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Gov. ssatsr and his oonpssrs.

IK ~ A& EEE M A
Gov. Sente, Of Tennessee, Is very anxion,
10 have Uai,sd States Troops-say Two Of
three regimsnts Or more-nndsr his command
The Governors ambition is 10 b : warrior ID
times Of peace. No doubt he has pluck snuu2h
TO be one. He thinks he would show we'll in
a richly embroidered uniform,-ptansing on
\ high, spirited steed.-wi,h : huge cavalry
sabre dangling q his sids,-and 4 thick black
'nnstaehs.-and ! fierce !ookin9 pair Of CLOSE.
knitted eys.bsowa-wiih which 10 frightsn
his down.isoddsn, ever submissive, Rebels
and thus. q Ian. restore ordsf III over hi.
Empi,e.-It i no bad idsa,-ws own,-snd
Ssslsctly nfs. a Ill svsrts,-ws mean, Of
course, - rexards tho Govstnnr.
itappsau, however, that Gen. Shsrman,-
= vonsh eastn&ae. ~ should h,ink,-is appo,.
ID 70 ssch vain military display. lIa ,ay. i,
w"nld ''dsstsoy IT. td;.isacy Of his Amy,
md perhaps. ioo, make fools Of his msn. We
ifo not know that lin Csssral made shis l..,
is.natk; but ~ are inclined 70 believe il vas
IN his ihonehta.
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OUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic Of Order, Mones,y and Justice.
Universal ssgiage, except for oui,a.cs and
u~agabosds.
Chic alliance Of the vAie and colored
L~ouisianians.
Education for all.
Ne more political CARPET baggers, no,
Hseless roudies in Louisiana.
Political Equality Of na.arali.ed ana
American born citizens.
Protection erseaded to laborious i'm
migranis..
Respect for the lao.
We tcM erah the honest man to Office am
reject he dishonest.
Loaissana must Be ruled BY Honesty ane
LteN;geace.
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AVIS
Ratenu Il %frOluii0n.

N. 0. DUHON averi, messieurs les Man
te"rs de Ia pafoi>se St.Jacque> G, DIES paroissc
voisines Ou'iI fat fahrion.r a leur in,en,ion 10,
rateanx don't il est rinvenienr.
Son rdtenn a feves, CONNIE plusieurs ON, nj
lie voir sur fhabilation G Robinson. fat ayec
un homme senl et deux mnlets, dams re.nace
rune jou''ee, lie travail de ving' cinq hommes.
Immense economic de bras e, de temps.
NJ. Dnhon repontra aussi promp,ement que
possible aux deinandes qni lui serout failes,
L'ocra-ion es, favorable.
u temps vent que la machine supplse au
manqne de trava,Ileurs.
FrIr m"dtres, Ell b"nne confection.
S'"dresser a NJ. Onez,me Duhon, hahi,a,ion
4. Robinson, parois.e 81. Jacques, on bien a
~. D"hon. par le,trs i I'adres.e ,u Cnuuent
5 few. 6m.
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BONES NouyclIcs
BONES NouycIIes

DVNloNS ANVUV SIbSS
MACHINES d coudre de GROVER 4
BAKER d rendre aur yyir de- manuEaciur,
par II. c. COLOMB.
~ b. Ces machines, elan, vendues par
commission, Sc @veHicnt positiyemen, an mix
de manufacture.
'enrs ptInc'panx avan,ages soui: Boute g,
A"sf'c'tt du poim-peyecnon =, simpiicHs du
'"ecan'.m e-amploi direct dn I'll des ,ieux
o"o'n's, ancnne nave,te a remplir, ell ancun
.a.pIIlage de I'll,
la machine Grover brode aussi bien on
m'enx que Ia man.
on peut lsxaminer ct Ia yoir fonc,ionner
en- s,adressant M magasiu du soussiyns,
Venez. venez tons. Voir me cohle ri.n.
lie sonssi.na a,nonce anssi ou',l arrive dc
Ia Nonveile.OrItans. avec uu assortment,
r"mplet de marclIandiSes seches, ,elies Que
Iad'ennes, co!"ns, barfges, mpus,eiines. e,offes
'e t"n' genre pour p''n,emps ..bones ct ~souiiers
p"nr danes Ell pour Iommrs. Z
En- groceries: Ri. Z a 10 cents Ia liyre-
Farine 81, g u lie baril-CaE. lere ouali,e.
Is cen's- Sucrp i2J d 25-Pommes de ,er,e d
50 80 lie bar'l- Wh'skey Gin, Poyis- VIM, rim
rouge Ell caisse e, e" barripne, aniset., cognac.
lie Breton q s2 so la bonteille, W,rmoh {N.P1
Abs'nths C'ef"and), Champagne tKsn.), e,
nne qna"li's d'aticies 4 l'usage commnn,
itop %nombrenx pour enumeration.
u lie tout d des prix les plus raisonnables
Ell les Plus moderes.
II. C. COLOMB.
Habi,a,ion Morson
o'e''sm StJacsnes., Rive gauche.
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ATTENTIONS!
-:O:-
AMN1MaNM

lataoia Store, maeasin oe parirtes,
Paroissc St-Jacques, lie,
APrel'e Pa''enlion de ses patrons sur le
mag"ifqnr assortment quill Went de r%ecevoir
HABITS DE MESSIEURS!
Ha'iI'emen's complies en- Marking, FL,
Cotonnnh f'a"caise, et Casimir. Palelo,s en-
Aipnca, en- Tale, etc, pour Ia saison.
+, anssi M bel assortment dc Toilette 4!
Tel que chem'srs, coils, manchenes, chausseues
gants, etc, etc.
CHArEAuX A LA DERNlERE MODE!
Nj. V. +. NJ. Anderson a 6galemen, en-
maaasin I'M snpetbe asso,imcn, de marchan
discs slches: Patrons de robes, Denlelles,
Cordonnets, ~I.acets, Corse,s, etc. Fl une
par'ie dn magasin, separee de la Grocerie,
content ces ditferen.s articles.
Bottles EFT SOULIERS TOUT FATS!
Ega!ement Bottles, Sonliers, Boiines POM
messisnrs "u pour DANES, fats dans lie dernier
gO6t et sur commando.
DAMS La GROCERIE
Lon tonve IN assortment compIet dc 7h6s,
S"cres, CAFES, Vionde rerie, Graisse, Beurre,
Fromgge, Farine, Pommcs de icrre, JamCon,
etc, e'c., etc.
Drogues, medicines pa,en,ees, Con6strie,
Frn'ts confts, Cornirhons, OAtes, Pe,nure,
Huile, Wires, Mastic, Vernis, Ie,tbenthine,
Dresses, Pinceanr, etc, etc.
Ssies Ct Harnais, Quincaillerie pour char
penliers, Couieaur de table ct Couxaur dc
pocl'c, Corde, Go"dron, Poir, etc etc.
CRANES DE JARDINAGE!
Wins do choix, Liqueurs OF Cisaros!
Rien ne Inarqne.
Fl aux prix les plus mol6res.
Nou. a~ppeIons aussi vo,re a%i,eniion sur notre
magasin nomme CANIRELLE STORE, on.
nous 0uvrirons bien,6t avec un grand assotti.
ment de tou.es les marchandises ci.dessu.
de-ignees.
Ven'z, voyez, jneez par vons-mames u!
N. B. Les danes p%ourron, s'adr.sscr i
Madame ANDERSON. Nous aver,issou,
tgalement les danes que lie moment lie plus
convenab!e pour leurs acha,s rs, de 8 heutes
a midi, on de 2 i.eures a 5 heures P. N.
Az. lG, 81
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% Nous appelons lat,en,ion do nos ~lec,eur,
sur PAWS de Nine. Marius LAZY.
Madame marins La,y arrive de ID NouveI,e.
Orleans avec IN assortment complet de
mavchandises siche..
c'sst 10 moment do changer de fourrure.
L'hiver est fni, le prin,emps commence.
Les danes de St.Jacqnes connaissent Ia
c"np'ai.ance, l'urbaniie ct 10 bon govt de
Nine. LAZY.
o avons d6ja parl4 du maeasin de
M. RlcAUD, Union Store, pres do Convent
p. @.
&c naRasin est aujourd'hui Pun du mieux
assorlis do GENTLY.
y. R;caud, Vancien commits do N. ].
Ie's''ss, est top avan,aeeussment comm de
notrs population franoo.louisianai,e pour ana
mons PASSIONS pns sSclams inutils.
voyes son avis.
II. ne cra'gnez pas Do rsndrs vi.i,e 4 N.
Ricaud.
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A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual S..sinn Of the School will he nj
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on ,be
First Monday in Seprmber, and end nv on the las,
Saturday in July.
No better evidences OF the usefulness OF the School
can be r'srn than III" extensive d. v-lormeu, winch il
has attained in The shot. space Of two yrsrs from is
creation, and a reference 10 the list Of Prot. .sor. wbo
inIart Instruction ia the vatiun. hranche. OF study,
The method Of instruction adopted. guards scrnput
ionsy against the abuses nf that aniiq ed .y.t, m n.
learning. which wastes The pfecions years of yon,h in
the Ia'orlnn. requirement OF unavailable lore. and. n,
the same time, against The no less pernicions abuse, al
a gross ut,l',liani-m which suhjng,,es all the faculties
OF the mad and aspirations Of the heart 10 "ope'' en-.
gross ny pursuit.
Its ohlec, IS to train yonng men n the performance
OF the active duties Of life, 10 in~,tnc. then, in ali tho
bran"hes Of Science and Ar which are essential IN
Their future success, and, by awakening in.,h-m \ love
Of study I" 'ncnlcate n process ot .-If-insttuct,on
winch VIII enable HEN to con,inn" ,hsi, educatiou.
even after being emancIpated from the control Of
parents and professors.
COURSE OF STUDIES:
There ne two Courses Of S,udics established il, IN.
Sch"o'' the Classical and the CONNER i.l either Of
winch Students may FOL nw, a.treabIy to the W i.be,
OF Their parent. ar guardians Glasses Of yariou, grade.
are instituted IN each Confse.
The commercial Cnnrse comn,;..s E,.r,h .,a
English Grammar. univtrssl History, Geography.
Rhetoric. L"2ic, L'ter,tnr~, Natural History. Pby.
.,oi"2y, Natural and Mental Philos ,pity. Practical
Sh-nIsfry, a complete Course Of Mathematics, Sur.
vry'"g and I.ev"i'ng Drawing Of Pins and Maps;
Constitutional Law Commercial Law and us.y.,
Book Keeping.
Th. Classical Course comprises the ,bov. .n,m.
Grated branches, with tn. addition Of Latin and Greek.
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J. F.. II OBIN,
NO a.. rue reuleuss.

Elk Sons.Oficisr do cavalesis de l'arm6s
francai-e, eleve de l'ecole de- cavaievic 1
Sanmnr (France), cd il a auivi un cours
d'HirPia'rique ct fait pendant hui, ans nns
e'ude 'he"riqne 81 pra,iqne pour lea rhevaux,
sons Ia direction drs OFFICERS de tons grades
les plhs comre,ea,s. II informe ses amis ct
les hab'ts"is DIES cxmpagues quill s~'occups
de fsife acheter RI venhre dos chevanx Of
mn'e's, tons cemx Qni en- ont achet4 deja sont
ties s~a,isfaiis de son clnix.
% u s'occupera aussi de collection CONNIE
au,rtfois.
Reference de Messieurs
s. THRR1or, Par. 8. James, A. PlcoL, Par. 81. J. B..
A.. QuEYRoI, N. o., l.. d. ARxouLr,N N, O..
NJ. VOORHEES,, N. O., ia. DEsLANc. N. o.
G. DucHAMP, N. O.,
+. Pkr,r JEAN. N.tchitoches.
A.fVooanI.s, N O.,
FL D. DELAcRoix. N. O., l2mas.
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a etc 1,erdu,

Vendredi 8 conran., dams lie ,rajs' duiCouven.
I y demcurc De NJ. A. Tsmboury,
I'm Mdnteau de Dame;
Waterproof, impermeable, de %coulcur
maroon.
Cinq Dollars lie r6compenseG serunt donn6s
q Ia personne qui le rarpor,era chez M. A.
Tamboury.
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Avis aux Plauteurs.

NJ. D. l.. EHRMANN. de St.Jean. Ba p,is,e,
a Fhonnenr de pravenir NM. les habi,ants
Qnil II constamment en- main des chaudisres
de scconde main d prix modere, ct qn'il ache
vieillss fetrailles a $500 le tonneau. 23ay.
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STAR RICE MILL.
Z. ABADIE T. Gle,
ST JEAN BArrlsrn. Rive droi,c.

&c monlin peut 6caier ct brosser 40 10 rils
de riz da"s les wing, qna're hsurcs.
lie riz so,,an, du STAR RICE MILL. CONNIE
article de commerce. ne GRANT pour Ia bIan.
c'e"r ct la nette'e, aucunc concurrence su,
les marches.
Les personnes qni YOU'D. on, bien lie vi-i,e,
Sc conyaincron, par etIes.mames DIES avan,agcs
offerts aux pla"tcnrs riziers Ell n'ha.iteron,
pas a acrorAer leur patronage i NJ. Francois
ABADIE & Gle.
ia ve"dre pour IL moment, un lot de
'iz, de q"aii'e ordinaire, a 6 cents Ia Iivre.
Dec 4.
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EXAMINATIONS

Private examinations conducted by the Dir.eto, ant
b." Assistants are held monthly. Til. Annual p,hL,
Examination. will take place during the closing wr.I
Of the Session. w"
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TERMS OF rnIrlnN

FOR DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
cp,c' Course sl2O rer annnm.
Classical Course, $50 mr., .nnn,n
BOARD N TUITION:
Payable Quarterly in advance, per annum. $500 10 Saao
German. Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing. Nc.
form -Atra th,rs~s.
book and Stationery are supplied by the School 4,
current prices.
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LETTERS

boarding %Studen,., whose families ,,.;d. m, II -.
: H'sn 81 o,lrans' are required 10 write letter. .v.,v
saturday. The correspondence between Pa,rn,. IA
fuPlis is not sutjec, to inspection. -1
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AVIS

NJ. J. LAPEyRoLERIE, lie S,-Jean-B aptisie,
aveti't MN. les habilants ct ma rclands on'il
continue son meme genre d'afalrps: acha, e,
vente de b9"fs do Texas, de Ia ioui-iane, etc.
IL est charge, 4 parlir d'anlonrd'hni, de la
collection DIES complies dis I la Socie'e F..
rare et LaPeyr0terle. 9avr.3n,.
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REPORTS !.

monthly reports are sent TO Parents or Guardian.
aa',"e IA. co"dnes' progress. rank in class and A.
tendance Of pupils. -
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!. K. nAuoEr
AVOCAT

bu.sAu: Psss;s.s St-Jssqass, rive dsoi.e, cinq nilles
]. o.
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NASNEN NaMAM

Exercera So profession dams les p~aroisses
S'.Jacqnes, $, jean.Bapli>,e. Ascension, el
devant la Com Supreme dc lE,a,.
Bureau /: habita,ion A. B. ROMAN.
POste: Ctn,reiic p. y.
NJ. Alfred Roman sera tous les j6nrs 4 son
bureau, de 10 Leures A. NJ. a 2 heu,es r. NJ,
saul lie lnndi OH il Sc ,ronvera i Ia Maison de
Conr de la paroisse Sl-Jacqucs.
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Magasin do Chaussurex.
ST JACQUES, pres de- l'eglise Sr.MlcHEL.

Chaussnres pour DANES,
Chanssures pour hommes,
Chaussures pour enfants,
C%haussures i bon marche.
NJ. j. LAPORTE, cord ..u icr ~
bother, ne ten, que lie bonnie merchandise,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-23
Corporation s.-Mtche,.
Auis detection.

Tons les vo'ao's catalogues ages de 81 ans
ct ta'<ant Par'ie de la Corporation do l'Eylise
St'M'chel. sonl prevents qn'une election
a"ra lieu au magasin de N. F. DsR,are, lie
P'sm'.r l"ndi de mai proclaim, az de 9henres
A. NJ. q I henres P. NJ, pour elire IN prssi.
dent Of 5 marguiIliers pour 10 terme Dune
AIMEE.
F. DAMARE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-04-23

MARTIAL VAUDEVILLE. coraonniet
~ et batter, pres de %ihabi,a,ion d. n
Edmond bl"nln, d un gear. de- mile de
lEglise Sainl.Michel.
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VISITS.

Parents are entrea,ed 10 make ,hri, visit. a., S.l.,
Gays before . a. N. or after $ p. y, in order to AVOID
." interference with The advancement. Of Student. IA
the discipline Of the School. "
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Legcndre f. Poche

Attorneys at Law
Offices: No. IS Royal Street, New. Orleans.
st. James Parish, al F. p. Poche's resi-.
uehce near Inc Ionft-flo"se. ap II.
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Professors OF the Collegiate Department,
Ds. JAS; BtRNs. Professor Of III. En,l c,...
- !. rm Professor of III. French Class
"Eo GESsNER. Professor Of the Latin and G,r.I
Class. 'e "as'hetns''ca'
he Primary and intermediate D~eo,,,m.n,. A..
sck"Qw'-dg~d merit. s"e sho
r" m,ns information may be Obtained BY addressing
Locked Boz. "'""s '"e E. y.
4. v. ROMAN, D,reetor.
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OUTFIT:
besides the articles Of clothing necessary 10, neat.
mes. and comfort, each Student should h. n,osid.
WIN va, . towels. 9 napkins, ] goblet. l spoon and FORK, /
mattress 6 Il. Z 3 #, l double wooden blank, i Ill.,. .
. p',o~ eas..' . pairs sheets. ! mosquito bar. Ey.ry
ef',n,e should be marked with the name Of The own.,
in full. '"e o"hef
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S~t-Jacques, % Avril 1870.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

The Condition Of the South.
The New York Tribune,
good Republican authority,
thus punctures the bladder
which its own folly has blown
up in reference to the condition
Of the South. 1t says, in speak
ing of Virginia:
80 far as we can learn, no
part of the Union is now in the
enjoyment Of more perfect
peace, order, and general obe-
dience to lawful authority, than
the State of Virginia. And
such has been her condition for
more than a year past. There
are doubtless some bad and
many shirtless fellows among
them; but, take them aItogeth-
er, we venture to say that there
have been fewer felonies, fewer
outrages, committed in the
whole State Of Virginia during
the last twelve months than in
a single Congress district i'll
this city"
Now, what is true OF Virgin.
ia is true Of Tennessee, Of Geol-
gia, and Of the South generally.
These great States have been
denied all their Constitutional
rights, and have been ruled
over in the most despotical
manner. When such admis.
sions are made by their leading
organ, how can the party have
the face hereafter to meddle in
their internal and local con:
Germs ?
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13
Gbe Gnqnirer.
CIRCULATE ON,
j. w. BOWEN, Editor.
Hay Rack for Horses.

l will give a description of
my plan; it will remedy the
evil of letting litter fall in the
horses eyes. My stables are in
the basement of a barn 40 feet
by 65 feet, with $50 feet Of
racks. The horses and cattle
are fed through the floor by
an opening in the floor of four
feet wide, running across the
barn, on both sides Of the driy-
ing,in.way. The opening Of
four feet in the floor has q Joist
set in the middle, and running
the whole length, from the top
of the back OF the racks to rest
against, which part is boarded
up tight from the back Of the
rack below. The rack below
is s inches wide, with perpen.
dicular rounds made fast to the
joist at the edge of the opening
in the floor, which forms a rack
20 inches wide at the top and
8 inches wide at the bottom
With a trough setting under
the front edge Of the lower
part Of the rack, and boarded
up from trough to rack 1T will
catch all waste that may fall
from the rack, and not be fall.
ing in the horses eyes.
The trough being large, serves
in the place of a manger, being
Is inches wide, 10 inches deep,
with a partition across one end
for grain, which is fed from be,
low in a four foot passage, that
has been formed by the two
racks coming together at the
top. With the horses heads
standing towards each other,
allows two rows of stalls to be
fed through one opening in the
floor with hay. We feed grain
from the Dasaaoe below. by
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

Made Of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits and Re
fuse Liaors doctOrcd spiced and sweetened to please
the taste called "TOnics." "Appezers," "Resl0ra
tiyes" etc. that lead the tipper on to drunkenness
and ruin but arc "A true medicine, made from the ma
five Roots and Herbs of California, free from all Al
coholic Simulants. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
Perfect Renovater and lnvigorator of the System
carrying off all poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood To healthy condition. No person can take
these Bitters according to directions and remain un
we'll
$lOO will be given for an incurable cnse provided
the homes are not destroyed by mineral pOisOns ol
other means and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point Of repair.
For Inaanatory and Chronic Rheumatism and Gout
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Bilious, Remittent and In
teunttent Fevers, Disease of the Blood. Liver, Kid
news, and Bladder these Bttcrs have hcen most sue
cessiul Such diseases are caused by .tiated Blood
which s generally produced by dcrangment of the d.
geStive organs.
its impurities bursting through tie skin In Pimples
Eruptons or Sores; cleanse it when you find 1t OBJ
structed or sluggish In the veins; cleanse 1t when Is
foul and youl feeling will tell you when Keep the
Blood pure and the health of the system will follow
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking In the
system of so many thousand ehtctualy destroyed
and removed
In Bilious Remiucnt, and Intcrmtthnt FcvCrs
these BitteIs have no equal. For n directions read
carefully the circular around each Bottle printed II
four nguages-Eng.iSh, German, French and Span
sh.
j. WALKER, Proprietor, SO Commerce ST., N. Y
H. H. MCDONALD Il CO.,
Druggists and General Agents, Sun Francisco ant
Sacramento, California, and 32 and "a
Commerce ST., Y
BGB~soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS s. DEALERS
24.4w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

1t is very funny, but some of
the Radical papers complain
that the Democratic platform
is a reputation platform; they
say it advocates the reduction
Of taxation to an extent that
will prevent the Government
meeting its Obligations. Scarce
ly. The reduction of taxation
is to put a stop to the stealing
by cutting off the supplies. No
wonder the plunderers cry
"repudiation." It's worse than
reputation to them. 1t will
come precious near starvation.
-StateSman.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

A Western locomotive ran
over man who was sitting on
a rail reading u paper and now
all the local sheets are claiming
theirs as the one which proved
so fatally engrossing.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

Some music teacher once
wrote that "the art Of playing
a violin requires the incest per,
ception and the most sensibili,
ty Of any art in the known
world" upon which an editor
comments in the following man
ner: "The art of publishing
a newspaper and making it pay,
and a5 the same time making it
please everybody, beats tid-
ding higher than q kite"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

1t may be interesting to some
young men to know that under
a law passed by the recent Leg
islatnre, when a person is ar
rested now, instead Of having
u nice time in Jail, he can be-
put to work breaking stone up
on the streets.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

A Scientific exchange says
that the moon is now in peri
gee, the nearest point Of its or
bit to the earth, and much
nearer than for twenty years
past. This gives it the appear.
'nce Of being much larger
than usual, while it is actually
nearer to us than it will be
again in a hundred years.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

A man digging a well in
Orange County, Ind, last Tues.
day, struck 4 vein Of water that
rushed into the excavation so
fast that he escaped drowning
with difficulty. The hole was
forty feet deep, and become
filled within two feet Of the
top by the time the man reach.
ed the surface.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

When you pay more for rent
on your business house than
for advertising your business,
you are pursuing q false policy.
If you can do business, let it be
known Franklin.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13
Judge Mallory, of Milwaukee,
decides that dancing on Sunday
is constitutional exercise.

Judge Chase has decided
that an administrator who in
vested his trust funds in Con
federate bonds must make u
new settlement with the heirs.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

Attorney General Akcrman
assumed the duties Of his
Office last week.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13

Anna Story was recently
married to Robert Short. A
very pleasant way Of making a
Story Short.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-07-13
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