION of the State Teach
ers' Association in Milwaukee, the proprie-
ty of enforcing the study Of the federal
constitution in our schools was discussed,
and the importance of instructing youth
in the provisions of that instrument, as
well as in the duty Of obedience to its
spiritpnd letter, was unanimously conced-
ed And yet national political conven-
ton met in Chicago the other day to lay
down platform, Of principles for thegoY-
ernment of the country, and in that plat
form not one word is said of the federal
constitution, or of the duty of obedience
to its requirements
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
Gun 1.nnrs nIARKET.

ST.. LOUIS, July s1.-wHrAr-Firm and un.
changed. FLouR-opened nrm and active, but
subsequently declined. Gonna little better; 90
@o9c for white 0ATs-Unchanged; 4s@D0c for
new. unchanged at S1,1b, PHoviaoSs-
Firm. Pork held at f29, ,26@2o,60.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
CHICAGO MARKEr.

CEIcAeo. July Sl.-FLoua-No report. WHEAT
Dull and prices nominal; receipts, wheat 1000
bus, shipments 5000 bus. ooRN-Demand fair
and prices Arm: No. saleab. at e9 receipts corn
81 900 bus, shipments $4,000 bus. oArs-Firm;
&c; receipts 5000 bus.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
A Young Lady Shot by her LOVer--Su-
2 icida of the LATTER.

Thomas Merklein, of Mechanicsburg,
was employed in the Pennsylvania Rail-
road shops at Altoona, where he labored
for considerable time. He there made
the acquaintance Of young lady named
Seibert, to whom he became devotedly at-
tached, and finally the two were betrothed,
but from some cause Miss. s. recently saw
proper to break the engagement. Merklein
made repeated efforts since to obtain hei
consent to q union, but without avail Or
Friday evening last he quit work as usual,
but did not return next morning During
the forenoon Saturday he visited the resi-
dence of the Seibert family, and obtained Q
private interview with Miss s.
He again endeaYored to gain her consent
to marry him. She refused, at the same
time stating her cause for SO doing, where.
upon Merliein' drew, o pistol, and pointing
it to her heart, fred, at the same time de-
claring that she should not become the wife
Of any one. Immediately after firing, he
turned the pistol toward his own head and
shot himself, producing instant death. :
Fortunately Miss Seibert was not fatally
wounded; the bullet entering her arm neal
the shoulder The tragedy produced great
excitement among the people Of Altoona,
where the parties were well known. 1t is
said that Merklein had been intoxicated
several days before he performed the deed
that stamped him a murderer and suicide.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

Julius Fayre has uneartheda rich docu-
ment which is certain to produce great
eommotion in Bonapartist circles, 1t is Q pc
tition drawn up in 1876, and praying King
Louis Philippe to have Louis Napoleon Bona
parte court-martialed and shot as an enc
my to the peace and tranquility Of France.
Among the signers of this interesting docu-
ment are one OF the Emperor's present Minis
ters, one of his ex- Ministers, half dozen ultra
Bonapartis tic members Of the Corps Legis-
latif, and Lieutenant Colonel (now Marshal)
Canrohert .~HA.4-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
Tur Brsr AND OniotsAL Torrc

Phosphorus and Calisaya, known a. Caauel Mack Co.'S
restores color 70 the blood the phosphous ronea waae
Of the nerve tissue. and the CAlsayE gives natural
heahfu tone 10 the digestvc organs thereby curing
debility, and depresaion OF spirits Manufactured qnlJ
By oASwRLLs HAzARDA 90, New York Sold b
all druggists. noFl1eov
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

GRANT, CoLFAx, AND THE BRITISH PRESS,
The British press, which always has
comprehended so perfectly the temper and
purposes of the American people, declares
With unanimity that Grant and Colfak are
going to win. So they said the Union
would be divided and desired it; SO they
said Johnson would be convicted and de-
siredit;-so they, have always prophesied
and prayed for the thing which did not
come to pass. Neither the Prince of Wales
nor General Grant will ever rule the Uni
ted States ll A..L
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

The REAcrIoN.--The indecent attacks
Of the Radical press upon Gov. Seymour
are beginning to react, and the more dis
Greet Republican journals see the efFect.---
Hence the New York Times says of the
parrot-like drive about the my friends"
speech: tits import has always been ex-
aggeratedy and we should be content to see
the canvass carried on without any refer
ence to phrase which Of itself indicated
neither completely with the rioters nor ap-
proval Of their course" We on the con-
trafy, having partisan advantage In view,
are quite content to see the silly slandcrers
continue their work.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

WnSoE,E Eof Massachusetts,, from the SEN
ate Military Committee, has the, GOODNESS
to get up in the Senate and say that the
treason why this people must go on paying
elsuen millions Of dollars a month is that it
requires fourteen thousand men in the
South alone" to keep the Republican party
in power. In 1860 our hole army ,ods moi
so large, and its annual szpenses were but
little more than the SUM tlbw spent every
month to make ''carpet-baggers" Senators
and members of Congress
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
Am AntidOtc for Tobacco.

Yhis great remedy invariably removes all deSES
for &bGcco, and Is entirely es0stdbie and hdTtess
1t Is ana an excellent appetizer purines thgblood
strengthening power, enables the stomse6 to digest
the heartiest MQd makes sleep refesb6e, and esfab-
lishes robust health Smokers and kescsrs for Fyty
Years Cured. PflNe Fihy Cent%Per Box, post ffes
Treatise on the IIlSlious E0ects of Tobacco with
Agents wanted. Addrs1KDr I. K ABBOTT, Jersey
City, N. J.. ~ ll.
A ACIrEeYMAs's TDlfMoNrN,r oxE Box or ANTI.
DoTE cured my br0t6er and mysek IT NTvER RAILs
Rev. l. W/sHorNAKEs, KelhZs Station, Pa
HIALrH ANsf 6rRrNarH GANEp-NQdiRed slersn
pa. qEfssh nd am restored to souRd kSxEM BY using
the ANTISoTE' 8. D. BowLRs, Prospect Hill Mo.
FyG TIE Q. g. TREASURY. SscretdTY's Ngcs.-
PlOfke send Q supply Of ANTTporE The one reealyed
30 done tts Spork SURELY. OF. EDeAA
- s,t tooDyrtgAtsdl
ilviK AZ,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
WANTED.

All persons troubled with costiveness or constipa-
tion of the Bowels to buy Robacks Blood Pills;
they contain no mercury are purely vegetable and
work like charm can be taken with Safety by
persons Of all ages ana IN all conditions Of ife.-
Sold By all druggists everywhere.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

gd SEYMOUR AND BLAIR. The Revolution,
the women's paper, closes r57iew of the
situation as follows: "We appel to every
patriot (including all the Cons ryative ele-
,ment; we especially mention them, as their
patriotism is doubtful, and excluding the
Radicals, as theirs is certain,) to forget all
past differences and unite with us in the
great approaching struggle to elect Hora-
ito Seymour and Frank Blair"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

The New York City riots we're brought
on by the reckless, blundering insolence
of the Republican administration, who
stirred the public passions to fury at the
time when the city was stripped Of its, To-
cal troops; and the conhagration thus
madly kndled was extinguished by the
vigor, energy and address of Governor
Seymour ...
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

For -FOUR YEARS the people Of the North
fought against secession. After they had
defeated it and put down the rebellion, the
Radicals in Congress turned around, and
have ever since been trying to legalize se-
cesaion and prove that it was successful in
taking ten States out Of the Union.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
UNPR1NCIP1ED

Dealers often recommend other bitters because they
have not Robaei's We desire to caution the afiict
cd against purchaSng any Of them; buy Robacks
Stomach Bitters and none other, If you would com
bat disease successfully. Sold by all druggists
everywhere,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

The TRBUNE READS THAD. STEVENS OUT
OF THE PARTY. The N. Y. Tribune reads
Fhaddeus Stevens out Of the Republican
Party, Itadvises him to be off at once to
the Democratic eamp--to stand not upon
the order Of his going, but 60 nt once"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
Chicago Promises and Washington Per.
fOrmonpn .

A e. -
,, The Chicago platform, drawn up by the
very people whose extravagance it pretends
10 denounce, calls with amazing GOODNESS
for financial reform, " and promises great
.sr econonyin the managemento of the'pub-
lie purse. .2gt1 1YHIY YauEUAI gG4
/ But the authors of the Chicago Platform
have just at Washington deliberately po5ts
bponed sfp neat gear, the, reduction of the
regular army, thereby entqiliag upon the tqr.
payers Of tiS cotattry an admittedly Salpertiu-
,ous outlay Of nearly .tJty millions. of dollars,
kUE more than ttoolttirCis Of The aChole expense
Eof the Federal Government byore the lcdr, ~
I,Superhuous, we say, this expense is ad-
mitted to be for all honest and admissible
objects. It is not superauous, however, if
the Radicals who have made the General
Of the Armies" their candidate propose to
use him, and with him the army, for inter
fefing with the will of the people when
they find themselves beaten at the polls
next November, 't, 'ii-hi 'G. ,q' ',..
kO ,THE Missouri Democrat, so misnamed, is
the leading Republican journal in st.
Louis. Such was its unstinted praise of
Frank Blair in 1861: lh.lf-
The lack Of Colonel Blair's energetic spirit has
been apparent in every attempt at progress made
since no left for Washington. F'''a.
In the absence Of Colonel Blair the General lLy-
on) lacks q etrong right hand The adroitness and
facility with which ho grasped the State tet reel
ing under secession influence, and pinned the star
with increasing fruness 70 the constellatoh Of the
Union, win In due time cause grateful recolections
TO spring mp In the breast Of every honest loyal
citizen. Turn which way we viii we can fnd no
one who contributed moro successfully TO- this
crdt JatV0 1851. .lt .HfilD ,LlHn,r H1tHff .'i y
He who pinned one star to the flag can
be trusted to aid in restoring ten expunged
by the disunionists of the Rump. tUr5l u
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13
LADIES

will And Roback's Blood Pills Just the medicine
they want; they perfectly safe s9d can be taken
at all timesi they contain no mercury or mineral
poison, but are purely vegetable Sold by all drug
gsts everywhere 10.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

PEACE. us have peace" says Gen.
Grant. And his party show how sincerely
they desireit by refusing to recognize the
Southern white people az brethren, no
matter how loyal they may be to the Con-
stitntion and the Union, and by continuing
to denounce them as rebels, traitors, "
and all that sort of thing.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-08-13

GONFIDENTIAL.-Y MEN WHO
t them for business pleasure the dutes OF married
lfe also middleaged and old men, who from me foes
their years ahoud read The Secret Friend" Sent 20
any address in sealed euyeloRe on receipt q centA
Address Dr. CHARLES A. STUART a Co. Boston
Mass achusetts. marbl "