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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-13
1858. FALL ARRANGEMENT. 1868.
OHIO { MISSISSIPPI RAILMA
THE ONLY ROUTE WHOSE TRAINS
RUN THROUGH FROM GIN
CINNATI To- ST. LOUIS
WITHOUT CHANGE OF
.- CARS.
THR EE DAILY EXPRESS
TRAINS


TRAINS
LeaXe Cincinnati TAO m, and Z D m
arriving at st. Louis at 12:45 a NJ, and
$3.50 m, and connecting with west
bound Express trains for Quincy, st.
Joseph. Leavenworth, Kansas city, Law
renee and all western points. connecting
at Odin without delay with Illinois Gem
trail for Cairo, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans and all the southern points, and
connecting at Sandoval for Galena, Du.
buque, and all parts of the north west.
Leave Cincinnati at 1880 M, AND 4:3O
p m, and 800 p m, for Louisville, going
through in about seven hours.
One train on Sunday, through to Lou.
isYIlle, st. Louis and Cairo at D m.
For all information in regard TO tjck'
cts and freight please apply At II9 Vine
street. Burnet House, northwest corner
Front and Broadway; Spencer House
and Al the Depot, foot OF Mill street.
A. h. LEWIS,
Vice President and Gen'I Sup't.s
O. e. FoLLErT, Genl Passenger Ast.
july7'6e.
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Errors OF Youth,

A GEyTIRNLAE who SuRered for years eoa
FervGns Debility. PreEnatnSe Decay, and Al tAa
effects Of yoathfal lndiscredon wi l for the sake
Of suffering humanity seDd Tree 70 a. who neeO
it, the receipt and directions foE making tie
sinpls relsdy BY Whiek he was cared. Sufferers
wishing 70 PCoaE bT the EdEer tlsera expsEieneA
: = John y, oQRE1
zAy1sa1sls 10. q Cedar street.. AsR Sssk.
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Dissolution Of Cu-Partnership.

THE co-partnershIp heretofore ex'
II isting be- Wsen Frank VOisard and
Augustus D aSizsn, is this day dissolved
BY mutual o. nssnL
gso oW8 A DAN6IZEN.
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CONFIDENTIAL.-Young men
7OWho have injured themselves by GER
tain secret hablIs, which unit them for
business pleasure o.: the duties of mar
ried life also middle aged and old men
causes, feel debility In advance OF
their yeara, before placing themselves
under the treatment OF any one, should
hrstread the ''Secre> Friend" Married
ladies will learn something OF tmPor-
tance by perusing the ''SecTet ETiandsp
Sent to any address, in sealed envelope
On receipt Of 25 cents. Address Dr.. Chss,
4. Stuart 4 Co., Boaton, Mass.
esPtaDy yIs.H.PV V1oEh streSt, Ru8tUas.
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Words of wisdom
FOR YOUNG MEN,

FOR YOUNG MEN,
ON THE RULING PASSION IN YO6TH
~ and Early Manhood, with SRLF-HELP toI
the ErrlnK and unf0rtunats Sent In sealed le tier
envelopes. nee Of charEe- Address. howard
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N ANHO OD.
. How Lost-How Restored

Just PUBLISHED, = new edition Of Or. Cul-
- VeTusll's Celebrated Essay on the Radical
Cure (vithout medicine) OF BpermAtorrhGa, OF
seminal Weakness, Involuntary 6eminal Losses,
IHroTEzoH, Asatal and Physical IncapAcity, Im.
Pediments 60 Marriage, &C.; also Consum ption,
Epilepsy, and Pits, indueed By sslfindulgenes or
sexual e1trayA yance. D.
81 Price. In ! sealed envelope, only eents.
The celebrated auShor, in this AcniI able essay
clearly demonstrates. from . thirty years Hue-
eeAsfui practics, that the alarming consequences
Of selfabuse Enay Be radically cured without the
dangerous use of internal medicine or the Appli-
calion OF the knife; pointing out Z mode Of cure
A oaeS simPl~s certain and Snsctuai, by means
ofNhich evSry sufel err matter what his con-
dition may be, may be, may cure himself cheap
lys privately and radically.
- This Lecture should be In the hands Of
every youth AMI oVerY man IN the land.
NSspt under seal, in the hands Of every youth
and 6very man In she land. ~
sent, unaer seal, IN q PLAN envelope, to any
address, postpaid reeeipL o. six cents, or two
post stAmps- Also. DR.. Culverweli's "AarHage
Gnide' process cents, Address the Publishers,
CHAS. ]. @. KLINE 4 CO.,
BoW~ry. New York Post-Odice Box. A.Bs6
july3l' 'Go-ly n
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GTRAN6E, BUT TRUE.-Eysry young LADY
- and gentleman in the United States can hear
eomefhing very mach TO thar advantage, by
return mall without charge) by addressing the
underAgped, Thoae having fears Of belng
hunbuGk6dd, nay obliRe BY NOS noteing this
cara- All othars viii plaAss Addrsss tholF ODE
THOMAS p. CHAPMAN,
sS1 BrOadWRV New Vork
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MEDICAL.

FHIS Is NO PATENT MEDI
Il cine humhug. gotten up TO dRpe the x
ignorant and credulous, nor is &c FepEeS-
sented as being composed OF rare and
precious substances brought from the
four corners of the earth, carried seven
times acsoss tho Great Desert ofSaharah
on the backs OF fourteen icanels, and
brought across the Atlantic Ocsan on
two ships. It Is a simple, mIld and
soothing remedy, = perfect specIAc for
CatRrrh and Cold in the Head, also for
offensive Breath, Loss or impairment OF
the Sense of Smell, Taste or aHeaFtnR,
Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain or Press
sure in the Head, when caused, ~ they
all not unfrequently are, by the violence
Of catarrh.
FOR SALE Bx MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE. p,
PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Sent by mall. post paid. on recsipto O
sixty cents. Four packages for 81 or r
/ dozen for s. co., ... = ---s p Z
Send two cent stamp for DR.. SagO'a
pamphlet on catarrh.
Address the Proprietor,
r. ". PIERCE, md.
septSn8 -14tF Bnnal0 N. Y.
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ROTARY PUBLIC.
John RABER,

RoAD sCRAPERs, Farm Bells,
HI oven Fren,s, and Cas:1nR, OF All
kinds. JOHN LAIRD . CO.
MAJ
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i-- CONNECTIONS.
at Kansas City, with Kansas Union Pa.
citlc Railway, for Lawrence, Ottawa,
Topeka, #. Riley, Junction City, Ft.
Hays, Sheridan, etc ,.... t..at -af
At Kansas, City, with Kansas City, Fort
Scott g. Gulf Railroad, for Fort Scott,
Cherokee Neutral Lands, Baxter Springs,
Fort Gibson, Galveston, etc. -. -
At ST. Joseph, direct to Atchison, Weston
and LeaVenWOrth. c
At ST. Joseph, with st. Joseph & Council
Bluffs Railroad, all rail, from st Joseph
NEBRASKA CITY, COUNCIL. BLUFFS
AND OMAHA.
At Omaha. with Nebraska Union Pacific
Railroad, for Fort Kearpey, JulesbuFg,
Cheyenne, Laramie, Benton, etc. Z -.
At Council Bluffs. for Sioux City, AL rail.
~By this Line Passengers have
choice OF Overland Routes, either via
Smoky Hill or Platte Routes to Denver
Central City. Salt Lake. Sacramento,
California, and all points in the Mining
Regions, 10 g.3
Daily overland, coaches, via Smoky
Hill Route, leave Sheridan Cend Of =,
P. r. r. for Santa Fe and New Mexico.
Through Tickets for sale at all Ticket Of
fces.
P. B. GRoAr, O. W. MEAD,
Gen. Ticket Agt. Gen. supt.
augil'69.
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PREaRVERs OF THEaGHT

To extreme old age they are eunapp.oacb-
able, and are res1Iy cheapest because
lasting so many years without change
being necessary. -r -----5 --y.-.
Mr.. Joseph A. Meyer, JewelOr, is the
sole and only agent IN this locality, and
has always on hand full assortment
OF -a I-f.s-- E- q
GOLD, SILVER, STEEL AND
SHELL FRAMES,
Suitable for every difficulty or the sight
CANTON!-We wish IL distinct
ly understood that We do not sup
PLY or EMPLOY PEDDLERS,
here or elsewhere. ..... - -
~Beware Of their false represen-
tRtions to the contrary. II
LAZARUS & MORRIS,
Manufacturing Opticians,
2prV69 Hartford Conn.
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BED B0TT0Ms.
SLEEP !
SLEEP ! y.
1855 SLEEP

IF YOU WOULD SLEEP COM
j FORTABLY buy BlakR's Patent
Steel Spiral Spring Bed Bottom, manu-
factured by NJ Abee & Co., Canton; Of
fice in the city book store, mandatory
corner of Wulaut and Seventh streets,
one block south of the American Hotel
VIM. OldheId is our agent for the Ger :
trail and western part of this coanty, and
will solicit your orders,
apr2stf @ABER q co,
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%BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
and fare always as low as by any
other route.
b6- ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE
RAILWAY, which can be obtained
at all Principal Ticket Offices in
the West and Southwest.
l. D. RUCKER, WIZ R BARR
Gent Sgp't A 4 G. ". Div. Genn Pass. Az't
mRr3l '69
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BONE DUST

EOR sALESAT Q .ss's
y Rsf 'coARLEH 4 SONS,
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WOOL WANTED

A-Any amount Of Wool Wanted, for
which the highest market price will be
paid.
. LAWRENCE ALEXANDER.
May az. 1851
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Boston and New England Passen-
gers, with their Baggage, aretrans-
ferred free Of charge in New York.
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RAILWAYS.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ RAILWAY.

On and after April Goth, 1869, Trains
win leave Stations daily, (Sabbsths except
ed. as follows: '
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$40 P. M. CINCINNATI EX
PHKsS, Sundays excepted. connecting ct Ezni.
r. with Northern Central Railroad Sor Will.
lamsp0rt, harrisburg and Philadelphia and st
New York. for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this tram nom
AeGdyille to New York.
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GOING EAST.

$50 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION,
sundays excepted. =
$50 A M LIGHTNING EXPRESS.
daily, connecting at Leavittsburg, for YounFS.
town; at GreenVille for Erie 4 PittsbpER Raj
roa1. for jamestown Pa, Sharon, Kew Castle
and Pittsburgi at Headville, Sundays excepted
with Philadelphia q Erie Railroad, fer Brle
and warren, Pa, and with Oil Greek and Allie
Rheny River Rail1oSd, for TitusVflle; at Elmirs
Z with Northern Central RaiirOsd, for Williams.
port Harrisburgh and Philadelphia. and ai
New York. for Boston and New England cities
A SleOpin; Coach 10 attached to the train a
CINCINNATI rnnninE through to New York.
4 On A NJ NUAv EDETc1urr O.
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GOING WEST.

SU:O Z, NJ EAFhESS NAL, daily,
sundays excepted. TT 'I
8 ZIP. M. NIGHT EXPRESS daily
for Cincinnati and the West and South Con.
aeets Al CINCINNATI with the Ohio and Mississippi
A Sleeping Coach Is attached to this train nt
New York, running through TO. Cincinnati,
e.2g P. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sun
days excepted. -
n,07 P: M. FREIGHT & ACCOM-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-18

This afYar was match for $780, mile heats, best
three In Ave, TO wagons, between Mr.. LOvels bav
Relding Young Commodore and DR.. Ogle's bay geld
ING Red Rover. The latter was the favOrte at two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-18

soa Tor any s.ss psssoas breusss this town
statutee go ~ We shall hold you personally
sponsbls they not taken from IN time
CHARLES z HEWITT, 6slectnan.
Tue Captain Dent back answer that they ought to
feel little more gratitude, e. he had originally in
tended TO land twenty, which would have been I'VE
additional subjects Of nuisance
The New Londoners cannot understand anybody
landing among them except he has at least three
Saratoga trunks-n0 beggars for them. They felt
incensed more with the poverty than with the fiji
busters.
At ten O'Clock yesterday morning the Mahonng
anchored on the Brooklyn Navy Yard after trip OF
seventeen hours. There she awaited orders,
and at three In the afternoon word came
70 start for Fort. Lafayette and put
all her prisoners ashore. II was near seven O'Clock
when she reached her destination and got rid OF her
interesting freight The men did the best they could
10 make themselves comfortable last night but this
was mighty queer and disagreeable place to coop
them up. When District Attorney PierrepOnt re-
turns tomorrow the final disposition OF the men
VIII 90 determined Last evening" at about seven
O'Clock, the Rocket got again under way with q
force OF marines ON board, 1t is supposed for
Gardiner's Island, to dtsperss or capture the re-
mainder, some sixty, OF the nlibusters. Neither
Ryan nor Currter is among the present batch.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 49, lses-TR1pLE SHEET

to one before the start Four heats were tr0tted In
this race, the thru one OF which was taken by
Young Commodore, the others by Red Rover. THIS
from its closeness as to enchain the attention
OF spectators and 10 make partial amends for their
disappointment in not seeing Mountain Boy force
American GIT tQ trot In the teens" The following
are the particulara:-
First aeat-The horses had an even send-on and
vent around the turn and to the quarter pole head
and head la forty-three seconds. They were neck
and neck to the halfmile pole In 126. Gong around
the lower turn Young Commodore broke up and fell
on four lengths, which he never afterwards made
up, and Red Rover won the heat In 242h.
Second HedL-Red Rover was greater favorite
pools. They had an even start but 1t was NOS long
before Red Rover took a lead OF a length, which he
carried TO the quarter pole In forty-three seconds
lie then opened the gap down the backstretch and
was two ieng>hs and half ahead at the half-mile
pole In l:26. lie continued on steadily and won by
Jour lengths In 2:46.
Third Heat-Ten to one was now offered ON Red
Rover The horses had an even start and they kept
close together to the quarter pole in sec
onds. Going down the backstretch Red Rover broke
up and Young Commodore led to the halfmile pole
two lengths In lao Young Commodore kept In
irOnL although Red Rover reached his shoulders on
the lower turn. Red Rover broke up, apparently
tired, on the h0mestretch, ana Young Commodore
beat him TO the score two lengths In 2:44s.
FOURTH Hedt.-Red Rover still the fav0rite at long
odds. The horses had very even start, and both
breaking they went to the quarter pole In
seconds, with Red Rover half length ahead. They
both broke up again on the backstretch, and Young
Commodore was q neck IN front at the halfmle pole
IN l:24h. Red Rover got on even terms with Young
Commodore on the lower turn, and then gong W
the front came home o winner by TWO lengths in
2:4S. The following lisa
SAME DAY-Match $500, mile heats best three in
five, TO wagons
j. Murphy entered b. g. Red Rover. .....1 1 2
M. Roden enteredb b. g. Young Commodore
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TINE fRolc ANu sAATos. YELLOW FEVER SHIPS.

The Frolic, which was sent down TO Lower Quaian-
tine 10 receive the officers ana crew OF The school
snip Saratoga, which arrived month ago from
Havana, infected with yellow fever was released
nom quarantine yesterday aud proceeded to the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. The Saratoga, which lost
seventeen or her officers and crew from yellow
fever " stu detained In quarantine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-18
STEAMSHIP AccinENT.

Accident to the steamer City of M-xico--sbe
In Towed to Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, July II, 1859.
The steamship City Of Mexico from Havana, bound
for New York, lost one OF her wheels on the I4th
inst, when forty-seven hours from Havana. on the
following day the steamship Falcon took her In tow
and brought her here. The passengers and cargo
are Oh safe
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SEIZURE 0f A LAaes u!SINlssY.

large dIstiiierv IN tais city was seized vester-
dag by officers Of the Internal Revenue department
for violation vi the revenue laws. The particulars
Of the afiair forwarded to Washington yester.
day. put otherwise the matter was kept secret
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j. Murphy entered b. g. Red Rover.
NJ. R0den entered b. &. Young Commodore 2
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-22
Eouni Reprcsrntation..-h is

amusing how firmly Boise tounty holus tue
grasp Of power With her present repre-
sentaion aud with the addition of those who
have axes to grind on the plan of "uckle me
and | will tickle you, they are able to run
the machine with the greatest ease. Ada
and 0wyhee Counties polhd three hundred
votes more than Boise County at the last
election, and still these Counties combined
have nut half the representation IN the
Council that Boise County now has. bili
was introduced to regulate the evil, but was
promptly defeated in the Council by the
''uckle reserve . Notwithstanding new
County was crraied, hence another bill. not
affecting Boise Comfy, was passed, giving
Ada and 0wyhee but three Councilmen, and
entirely exhiustng the margin 10 the limit
OF the Organic Act This was only efectcd
hy 0wyhee County threatening 10 petition
Congress for annexation to Nevada We can
see but one way TO place the power where it
rightly belongs, and that is To cease voting
the straight Democratic ticket. II you must
vote it, be moderate, and have a little respect
for the Franchise Act in the future.-StdfeS
man.
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HLUE AND GREEN SPECTA-
hD Giles to prevent snow-b blindness at
[6al c. Pl ROBBINS.
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF IDAHo, llNTH DIsT CouRT.
COUNTY OF OwyHEE. ! 3D JUDICIAL Dlsr.
n X Mendenhai Plaintiff,
dgdinsf
l.. J. Lewis, and the Silver Glance Mining
Company, Defendants.
To L. J. Lewis and the Silver Glance Mining
Company. Defendants
IN THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE nFTHE
4 Cnifed States in the Territory Of Idaho,
Yon are herebl notified that there X now ON
file in the office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court of the Third Judicial District Of said
Territory. in Silver City. owyhce County, the
Complaint Of the above named Pb'iniiil, pras
ing judgment against the said Defendant. /.
J. Lewis. and for a Decree and lOr an Order
of the said Court. as follows: The above en-
titled action Is brought TO obtain judgment
of this Gourt against the said Defendant,
|. J. Lewis for the SUN of S3l, 240 90, bal
ance due and imp nd 10 sud PlnntlH by sud
Defendant Lewis. Of the purchase money,
$40. 2l0 o. for certain property said aud con
veyed by said Pl'h to said def I. Lewis, with
costs of suit: and 10 obtain Decree OF said
Court establishing said Plaintiff : Lien a
Vendor Of the said certain property. agunst
the said certain property and every part
thereof, and for an Order on the sheriff OF
SAID County for the sale Of said property in
amount Of said Judgment and cOsis; the
said certain property being described IN PIN :
said Complaint. as follows, io-wit: Hine hun
drcd and sixty l960l feet (linnesr measure
mentl undivided OF twelve hundred Il 2D0l
fe.ei-same mcasurcment-in that certain
Gold and Silver bearing Lode Of Quartz stu
ated IN Flint Mining District IN the said Conn-
~ Of 0wyhee. located and known as the
''Owyhee Ledge and Idaho G. Il 5. NJ Com
pany;'' and four hundred 400 feet, being
The LIST North Extension OF the Rochester
Iode-sitnafc in said Flint Mining District;
all Of which said described property was
sold and conveyed 5y said Plaintiff 10 the
SAID Def't, l. j. Lewis, and by him said
I.ewis1 conveyed 10 the sai1 Def I, the Silver
Glance Mining Company-all as alleged,
and is more fully sci forth in the PHI s said
Complaint, on file in my Office in the above
entitled cause; and. tina unless you appear
and answer To said Complaint within ten
DAYS after the service hereof. If served within
Owyhee county Within twenty days II served
out 0f said County, but within said Judicial
District; and within forty days If served out
Of sid District exclusive Of the day Of ser
vice dpfanli will be taken against you, and
the Plaintiff will apply 70 the Court for the
relief demanded in his said Complaint
In testimony whereof I, Sol H3sbronek,
s%4 Clerk OF sad District Court. have
* l. 5. = hereunto set my hand and
xxx affixed the Seal of sad Court at
Silver City. this Tenth day 0fsepiember. A.D
1868. SOL HasBRorcg. Clk. Dist Court.
BY r. f. HaLLocg. Dep'y
Rosborougs d Preston, I.g' Ah'ys ssos2
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-22
silent Men

silent Men Washington never made
a speech. In the zenith Of his fame he once
atiempted il. failed, and gave up, confused,
and abashed. In framing the Constitution oil
the United states, the labor was wholly per
formed in Committee Of the Whole, Of which
George Washington was day afcer day the
chairman, hut he made but two speeches
d,ring the Convention. of a very few words
each. The Convention, however. acknowi-
edged the master spirit, and historians affirm
that had il not been for his personal popu-
Iarity and the thirty words ofhis first speech
pronouncing it the best that could be united
,,,,,.r tho Constitution would have been re-
jected BY the people. Jefferson never maoe
a speech the could not do II
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-22
uvman Moses. a Jew of some distin'

Hyman Moses jew Of some distinc-
tion. has lately visited Jerusalem to learn the
condition of his race i'll that country. He
returned in disgust, saying that the nine
thousand Hebrews of thai city are in the
most deplorable condition, manv Of them hay
ing no shelter and Others finding homes IN
The ruins. They are uneducated; know no
spoken language ;have no trades are idle ana
lazy. with large families living on the chart
ties of others, and are not capable OF earning
a living in that col ntry or any other No
business or industry OF any kind distinguish
es the thoroughfarcs of the ancient capital
of David and solomon. Worse than that is
the condition Of the country. The hi -hways
are infested with robbers,
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-01-22

Carl. ScHURZ, who is doubtless
elected to the L. s. Senate from Mo-,
having received the endorsement of
the Republican caucus several days
ago, was born in Rhenish Prussia,
about 1880, educated at the Univer-
sity of Boun, took part in the Revo-
luton of lS48, together with Profess
sor Kinkel did not succeed in
Prussia and went to Baden where
Sigel was commanding the troops of
the Insurgents. The Republicans
were defeated there by Prussia, and
Kinkel taken prisoner and condemn
ed for lite. Schurz lay hid two days
in a barn, without food, surrounded
by Prussians, but finally escaped to
Switzerland. Returning in disguise
to Germany, he liberated his friend
DR.. Kinkel out of the strongest fort
in Prussia by strategy, and fled to
England, where he married came to
the U. S. in 1852; lived in Philadel-
phia and studied law removed to
Watertown, Wisconsin ; took part III
politics there, addressing the people
first in German, afterwards in Eng
Iish. His part in Lncoln's election
is well known. Was sent to Spain
in 1861, as Ambassador, brt returned
soon and entered the Army; was
soon made Brigadier and distin-
guished himself at the second battle
of Bull Run was made Maj. Gen
eral and fought under Howard, Hook
or and Grant, to the end of the war;
was sent on u spre ial mission
by Johnson, to report on the condi-
tinn of the South. which report did
not suit Andy Johnson, but has pro-
ven to be n correct exhibit of the sit
natioa in the Southern States. He
was at one time edito" Of the Detroit
Post. Mich, and is now editor of the
Western Post in ST. Lonis, Mo. If
elected, as we hope and believe he
is. it is the first instance of Ger
man being chosen TO Il seat in the u.
S. Senate. Schurz is an able, deter
mined, ardent, radical Republ can,
has proven his devotion to Liberty
both in Europe and America, by
personal sacrilice- and hair breadth
escapes, and deserves the distinction
he has attained.