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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-10-21

QUEBEC, Ca, Oct. 20.
At IL IL A. NJ. there was severe shock
OF earthquake Buildings shook and bells
rang. Several chimneys were knocked in on
Discusses St, and two persons nearly killed.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

Frient3 aud patrons. one andall.
Your attention to my biz" ! would call;
Timfs are dull al money tight.
But in these times I'm looking for light;
TO those who building rigs without number,
would iniormihs IL the place to buy Lumber;
My motto is this: Quick Sales and Small Pr ft,p
For business is healthy and think much OF II;
IN qra,i'y my Lumber is second to none,
And as for Shingles, keep No. /
some may not look at 1t in the light do,
And for .Lose have quality No. ,;
Ard to those',vsO are particular-as some may be,
still have smother qualify called No
have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
Which will sell at Il low cash price;
Such az Flooring, Ceiling and Siding, both Rough
and Dressed,
Iath, l'attens and Surfaced Lumber. all Of the
best;
also have Rig Lumber Of all kincs,
AT prices toGompare with oil and bard times;
All kinds of Timber kctt constantly on hand,
And a box of Cigars Of a very good brand;
Ny facilities for s,l ing surely without number
always keep good teams to deliver good Lumber;
30 if yon want Lumber, Rough, ..Dresscd Son or
Hard,
You will ind Just what you want at L VI SIS Lum
Der Yaid
fcht9-'f
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28
Dissolution Notice.

The firm known as Hutchinson, Orr 81 Co.. retin-
ers of petroleum, is this day dissolved by mutual
COZ sent, Isaac l., Knapp retiring. The business
will hs continued by IIutchiuson & Orr at the
mouth Of BsnnehoG Run, who viii settle all debts
Of the Old 0fm, receive all bills p1,Hh'c to said firm
and Gll al contracts. JAMES III JOHNSON,
ROBr ORh
ISAAC l.. KNAPP
Lated Petroleum Centre, nct. IL, 1870 "a ;w
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

4ii"ihc Service.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
Services every Sabbath at IL A. ~ ana
-" =. VI. SAhha'n School at l2l5 P. ID
eats free. a cordial n'it ltion extend.
ed to all.
REV. 7. ". ScoFyELD, Pastor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28
ElsE fsGL WAfsRS; S;'Is.

OFFICE OF
PETRoLErT CENTRE DAtrY RFcopp \
Ocinhr: %. 1870. \
The market cpenei Irregular ond nucer.
TAIN on ncconnt Of the rnmorcd surrender
Of M''z sellers refusing to sell at the adj.
vanc" 'dered. Dming the day. both Euvpr
and Seller continued wide apart in their
views The Offering price for regardl, s,wa,
%, 10 to l2lla and gravity 1926 to $3.50
while live aad ten cents advance on these
G;utrs wcrr asked.
.r7s1
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
PreacnlnI ut ii o'clocl; A. NJ. and Z
o'clock Z. II.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
st. PETERS AND PAUL'S (CathoIie)
CHURCH.
Mass at lol a. IN.
V'7prr end Esne !iction OF the Blessed.
Sacrament at y. N.
Catechism at > y m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

LlvERP0oI.. Oct. 2S..-l2 n. m
Refined lSl{. Sp;.its IL.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-28

AHrwyn', Oct. 23--3p. N.
Crude--No market.
, 1870-03-18
DENTIST 8Y1


T0B. J. b. DA CANARA. Surgeon
u Dentist from New Work, q. $. A.,
has arrived at West End, St. CroiX,
and will remain on the island a few
weeks. Persons DESTROYS of awaiting
themseIyes-ofh his professional services
should do&o without delay,
A large assortment of ARTIFIcTAG
TEETU of the finest quality will be
found at his Office, and can be insert
ed either in partial or jrh0Ie sets.
DR.. Da Camara has brought with
him a fine apparatus tor generating
the NITROUS OXIDE GAS, with which
he has had a large Experience. 1t
is perfectly harmless and is used al
together in the United States for
extracting teeth without pain. The
effect of the gas is exceedingly plea
SAINT and lasts but a few moments.
From one to ten teeth may be cX-
tracted at one sitting Absolutely
WITHOUT PAIN. 1t can also be adj
ministered to CHILDREN with PERFECT
SAFETY.
All operations entrusted to his are
will be performed in the most care
full and skillfuII manner at moderate
prices. Residence at Mrs. DunlOps,
West End.
DR.. Da Camara will uam2assend
and remain two weeks, Commencing
about the twenty-ffth of March.
, 1870-03-18
AUCTION.

g. a 7 request of ChristiaDsteds Dealing
IA Court in behalf of the joint Estate Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hatchett will
, 1870-03-18

El FTER Bagirrio9 at Chrjstiansteds
ll S>ilreGgJ paa olgaugnc Richard Hat
chctts o. souere abode EukcstpIIcds Boes
Vegne, vii paa Auctions Coutoirct TTladq-
gen den 29jl f.uuly .Wdi0g III. II Iets
yorde afho.dt Auction over Diet i Eicudom-
men No. IS A. d. ~Drouuiygens Tyergade
Verende
T. R z z x e ri
med Tilbeh0r,
vurderct til $500.
Strax etter vii bIivc bortsolgt cndeeI
UVISSE FORDRINGER
tIh6rende forskjelIige Boer, SAINT algaugne
P. A. Dyers Aryeret ctter sine af2augne
Forrldre, forsaavidt deune Arveret b~estaacr
j en- formeentIig Adkomst til en- Andeel
ct Par Lodder heri Byen.
De nodvcudige OpIEsninger Vile erhoI-
des paa Skitterettens Coutoir.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir den ode
Marts 1870.
G. SARAUW,
, 1870-03-18

II LIE og Enhyer der have Noget
Ia at fordre paa DetaiIhandIer>hc
Mary Junhcrc's FaIlltbo indkaIdcs
hcrycd til at ammcIde OF bcyiisIiG@j0rc
dcres Kray for mdcrtc@ncdc $kiftc-
ret linden Udl0bct af 3 lIaancdcr
cttcr dennc indkalIclsea sidstc BE
kjcndtgj0reIsc. -
Chri>tiansted Skiftcrct, den lite
Narts 1870.
c. SARAUW
, 1870-03-18

be sold at public Auction at the Vendue
Office on Tuesday the 29H instant, u o'clock
The Printing Press
and other Materials tAercu4to
beIouSing at present in the House No. So
A. B. Queens Cross Street in this town,
valued at SSOO:t
Immediately after will be sold some
UNCERTAIN CLAIMS
belonging to several DEALINGS, likewise the
late p. A. Dyers hgirship after his late pa
rents, as far as this heirship consists in a
presumed title to a share in a couple Of
lots in this town.
The necessary information regarding the
above can be had at the Dealing Court
Office.
Christiausoeds veudue Office OH March
1870. G. SARAUW.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-27
WprtitbunS Seu ber 1. @ttte.)

nWenn fe jest fiirbe, Is rdre cine
M9tsw1rbtetett teS @@fdlalS," MUIR
melte @rtarow uno Elm eifser S@auber
Fo9 aber bic Steue bin, pom tpel@er bic
&aiierin 8eiaet ba6 sre ba einen. Stein
itatt zines 9er3enS trd8e. D@enn iie
jeBt flrbe ebe YauI topt IL, oper 1iida NIT
MIR oeri1bnt -9lb tab. td CLAUDE tpabr>
bafti8 t@ fan8e aud an 81 l1ndrrntn d.
gu sasen! Mutbia Mrtarcrr, &atbarina
wtro tpebl nod 70 Ianse leben, bis i'd ben
@robfQrlten 9etlr3t poer NIT 1etner 9alfe
bic alte &aiiertn eeatirst babe! @ie 1T
ia alt 9er'19, I'm enblt@ fi@ CUR &ube
81 be9eben uno oas Scepter in bic 6ano
tbre6 Sobne6 nieoersule9en. Den@rpB>
fIrlten Mleranber, mill tie 3u .ibren. Rad.
fcl9er erfldren DaS febltt mir nod
tteia IGrbfeino, .be7en erlteo &e2terunss<.
banplun9 Is fetn pirte,; MID t1u@' @iz
btren ~ ,i&tden, bas er notwithstanding ~
wetdber;i9 Il, Blut gu pereieBen. Stein,
@robflrt Yaul 1ol &ailer perben, ben1
i@ piQ polisetmtnifer bleiben! Na&
@ati9ina> &uti@er> na@ @atl@ina!
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F. Aus S9rtmm CNe9ierun96bep,,iirf
polen) beri@ten pplnil9e 8ldtter foloe11z
Ben Mprp pisa ~" 'a5'' 'Ihb"It-T~
Sin Mdo9en som 2anbe> unttnpeit ser
Staot S9rimm bate tbr @rbtbeil i'm
Betrage Son 300 Ebalern ppm @eribte
aebult.@ Muf BEN 5einnrpee9e II eartfen,
Uberna@tete fe Il, etinert Dorfe. pa fe
fetner 8rfannten Bate, 11abn1 ,iie lire
3uFu@t 81, benz DprflaulSen, sem re In
friner gisenidaft spQe8@ ertrauen 19enfte
une ben ,:33pef tbrer Netle miittbeilte. 81
mar. berett, .-fie auf3unebn1en,a ul,no fier(u6te
g fi@ 8e1neiniam nit }et11ber 1ss5Sra, Inc
8ett 81 le9er.: gllS MQe fiji iefen@6la
la9en> tano Der 9elosiertee 5auSpirtb
,aut 9{nS in ,ben. @artet uno. Grub Gin
Sod. aDarauf nobm e. leii,m 1aaresMels
(leer, trat, a.ts, 8ett', Der beioen S&lafenben
unit, ,tpurabi@nttt. nit f6erer ,5anb, ben
gals; Der Scr1e tun8ett lie1enpen Yerlon,
lnabm' fefnS pfer utp yeri9arre ies III Ser
Groe.. "8ei fetner &ldfebr' farb er aber
bba1s, 8ett sleer. 81. bate, ftatt beSr fremz
' ben Mdod&ene ietne, ,etsene. GGdra1 ermor>
get. 2eBtere lag am Ateroe an al >ter
Manb,, Bate fi9 aber ipdter auf, III, Ypr=
bere, Seite be8 BttteS gele9t." Dns Mdoz
der, battt, iiidB mad per Morbtbat aaupf9}e,,
.rrnaat,, ''u1ntp,o mar NIT ftrem @elp' baspn
'hrfflft'a H5Ejsii o"@Qi1 Gibbs 0Ehli3I
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a. Is stebt btelletht tetrte dnosr.
Mebi;in, Die bon Sebermanr
70 aiaen.eia eebraudt wtrb.
ME eine etfuIrenbe f.; ,arh CAB
es temals Zine Mebistn, bic III
alen 2Irhern unb unter aQfn
G1sfeu 10 alsemeine 0erbrei.
tune funt, ME biele nli(een.
ater wirtiam Yursirenben pill
len. Der Gruno eieler Or
fdeinuns leuhtet BON (elbf
Elm; benn teire aueere 9teti.
sin fommt bieier at 3uterlal.
Ehfott ,,pS mfr4sop,to;f nToiA
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Der Sob waSimiItans.

Die ~Newzyort Ertbune" brin0t eine
Corresponding aus 4ueretaro, bic int.
rei1ante @~tn3elnbeiten iter Die lebten @uy
eenbltde Marimilians entbdltsa @tr
pollen einise ber intertfanteiten ppunts
sbtrausbeben, s, (
Mariuailia, m,lrbe pom 2asG an,yanas
aus nit Mtraunon, Weija, prin3 colin,
Calm unb Nnberen sur Stabt 1uriIdae>
bra9t unp 6 ODER Z Sage I'M T6ereftenz
Convent feitsebalten. @pn bieraua
bra9te man ibn nit Miramer unp Me>
jia in bas alte &lpiter 2asa Gapuni@ua
pnbgtier tliebena fe, bis bos &rieasaez
'rt9t iftine Gntf1eieurB ~abeeeeben bate,
Martmtlian 9laubte bis gun, leBten Muz
9enblfdt> sag Sic b%arflibBit9oen uno 3er:
lumpten &epublifaner,> g ni9t >paaeu
tparoer,' einen ptti,3ens' aug sem q l3au(i
J 2saqb'SbNurrt99<z2 seoittbbrrin9serg. ~, 33u l., ,errll9isBsn ,: --
aber fle tbaten'S bod!
Der @aoen bielt. Sen. Gs:
triutte Warimiliart nit Ser 6auo,
ab3uitet9et. Der arneaailer, cine fold,
8ebanolunosnidt~9 t,asparfri bmaei.
rer. bdftren 8ltd 3u, bod bann, fieo> {,
bnffi9 rab unbr f@ritt, ,auf; 5Ebie @piBe :oel
9Qsels au. Mtran1on fam Sutad@a,, uni
mic Ct inb> taB Marinilian ilebr: mubla1t
9in9!, rtef Ell, ibn, surald.Ia, ',sSie itanpen III:
eft TO- taS Marimiliarl. in ser Mitt,
ftanb, bod ,tpurbe Die Steuun9 Aednoear:t'
tp{e bic Sruppen; .119 ,aufteuten . FAM
Marimflian metli@, ,bannM iirama,e,,nn uni
Mejia Bili1. , 49,, ..I<.'s. = ' .%.l2,l n
Marimilian bate f6 .bin9eleeut mi nj
ben 5dncen duf rtem @aden, uno It, biie;
fer Stelun9 ipra9 ct einise tpentiiee, Der
3ul9auern unperitdnbliae Mprte ~
Mirau1on ,uno Mejio., slDan,1. riidtete E,
bittere, idwdrmeuibe utb unn;uIammef1,>
bdnSenoe Wprte an @%Scpbepe, aber% MD
8orte, wie man iie ,lpdter ii, leinenM unt
0ele1t oab er >piQt9 1ei fir Mericp ~
iterben II. (. ~. Mejia fam. ga mil
a%beretnaneef sei@lasenen Mrmen..' Miraz;
mon bielt feline gei9rtebene8 ertbsioi0l1no
in 5anoen uno Marimtltan bielt nit bel
@edten Elm &reu3 IN Die 56be- sd
tra9te Die Salpe uno ale Drei felen III
8ooen. Mejia uno Mirampn tpa1renr
iofort tpet, Marimilian lalus. ii@ NIT be,
'9auo 9e9en ben &opf tpie I'M fuir9terli>
den S@mer1 uno fart na6 etnem ieb,
befti9en Gooe6fampfe:.; "?.;2 oa2 f}2|>
Den plaB1 tereden Siebt &ornfelper;
uno pref einfabe 5oljfreuje f9tpar3 am
geitri&en rnb obne Sni&rift u1no auf9e=
pfan5t auf etnem roben Steinbaufen, 3efs
gen pie Stdtte> no ems Der urdtbarlten
DCranaen unierer !3eft ietno bluttees Gnte
sefuneen bat.s zjs.1 ,5''* 1Io""i4ia1
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Die neneffe Gntbeduu9 TN Der
mebiiin.

tne!i@ TT Is %selunoen cine S9wtriotett III 6%eiettiseu, ret
t oe Aersse tdt 5absbunberten ~usrsetens Ut beieHteen fuH-
Shte aus &rdntern ~befebenbe Meb{ain, tpelde In tbrersDtr.
tIune mSbltbu:nber If als ale. aus Mtnneralten ,ulammeree.
rY.tn Arantten. ub tpeldbe 70 %anaenebnt fit ben Wdbutad lit
w. e""e9' esese TO ben &ranten in meinen Qsaenae.
Or. erasmus 9SinsIpm's
Stleer~~unbmM a9evn2praeuae
II pas 9sltt anS neuefe pas bic ,npeerne Gb.niae au 9aae as
ISsesst ~ a,eitlbe bsaebt aus aueierlet Grtracten aus benz
setrtaae nte eas geereartaI.5 $Nle Der eiuu6tttt nadtteltae
Y'1s" ''uten furdb bic eo,ense ~uerbrdnst werten. ueber
SRa''sS'sa@%sa 1auftnb 8erlu9enza@uzssasau
bat Der Gntseder Der eus.nse ban,it eemaat ebe er ttefette beu,
yn11ttans eaapfaei UNI ebe er bteleIbe fp melt perpputpmmu,te
%te1e jest fs---Glbglei@ bieielbe tetnet @ef&nad bsur N4ebts
IN hat, enttdlt he .aae teuenbeu giaenlhaften Ser "adrffen
Vteetitn sbne beren t3aolt@e Befanbtbeile.
Sn Sduen ron aDsspepfta, 8iui6fen uebeIn, g3eraopfvno
9epfl9nerjen bdntorrtpibe n,sW o1erludt, un6- gDdkli6sn
&rantbeiten, 1T bic 2r3enge Elm pel b%spabrteres Wtttel IA
aue jene etelbaften uno ~thetltuetie f9abtAen Wirturtn. tpeide
aewSbnlt4 In iolden 8daen auaetanbt uuorben. MIs Elm anti
btQiSies Mtttel Rettt IS unSerslet9lid ba uub IN beGer oLs nne
tn 3eitunsen e~eprteieuen WlhteI uab @e.(brebWnaeu BON
Mer;ten. , ~"
Is pirb %aarantirt ba6 Sober, nel9e einral Doctor gros.
mus NDtnslprps Qtbtr tnb 80 raj en- Qpsenue o.trnumt
Bat, n e rvtsSer Elm SIbfabrunssuatttel, pulSer, TruSfsn ser
9tlen rebrnen miro. -
etreulars une @tep:. g arbs ,psrten an mitsertauftr 10.
Mrina1e 8rp., Gieentbiu1er.
" W3atsen game Seen Nprf. x G'-s' ~ >h<r
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Ourtitbuns fplst.),
cine ~arame1e.

a." Die leBten ga%belbepel9e1 aus paris
3ei9e1 tlar> baB pierre 8onaparte einen
fet9en pulitii@en' Morb an ben &ebaf<
:teur Der ~MarieiQaiie" beeanaen bat,
lno Bic Mufre9un9 tes @olfes IN pari8
IL, pte Yorausjuieben mar ~,n9ebeuer
iber ptele untbat. Ste eritnert UNI
wiQfQrli@ an bic 3eft> bic benz @turse
2ouiS Ybiltppe's sorausstns. @u4
unter btelem u8lr9ertSnts" tpurbe eth
elenoer, pplitilder Morb an einem Der
'coeliten Mdnner Granfreids be9an9en.
Das @erf3eu9 mar bamalS emile 81
rarbin uno baS Spfer Mrmarb @arrel>
3eoafteur ces bamalt9en vNattpnal. !"
Sn 1ebterem Sale murben jeoo@ bteTorz
1tett oes DueQS nod duBerli9 bepba@<
tet, i1pdbrenbr ber Setter 1tes ,mopernen
Gali9ula ft@ baruber b%inwe9lebte1 nnp
sans tacon mprbete.i !ya,' -. g.; dli
ii &urj DOT; benz SturSe Souls pbilippe'S
tpurre Der b6@ie Suitisbeamte Tranfz
rei9's, Der prdli0ent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Settle, Dor ber Yatrsfammer al8 @e9@elz
fdl1der iberfUbrt unb 2perurtbeilt, unc
beuteg 1T bic &ere baSpn> ben &iebltno
oeS &ailers> ben 8arpn @au6manr1, me-
gen 1nterl@la9uns Dor @eri6t su ftel>
len.t@ ~:M 3'r}.uHE, l2~ -,,H@s
7b Die Grmorbun9 Notr's eri,nert ferne,
an bic @rduelt6at be5 Sue be pra6lin,
bic at@t weni9 ba3u bei9etragen bat, ten
;Gbron 9outS pbilippe's. gu u%ntereraben,
unp btes oamal8 gang europa In @9au>
Der ieBte. j31 Der cole 9erSog bate ufeins
|tGrau In ibreua @abinette" ern1prpet uni
CAB Gbant1 1or, fife iet 3ufdQi9 perbrannt,
St perstftete ft@ I'M @efdn8ni0t.H MI
nj Das1 ino bic Grd9te 'be6 tabilen ST.
ni9tbunS unp be6 ga art6mus, aber aud
bic &orbpten bes ,fommenoen Sales. -,
y Mu9 camals sbieB e8 paris 1T sbefe>
ftfgt) unb es 1T feline &epolutton nebl
mSslt@,;s bennp9 tam fie lunb fie9te.s :
uno2 io. ptrb fe; aud nod eiuntol .ten1men
une aQes .ibr imDese Stebenpe 5ertrlm
mern! - ,,1
~Gs lebe bic @epublitMy f, riefen BUM
btrttauieno poriltr Mrbeiter sarbfm@ra5e
3beS 8eu1prbeten Meir,, unbs bie Mar1etlz
laiie erl@p4 ais @rab9alanes! 11Gs mar
lo!aS &a@eliee zines unteroridten 8plfes>
benz bic &bat auf Dem Gube folaen miro.
ria r? aim win aao,,S3 CIR. 81;
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na--2Gin 3|beut19er peabpbp Bat Dem
Stem yorter oeut3den @plpttal Elm. Sc
i9enf BON finfSt9taulenb Dollars in
flnf3t9 5z20nS <@9einen a $1,000
9emadt. Die @unnme qnuree in6alften
an swet anAeiebene Birmen 0e16idt tpel>
DE ra84 @eldent snebf benz Beeleit@9reiz
ben in BET na6fen @eneraloerlammluna
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dbereeben nerben.
Das 2Be9leitl@reiben entbdlt u. q. eine
8eein9ung lpesr eolen }@eber8 be3Gsli9
Der freien @erfd9uns iber &rantenbetten.
Dieier beutl9e Yeabopy 1T tpie aus elmer
Noti3 be6 New Dorfer9 Democrat ber1prz
8ebt, Gin 8arpnrppn Diersarpt unp fem
Beilpiel 1o4 bereit8 juuter ben beut]Gen
!@r6luSsn berl Metrepolei @Yn1ptpme Don
Ma@abmunB ,ma@serufen baben. 4m2N |
- Die @elamu1t &afee > @rntet bes
porisemH 9abre6 betrug 49, MiQtonen
pfnnp, Ron ibeten!si8 ra{liet auetn 400
MQton En- ttYfunb,,a ul(pa ttebr ol@i bie
'5a1fte eesn @auSen lititrte.a Die iabtarii>
gen HMiQtoaeri Ytrtbeilen nd tpie
fcl9tl:a SaSa 140, 'gtDlo1 40,a5t. DO
rninso 49, Cuba uno portericoi25> GU
marta 25s &enf3uela Is ,1nps ale: ibrtz
gen. afeeldrber init Gtnl9llB Mratiens,
Der @eiu1atb oesa eblen Mocea, n184Ma>
ltonenJ pfunb.gt SAT- e{n1 Drfttel bes Be<
iau1u,ten Commune sentfdQt auf bte Scr,
Staaten, bic 1iebenuala r,ebr1 Cafe per=
bra1@en, lal6 q@rpbbrttaniet1 INIT leiner
nidt piell fletnertn Bep5lterute1 eon}u>
intrt. 4t9fa@ btn1 Mmtrtfanerrtt iinbt bic
Deuti&en9ete sr5bter @afel&metern.@
sminn.,, E20. san. s4--'Dae
Refben3 sui 81 petttnsau 'br.ta1tu1tt belnte
Mor9en 3 l1br nieber. '4s"a'~
~ <Gbieae ), 20, San a ~ ga; Daas Soma
Observation-Disclosures oratif3irtt belute bas
.Y. Mmtnpen1ent nit elmer Nbitiu1u1l,l9
BON SO ge9en 12Stfntu1tn,, Dtr5taatSz
So ssd'a VI rddtptfsittt| 1snai1tltt1 fam 3aat ssF>
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-01-27
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29
DEMOCRATIC LITERATURE.

The following, from the Eye Of Aissis-
sippi, is about the richest specimen of De-
mocratic literature which we have seen for
some time:
"One Balch, low-bred, green-tongued,
loose-brained, buzzard-hearted, chintz-livered,
lynx-eyed reptile, who disgraces the law of ma
been pukcd into the Mississippi Legislature
from the reservoirs of New England fifth, has
recently introduced bill, the object of which
is TO severely punish Mississippi editors who
have the audacity to show up, in their true light,
such God-forsaken, devil-despised vultures as he,
the aforesaid Balch, has proved himself to be.
We are satisfied that if God ever condescends to
take enough notice of him to separate his putri-
fed body from his cankored soul, the latter will
NOPE away, unwept and unregretted, to the
to receive, throughout an endless eternity, the
punishment which was inflicted upon Sisyphus.' ~
That editor should go to New York, and
take IA position with Brick Pomeroy on the
Democrat, in which case Brick might
look out for his laurels. We know moth
ing about the man Balch, the subject OF
this TRADE, but it is creditable to him to be
abused by the Eye of Mississippi, which
we judge is a cross-eye. At any rate, we
cannot give it credit for being an "all-
seeing" eye. We don't envy this d" Eye "
the medium through which it sees, and
have no desire to live in a community
where it is received in families calling
themselves respectable. Such literature
has done the South vast deal of harm
and we are glad to know it is fast growing
into disrepute.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-29
FALSE COLORs.

Occasionally, during the rebellion, the
enemy would steal march on our boys by
doffing their rebel gray and approaching,
clad in Union blue, or by hosting over
their ranks the old stars and stripes. But
our boys soon saw through the trick, and
it became impossible to repeat it.
We are reminded of this by the Democ-
racy calling their convention to meet in
this city on the fourth of July. Had their
party succeeded, the fourth of July would
have been expunged from their list of glo-
rious days, and instead they would have
celebrated some such anniversary as that
of the hauling the stars and stripes down
from Sumter, or the ratification of the or
dinance of secession, or the adoption of the
Confederate constitution
The glorious memories of the patriotic
past would have been a Kissing and by
word, and the days our nation delighted
to honor, would, in the Confederacy have
been treated with silent neglect or studied
insult.
Now, the Democracy, having failed in
their attempt to wipe out tho fourth of
July, change their base. They call their
convention, and when patriotic citizens,
without respect to party flock in to our
city.to celebrate the nations holiday, they
will characterize the throng as an evidence
of the growing strength of the Conserva-
tive cause, and the "deep-seated opposition
to radicalism in the breasts of the people. "
1t won't do; the thin disguise of Union
blue won't hide the gray from the eyes of
the people, as the Democracy will still
further discover in the fall elections.