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Evening star., 1869-11-09

MAYOR BOWEN is still confined 10 his hous,.
hy sickness, and, We regret to hear, does moi
seem much better to-day.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

NV RAILROAD AggANGENFNT-ArfaD
ments have been completed by the Orange, Al
eNandria, and Manassas, and the Chesapeakc
and Ohio Railroad, for running a nightly train
from Washington to Richmond. The new ar
rangcmcnt will go into effect on or about the
2rh inst. Sleeping coaches will te attached Ia
the trains and there will be no change of car.
between the two cities
Evening star., 1869-11-09
Decision i'm the seamless Bag C.s.

Itfe9rdphed EIcIuSirtIy 70 The Erening Star.
PHILApELPHIA. Nov. 9.-In the suit OF the
Star Mills, Of Manchester. y. H., against Bailey
& Caseadeh, of Philadelphia, the United State.
Court has decreed perpetual Injunction. re-
straining the defendants from using the mark of
the Star Mills Company as heretofore used on
their seamless bags the Court deciding that such
mark is a colorado imitation OF the plaintiff-s
mark-"Star Mills Seamless''-and a violation
and infringement Of their exclusive right 10 il,
use.
Evening star., 1869-11-09
Convicted Of Murder.

Ie'cgr"phed E1cl"Sirety TO The Ecening Star.
Chicago, Nov. 9.-The trial OF Daniel Walsi,
for the murder of his wife resulted last eyeuinT
In verdict Of guilty. The sentence has not W.,
been pronounced, but the punishment will l.c
hanging.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

THE SPEECH OF A. VI. Green, of this city, a.
the Emancipation celebration Of the colorcd
men in Baltimore, is spoken Of as one Of marked
ability Mr.. Green is Assistant Commissioner
for the Fourth Ward in this city.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

The CORPORATION LABoEEEs.-Mr. y Sayles
Brown. the Dsbursing Officer of the CORPORA
non, VIII commence the pa! ment OF balances
due the CORPORATION la,orers up 10 Scptembcr
1st, al once, going through the wards Regularly.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

IRE ChBINET MEETING.-No visitors We're
admitted Ia see the President this morning. /,
being Cabinet day. An the members were pres
ent at the Cabinet session except Postmaster
General Crcsswell.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

from Cheyenne. October s0th. TO the Chicago
Tribune, says thr primary organization of wyo-
ming Territory il now complete. Both houses
ritOrial Offices are filled, the judiciary Appointed
and the courts hard at work. The new ferrito-
~ starts on its career under most favorable aus
pices.
Evening star., 1869-11-09
victor Emanuel Out Of Danger.

I'tgTophed ESot"sirely to The Erening Star.
FLORENCE. Nov. 9.-The official paper of tbi.
city publishes the following announcement TO
day; The physicians attending King Victor
Emanuel now report him entirely out of dan
GER - i'
Evening star., 1869-11-09

Tt'SrHph.d EIoinstrely 10 The Ereaiag Stor
PARIS. Nov. 9.-The city is entirely trap,uii
No further disturbances grew out OF the excite
ment last evening than those already mentioned
Evening star., 1869-11-09

Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, Of Baltimore, and
Hon. A. j. Dickey, of Pennsy sylvania, arc at VIII
laru's.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

ACTIVITY AT THE NAVY YAgp.-about one
hundred additional mechanics and labnrer-
were employed at the nayy-y ard Yesterday.
There are new over one thousand persons en-
ployed there, larger number ;ilan any time
since the war
Evening star., 1869-11-09

RIVER FRoNT.-HfITrey'S Hhdrf.-Arived-
Schr. Hattie VI. 1Iowes, Howes, from Phia,icl-
phia, with 80 TOM OF coal for Harvey, Clarke &
Given.
Cdrter'S Whdrf.-Arriyed-SchrS. Eva Bell
Barrett from Philadelphia. with "a tons uf coal
for W. ii. NARROW; Albert Pharo, Shour,is from
fhil.delpIi3, With H tons of coal for y. r. Mil
Ter; Mary Elizabeth, Reagan, with wood for j..
i. Lacy.
Ril.ys HLdrf-Arrivcd-SchrsC Charles Gas
Kill. from Hayre-,ie Grace with l3o tons coal for
SC Magru'ler; y i. " ines from PHILADELPHIA
with DDS tons coal for B. r. Clark: Planter Fitz-
simmons, with iJo barrels sweet POTATOES for
William Leishear; Falcon, Boggs. $50 barrel,
sweet POTATOES for same: Flag stan, Hu.cs ;o-
tatocs and oysters for same; Bill Byrnc. Grow
der, with oysters and sweet POTATOES for zane;
Nloor Three Sons, With sweet potatoes for same:
Schr- stephen a. Douglass. Lewis. with oysters
tor Nolan; Dove. Bethel, With oysters ami
sweet POTATOES for Winfield \ wciser; Jane and
Mary, i-andon, with oysters tor same; Nelly Sta
thus. with oysters for Turner * Son: .Jenuv
Baker, Lewis, oysters for same: Mary r RutloT
Daiis, with oysters for Winfield * Weisar:
Susan Bowen. johnson, oN sters for Turner ~
Price of oy>t,rs = 25aSI.50 small from % to en-
Sweet Iofatoes $40 to - per barrel.
Iosclers Wkdq.-Arrived- Schooner Addir
Blai>'icll. Smith. from Boston, with 10 tons az,
ice for Washington and Georgetown Ice Com
pany.
fdy's Wknf-Arrived-S Salvinyton
hng, with wood Tor market. Sale i-Schrs
Pandora. Ashton; John Thomas, Pasay: or,-
gou, McCraeken, all down the river, light.
CARS hkdT.-Ihe steamer Arrow CAPTAIN
StackPole, left this wharf this morning nith a
large number Of passengers. for Mount Vernon
The steamer Columbia, Harper. from Balrimare
and river landings, arrived With cargo of live
stock and produce from landings. and general
merchandise from Baltimore 10 dealers Scllr
Charity, Alien, with wood for Gait " Son.
I'"tomoc frrTy Ukduf-Ihc steamer wawas-
set. Fouke, left this morning tor Curriomau
with the usual quantity Of freight and good
number of passengers.
tronchs Ukd1.-The steamer Isaac r. Smith
Field, left Tor Baltimore and river landings with
general merchandise and fifty passengers The
steamer w. W. Colt, Ryther, left this v harf yes-
t'riaN with an unusually large freight, consist
packages. &c., and large number OF passen-
gers fer Norfolk.
'NeJ.t Wood and Coal Wharf, foct Gil STREET
AfriVed-Schr. Adella Cohn, SpIingman. from
Philadelphia, with 2s5 tons coal for o. L. Sheriff:
Sheriff.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

UNDER the direction OF Lewis Clephane Esq,
the receiver Of the Washington and Alexandria
railroad number of improve nae nts are now l.-
ing Carried OUT at The depot on Maryland ave-
uue.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

AT MEETING Of the ruon Building Associ-
alton Of the First Ward, held last evening the
sum OF $500 was sold at an average of siAiy-five
per cent
Evening star., 1869-11-09

ArPoINTED-Thc President to-day appointed
Charles Barnard. Of Louisiana. 10 be Register OF
the Land Office at New Orleans, vice r. II
Curry.
Evening star., 1869-11-09
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE OF
THE AGE.

There is probably no Family Medicine so favora-
bly, and so widely known as DAVIS PAIN Kill
veiy used by Missionaries in India China Turkey
indeed. in nearly all the Missionary Stations, not
only To counersct the climate influences the fam
lies of Missionaries but for the cure of Cholera and
Fevers prevalent in the Fast 1t is used internally
for all diseases Of the bowels. and externally for
wounds, burns, bruises, &c. Sold by Druggists gen
orally. oc2l I'm
Evening star., 1869-11-09
~ WORKS,
rARkERsBU RG, wEsF VIRGINIA

us have en- hand ere Portable steam Saw Min Of
slNs eash: al-o. --ysrsl pSrtsS" enRines suitable
HT thrsshug mac hL.s q ~ horse power; al-b,
srSl yort.ki e,silt..s ad wheels from 5 q u ho-s
fover uf.l-r. P-r-ous wishi7g to porchase uev
or sseo1c Eshi hns-y- -n2nes 9r iron would do
loSeIy PaykerebrJg, West Virginia.
Evening star., 1869-11-09
TWO CENTS.
LOCAL NEWS.
The Courts.

COURT ~ GESERAL TERN.-This morning. on
motion OF Mt. r. y. Stanton. the application af
Mr.. Z. r. Stsi sbury was referred To- the Com
mittee on Admissions. on motion Of Mr.. Phil
lips, Mr.. Edmund Burke WAS admitted TO th.
bar, as also was Mr.. Jas. ). Edwards. on motion
Of Mr.. Riddle. The case OF Elizabeth A. Baily
". the Ph1niN Life Insurance CoInpany was
taken up. Mrs. Baily sues the company for
amount OF policy Of insurance on the life OF her
l"giig that il was procured through frand
Nh,lan et a. vs. James ct al; decree offered.
Mctaity vs.. OConner: appeal dismissed.
ORPHANS CorRr. Judcs PurceR-This morn
ing Josiah llont, Joshua Riley, and Wm. Laird
lr.. qualified as executors OF the viii Of the lat
Edward VI. Linthicum; bond 500 .0Oa. Levi L.
Tate, a. administrator with the will annexed of
Sarah Moore; bond $40 600. James W. King a.
administrator Of Clara A. King: bond Si.0a1.
Mary UPshur, as admini>trstrix OF Alfred Ur-
shur; bond Saoo. Randolph Coyle. jr.. as al
ministrator OF Randolph Coyle; bond so.n.
Wm. Cook, as administrator of Thomas Cook;
bond Stgp.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

The FURNITURE was TODAY removed from the
blue room at the Executive Mansion. Tor the
purpose Of being regilded and rcTaired.
Evening star., 1869-11-09
The Markets To-Day.

Tc'e5roFhed Exclusively 20 The ErsHiEg Star.
BALTIMORE. Nov. a.-Cotton dull aud heavy,
nomnally at 25s. Flour duh, aud buyers d.
mand lower rates, hut prices though weak are
nomnally unchanged. Wheat steady at sI.3Ia
sl-ss. Corn, old white, sl.n5; new, s0c. oats,
5ja5.c. Pork quiet aud lower $3.50. Bacon
quiet: Rib sides, i9c; clear do, i9nc.; shoulders,
w6isiy depressed and lover. With sales II
sl1H.
NKw YORK. Nov. 9.-Siacks unsettled. Money
per cent. Exchange, long. .; short. gsE. Gold,
3. 5-0s, ls'2, coupons, 10y. l0-p's, coupon.
~. Virginia SlNcs, cN-CoupOn, ~ a. new, -.
North Carolina SiNes, old g.; do. new, -.
BALTIMORE. Nov. a.-Nirgnia c.. oil. ~
hid. ~ asked; do. is.s - bid: do, IS7 - bid -
asked; do. coupon, old, ~ asked.
MN IoEK. Nov. 9.-Flour dull aud declining.
Wheat slightly m buyers favcr. Corn iiTIn.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

HEPrEcHAsEp BoSDs.-Assistant Secretary
Richardson, First Comptroller Taylor, and First
Auditor Smith, of the Treasury Department
Who have been engaged yesterday and to-day in
counting and examining the bonds purchased by
Secretary Boutwell,, as mentioned in Tue SrAU
Of yesterday, made their report to Secretary
Boutwell, this afternoon, which was quite long
showing the amount of bonds OF each sc-
ries purchased, how they are kept, &c
Those purchased for the sinking fund being
marked across the face IN red ink, cannot bt
used again. Those purchased TO be held subject
to The action Of Congress have not yet been car
celled but are merely held subject To lcgislativ.
action. The actual count of the bond. shows
that every dollars worth authorized to be pur-
chased by Secretary Boutwell, are in the hand.
OF Treasurer Spinner, who is custodian thereof,
Evening star., 1869-11-09
RAILROADS..
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
w,.HISGroS. Isse.
5%SSS$ 5xsS:s;SS#SS .,Si %.I SSS iSISE f$a
WEST now run a. follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
n. and Ia:I3. SO, 40: ao' io and "a AS Is
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
and 2:se and 4:2oP.N
FWoR ANSAPoLss.
frSna Annapolis Sunday.
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave az A. N, and l2:43, 2:Se, $40. and
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at \. N, and $50, and 1:43 Pm.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave DAILY sScsP, saturday and sunday, at \.
ON ON ssg5sey :. n 14 aPs dns sso P only
20 Wheeling, Fsrkersbnrg, Sc.
washSSstan station Ticket ofiee at ali hours of the
day. Als". at the Company tshee' 400 Penn>yl-
snl a, % cam iher arrsnT to hsy their bag
gage called m anil checked AZ their residence, taken
sES arS aS Pr a % ssasf and Boston see al
vertisenrnt Of ,Ihrnugh Line.
L VI. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
no0 GEO. :. kOOSTZ, General Agent.
'THROrGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
y f-D
NEW lOKh. lA3 ~ 5tjSssE<ss-
Ws~HI~6TpN. la.
Trains between WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
follows viz:
FOR NEW YORK. scI.soHf change Of cdrs.
Leave daily except sunday az -. and l2:fS
and 9
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except sunday at = a. m, ani I2:4s
and . 40 D.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for Now York 800 4. m. anu PhilSdel-
phia at $40 p m.
Sleeping ears for New York On Q p. M. train only.
Through tickets t1 Philadelphia. New York. or
Boston can BE- had at the station bfiCe at all hours
in the day. Al-o. st the Company once No 400
Penny lyania avenue. Passengers purchasing tick
cts at the ANrnu- Office there arraug- To have
their hsggsgr Vsil' for aud checked at their resi-
denee, taken 10 the depot and put into the baggage
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement for
seheiule between Washington, Baltimor,, Anna po-
lie and the West.
J. l.. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
l. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent.
no GEO =. kOONTZ. Agent, Washington
Evening star., 1869-11-09

A BOARD OF OFFICERS, detailed TO exam ne all
the officers Of the Marine Corps as to their ef
fciency, ETC., are holding daily sessions in this
CITY.
Evening star., 1869-11-09
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S49o, ,S54.
Evening star., 1869-11-09
THE GENUINE LIEBIG'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT.

great economy excellence in the preparation
Of beet tea. Buy none but that made 10y the "Lebig
Extract of Meat Company - Baron Liebig's sigma
ture every Jar For sale by druggists and gro
cers j. MIBHAC SONS.
oc29 ESTlm 1s3 Broadway, New York.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

PROPOSED SERENApE--A number OF cit:-
zel,s met al the CITY Hall last eyeuins. t. make,
arrangements for serena,le Ia Mayor Bowen
on Thursday night next. Mr.. 4. Crowley in the
chair and A. VI. Green Secretary. A committee.
was appointed To Wait on the Maycr, e. ascer-
tain his wishes in the premises.
This morning the delegates had mating
Mr.. H. Himher in the chair anu Mr.. a. VI. Green
secretary. Mr.. Peters reported from the COM
attended Ia that duty, and the Mayor seemed
very grateful 10 the citizens for this ey yidence of
their respect and esteem. and would. III able
address them on the occasion. but in not he
would have his remarks read. and he would not
ask postponemen Mt from the time set. (Thurs-
day cvcning.b The Chair stated that this " n
intended a. spontaneous outburst OF the
people, and the First Ward would turn out ss
mGsss. The Second Ward mas not quite ready
but would be. as also the Third, and the Fourth
Ward was quite ready.
\ motion was made that The ward rnarsilals
meet the Chief marshals to-iuorrow evening
Mr.. Green referred TO the fact fnaf TIA. Mayor
had said that some persons mi ght expect that la.
would refer ia what had hecn dome against him
by certain persons, but they would be ,iiSap-
pointed: that these charges had failed and h,,
would not pursue them show any Ninlictiy,-
ness he Mr. G.D urged that those who en-
gagged in the Serenade should show the same
spirit. and in their mottoes and transparencies
should display nothing which would give offence.
He offered a resolution. which Was adopted, that
>pect1ul allusicn to any citizens of the district
Of Columbia. of any party, OF making q of,enSiy We
allusions TO the late difficulties between the
Manor and his as atlantis bc allowed In the ranks
Of the ser.nadcrs. The meeting adjourned Ia
Tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1869-11-09
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER,

II is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world,
making lifeess, stif, brashy hair, healthy soft and
glossy
Price 8 %. For sale by all druggi.ts
X. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. H., Proprietors
4 Inn
Evening star., 1869-11-09

PaYNAsTFRs' BONDS As the statements q;
Judge Tabor, Fourth Auditor, upon this matter,
in his annual report, lately submitted To tb,.
honorable Secretary Of the Treasury, have given
rise 10 considerable discussion. and are ire
quently misunderstood, we have procured
transcript Of that portion Of the report, aud
present il to our readers below. Ii will he
noticed that Judge Tabor pays very high com
plment to the Navy paymasters as class. and
that the facts he states have relation to ,eln
quents from whom the National Treasury should
be protected:
There Il one important matter connected
with the Office To which beg leave TO call your
particular attention. This is the inadequacy OF
the bonds which are now required OF payinasters
of the Navy. Acting assistant paymasters now
give bonds in the sum OF $1,000, assistant pay
masters in the sum VI S1o,0O, passed assistant
! paeMasters in the sum OF Sl5,oOO, and paynias-
ters i'm the sum of 900. These sums are in
| sufficient to guard the Government from loss.
| These officers are not nnirequently entrusted
their bonds, and their expenditures often reach
hundreds of thousands Of dollars in the course
of twelve months, and during the war, in MANY
1 cases, attained the magnitude of millions. The
accounts of MANY paymasterr have now arrived
| Mt The period of fndl settlement, which, from
| the nature Of their orders aud position, could
not be had here tOfOre. 1t is found in many cases
I that there Is an indebtedness TO the GOvernmen;
in sums VARYING from several thousand 70 hit,
| thousand dollars, and the bondsmen to the
| parties i'm question are only liable in sums
ranging from five to ts enty tive thousand dollars
l w9uld recommend that Congress remedy tlli
1 evil and protect the Government ly passing
| act requiring bond Of paymas.ers OF the vari-
Gus ranks adequate 10 the necessities of the
The suIn should be large one; from fifty to one
l hundred thousand dollars would not be too great
| The history of the accounts now In process OF
| settlement in this office are fuiiy corroborated
| bv this view. In this connection, however, am
pleased to pay just tribute Of praise to the pay
masters of the navy as a class, and to testify to
their inte ority and ability their courtesy as gen
| tlemen. and their eff, cheney officers. Never
! theless the evils exist Of which 1 speak, and
have deemed it my duty to call your attention 70
l amounts nlaced in the hands Of paymasters,
would say that during the last three years 2.S22
requisitions have passed this Office for 80
and Am Ocs1 iii reduisitions for sums between
e,5 900 and 500 0OOo and 80 requisitons for sums
more han elo0, ,ooo."
Evening star., 1869-11-09
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED BiiLr, sunday excepted,
At The star ISuiidinG,
sw. Corner PerDsvlsauis A.. and 1itn ST.,
81 rag
EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER C0APiAY.

The STAR is s-ryet ty carriers =" their SUB
scrlber- in the City a. a pIssTct at fEN tENIS fER
xtEKcr FoRIy-Fe. CESIs FER MONTH Copies
st the counter, IVc MS
ppurx roa N,1IS,, .-Thr-r Months, One Dollar
, Ard Fins Cents: Six Month. Three Dollars; One
Y,ar TiXs IL iiar~- ~ TafyTs are SIT from the
Sffcs I.ngrr than pari t'r.
THE WEEkLI >FAB- published Friday
prtrTirr-t,na - liar anii-a- halt year.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2, tss9.-Jay Cooke 4 60.
furnish the following quotations OF Government
Evening star., 1869-11-09

0H you want TO make a child deaf, boz hi.
{ ars.
Evening star., 1869-11-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY

Can have their hair restored To its natural c
and IL IL has fallen Out, create a new growth
Evening star., 1869-11-09

Us TADLIs HE'D 1890
Flu RS!"
Now ready Tor inspection of the public, ih- largest
ana carefully selected assortment of FCR~, We
have ever received, embracing
ALL THE LEADING STYLES.
IL EVERY KIND OF
FUR, SUITABLE FOR LADIES' AND chill
DEESS WEAR.
Also, . great variety OF GENTS FUR NUF-
ELERS, CAPS and GLOVES.
CARRIAGE ROBES, Of all quslities
- Every article guaranteed as represented, aud
n be kold st the very lowest cash prices.
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
FATTER ANU FVRRIER,
346 Pennsylvania avanu:,
eS29- cow Under Metropolitan Iottf.
Evening star., 1869-11-09

(,REAT BARGAINS AT
VI g. L. WILD a BRO. y
PIANO AND Music STuRy No te1 Ira sT ,
ts'-t sIde.' tetWf"n Pa. avenue and y st.
Their rne a--rtinenf q Musical In.tru-
n-nts, including ~Ncrllent sa~1pd- -hapl yE=zyE7
BAznos, ~ih rIalt'eiy b> sold AZ cu-t, ire UNIV
rar&t0ry ., nlra"ncng aCo-op-rsti,s Piano Store,
Special attention 70 Tuning and Rspairing Pi-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-07

IF You do not feel well, you send for a
doctor, he calls ulon you, looks wise sucks
the head Of his cane, soraWls some hero
glyphics upon piece Of paper which you
take to drug store, and there pay SO els.
to 81 90 besides the doctor fee, for q rem
edy nipe times out Of ten not half as
good as Judson's Mountain Herb Pills
which is only 25ctS, per box. Do you
think the former the beSt because you
pay the most for it, if you do we advise
you to use just for an experiment the
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, and see
for yourself, that they are one Of the best
family medicines compounded, they cure
Headache, Indigestion, BilliOusnesS, Jaun'
dice and all Female Irregularities. Give
the Mountain Herb Pills trial. Sold by
all Dealers. 2l-2m,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-07

As the warm and pleasant evenings are
gradually approaching, we would suggest
the raising of fund by subscription, or
otherwise, for The employment Of The
Band 10 discourse music TO the people,
two or three evenings of each week. 1t
would no doubt exert better moral
influence in the community. Not only
that, but it will in realty assist in
adding liveliuess to trade, 1t
will bring the old and the young on the
streets, who, otherwise, would 'stick" in
their homes acting as If they cared for
naught, and who do really know but lit
tie Of the streets ut sunset. Give the
peOp'e-particularly the yOupg-raIiO iOHal
amuseL,ents and see what vast differ.
ence il will make both in the morality Of
the people and the thriftiness Of our
quiet town.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-07

FAMILY REUNION AN interesting fam
lily reunion took place at the residence
Of Capt WIN. Bowen mn Tuesday even
ing Of last week, 10 which forty.one out
Of the eighty children, grand children and
great grand children, now living, Of grand
mlber Bowen, participated, II was doubt
less a happy occasion Meade Bowen, the
'loldest inhabitant," came to Logan in
1sl7--52 yeirs ago--nnd Is now In the
6Sth year Of his age From his appear
ance we would say that he 10 as active,
happy and humorous as any Of his chill
dren. May he live TO enjoy many more
family re-unions.-- Logan Sentinel
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-07

GAS q collector Of news we feel II TO be our
duty to announce that IL ls tho tcommon
street talk OF the Democracy here that Mr..
Emmitt own u large distllery and that whis-
kywill flow as free as water" &c.-[ NINToN
RECORD.
"As q collector Of news" you write
yourself down each week, not only an ass,
but malicious falsIfer. There Is no
such "commOn street talk here" awe
feel it to be our duty to announce that"
Dem ocrats do not 60 about over the coun
ty in buggieS peddling drug store whisky
and getting men drunk so they may then
be induced to vote 50 and 80; and that
Democrats do not keep whisky on elec ion
days in certain places in Macarthur To
give voters TO induce them TO vote con-
trary to their wishes. "As collector Of
news" we should think sit Is your duty
to announce that II is the common sire ei
talk here" that the Radicals last fall
attempted to brbe voters by Offering them
money, boots, shoes, coats, pants, and
other things. How about "whisky Sowing
rs free as water" in certain parts OF this
county last fall? "Asa collector Of news'r
please "feel it to be your duty to an
nounce" tho information you may have
on the suhjectl The editor of the Record
collects and records none Of that sort O
news, aa bis time is now employed 'as q
collector" Of n salary Of Eve dollars q
day, instead Of collecting" news relating
to bribing voters and peddling whisky
during the last cappai gnl slow is that
for highT'