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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-04-14
Grand Millinery Stock !!
Complete and Elegant As
s0rtment of Spring
and Summer
Goods.
Mrs. OttenslncyeI.

Mrs. Ottens1ncyer
Has just received direct from the East, the
Largest ind. most Desirable Stock
Of Millinery Goods ever opened in North
eru Minnesota. Among tLc articles may
be mentioned:
New spring and summer straw goods,
Silk Grape and lace Ronncts, Nepolitan
braid and straw hats Of the latest styles,
Fine French Flowers, Ribbon, silk, crepe,
illusions, Spanish lace and tissue for wells,
Laccs Of all kinds, Thread, Cluny Smyrna
Valenciennes edgings.
Dress Trimmings:
Latest novelties in silk Fringe and
Glmps. Guipurc Lace, Imitation Malta and
valenceinnes lace, Tatfeta and Cord edge
Ribbons, Cotton and Marseilles trimmings
Silk. Jet, Horn Dress Buttons, Embroidery,
Edgings and Insertions
Ladies Furnishing Goods ::
Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffsl Thread
and Malta Lace Collars, Neck Ribbons and
Bows, Linen and Lace Handkerchiefs,
Stamped Yokes and Aprons, French " ov-
en- Corsets, Imitation Hair Switches and
Chignons, Cotton, Silk and Gilt Nets.
A large assortment Of Ladies' and Gents
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES, Ladies' Cot-
ton LlSLE AND BERLIN GLOVES, Fans,
tancy Jewelry. All kinds of Beads.
MRS. NJ. OTTENSMEYER.
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CITY RESTAURANT.

sssss
F'RESH OYSTERS
.sxhvED Up IN ANY STYLE.
Cams Of all kinds in its season.
Fresh and Canned Fruit Confectionery.
Pastry, &c.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Regular Boarders at reasonable rates
:, Thankful to my customers for their pat.
fonage. I would solicit a continuance o,
the same, sr.
4 =, ~ ~ LOUIS GOYETTE
st. Cloud, Jan. l3, 1870 v1ln1
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to ,,other psrty. Payment in 'llcases to- bs made
.u .irAnce or upon delivery of the ahhdavit
g. L,cal Notices ,t5 cent 3 per lin. to transient,
Al 10 :Smts per inc to egular advertisers special
Nod:e,. 25 per cont addtioualt to regular rates.
|. Noticenf leath simple announcement 25ce cents
btsnary notices scents per line; marriage Aoticss
50 cents.
:. All political ,:eli xious or other notices eents
psrline.
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M. j. PAIlLARD e. CO..
.-.. .OF NEW YORK, ~
THE

He who hath no music in his SOU" J" &c-Snakspear
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be subject to vague terrors, to alarms
indefinite and without cause and vet
there were moments Of forebodins and
depression against which she found i,
almost impossible to struggle; almost,
say, because therein did her healthy and
strengthful nature reassert ITSELF, bat
ting with these invisible foes, and re-
sistiog them valiantly.
She, too, sometimes asked herse)
whether she had done wisely and we'll
Whether she, simple country girl
without experience of the world, woule
ever be able to suffice to grand scig
ncur like Dick. Once she had though
herself more than his equal, but' tha
was over now. She was rich and b,
was poor, he told her; but it was 4 mag
nidcent sort Of poverty, and tho, wort tl,
had not the same meaning fcr him as
had for old Nanon, for example mum
bling her crusts. ,.s ...,, .~ss .:..a,
"Ah was he, could he be in earn i .
est 2" Refine asked herself. Dick
languid manner mi ght have been tha
Of any young Machiavel of society;
frightened her sometimes, though sh
laughed at it to him; but his heart wa
a simple blundering machine, full q
kindness and softness. There vas
real touch Of genius about him for a
his crude workmanship. Whateve
people may say, genius is gentle an
full Of tenderness. 1t is cleverncs
which belongs perhaps to the childrc
J Of this world. Some very dull and sa
people have genius, though tbe wo,l
may not count It as such-a genius f
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look like that, dear" said he, trying to
laugh, cor I shall think it was a ghost
saw" .>.'s.
A ghost indeed the ghost Of dead
love: Only yesterday some one was
saying, vith''a sigh, There are other
deaths sadder than death itself =; friend
ships die and people live on, and love
dies too, and that is the saddcst of all"
The saddest of all and sometimes no
pie come and look in through windows
and sec it. Is .~ J.. ":
: Petitipere came in a minute after,
and <sfound Refine and Richard still
standing IN the doorway. "What have
you been doing TO- tie little demoisellc
Anglaisc?" said he. "She passed close
f2by the barn just now without speaA ing
to me, and I think she was crvlng."
Catharine meanwhile was going quick
ly away from the place, leaving them,
"together in their happiness SO she
kept. telling herself; She hurried along
tho dusty road ; she did not 90 back
to the house, but she took a footway
leading to the cliff, and she came to tbs
edge at last and looked over. The
small sandy convo'vuluses were creep
ing at her feet, tho wind shook, the
dry, afaint.colored, scentless. :: flowers.
The wavclets were rolling 10, aud the
light struck add made FIRE upon the
each flashing crest lSho c!ambe red
down the side of the cliff BY a narrow
little pathway which tho fisherman had
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SUBSCRIPTION. '' /
?vo DOLLARS, FABLE IN AO'ANc1'
!, .<,r. copy x,n be sent gratis IS the settss
- a rlnb of Five Subscribers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-19

The New York World asserts
that Thomas Jefferson "never was
a member of a party organization
calling itselfthe Democratic party"
This is technically true. The Re-
publican party of his day in its de-
claration of principles more closely
resembled the Republican than the
Democratic party Of our time; but
the admission has never till now
been made by a Democratic news
paper. Hereafter it would be prop
er to. omit the name of Thomas
jefferson at Democratic jubilees
and junketings, and bring down the
christening Of the party to the ad-
ministration of Andrew Jackson,
when the doctrine that to the vic.
tor belongs the spoils was first
practically applied in American
politics, Com.
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A New Theory OF Finance.

An Exchange publishes the fol-
lowing, and endorses the views
therein expressed. We submit it
for the consideration of our read
ers, without comment:
"In the iaterchangeability (atthe
option of the holder) of National
Paper Money with Government
Bonds bearing a fred rate of inter
est there is subtle principle, that
will regulate the movements Of FL
nance and Commerce as accurately
as the motion of the Steam Engine
is regulated by its "GoreTnor. p
Such Paper Money Tokens would
be perfect measures of value,
which gold and silver never have
been. The use Of gold, or other
merchandise, as money, isa barbar-
ism unworthy of the age.-[Wal-
lace P. Groom"
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ATLANTIC AND L. E. RAILWAY
We last week noticed the letting of
the portion OF this work from the
Athens county line to Bucyrus-
11S miles. The line passes
through or near the following
points: Millerstown, OakAeld, New
Lexington, Rehoboth and Mt. Per-
ry, in Perry county; Newark, Gran
vile, Alexandria, Johnstown and
Hartford in Licking county; Sparta
and Mt. Gilead in Morrow county,
and Bucyrus and other points, in
Crawford county.
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The following paragraph in Gen.
Woodford's Grafton on General
Thomas, at Troy, would serve as a
fitting inscription on the latter's
tomb: "He was a soldier, without
brutality; he was a gentleman with
out effeminacy; he was a scholar,
without pedantry; he was a patriot,
without a stain of defeat or a spot
of dishonor. In word, he was all
that should be held up as the high
est standard and example of man
hood-that manhood whose chief.
est glory was in duty well done"
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Established 1926.


ally Whereverthe Eight between
right and wrong RACES herceSt,
there let our jewels fash and our
eolors wave; there let our Initiate
Pioneers, with their axes cleaSe 4
way through the foe; there let
Coyenanted Brothers send swift
arrows from full ouiversan strong
bows into the ranks Of the enemy;
there let the Imperial Blues WELD
Moses rod In liberAtine the slaves
Of passion and pride; there let the
Brother In Green strike with the
strong sword cf Justice; there let
the Scarlet Standard Bearer lift
Gods Holy Word; there let the
strong arms ofour stern and war
Ike Patriarchs turn the scale Of
battle; and there let the devotion
and fidelity Of our sisters prove
them worthy successors of her at
whose HoEd eths stars IN their
courses. fought against Sisera."
So shall our standards glance, and
our hearts exrlt, in the light offnal
victory.
@ man! whoever thou an, skep-
teal Of the worlds ultimate reali-
-zation Of this sublime destiny,
turn thine eyes back and down the
chasm from which it has toiled.
Do they grow dizzy at the measure
less abysin9 Turn them forward
and above, and how near thou art,
lifted by no chivalric love and Ia.
Dor ofthine own, but by the words
ascending progress, how near thou
art to that blessed period when ali
men, taught to adore the Father
hood Of God, shall gladly recog-
nize the Brotherhood of man; how
near thou art to that golden sum
init where even now harpers are
stringing their harps and singers
tuning their voices, ready when the
head of the column of disenthrall-
ed humanity reaches them, to give
back the music Judean ears were
too slowto learn, that the whole
world may sing,-GLoRY TO GoD n
TIE HIonEsT, AND ON EARTH PEACE,
GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN!
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The State Of Maryland has COM
menced suit against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, to recover the
value of gold over currency, in
which the State has been paid its
six per cent. dividends on prefer
red stock, which now amounts to
nearly two million dollars. The
claim is based on the recent decis'
ion of the Supreme Court.
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Medina county has nine cheese
factories, averaging 500 cows. The
largest factory made 10000 pounds
of cheese /, last year. Numerous
new cheese factories are going up
in the Western Reserve, and Eng
lish dairy.men are emigrating there.
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LANCASTER. OHIO. NAY ID. 1870.

Here 4 ne bcautiful hymn which
Whittier Nspls ioE De op.Squiss otHur-
lI1eame:
lu,siIshs, ssly :. shsis basdIsllsh,
Do,I.e angels come ~
Bbli1. % ne shatoA q q nrtsf dmIciion,
ghs stui ~ dumb.
Fss NeaId " ~ that every lsast .ppys-
eth
or Er,heI's win,
eslllhs ielim ne asarOnes whom be sioveth.
Ibnerey stu.
Not upon q. ~ qnfs, The solemn unsel !,
Hath evil wrought,
The funeral anthem Is a glad esanssi
The good dle mot
asaseils our ioyed ones, but We ioys moi
wholly
What BE has given.
Thefiiss dh ssEthin thought and deeds a,
truly
As In His heaven.
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CHNRcN nIllEcgoRK,

=. 4. I.t9 = u =. a. I-...,I - &
rresbyletian Church, Pastor, II. 8 snol.
KEa1a, aabhFlh eelFleesi Hfeaqtllg - ioH A.
49, 49, tss y ,ss,s'' :, ap' s.taI Z: & &.
Al srs tlriI1|ly ievllod eeais fFes.
I. q, rrs,oI.s insahfSiilll nhthersa Chus,h.
q. Noc1Iin6. Pastor. Nc.lde1ce q Ce.
81 's.s..'': 81 !. sss. 6 4 " 90
hroshoaiss npIseopal ChvreA. Mia street,
hsl4s1. c1ellaut eh4 Walnut. ~: I. y 4. !.
az az 4 q ssa5K ?. x ss6ksiR School q . A,
NJ foang Meas Prayer Neetlng, SATURDAY
o1eNInNl - II Gene las3. - Mg91fy
6eohIh9 z elth i1pntA Mis4'o11ry cen.eIt ~
weaeesiay evening each month freyes .
frpsrPahlle cordially inyhed y AZ Ne SER
Vices, - = h ~. - ~ = .sdst
s.sl. m6fyS. Illenstlest. esesy sunday, High
Masa and Sermon At % O'Clock, A. H. Vespers
ats, P. n. /. Decallly. Pastor
Ba6tlst Chsrrh, ci;tasr C6lamb,m and Null
berry streets Rev a. ]. Lyon, Pastot: Scr,
vice; rex a. ~ and * 7, n. Sunday school
German Rcisrmed Church, Rev. n willard
supply ses.ises q. A. n and SsR 4. y y
81. Johns Chnfch, REV. Jsha scott, Pastor,
eorner of Broaa and Wheeling streefs. sum
day Services: MQrning. at 10Y o'elpck; Eve
Lecture every wednesday cycningat7H +, N,
First Eng. Evan. Lntheran Church, on Co
resIdence Mithp9 House. sabbath Services
preaching i0K A. NJ. and " r. NJ. Sabbath
School x. nj. Prayer meeting and Lecture
Wednesday evening at TN r. NJ
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Figs grow very abundantly in
South California. They ripen
twice year. and compete, when
dried and packed, with the foreign
imported ones Of the hcms fruit
market.
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4p'a of3-n.
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200 thiladelphla Eilil Wsre marriet
q ioreignefalnat yaer.
!. n ~. 40. -, !, "a. !. !. -. -.
and doea not know 4
u yg0 want g peeQIne 2 reeA eliAfo
agent, marty 9 f'cn Nlles
Ohio has do9o, ,e99 anecps thaif annunl
pfont peing sip'vvo,pep.
oes fo,g.,,ssk 4 p,..ss.,,, ~ a..
New OrjeSns cenfrsi Ilen,,hIiosn club
4 coaa.h h...ks.., .rs .n Yna,.
nre,'.,.sf ,ss,l -, -, ,,,sc Az , sIi
asS = - -
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49,, :, sno ~. ~ e--e
y IVY -'''-' :. = -
ColdridRs says that intense st,dv Of
the Bible win keep any writer nuln he
- = r''-'. Sfssy
The number Of working women I'M
Paris "a three huudtei thnusand. who
average thirty cents daF.
80. -. -. a,~.
ic Flute by Carlotta Patti. in BrookIyn..
the receipts were over $4,000.
1f,nr..o.. -. az ooo -. -, IL.
4, IA aosn - ,.n nss oOsyvy isss sleep nan
-, ~ iors 49, - ,nsS. 1 nns '...aa w.a. ..a. S.o
able there.
Inc Sultans mmily consists OF 500
wives ana l,400 other people, at meal
times, ana ne u thinking OF giving up
1 hnI1n0kaaRIfln H
A0s'''Ask'Ds. f
A lady at Montezuma. Iowa has the,
smallest child on record. It's TWO weeks
Old, and weighs only Two pounes. BILL
II 10 perfectly healthy.
a. an Lnsi'sn ~. cvll,er pu1 Asp.a ksg VLP9w-
uel unuer l~e @ n.s oeu, s anu anu ene 1IneT mn uay
M me. L.. a,.or -, Sa 49, ~ ".ie. ,I.t
him.
Near Toledo, Peter heticn ana son
proved up singular Iooking TOOL
III wliSn sy az ", ~ eas'ins soou o
olu ,,na u.an .une Ia mas Ee' anu t"o
o0uAi'ss " pay 'Ne uoeO0''
IL .a, "sw ., AA 1919 III, So tI.s sIas
RUG ~ ns.ns . SIsln .n E ~ nlLn
~ pa.'is " onu s'YEelp.pS, ~ sHo a,e.l neeI
MN MN ss.aea, a. - an nou ~ NC uoN S"eal'
NC seasViiou'
| A Maine man aided his wife's house,
cleaning by gathering up some odds and
enus a anu putting .neln N U1 tne seO'e.- -,
AUlO0R lOcIl WAS u CHI Ol DOMQcI, dnQ
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orFICIAL DIRECTORY
rAIRFIELp COUNTY.

Judxc Of Common Pleas s-Silas II. Wright
Prob tte Judge Abraham Scifert.
Clerk Charles r. Rainey.
Auditor-Louis A. Biaires j. W:Towson,
Treasurcr-Jacsb Baker: 4. II. baker, Dep'y
Sheriff.. ID. jackson G. A. Schieich, Dep'y
Prosecuting Attorney--Wm. A. Shultz.
Hecordcr-Timothy Flshbaugh.
Suryeyor--Levis 3. Haftzler.
Gcn@isslonsrs- Henry BorcheTs, A. b. GIL.
lett, Erwin Moore.
Inirmary Dlrectors--Wm. Fink, David Ew'
ing. JnO. 6earis.
School Examiners--L. S. Hartzler, @. w
Welsh, III. Wagner.
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Why
Because

After eleven years export
cncO and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands Of let
ters (unsolicited) Of the re-
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read tho letters in Local
Column Of cures by these
medicines.
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CRY or LANG AsrRn.

CcancilIist Ward, r. NJ. wagenhals, Jos.
6t Armbruster.
2nd s, .. Wright, 7. stur-
al Fl. Cannon. X. Fritter.
Attn Jno Q, Weaver, VIM. II.
K0okcn.
CITY Soiicitor---J. g. Reeves,
MaFshai--Iseo Noies.
Treasurer-,J. MuAIananiy.
Clerk-Wm. L. King,
Council meetings, fret Thursday Of each
month.
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We do not wish to inform you, reader, that
Dr. Wonderful or any other man, has discoy-
cred remedy that cures CONSUMPTION, when
tho lungs are half consumed. In short, will
cure all diseases whether of mind, body or es-
tate, mako men live forever, and leave death
10 play for want Of work, and Is designed TO
make our sublunary sphere ablissful paradise
to which Heaven itself shall be but side
show, You have heard enough OF that Kind OF
humbuggery, and we do not wonder that you
have BY this time become ,disgustcd with it,
But when toll you that DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Rcmedy WILL Positively CURE THE WORST
CASES or cATARRII. only assert that which
thousands can testify to. Try II and you Will
be convinced. Twill pay $500 REWARD for
case Of Gatarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVE
RYWHERE.
Price only so cents Sent by Mail post paid.
for Sixty Cents Four Packages for 81 90; or 1
dozen for IS 90, Send a two cent stamp for Dr.
Sage's pamphlet on Catarrh. Address the
Proprietor, r. v,PIERCE, NJ. D..
Sep, 10, 'd9-1y. y Buffalo. New York.
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oRATIoN.

Deltycreh on the occasion oH tIae
DedIcafiom of the odd Fellows,
Now Temple nj Columbus, Ohio,
Way 10th, 1870, by Rev. David
n, Moore.
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Why
Because

Because
The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported .ex-
pressly from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
Of Podophyllum (Mandrake
Root,) and is a substitute
for Mercury.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-19

NE GROSS s. co, Manufacturers. OF
Nl. Hoop Skirts and dealers in Hoop skirts
Hosiery, Gloves, ,Corsets, (all kinds,) Summer
Shawls, Trimmings, Embroideries, Ready
made GOODS, Notions, &c, &c, Tallmadge
Block, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio.
NAV 18th, 1670-tf
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lemon
Aid And
lard oil!

ASt. Louis clerk, In rescuing pref
ty pirl in the street from a big dog,
luckily sprained his ankle. The young
lady called a carriage, took her brave
preservcr home, nursed the roses back to
his cheeks, and married him, with pas
blessing and greenbacks.
Gen. Fitz Hugh Lee, says the Louis
vile Journal, since the war, has set the
youth of this country the example Of
becoming good and true citizen. He
has gone to work as a farmer near Aqua
Creek, Va, and his wheat fields are the
most promising in that section.
"well," said Douglas Jerrold to the
collector of fund in behalf of a suffer-
ing friend. ''how much does - want
this time?' sWhy, Just four and two
noughts will, 1 think, put him straight
the bearer of the hat replied. "WellJ"
said Jerrold, "put me down for one of
the noughts."
A dog chased cat into house, and
on a red-hot stove. The cat tried to es-
cape by climbing up the stove-pipe, but
fell back into pan ofboiling water and
the lady of the house in trying 70 rescue
the cat was bitten and will die, and the
cat has died, and the dog ought TO die,
or any other dog or cat.
A negro woman In Virginia, II years
old, recently took it into her head to
learn to read, write. and cipher; SO she
entered school, and regularly every
day brought ten cents which she paid to
the teacher. She got along tery well
until near the close of the second week,
when she Hmissed her lesson" and WAS
ignomlniously kept in during recess,
much to her ehagrin, and greatly to her
disappointment at not being permitted
to aplay with the rest OF the children"
sIs my face dirtyin asked young
lady from the baclSwoods, while seated
with her aunt at the dinner table on q
steamboat running from Cairo to New
Orleans. sDirtyg No. Why do you
ask?" GBecause that insulting waiter
insists upon putting towel beside my
Mate. I've thrown three under the "a.
ble, and vet every time he comes around
he puts another one before me"
IL know not the way am going,
Butwell do / know my guide!
| with a childIike trust do / give my hand
To the mighty friend BY my side;
And the only thing ] say to Him,
AS be takes it, is, 4Hold it fagtI
Suffer me not to lose the way,
And lead me home at last"
As whom some helpless wanderer,
Alone in some unknown land,
| Tells the guide his destined place Of rest
And leaves all else in his hand;
'Tishome- -'tis home thatI wish to reach'
Hewho guides memay choose theway,
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r @. SMITH, Manufacturer of Candies
81 and Confectioneries, and Dealer in Gro
cories, Fruits, Nuts and Toys; Cakes: Ice
order. oyster and Ice Cream Saloon for ladies
and gentlemen. Northwest corner Of COlum-
bus and Main streets. (April ], 'T0-1y.
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VXTM. KELLER & BROTHER,
w Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
north east corner or Chestnut and Columbus
streets. A full asertment Of staple and fam
fly groceries always ON hand. Country Pro-
ducc wanted. April 1, '7o-iy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VXyORK e BROTHER, Manufactur-
w ,ers OF Boots and Shoes, and dealers In
Boots and Shoes, and all kinds Of Leather and
Findings Custom work made 70 order and
repairing done on short notice, Main street,
north side, second door west Of Center Alley.
tf1N ~ 80 lApr. I, T0-Iy.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-05-19

An English collier kepta keg ofpow-
der under his bed, and the other day
went after some, smoking pipe. When
be went out he took the roof aisng with
him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-22
State IntaraSt

We do not think that Virginia ought to
make the interest upon her new cou-
pom bonds payable in New York. OF
course she should continue to pay i'll
New York those issued some years
since, the interest on which was made
PAYABLE there. There win be no dis
position to violate an obligation thus as
s,med. But there Is no necessity TO incur
q new one. The State does not want to sell
bonds, and she is willing to stand by hel
present obligations, and she ought not to
alter the places already fixed for the pay
ment Of interest.
II upon her heavy debt she were now to
undertake the payment of the interest in
New York she would, in advance, have tc
place very large sum in New York to hei
credit, the bankers with whom that sun
was deposited having the use Of 1t until ii
was paid out to creditors Of the State. 1t
would be great advantage to the bankers.
But the SUM 50 deposited in New York
would be taken from our own people, who
could employ it to their own advantage and
TO the great benefit of the State.
The credit Of the bonds will hardly be
affected by the payment Of the interest on
her debt In Richmond instead Of Now
York; and the very seifrespect Of the State
should prompt her to pay her interest IN
her own own capital rather than in dis
taat city. The fseility Of collection in Rleh'