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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-01
LIGHT.

1t is trightful TO reflect upon the
mistakes committed by the leading
AbOlitiOnists of this country, which
they now confess in refezence to the
negro, and equally forbidding to look
at the results OF their fanaticIsm.
No more fanaticaI and no more stu.
pid advocate Of negrOism ever exis-
ted than in the body of Parker
Pillsbury. He, ten years ago, would
have exterminated the white race to
secure freedom for the blacks, but
upon a recent visit to the Southern
States he has had his eyes opened to
his own ignorance of the subject he
has been so blatantly bowling about
for the last twenty years. But the
people of Ohio seem to have indors-
ed his theories before they knew OF
his enlightenment. In q letter from
Charleston, printed in some hobby
sheet to which he is constitutionaIlY
addicted, PiiIsbury says of the
present condition of the negroes: p"
"He surely must have a low esti-
mate of the solemn esponSibilities
of a government involving the liber
ty, the person, the property and life
Of every individual In that govern
ment, t1hO t1OtILd force the ballot on
thousands and thousands to Be seen at
OUer the South. And forced it was on
many men, whenever the slaves
have voted as much as were ever
their tasks in the cotton fields. They
EleI0 no moro and cared no more for
l0lIGt they did ia 1Otiq0 than II they
G1ere i1fGnEiLe IN gears Gs they are IN
citizenship and tn political experience. F"
ARd again: ''The marriage tie iSnOt
even q 6eGts knot among them. There
is no tie about 1t as q general fact.
On the plantations, very few chill
dren, very few, are born. I1fGT1ti'
eide - common, q Is said, btst marriage
Is TGre, unless fOroSG upon the parties,
and thar g not frequent. In the towns
it Is somewhat better than in tlie
country, hut everywhere, apparent
ly, among these poor beings, the le'
gal restraints of marriage are but
little regarded. The ballot may be the
one thing needful there but it seems
to me soap, sand, fine Looth-cOmbs,
pots, kettles, chairs, tables, knives,
forks, spoons, decent food, cooking
and clothing, glass windows, and
even looking glasses, should at least
go side by side, If they may not pre-
cede the rights of suffrage aHd ofsov'
ereignty." These are the people, 0s
described by their enthusiastic
| friends, upon whom the Radicals OF
Ohis, by their votes last October
proposes to confer the right to rule
this conntry. -.....
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tFrom the New orleani Pieayuno. Novlar

lFrom the New orleani Pieayune. Nev.Isl
Street Cars on a New IDE.lncipIGs
The Pneumatic PrOpeI1iag
d Company. " ---
- There are many who have believed
that because but little was said in the
newspapers or elsewhere of the pro-
gress made by the Pneumatic Propei-
ling Company in the construction of
an engine and tanks that would ans.
Wer every requisite purpose, there
fore the project had fallen through.
We are gTatifed. however, to state
that such is not the fact, and that the
prediction of the Eic0yi1le at the time
the first trial VAS made by Valley,
the proprietor, Is soon to be verified.
After numerous. failures in construct
ing air tanks sufficiently light, and
yet sufficiently strong, success has re-
Warded the persistent effort. and the
last tank or cylinder made stood cas-
lily pressure of 307 pounds to the
square inch. The cylinder is made
of lay ers OF thick brown paper, with
gum lining, and has iron heads.
More of the same character are now
being constructed at the Bature
Foundery. We examined, a few
days since, the model of the engine
TO be used on the cars, and which is
the result Of years Of thought and
hard work on the part of Mr., VALLEY.
| 1t Is, without doubt, one of the most
beautiful and perfect pieces of ma
chinery ever made, and is Destined
80 we are informed by the talented
inVentOr-tO work a radilal change in
the method of the application of
steam, as well as air, tor purposes OF
propulsion. t s.....I s.'s.
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Further Intelligence froEn the
E -. :, Seat of War.
TORONTO, November %.

1ORONTO, NONSmDSL ZZs
A specfai from ST. Paul 10 the
Globe says: ''SimultanCously with
the expulsion of Governor MeDoug-
sll, another band of French insur-
gents took possession Of Fort Garry,
without obstrueting the fort now Oc'
cuPied by the Provisional Governor,
John Brouse.
i'tGoveRnor McTaVish Is dangerous
ly i'll, aad the Hudson Bay Company
do not organize 70 support McDOug
all. ........- r. .....-- ..E. 20. =
'Letters to the 9th inst. report all
quiet, with no interruption of husi'
ness. Six hundred men, sworn to
resist the Canadian authorities, and
calling themselves Liberators, are in
arms. Letters from fort Garry re-
present the insurgents as having the
support Of the Scotch and English
settlers in greater degree than WIS
expected. American residents are
represented as neutral.
F4Governor McDougall is still at
Pemb bIna, Mr.. ProVencher is said
to be in favor OF returning to Canada,
to which the Governor will not con-
sent" -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-01

THE Labor Reformers Of the. Eastern
States are well satishsa with the hist ef.
forts of their organization as \ political
power in Massachusetts,, In New HaInp-
shire the workiAgmen are reported to be
new organizing = Labor Reform Party.
sIThe natural and proper place for the New
England lAbOrers, as well As their brethren
in all parts of the country, is in the Dem
ecrAtic party, and We do not doubt thai
they VIII themselves ere long realize tho
faeT. Their separate organization mean
while, viii afford . temporary resting
place, sort of hAlf way house. for those
who, misled by passion and prejudice dur
ing 4 period of great public excitement,
have heretofOFe followed the banners Oi
RadicaliSm, and who are not able at once
70 free themselves from old political asso'
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8 5sLs5 /; - ! !

mo THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now pre-
i pared to furnish all classes with constant
employment At home, the whole Of the time or
for the spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Persons.of either sex easily earn from
SOC to s. per evening, and 3 Proportional sum by
deVoting their whole time to the business. Boys
and girls earn nearly as much Gs men. That All
who see this notice may sent their address, and
test the busidess, we make this unparalleled offer
TO pay foo the trouble OF writing Fun darticulaTs
3 valuable sample which will do 70 commence
work on, and copy Of THE PEoILE'E~ LIrEEARI
CoNPASIoS-ons Of the largest and best family
newspapers published-all sent free by MAX
Reader. If you want permanent, pro6tAble work,
address E. C. ALLEN CO., Augusta, Maine! y, Q -
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sooIaI RnunIi1r tn IIo1elr.

The proprietors Of some of the
leading hotels in Washington says
that they have been notified by the
Corporate authorities that they can
not hereafter be licensed unless they
first certify that their houses ara
open in all parts to all classes Of the
travelling public, without distinction
Of color-Or in other words that they
ing with the whites, and admit him
to "bed and board" on perfect social
equality. This does not surprise as
In the least, as the City Councils OF
Washington ar largely composed of
negrOs; and we think comment un-
necessary, as the above is sufficient
to show where we are drifting to-
AdSfrIdTld Free Press.
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Gully 4 1AUcHYS NEW YORK
AGENCY.
FARMERS HELPER

HowS how to double the profits OF the Farm,
- and hoA farmers and their sons can each
make 500 PER MONTH in Winter. 10000 eopiOs
will be mailed free TO farmers. Send name and
address TO ZEIGLER, hcCURDY CO., Cinein-
natl, Ohio .r.- d fr o. I.~ 32W4
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90 BOOK AGENTS.

"E will send handsome prospectus OF our
w NEW ILLUSTRATED FAHILY BIBLE
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co, Phiis-, Pa ehiea-
go, ILL., St. Louis, No. 22W4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-01

THE report OF the Treasurer of Ohio
to the Governor with regard TO the
receipts and disbursements OF the
State treasury. during the fiscal year
ending November 18th, 1865, Is com
pleted. 1t shows total receipts dur
ing the year Of $B, 361 ,7S52S, OF which
$1,722, ,O55, 81 are for general revenue,
81 ,499, 705 OS for the common school
fund, and the balance for the small
er accounts OF the State. The dis
bursements amounted to q, ,el3, $40 10.
leaving a balance IN the treasury oi
$438. .O60 IA to theeTedit Ofthe various
funda Of theStAte. y. .--... .
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MUKDxR.-A faTmoE-uAned BerghtAls
living near Huntingdon, Pa, and his wife
and son, we're AL killed on the evening of
the I'm by two Germans. named BrAden-
burg and Bohrer. They fred through the
window, while the faElily were At supper
instantly killing father and sOA and TOun-
ding the woman. They plundered the
house, taking the money, $1,000 gold and
gfeenbacks, and fred the house, nxlng II
70 burn SlsHl5 by means Of quilts, &c
1he Rsishbors saV il in time and pat out
the ere Snd raised the alarm The eulpKits
were n+res.ed At AitoenA and are In jail.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-01
BOSTON.
NatI0nal Bank BurglarIzed-l
Clean Sweep Made Of Private
DepOsitS-r, .a...- .7--.--..- =. ..-:
BosToN. Noyember %.

-7.T2 BOSTON, November 70.
The Boyleston National Bank on
the corner Of Washington and Boy
lesion streets, was entered betWeen n
Saturday and this mGrning. and a
clean sweep made Of the VaIuabIes
on deposit in the outer vaults, most
Of them belonging to private indi.
ViduAls. These valuables were large
ly in U. s. bonds; and were con
tained in twenty-five or thirty tin
trunks belonging to as many differ
ent indiViduals. tis not possible at
the present time to give the prices
and sum OF money takentas the bank
officers do not know Just what g.
mounts the depUsitors individually
had on hand. but It Is believed by
the cashier that Some four or five
hundred thousand dollars have been
stolen. ..-.,-- .........
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Acting COmmIAslOnel

sIT was the stern virtue Of the
sanity Puritans Of the Msssachu-
setts Bay Colony, that conceived the
brilliant idea Of reforming Quakers
by tying them TO the tail-bOard Of 8
cart, and securing them up and
down the streets. And yet we new
er heard Of q Quaker who dofed his
broad brim or shad- belly coat, or
ceased tO praise God in his simple,
unpretendinR style, in consequence. /"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-01
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
Q By THE METROPOLITAN GIFT Co q q
Cash Gifts to the Amount of
. 100000. u ~ VOID
EvERY rIcKET nRAws A pRIzr

EVERY TICKET DRAWS 4 PRIZE. =
= Cash Sits each 1850 fSSSS S % Cash sif'7 SSS SS
70 5000 500 e 100
50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 TO 800
II Z. 10 ~ a. o. lMelodeons, a. l 70 to 100
$50 Sewing Machines, - 60 70 IIu
500 Gold Watches, -s- 20 r' = . &" rs 70 sos
Cash Prices sflverware, &C, valued At 81 100000
n chance to draw any of the above PTisss for
"A IS cents. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed
in Envelopes and well mixed On receipt Of 35e..
. Sealed Ticket is drawn, without choice and sSHt
by mail % any address, The prize named upon Il
will be delivered to the tcketholder on payment
Of One Dollar. Pri5es are Immediately aent 70
any address by express or return mail. :. u u T.
You will know what your. Prize Is before you
for IL. ANY PRIxE EXcHANoED FoE ANoTHEl OF rHE
SANE xALTE. Ne Blanks. Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing. --.--t. .--.--a rr-.-.
RzTzAEScEs.Sewe select the following frorn many
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kidd-
ly permitted US to publish them: Andrew J. Burns,
Chicago $4,000; Miss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore,
Piano, $500, James NJ. Mathews Detroit, 5000; /;
John T. Andrews, Savannah, 5000; Miss Agnes
Simmons, Charleston, Pana, $500. We publish no
names without permission
OPINIONS OF rHE PREss-SThe hrrn is reliable, and
deserve their ENTHUSIASTICALLY Tribune, May s.
I'VE know them 70 be a fair dealing hrn."-Nf Y.
Herald, May As "A friend Of ours apsw $500
prize, which sas promptly Eeeeived S@Dsilyt News
Send for Circular. Liberal inducements 20
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
of Scaled Envelopes cOntaids ONE CASH GIFT.
Six tickets for 81 Is for s. IS for s.; lilo for Sl5.
t-'- = o. HARPER, WILSON / Co,
I 24l2w -.ta q las Broadway, New York.
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,,,uv w,Iuinoton nalov,o

The WILMINGTON Delewars Com
RlercidL tells of q lady there named
Hannah FennimOEes wAOis one hum
dred and eighty years old. The OoH1-
RSercSaI says: 'She distinctly recol-
Iects the frequent visits Of General
and until recently she recOlIected all
the principal events of the AmOri-
can Revolution. On Wednesday of
last week she tripped right lively
down the main street Of Delaware
City, TO 9 daguerreotyPe gallery, and
had her Likeness tsken."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-01

TIE Democratic Almanac is now in
press, and will soon make its appearance.
1t viii contain besides the usual matter Of
all AlmGnAcs, full. and official returns of
the elections held this year, compared with
previous ones, the most important acts of
the last session of Congress, list of Federal
and State officers, members of Congress,
chronology Of AL the important events Of
the year, statistical and other information
Indispensable to every politician, planter,
farmer, merchant or mechanic. This work
is prepared by DR.. Van Evrie, the gifted
and accomplished editor of the New York
Day Book. which Of itself is = sufficient
guarantees of its excellence and reliability.
Single copies. 2Oe; 2 copies 81; Is copies
q 100 copies -S10.- Send by mail or ex-
press. Address Van Eyrie, HorsoR s Coz
1e2 Nassau street. n. p. -, =, 2- 49, T. -
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-01

i .Hox. ZLDoo PRATT, of New York, who,
a long as 1886, was member Of Con-
gress from Greene county, in that State,
has lately married third time. HIS new
wife ID . Miss Grimm, of New York City,
''Fol the past three years she has been de-
pendent on her own resources for liyeli.
hood" She has been during that time
connected with The Turf, Field and Fam
a sporting and agricultural Psper-in
one of its mechanical departments. < The
husband, who is in his seventy eighth year,
has wisely concluded that his immense
wealth and fortuna wee no more than 3
fair consideration @fOr youth, virtue and
beauty. The lady, therefore, accepting
the gallant Coloners offer, becomes the
mistress of an estate valued at three 0l
four million dollars, with an early prOsPee'
tive of erelong being one of the wealthiest
widows in the State. " =----1 r.
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RRIMnR Haas

TTNDERTAKERS-Meta and
u and all kinds OF Cofins always on
hand. Two HeNrses Rlway1 In readi-
nena-Eaat TuscarAwas street. .,s
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EnER-MILIIARpsa

COUNTY SURVEYOR-Ofice In
" the County Recorders ofaco in the
Vikilal BuildlAgt where he lcnn be
found when In the city II not, any bu-
atnssH wAnted can be len with Jsco'
KaDlInaar. .Esq., County Recorder, whS
will give duo notica 70 me. &c
The law authorizes the County Survey
ar TO take the acknowledgement of aDS
instrument OF writing !; he Will therefor
uTriLs aud ,-scknowledge fhEreement;
MortgaReG, Deeds, &c, &c at fair prize 3.
and nDau tkS shortezt notice. n-
Cnotour gIau. 49, 1884 N.an -Nl
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THE DEMOCRAT.
WEDNESDAYS. ,:.NovEMBER "A.
A. KeGRRGOR, Editor.
MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The members of the Democrats State Central
Committeo OF Ohio will meet at Thurman Hall, in
the city Of Columbus, Friday, Deeember 10,
1862 At 2 p. m, of said day. Every member OF the
committee is expected to be present, ~ business
Of importance is TO be transacted.
CHAS. N. ALLEN, Chairman.
JAS. ". NHWNAN, Secy.
Democratic papers in Ohio please copy the
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UTAETED AGENTs-For
w BEFORE THE FOOTLIGHTS
AND BEHIND THE SCENES.
By Olive Logan. She lets things out exhibiting
in vivid colors the Show World. A. seen from
within and without, From Puppet Shows to
Grand Opera MountebAnks 10 Menageries;
Learned Pigs to Lecturers. Rich, rAcy, ond high
toned, IL is the great sensation, and all want it.
illustrated with spirited engraVings Sells beyond
all other books. Sample copy and prospectus to
agents free. For circulars explaining, address
22W4 PARMELEE CO., Cincinnati, o.
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s1LnIs EpR SAFE.
LOTS FOR SALE!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A
y few more OF those Cheap and DesirH-
able Building Lots for sale his adcifS
ton in the northarn part OF the city,
which he WIN sol vary low, on terms 10
suit purchasers. Remember, these are
acre lots less the-strsets and alleys. Call
and see them before you buy. For par
ticulAr1. call on the subscriber, either AT
at the Auditor ONO. or at his residence
on North Market street. l,.- t..'
Ii GEO. w. LAWRENCE.
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THE Napoleon ''Northwe st, " late
Iy consumed by fire, Phoenix like,
has risen from its ashes, and aRaia
appears as one of the neatest sPeci.
mems, and best edited paper on our
exchange. 1t is still edited by VIM.
Hubbard. 4--E s-'' =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-01

On q tombstone in ehurehyard in
Ulster Is the following epitaph =
Erected 70 the memory Of John
Phillips secidentlly shot as mark OF
affection by his brother"
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gtutistrs.
]. b. sIpnALL.

DENTIST-Ohiee In Harter's Bank
IL Block lup stnirs.) All operations in
AechAnIcal Dentistry performed in the
latest and most approved manner. He
would call especial. y attention to his Gold
Filling, In which, in the words Of the
lata 4, Ward, she Is excolled by few
and sQualle1 by none.n t..i-N $50 D..
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Atturueps.
]. J.A.-COMERFORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Trumpls
"A Building, up stairs. French and Ger
man spoken. septl5-
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ghutUgraphg.
RnWIN sMITH.

DHOTOGRAPHER, &c.-Particu-
lar atta ntion given 10 copying and
OnlarRtnG pictures. Oval Frames and
Alba as Constantly on hand. Rooms in
Aiuth0wS'a Block, South Market street.
IunelS in6tf -........-.-.-.s 1er s- 'f
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InsRPH CREYoIsIE, Jr.,

NOTARY, ,PUBLIC-omce north
lNssnat cornsr OF Public Square. he.
-1xiifSstend tn vvinS deeds, nnortGalges
no v7era al sftdrnoy, &c In addition 70
nhs Knkllsh, h6 also speaks the 9ermAn
and Preach Izngusges. he VIII also
procure passports for persons wishing
30 70 to EuroDs. Sl-l
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Yankerls.

GEO. D. HAHEER g BRUTHERi
DANKERS-East TuscarAwas st.
ID Receive Deposits, Loan Money, buy
Gold, Silver, Bonds and Compound In
tsrsst Notes Exchange Bongh: a Sold
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A. J. DOUDS,

OURGEoN DENTIST-Ofice Cup
- stairs) above DeubIe Bros Jewelry
store, All operations connectei with
th6 profession promptly attended to. r.
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ANOTHER HORROR IN mnxloo.

The day following that on which the
Jesus Maria mine disaster occurred, six.
teen women, six children and twelve men
were drowned in the river Merecala; Stale
of MichOacan. They had reached the
dertaking to ford the river, which had
been swollen by the late rains. The bank
upon winch they SAT ioYerhung any angry
main land into the stream. Every one
persisted. Their bodies were found lower
down the stream.-[Cor. n. Y. Sun.
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JAMES HARSH.

A TTORNEY1AT LAW MAS
n sillon.s Ohio. Once N q! Harsh's
Block. up stairs Prompt attention Civ
IGAS1saeM J. JltJ CI u i.lJ &
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WEtfass, aswtIEp, etc.
oTTo WTNTERHALTKR,

DRACTICAL wATCHMAKER
and Jswelar, and Dealer In Watches.
Clocks, Jowelry and Siiyervare. Re
no. Eagle Block, r. fsbs '6Stf
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Over One Hundred Men, Women
and Children Crushed Beneath
twenty-five Thousand Tons of
Rock - ThIrty.EOnr Persons
Drowned. ---,- .-... -..,,, q.

" ~
MEXICO, Oct. 16.-The most horrible
catastrophe that has occurred during the
last half century in any silver mine in the
world, happened within the old mines of
Jesus Maria, near the city of Gunanajuato,
on the 9Th of October. About ! 800 poems
and Indians are employed in this mine du-
ring the entire year. It was opened in the
early part of the sixteenth century, and
has been worked continually since that
time. Some Of its chambers have been
extended three thousand feet from the
opening. On the date mentioned, while
the labOrers were seated In one of the
broader chambers eating their tortlllas con
chilli MONDAY meal-they were startled
by sudden, crumbling sound above them,
caused by the giving way of an immense
portion Of the shelving rock which formed
the roof of the chamber. The whole num-
her rose to their feet, breaking in different
directions, and running against each other
in wild confusion.
With them were their wives and child
rem, who had brought them their simple
meals, and were waiting to return will
pals and baskets. Scarcely q second in.
terVened between the instant the alarming
sound was heard from above and the
crash upon the chamber floor below, fol
lowed by cloud of dust and the mingled
cries of 9 thousand voices! e
Twenty-Five thousand tons of rock in 1
body had buried in an instant, as was af
'terwsrds ascertained. upward of one hun
dred miners. their wives, sisters and chill
dren The hight-400 1eet-from which
the immense fragments of the overhang
ing mountain fell gave such deadly mo
mentum to the great weight that non,
who were struck knew of the terrible blow
which sent them into eternity. The alarm
was soon spresd to neighboring mines
| Thousands of miners and citizens from
| GuAnajuato soon assembled round thu
shaft of the Jesus Maria mine. There wa
not spark of hope that any one of a
who fell beneath the crush of rocks wa
alive. BY counting the whole number VIII
entered the mine in the morning, and In
missing women who had carried meals t
relatives and friends, it was aseertaine
who Oihad been buried in that terrible mau
| calcium He.r. ..... ... IN
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NH. HALL,s

,TDgH.fa' "a LSa sa1T
A TTORNEY -. AT LAW. Of
u ncs with DIR. SiddalI, Bank Block,
up stairs. st barlaz yia julyl4-
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, and Gen
a oral Collection Agent, Alliance, o.
Rusiness entrusted to his care will re-
ostgS prompt atlention. 254
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, nEnRIE q BRoTRFR,

WATCHES,
~ Clocks, JsWelry, Silverwars DO
East side OF Public Square Repairing
done on short notice.
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