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DENTISTRY

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, THIRTEEN
years oenunbng application gas administered. Beau
uiu Teeth u set $0 Hampers for hollow cheeks. God
oets purchased.
J. JAY VILr.ERs. Les Grand street. near Broadway,
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CHEPAUG VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY
- To will be received until Mon
day. tober 10 at twelve O'Clock the graduation
masonry and bridging OF the Shcpaug Valley Railroad, ex
tending from Lichhed to Harleyvle, in the State OF
nes,cnt distance Of about :! miles Plans, PRONE and
IN Ltcheid payments will be made ninety (9 per cent In
cash aad ten m per Ia the of the company at par
contractors Will be required to Give security the faithful
performance OF their contracs the right TO
ect any or all bids not considered advantageous for the
company.
J. DEMING PERKINS, President.
GEORGE NJ. WOODRUFF, Secretary.
Dated LIrCHFIELD, September az. 1870
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DROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING AND GRADING
i Union avenue, In the towns of Manaroneck Rye,
will be received a the office OF r. KNAPP, Mamaroneck
until O'Clock p. NJ. OF the i:t October next.
The maps and plans may be seen, and printed spec6ca
formation be obtained at tho once Of the undersigned
on and after September "a next
The C0nmBsiOnc the right TO reject all
bids Proposals to be addressed to
J. p. KNAPP,
Secretary Of Commission Of Union avenue
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AZ THE ASGsHSS aSGHsfos HoysH s yHs qsssr1r, q
oalce and selesroon, 81 Nassau stree.
opposite the Post once
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
OF our busness ia condYftcd at our
H. AND III EAs2 HgrSF 1 HyTES s4shh sNa 9TH AVENUE
sAEEs AEEsf q Il SsSay SSS Ssfnsg
esss sss s;: =:
S s sos. rnss which
we give The purchaser Of every horse tnst is warranted
Entries for Horses ana Carriages can be made q.
S tS.n rsG.s s s 81
81 T5D%f e s%S rRrpAY
PAIR OF Ht ossasRd1SSs osSY 6ssEs dong lowing
% ursmp sna M sn s nd snd
piF:siS 81 s1I;s sSs%s
irot ther every respect rst class fam
HsS naRsE long name and tai.
c,gh years very stylish fa.. Jewellers affaii OF nothing
seiher Top wagon built By r n sver: in 1ns or.
sEo%N Il hHMnEsroNlAS i. MARE. lon. mane and tai.
nac sns 6 dSs
RohN is1 Hoss II high years. superior
ri iG9pe s s9a Wsinsa f%s a ana ha true
SSr Sss sna sad
sh%cK x'asass moss & sv, GOOD traveller
and Kind and true In all harness.
10 Fl ans "a s y high
and gait, and ranted sound.
BhoWN MARE half sister TO "Dasy Burns" lax high,
years kni and tue every sxceel. % Poe
RIO roadste very stylish and can trot close to minutes
BAY MARE 10 high, 10 good speed, lady worer
stand anywhere and warranted kind true ITO.
gether with COVERED WAGON on springs, good
$$ssE 81 i 4 s NO zs.s order.
FOUR SEATED ROCKAWAY, second ha I'd
-FOUR SEATED PHAETON, with shafts been used
Tor WAGON, by .stivers smith, in good condition.
BAKERS WAGON. good order.
SEVERAL NEW SHIFTING TOP WAGONS.
HARNESS, and second hand
BLAKETo, ROBES, " Hi IS, 40, &c.
WEATHER NEVER INTERtEhES WITH OUR SALES.
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EIARRAGUT oBsEQUrEs -PU tLIC NorIcE.-rHE
Committee of Arrangements OF the Common Council
Of the remov.! Of the remains Of Admiral Farasu shall
take place at II o'clock the ng Of Friday the Goth
iukt tho following notice ia hereby given
The regularly officers of all organizations
hs be ma %hG he as: 70
qvestcd to meet this ommee in the chamber the Board
ococi on Monday @ the sst% Inst 'ns ''' OF Nc" York;
TIE committee particularly request that all such represen.
babs nubeT their respective 's be so
prepared 10 nominate to the Grand Marshal such assistant
Positions viii te granted in the line to al organizations
who, belonging within the limits OF this city or Brookyn
the T'h inst. and 70 all other organzaons without said
ease,S %h9 m % make n. such report before O'clock
Members OF Congress- State officers and officers of tho
obseques inform the committee in order iha. oro
vision may be made for their attendance:
cided upon as the line OF march,
From the foot of Canal street. where the remains will be
teenth street through Fourteenth to Fifth avenue up
Fifth avenue to street, through Forty second
This early designation s hereby in order that the
suitably drapnr the udns along the Of OF
Flu notices OF OF procession be given in the
The Committee respectfully request that al business be
snse dsd lon on friday 1t the @ inst after the hour Of AMI
bells OF the churches be oed during the passage the f
An Communications relative TO positions in the ine or to
Grand Marshal only At the Chamber Of the Board Of super
' A'''' L;WEE Ss ScE r. JEROME.
EDWARD CupDY,
EDWARD WEIGH,
JAMES IRVING,
Special Committee board Of Aldermen
IRAsTUS LITTLEFIELD
EUGENE hGaES YpGEial ppGGEkiaalN.
HIGH O'BRIkN,
ISAAC ROBINSON,
ALEXANDER s. WEBB,
Marsh al
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COAST WISE srgiMs1IPs.

49, Cpt5r flsE SrEAM3IlP3.
HAvANSA 3ass SEAL L. ASD VERA csgz
sailing every twenty days. from pier II East rivef.
CiTY OF SE&ico, Ti%nernan T faar.ds,. & Oct -, 4
''''N'' T. &EE2XSDRE 4 SONS SO Broadway.
FOR NEW s2sEE 2ELEASs Ms! plgEcr Ire s;su,p ,,sv
FROM pier Sf GaiE9 Il ESrih +. fss soUbks. 1 O'Clock
vIsesss,s rss ssssgfs sass ea
apply ThEDEESic EIS BsfSE BaKss
CREAr SOUTHERN FREIGHT AND pAssgxoEa
F" FOR s,ui ss,uAEESsros, $ O.,
South and soa,Awesl i es N'
Tr-weekly Line
sailing from pier No. North river, at ri ~
The sdcwheel steamships
6spaa JAIME. ~
CLYDE, Captain Aissa1dsr Hunter Thursday. Oct
81: :s;as ,.:.sa % e .
and soushwes and with % steamers 60 Forid. porss ~
INSURANCE. by ,h: line one-ha'f per cent
Goods forwarded Tree OF commission
sis pt l.ains furnished and % ssnea "a on the pier
HENRYR MORGAN : Co.I AGENT Agents.,
For through freight further rctss
'aN.AA' Great @Ssi Southern sals srsIris % line.
BROADWAY entrance on lhomas tucctt
EoR NORFOLK, CRY POINT AND RICHMOND
L. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships OF this line leave 81 North rycr foot OF
Beach street,
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond, every Tuesday
Thursday Saturday at r. NJ connecting With the Viz
gna and Tennessee Air line, tho Seabosrd Inland AR line
and Weldon ,arosds Chesapeake and Ohio rad.
senger through bills ading
all points South and Southwest
N. L. McCREADY, President
1877 Greenwich street, OF Dey
TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Il The Virginia Steamship Company.
Steamship GEORGE b. UPTON,
Captain X. n. Roberts,
Saturday October !, Z o. clock II. NJ,
will leave from pier East river foot Wall st.
Thr ugh bills OF lading lowest conpectin0
lines OF transportation, all points South and South
west Apply on pier Is East river, or to
JAMES HAND.Agent,
1l9 " all street, South.
Freight for North Carolina South Carolina mark 4
s. W. Central Line (South Southwest Central Lins VI
Petersburg
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NHIILs AND FEVER, CHILLs AND FEVER, bYs
~ persia.-Vunine 10 not certBn for chils and
but certain 70 naame the brain aud ure the
DIR. LEES OLD VIRGINIA BlrTERS Ia a more reliable
remedy an does no injury 10 the brain eyes It has
the virtues OF uine and never fa and certain
Dyspepsia. For sac A. 81 Great Jones street and al
AAR5H's. druGsltt, Harlem. Price 81 q.
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A CCOU, TANT'S OFFICE, BROADWAY, CORNER
IA Franklin street. tMcrcane and professional bills and
rents colec books Kept and balanced
gated law copied and any bus attended
Qurlng the services OF experts o great experience.
VAEDERhUOF A BAGcS
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TINE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS
In consequence OF the handicap and the M
premiums not having been FILED the Association offer
lowing In their stead -
TUESDAY, October II.
x750For horses that have oted faster than
x6U0, $780, .l00. Best In 3, IN harness.
FRIDAY October II.
VI bOo1For double teams tronng horse with running
mate; xl,00l, d3o0 &so0 Best In D, to wagons.
Three entries required to 6i and two start
Entries 10 close Wednesday. October at NJ at tho
rooms OF the Association, l49 Montague street, BROOKLYN
Il. .. RkAD, Secretary.
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LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sacMedicines for all diseases Prepared food tor
mockiny birds at DOvEYS No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal = "
N. B.-Ladies attended bv Mrs. Dovey.
CUNs.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GUNS, REvOLv-
" and ktes Of all kinds, reduced prices. Second
hand Guns and Pistols bought, sold or exchanged.
SMITH (latc Kcynolds, 81 Chatham street.
TIKI TURF.
pR0SPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
Tho Three Year Old Stake, for foais OF 1887 will he
troed on Saturday, October l. al p. NJ good day and
good uacS mile heats la harness. q entries, of which
number IL have forfeited The the purse
and stake now. play or PAYS
"; o. Byant of Kentucky enters s,c.---, by Golddus
tonian. - =
America. "
Jackson Frost, Of Poushkeepsic, Gold Drop
by superb.
Guy Miller, of Chester N. ", enters b.f-, ty Iron
Duke
York, enters b.. c. Gauntlet BY Ham
bat r. o. READ, Secretary.
a -iss!5n One Dollar, to field. grand stand and
-s.setch.
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FLEETWOOD PARK,
SATURDAY, OCToREk I, 1870, 3 r. NJ,
PURSE x2C0
BETWEEN
WESTCHESTER COUNTY HORSES,
Mile heats three In fve, In harness.
W. MoNeaon enters g. colt Blacksmith colt from Port
chester.
Carpenter enters b. e. Captain Boyd from White Plains.
y Murphy enters g. M Lilly, from fordham.
by order HENRY DATER, President
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A LII KINDS OF BANNERS, FLAGS AND TRANsPA-
"A rcncio5 to oror-AI silica OF No Bunting Flags
feet l6x2 feet. extra WEI! made suitable coming Fsrra
gut eluies and DECORATIONS.
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AT cI4F EAHkFE xUsros HasEEss asE4 asp rArrrrsA
MAJoR I.' 6hHs. q as" " 1s&aGEi,, @ ATcrfoShhR.
EVERY wESSSesSs2 HfSSes Ssi'o% 1Sp sses ssAruapAy.
pubic private sale tue best advantage and general
OF Horses n ,s % and ling in the
a 5 TO-
es m on Sos sa ss sGr:s
snd 'sS y Is If s
c oa m a s ana as 'n s1 ao asH
hs lg years Old an extra sy.h fine and handy e.
XTLr WIN b. positively sola without reaerysoS sATuI
R cy a. Mart and SsM York % z.s nAM
of sroadwy and Thrynnh street, where hs can be seen
A BREWSTER. OF TwENrY-FIFrH STREET. A.
Elegant Landaus.
Acknowledged tho ishtest in the city.
A BREWSTER, OF TwENrY-rFrH STREET A.
Elegant Landaules
A BREWSTER, OF rwENrYFrFrH STREET A.
E,egant Clarences.
A BREWSTER, OF TWENTY-FIVE STREET. A.
Elegant Coupes.
A BREWSTER, OF TwENTYFIFrH STREET. A.
Tho Demi Landau.
patented and MADE only by#a
A BREWSTER, OF TwENTYFIFTH STREET. A.
The Derry Dog Cart,
patented and made only by US.
A BREWSTER. OF TWENTY FIFTH STREET A.
,.,... n 100 pounds Road Wagons.
inc ghtest ROAD wagon made Ia the United States war
2Ju only attained vertical
plates inserted In axle body.
A SPLENDID PAIR or CARRIAGE HORSES FOR
bays, with black points no white young, years
fou Un be
TWO SECOND HAND COACHES TO BE SOLD
sly second Carriages TO be sold low;
''' N' '' ~ VI H GRAY z and a 'c. %oostcr @ street.
A ! THREE-QUARrER CLARENCE.
IA. Coupe kockaways,
1 passenger Pbaeton.
all bu. little and in excellent order.
J. b. BkEN srEK Il CO.,
Twenty fifth street. near third avenue.
A FIRST RATE FAY HORSE, l5X HANDS HIGH
Win @ and "ps a." % & ey o%
al for want Of usc at private stable So East
Ihlrtythird street
A SEopn cheap oE rHmS a
@e ana Bride *la bargain sven must SELL Apply ut 46s
A SsORTMENT OF
n Carriages Harness and Whips
HICKS. Sa Barclay street Established 1883
A ssoRTMENT SIX SEAT wEsTCHEsTER RoCKA.
n ways, Phaetons Coupe Rocksways, Pony Phaetons,
single and double Bugges at reduced prices lot second
hand Carriages cheap; all styles Harness.
CALVIN WITTY, 633 Broadway.
AT AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR--HAM's CELE-
"A DRAFTED and popular CarencQs and Landaues,
passed IN style, quality and fine nsh duplicate OF these
carriages a. BANS warcrooms Fourth street and Broad
way; sen 20 per cent less broadway stores.
A TROTrING PONY AND A TEAM or PONIES
~ double and single set OF Harness. Pole Shafts &C.,
sold Tor want OF use, at 4,7 Pearl street. ,
A SOUND BAY MARE, 151i HANDS, SUITABLE FOR
"A any use also bsrouche and silver mounted Harness.
Apply at stable lA0 " est Twenlyeghh street.
DE SURE AND ATTEND THE AUCTION SALE
- THIS DAY FRIDAy), Ar II O'CLOCK,
by JOHNSTON y VAN TASSELL at their auction mart,
lIz and ia East Thirteenth street, Fourth
Fifteen very fine single Horses; also Teams
sent to us by parties not having
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CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CARRY
~ ing the United States mails.
Sailing every Wednesday
NEVADA, Green. October Il.
COLORADO, Freeman. October i2 At ~ p. NJ
From pier ii North river.
Cabin passage. TS0, gold; steerage, $50. currency.
Passengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway
ana Sweden &C. Drafts Ire and England, France and
Germany at lowest rates Apply to
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOOTS SHOES
n Trunks and Valises a tic Great Family Shoe Empo.
rum, $50 Bowey, y, Bond selling %
below Broadway prices w. u. BIGElOW,
ROBERT IRWIN.
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A -A-PERsONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. life insurance companies. and who do not desire to
surrender their policies absolute SALE
eursnnc vaue OF Their locies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 LiLcitt street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE AT A BARGAIS.-A
stylish pair or dark bay Horses young, sound and kind
sold for want OF Carriages and Harness aso Cal on
Mr.. WHITE, coo Broadway.
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A RTESIAN, LITfIIA SPRING WATER OF BALSTON
IA Spa and Sal aoba Springs These ceebI ated waters
for sale by NJ s. BROWN, inc and Fruit Store Broad
way.
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CTEAM TO SAVANNAH nIRECT..-srEAMERs LEAVE
- for Savannah every Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday
A. :r. H., passage reduced. for passage aoply to NJ
nOHEKTY II Brosdwsy.
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C1n REWARD-h DOG LOST; BLOODHOUND II
3lO tho finder brings the back lie Fourth
street be WI receive the above reward. Color white and
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E,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IL The Cromwell Steamship Line,
Leaving pier NO sorth ri er O'clock Mas folows:
CoRnLs Captain Nrson October
oEohor "AsHiS0TOS, Captain Gagcr... October ..
Indiapola Mobile aud 81. Louis
Cabin passage S50 seeraer S5 For passage freight
apply to II. b. CROMWELL A CO, s6 West street
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-03-02
HOUSE.

Mr.. BINGHAM, from the Committee
on Judiciary, reported that there was not
sufficient evidence in support of the
charges against Judge Busted to i'm
peach him, and asked to be discharged
from further consideration of the matter,
and that it be laid on the table.
Mr.. ELDRIDGE asked leave to submit
the minority report on behalf of himself
and Mr. Kerr
Mr.. BUTLER, of Massachusetts,, OBJ
jected.
The SPEAKER announced the follow
ing additional members of the Committee
on Elections, so as to make the whole
number fifteen Beaman, Kerr, McCrary
and Peters.
Mr.. JULIAN, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported a bill extending
the benefit of the homestead law to the
children of deceased soldiers. Passed.
Mr.. DAWES rising to a question Of
privilege, referred to the speech of Mr.
Mungen published in the Globe of last
Sunday purporting to have been made II
the House, but not actually delivered, anC
which reflected on Senator Sumner, anC
offered a resolution that the Committee OF
Rules be instructed to inquire, and repor
whether said Mungen has not abused tn
Bl4N44FEC NA4Ao OBldAuCuy anu h4O4dICU III
rules OF the House, and deserves its cen
sure, and that in the meantime said speecl
be excluded from the Congressional Globe
The speech referred to he regarded as i
violation of both
Mr. COX expressed a desire for the ab
clifton of the privilege of printing nnde
hvered speeches in the Globe.
Mr.. DAWES said PERMISSION. to prir
3 speeches involved implied assurance tha
: whatever was printed must not be IN vlc
= lation of the rules of the House, muc
e less in violation OF common decency.
4 Mr.. MUNGEN disclaimed any intentio
e TO violate the rules of the House, and d.
: fed the gentleman from Massachusetts
# point out any Objectionable passage IN Il
a speech. He had read a sentence from Il
: speech declaring anything he should 81
It had no reference to any act or word
II Mr.. Sumner in the Senate, but TO his pu
b lie lectures and speeches. He stood he
" as a representative Of his consutuen
E and he demanded the right OF free spec
al under the constitution. de would n
e. permit any one to attempt to deprive hl
of the right to discuss pubic question
and there was no foul or vulgar langua
u II luat Speech nor was IL q O4e'0iO4
xt the rules of the House toquote from class
rs from Gibbon. If the gentleman frc
g Massachusetts,, or his friend the Senat
a choose to make an application of his
lis marks, he was not to be responsible
id that; if the remarks fitted the Senator
he him wear them. Could this House pli
is, a gag in discussing the doctrines of an !
pc portant lecturer who was examining
he theories land his illogical and damna
if doctrines on the people of the north !;
ue, had he not the right to discuss them &
lst to show their absurdity. He assured
X House that he had been respectful to II
that speech, but he would not allow SO
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2K COUNTY, OHIO, MARCH 2, 1870

"a magnificent, handsome, six-foot Irish
man, He had, very apparently, been on
tear, but still his personal appearance
was eminently prepossessing, at least to
me, and l asked him to sit down l heard
with great patience the evidence for the
prosecution, which was tolerably clear,
that my friend, in the exercise Of his con-
vlvIal instincts, had capsiZed the gentle
man with whom he was drinking, and
had thrown him upon a stove, which was
hot, and had considerably injured his per.
sonal appearance thereby. (Laughter.) l
heard the evidence, as l say, and then, as
Is the duty of justice, l turned to my
handsome defendant, and, said 1: "Pat'
rick, you hear this evidence against YOU.
Have you anything to say 7"' He gather
ed himself up from his seat, raised himself
to his full stature, swelled out his chest,
squared himself carefully on his feet, and
began: May it please your Honor" said
he. Il have something to say why SIN
tence should not be passed upon me 'Tis
thrue l had been drinking but not to sue
cess, and thin ACCIDENTALLY me leg few up
and came IN conthract with the other man,
and he fell down and hurted himself-and
that is all know about it, your honor"
| (Laughter.) l confess, gentlemen, that
the plea of the defendant made very
| strong impression upon the court, but
what | want now is to make very strong
impression upon you The toast I will pro
pose to you is "Success." Now, propose
that the Democracy shall so train itself
and SO prepare itself by all fair political
methods, that at the next Presidential
election the leg of the Democratic party
shall fly up and come in conthract" with
the Republican party, and they shall fall
down and hurt themselves, so that nc
medicine, nor any other power, will ever
make them whole again. Continued laugh
ter and applause
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new rule of etiquette to deter him from
criticizing the sayings of man who was
eternally thrusting himself in the face of
everybody with his impudence.
Mr.. DAWES called Mr. Mungen to or
der He did not think it proper to speak
Of the impudence of the Senator.
Mr. MUNGEN replied that he spoke of
him not as Senator, but as public lee
turer take issue with the gentleman
on that point, and leave it to the House
The SPEAKER ruled the language un-
parliamentary, and out of order.
Mr.. MUNGEN went on to argue that
he had not been guilty of violating any of
the rules of the House, and he scorned the
imputation of being guilty of any inde-
eency. He was perfectly willing to have
the matter referred to the Committee on
Rules
The discussion was further participated
in by Messrs. Schenck, Garfield, Jones, Of
Kentucky Voorhees,, Farnsworth and
Dawes, and then the resolution was agree
ed to-
Mr.. VOORHEES,, rising to a personal
explanation, referred to an insinuation in
Mr.. Benton's speech of Saturday, coupling
him with the knights of the Golden Cir
Gle" and Indignantly denying all conBc-
ton with all secret political organizations
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comp1Iment 70 Iudge Thurman.

A clear-thinking man, with vigor of ex-
preston, courage at the crisis and positive
weight of character, is always in demand
in an exigeney, to extricate a question
from the confusion into which small parti-
san minds succeed in throwing it. Such
man is Judge Thurman, of Ohio, one of the
Senators of that great State, His brief
speech on Virginia REPRESENTATION was a
path of light through the wilderness of
completing verbiage with which the whole
question has been incumbered The dis
cussion at length narrowed itself down to
the point, whether Congress could go into
State to enforce political conditions upon
it after it had been readmitted to its place
in the Federal Union. Judge Thurman
dissolved all the fogs of Radical thinking
| by showing that State supremacy was linn
/ tied solely by the Constitution; that the
\ remedy for State violation of property con.
ditions, such as taxing the public bonds
&c, lay with the civil Courts and that tc
deprive State of her representation fol
an alleged violation of political conditions
was an impossibiity while our Fedora
system stood whole. There is the cas-,
Just as it is.-BoStOn Post
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legal Notice.

UTILLIAM p. BARR and David Barr, the un-
w known heirs OF Robert Barr, deceased;
Eugene Monnot and Mary Monnot, his wife, and
certain ether persons, heirs OF David Barr, de-
ceased, whose names and places of residence are
unknown, will take notice that Alexander B. Barr
on the 7th day OF February A. D., lsIu, filed his
petition in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF
common uleas, Of Stark county, Ohio, setting
forth that he Is seized in fee simple Of the undt-
vifcd ive-cighths OF the following described real
estate situate in Stark county, Ohio, and known
as the west part Of the southwest quarter OF sec
tion twenty-eight (2sl Township nineteen Q9)and
Range six (6): il being the tract Of land assigned
20 Mary Barr dover in the estate and lands OF
David Barr, deceased, by proceedings had IN the
Probate Court Of Stark county, Ohio, for the as
siEumeut of dover, containing eighty-tour (sl)
acres. he the same more or less-that William B.
titled 10 the undivided one-eighth of said prem
iscs In fec simplc; that the unknown heirs OF
Robert barr deceased, are together entitled TO
thcundivided onceighth part Of said promises IN
fec simple that David Barr, il living and II dead
/ Mary Noumot. wife 81 Eugene Monuot, and GER
/ tain other persons whose names and places oi
residence are unknown, heirs Of said David Barr
arr together entitled 10 the undi ldcd one-eignth
part said premises in fee simplei and praying h0
/ partition may be made Of said premises, so thai
Pititioncr may hold his portion thereof in sever
/ altv or If the same cannot be done without mani
/ fest tiniury, then. that such proceedings may bS
/ had In the premises are authorized by law.
! said Petition will be for hearing on the zlst day
Of March, 1870. or as soon thereafter - lealye @
| RAFF 4 BALDWIN,
fetsWB Att'ys FOR PititioueT.