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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

The States are Free TO ACT, aRcO-
Vided they Act with the Radicals
The Chicago Republican Indulges in,
this defamation about the Fifteenth A
- 8 .~dg1d191JB1 .1~ih9aeSi 2
mo mandatory imposition has been
made upon any State, as regards this
matter. Each and all are free TO aci,
for or against, excepting only the unre1
CONSTRUCTED States, and even they are
free to reject, provided they are willing
Ito take the consequences of exclusion
from the Union"
The Radical idea that the Southern
States are free to act for-or against ne
gro suffrage, provided if they reject it
they must take tho consequence Of being
excluded from the Union, is on a part
with the freedom proposed by a French
Colonel, when the army was called upon
to vote whether sBonaparte" should be
First ConsoI of France for life, or not
"You are perfectly free to vote as you
please, for this election is to be-s free
.one.t 'But.'' said the Colonel, mark
my men, he who does vote not for
the General being First Consul for life,
will, within five minutes after his vote is
cast, be shot, for mutiny at the head of
the regiment. The vote of that regi-
ment was just as unanimous for "Bona-
parte," as the Southern Sta es, held un-
der Radical subsection, will be for Ne
gro Suffrage. But elections carried on
under a threat, are not regarded by our
courts as entitled to much weight.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
Agents (maIe or female for tba
Physical Life of es.9
mi !.

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by DR.. Napheys, Chief Of Clinic Of Jsfz 800
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inst issued. A Brave, Pure, Book. Dis ~
.cusses topics Of vital imporfance TO ev
cry woman. The most Saiable book Of
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BY Surgeon General ". bod.
A. Hammond, Henry Ward Bssoherl andh5nl
'hosfs Of other eminent physioiana and b.
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for circulars. testimonials, etc. Address gan
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Peoples law Book a most b~eautifni1pI
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OssS- Home RhgsfctGmigf

BY DR.. Geo. NJ. Beard, Of the Univer-
sity ofthe Oily Of n. Y, assisted by oth-
er eminent praetitioners. The great
household work for agents. EnlireIy(
new, and beautfnlly ILLUSTRATED. Enc
journals an over the Union Expo
qhackery and patent medicine humbg
lH full OF common sense. Tells hoH d
get well. how 10 eeP-weiAy-and-vhabf N
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parison, the best and therefore the cheQp+
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Also, wanted. Agents, for our benhti-
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
THOMAS FULTON.
FREE TURNPIKE ROAD NO.
! aos1 TlCE,

NOTICE is hereby given that a petl-
ton will be presented to the Com
mis- sioners of PrebIe County, at their
next session, to be held on the LIST Mon
day of March, A. ID, 1870, praying for
the laying out and establishment of a
Free Turnpike,g 10 be a continuation Of
the Seven Mile Free Turnpike Road a
long the following described route, on
the following County Road, in said ooun-
ty, to-wit: Beginning at the Northern
terminus of said seven raile free turn
pike road. at a point on the section line
between sections II & IL, township z,
range 2, in said County. al a short dis
lance Southeast of the Saw Mill belong
ing TO Jacob May. Thence North on the
said section line to a point where the
said section line strikes or intersects the
Dayton d Western Turnpike Road. q
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb 3, Is7O-E5-prf $3.50
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

An incident at Utica, Illinois, ex.
.hitits the beauty of kerosene as
a kinder. The children of Mr..
Higgins, in order to expedite a
fire in the stove, did what they
had seen their eldars do-pour
kerosene upon the Goals. Ins
stantly an explosion ensued. The
baby lived half an hour after it.
The oldest boy died the same
night. Only one of the children
is likely to recover. One always
experiences a desire, after re-
counting a story like this, to
point a moral, and to utter words
of warning; but really, kerosene
accidents r getting to be go
common; that we have como to
the conclusion that people, rath
er than otherwise, enjoy them,
and positively in love with burns.
ing and blowing up.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
IFrom the .Piqua (Ohio) Journal, Of
Feb. 10th, 1870 -
Important Railroad Meet
ing. ~
-f1ss ra H = assshssapZEE
Board of Directors Elected.
JACOB q. zoos. PR RESI- DEW

The meeting in this city on
Tuesday last ofthe friends of the
Louisville and Sandusky railroad
was largely attended by delegates
from along tho entire line in
Ohio, and a portion of Indiana
Great enthusiasm was mani
tested a.behalf of the enterprise,
and a determination expressed
that the road shali-be built and
put in running order at the ear
lest day possible 9d
The following gentlemen q
mong others, were present, and
all represent that the feeling a.
mong the citizens along the line
of the proposed road is more en-
thusiastic now than at any other
time, aud that if assurances are
given that the road viii be built,
there is no doubt but that the
necessary funds can be raised at
once to grade the road and put
it in readiness for the iron; viz -:
-. H. Foor, T. J. Larsh, 7. I,
Foster, Jarvis N. Lake andAl
sired Denny, Eaton; ]. Pearce, A.
h. CampbsII, .. D. Morris and
A. F.. Davis, Liberty, Ind; DR..
Tenney, D. M. Coatc, Thoa, Y'osse,
John Haskell and W. 81. H. Min
ton, West Milton; Daniel Dishef,
Lewisburg; Judge Foster, Of Lo-
gan county, and Mr. Hayerly,
representative ofIthe Sandusky
road, sandusky City Ohio. "a "a ID
The meeting was organized at.
two o'elockBi in the law Office of
S. S. & J.aFa Mckinney, when
the following Board of Directors
were elected, viz! Jacob H. Foos,
of Eaton; Sohn MeKelvey SAM
dusky City; S. B: Foster, HINTS
vile, Logan county; A. Lip
pincott, DegFaH Logan county;
A. G.. Conover; Piqua;J John Has
ket, West Milton, Miami county,
and Daniel Disher. Eewisburg,l
Preble county. .ssaI
Subsequently a meeting Of the
Board was held, when Jaoob H.
Foos, of Eaton, was elected Pres
ident, and A.. G, Conover,s oft
Piqua, Secretary for the ensuingt
year. The election of Treasor7
e- was deferred until the nexti
meeting of the Board. IL !
We are satisfied that the Board
of Directors is composed Of genS
tlemen who are deeply interest,"
ed in the constructfon of the
road, and that they will push the
the enterprise. to q successful is
sue. Mr.. Foos, the ) President
elect, is a gentleman of ability,
and possesses great energyand
business qualifications of high
order, and we shalhexpect a Wig;
orous effort on his part put
the affairs of the company oin3
such shape that . letting ofthei
entire works may be bad 5aat5ttihsesil
earliest day possible-4 Wes1lns
derstand that books viii be ops
ened immediatelyalon long thu ems
tire line for subscriptions, and tl
is expected that the citizens wilt
respond heartily and literally
towards this great enterprise.
This road must be built. as !
8sHaT 4I9eid srt Etsp9 EslT
fa p aids ed ssnEsi9 ,suei
tia vs3ac4ggHS CAS- bas ,asf1si
-fEN Ht ~ ratfuA 81 II n0t4nTs10
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
RLACKSMITR CHOP
ID est ons5 gr1 "a

NOTICE TO ALL CREATION
FTlhe undersigned has Just opened .
Ia FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH
Shop on Deeator and Beech Sb Eatob.
Ohio lust above the Brewery.
Horse-Shceing, Plows, .Harrowa
Wagons, Edged Tools, &c.
made New or repaired AlsO Double
Linked Chains repaired or made. BrfaQ
on your Work, S~dhsfaotion Karrunt1d
CHRISTIAN SMITH.
January. q, 1s7o-yrl esoIr3 dsifa :
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

An exchange says: "You
might as well attempt to sham>
poo the head of az elephant with
a thimbletul of soapsuds as toat
tempt to do business and ignore
ink" ms ao
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

/, e H@UNpER A BAN.n-This is the
title of a new novelet just com
meneedfn The SATURDAY EvES1NG
PosT Of Philadelphia, by that ad-
mirabIe auth Dress Miss Amanda
NJ. Douglas. This run
for about three months; and will
be followed by noye1ets by Frank
Lee Benedict, Mrs. Henry Wood,
Mrs. Eosmer' Miss PRESCOTT &c.
The SATURDAY EvENINa Post is
one of the best Of the literary pa
pers, and adapted for family read.
ing by the unobjectionabie, USE
full and entertaining character
of its contents. Price $3.50 a year.
Address Fl. Peterson & Co, 319
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
Our Washington Letter.
CoRREsP oNDENcE OF THE
DEMOCRAT.
WARRINGTON CITY, q. O., 4
February q. 1870

South to kill, murder, burn, dee
stroy and do all manner of hei'
nous and nefarious things against
loyal citizens who have dared all
manner of hardships to give the
light of their presence and the
great benefit of their association
to that most diabolically wicked
and awful section of our country.
Senator Abbott, of North Cares
lima, yesterday introduced "a bill
in the Senate to provide against
the frequent violations of public
peace in various Southern localiz
ties,p and to- ''report what legis-
lation is required, and especially
to inquire into the constitution
atty and expediency of estab-
fishing a national police force for
the better enforcement of law
This resolution was referred to
the appropriate committee, and
will probably come up again af
ter awhile in some shape or 9th
err. This resolution is the fifteen
thousandeth nine hundreth and
ninety-ninth of its kind, and 1
can safely assert without fear of
successful contradiction, that the
number Will be Increased by a
little over one hundred thousand
before the end of tho party in.
power. dsIaa do not object tobthe.
number of their resolutions, but
I do object to the constant harp
Ing on one string, the Lack of orr
iginality'ai IN the languages and
spirit -fof all Theses rebolntioDsa
zone smell ola niggsrb6n asholI
day may not be, uusupportabls,,
but Eve thousand shifts are more
than q white man can bear. But
these are infections (which we
must bear for awhile. Perhaps
PIoVidence will come to our RESI-
cue by and by. The, isuddenfre-
duetion of the force of mechanics
employed in the various navy
of the country has awaken
ed great and unexpected trouble;
and the Senate was engaged yes
terday in takingup abill authors
the Secretary of Nayyto
these meeha1ics IN en-
ploy. There reand belnoAdoubtI
that the electieneering dodge"
Of turning out mechanics on the
ground of retrenchment &c. was
anquesttonably "a stppendous
aud the Radicals see
his very clearly. It is but onei
IF the countless blunders which
as5 wh;ah u;1loino1i
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

The neutrality-suspicious.
mode OF selfagosernment, found.
ed IN America by the lFathers6f
the Revolationlof b1776aisb being
Away HftEEg aGattais
pas hgostrangeith fhespeeple
ofAmeriea can tamelyssubmitt to
and approve of the desttuetiousof
their dearly bought IibeFtiies.lsb4o
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
Pongh Times.


2 These are the words which
meet oueeat every turn, and at
every countsr. Money is scarce
landothey- who haveit ere 10th to
partwith it to pay their debts. II
every one would pay4their-eiaifns
iasnsoon represented, "a different
state of things would be exr
lperienced. "A ~greenbaek might
pass through al dozen handle a
day, and settle q, dozen claims if
all wonldsactoupato the principle
ineuTcated. Tthe best remedy for
hard times 10 1tozwhistle and keep
upSedpragesa practice economy,
pay debts and adapt
yonr expenses to your income.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
Roll Of Honor.

The following persons have
paid their subscription to the
DEMOCRAT, for which they have
our thanks, and best wishes for
long life and great prosperity
We hope all others indebted will
follow their good example,:
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
On "Wednesday, Feb. 9th, 1870.


A DiroR's OFFIcE, PREwE Co, OIL.
ss1i Eaton, Jan "a, 1870
The several District Assessors arc
noti6edto meet 1t thie vffcs On
Thur day, March 1st. Tor co~nshllation+
Let eyery one Be present The necessary
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
va There are two men Radf-

sa-There are two men ((lRadii
Gala sitting in the House Of Rep.
F6sentatiVes who are not legally
members, whose votes carried,
the 1o15th Doamepdment in, the
House. re ia named Blakeslee,
tHe2 Bogus member from wills
liams County; ghe other is nam
Glover, from S6ioto County,
who gotta certificate of election.
by means Of the negro votes. The.
seats of both are contested. Ea
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
Local ~Spi3sniNgS.

Money ls awful tight.
Scorn to do a mean act.
BE what you seem to be.
Sneak thieves r plenty.
n. B.-Nobody's business.
The robins have appeared.
Ties we all ~love-Beauties.
Post Office loafers are mad.
Butter and Eggs are scarce.
p. S.-Postofice Scrapegraces.
All the ladies have bows now.
Active-The collecting bust
ness.
Ties for business
tise. %,
Meat should cone DOWN. butch
er. ta-
The woman questions he
rich?
The religious mania still con-
tinues.
How are the "eoid weather
prophets? 2. sr
The snow Friday night was
"thin." lfssta
Some menIof. means are mean
clear through 7o5z-a ar.
Union prayer meetings are
continued this week.
1t is hardly warm enough to
wilt paper collars.
The young man who wears
his ring upon the outside of his
kids, was at church on Sunday
n;obt rsiaW eT H ir
sE - atTstf. rar yG IT,.
Y Farmers who promised us
wood are requested to bring it in
as we are sadly in need of it, or
something to buy it with.bBi ee4
We understand that there is a
fair prospect of our getting the
Louisville & Sandusky Railroad
shope located here. Whobody
knows different.
There is a lull in the show bus
mess. g 81
We are making out q list of
dead beats. x7
Fifty-three Saturdays in the
year 1870. s
Everything is dull,n is the
universal cry.
It was mirerable yesterday
rained all day.
gain seven minutes of day
light this week.
1t is said that taxes are being
paid in slowly.
Sunday, the 9th of January, is
recorded as being the coolest this
winter, all over the country-as
far as heard from.
Hypocrite-men who joi n
church for the sake of populari-
ty. Several in town. ode
Good enterprising hens ought
to make money by strictly at
tending to business, now. r..
Don't take too much interest
in the affairs of your neighbors.
Six per cent will do.
Now is the time-while the
are good-for our citizens
to lay in a supplyso of frewood.
Our winter, SO far, has been a
failure. Not much snow, not
cold enough for skating, and
hardly warm enough for garden
ing. ma5 saedss xaail az
We do that which is neat in
regard to getting up sale bills
and making prices. Give US. a
call. sa53ad oss szi-H 9b.
There is no harm in missing a
thing if the Miss happens to be
young, pretty and entertaining.
J a Troy quiIlrdriYer calls him
self Illium. ell am." is the ex-
of those who read his
% aaaF 5"so zsr q
The boys were playing marbles
ON the street last week @, Gs 49,
Q Ladies rarely 6ndout that they
are beautiful unfit told Of il, b,a
The Police OF Richmond, Ird.,
are so vigilant that they arrested.
fellow one night last week be-
cause his boots were too tight
Subscribe for the qDEMeoRAT,
and read all the local news go
ingg 80 70 ESQ., 1@ go
Hugging set to music is the
latest definition for walzing.
Our gossip mongers have been
asleep the past week, hence few
items 80
The 2rettiest girl in Eaton gets
up at six o'clock and prepares
breakfast. ~
An object ofinterest-a young
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
RECEIVERS EALEV
VS. lPleas. q,

Henry ?. Davis, Prsble ComnonTa1
vs. Pleas. tt
Arthur Byrns.
RY virtue of an order of sale to me
- directed BY the Court of Common
Pleas of Preble county, in above stated IN
case l will offer at public sale at thorfr
door Of the Court House, in Eaton, on, 81
On Saturday, March 9Th, 1870. sdi
at 1 o'clock p m. Of said day, the follow
ing Neal Estate, situate in the town III
Preble county, Ohio. and
and b eine lot number 18 in said town 81
Gettysburg. being 4 rods in from and s
rods back, containing 80 square rod. b1fi
Terms of Sale CASH. 80 4 f.ff
Appraised at ff
DANIEL W. HARSHMAN.
Receiver
CAMPBELL q GILMORE, Attorney. io
February g. 1910 M prf.f9,O0s
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

B-Bon. George 81. Pendleton
has accepted an invitation to de-
the Grafton on the next
Fourth -of july before the stu
dents d. General Lees College, at
Virginia. saaa h9E
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

~<~a@A Leafs mSheASSSs sL4N AA
Radical Administrations are
most thoroughly Infused with
tkel spirit of experiment: They
have made noaless than fifteen
different changes in the money
the country since they came
IN power, in 1861. They have
alsodchanged sthepostage stamps
two or three times, and there is
soon to be another change in
iTheElast effort in postage
stamps certainly suggest an exs.
in that direction. Ex-
periments are cheap, of course.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

r...-H.. -.uLa# nHl
after
generation" says an eloquent.
modern writer, "have felt as we
feel, and their fellows where as
active in life as ours is now
They passed away as a yapor,
which nature wore the same es-
pect of beauty as when her
ICreator commanded her to be.
And as likewise it shall be when
we are gone. The heavens will be
as bright over our graves as they
are around our path, the earth
will have the same funeraiwind
on its way, and the attraction for
offspring as she has now for cur
|children. A little while and all
this will have happened. The.
.throbbiDg heart will be stilled,
and weshall be at rest. Our pray
.ers will be said, and the grave
.clods will be thrown in, and our.
and-our friends will return, and
we shall be left behind to dark
ness and to worms. And it may
be for some short time we shall
be spoken of, bat the thing o fhfe
will creep in, and our names will
be forgotten Days will continue
to moved and laughter will be
heard IN the very chamber in
which we died; and the eyes will
again glisten with joy; and even
our children will cease to think
of US, and win not remember to
lisp our names, sr., r.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

The 18th Amendmentreads
as follows "Seetion First. The
right of sGcitizens of the United
States to vote shall not be denied
unabridged by tn eUnited States,
OF by any State on account OF
race, color or previous condition.
aserYit1de, g Section Second,
shall have powerto en-
this article by appropriate
rs al as a 81 geL %.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
A farmer, an enthusiastic sup

A farmer, an enthusiastic sup-
porter of the DEMOCRAT, made a
truthful remark in saying that it
was the duty Of every Democrat
In the coSnty to take and sup>
port his county paper. The re-
mark is correct, and should be
practieed.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

Gold closed in New York on
Tuesday last, at 119 to 1913.
Henry Wells hasabeen con-
frmed as Secretary of New Mexi-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

I'd ~ Sixtythousand sewing wo.
meno are out Of employment in
New York, and oannoteeven get
shirts TO stitch At shilling a.
piece. Inthesmeantime, the par
Of Plymouth Church fncreas-
es Bescher'g salary to- $2o.0eO a
year, and Radical phiIanthropists
haze raised $4,000 to give the
widow Stanton. There is some
radically wrong some-
where. 81 n St
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17
NE " az
NEW GROCERIES,
@. ".

Os " DIhHbIs
Have purchased the Stock forme,l
owned BY Mr., Joaeph Wilson, and bro,
pose TO keep constantly on hand At ne f1r
old stand, corner Of Maia g Baron 81.
and West Of the Court House, y full sup
ply of choice, such as e
COFFEES, SUGAR, TEA, n8sl 10, bsnls1
CIGARS. CANDIES, RAIsiNs, iso
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

"A German writer says a young
girl is a fishing rodLThe eyes
are the hook, the smile the bait,
the lover the ~gudgeon, and mar
rage the batter in which he,is
fried. ali dsEo1 Er5s -
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

1905 -ga1GL 1EGE gEs 81 .Esuuu
The DEMO RAT isg conceded. By
the reading public to be the best
local papegin theseountyge How
is that for high? ASK your neigh=
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-02-17

The Chillicothe sRegister'E
gives an account of another Min
lister who has gone the way of
the "world, the flesh and the dew
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-03-04
PETER BRENNER,
PI A NO M A K f. r.

A ND Agent for the saIe Of The Cels-
"A brntsd Pianos Manufactured by
Clmckering d Suns Geo. Sleek Il Co..
VIM. Kuabe & Co., and othrrs. Also.
parlor and Church Organs, and dealer in
all kinds Of Musical Instruments, Strings.
&c. 322 Broad Street, opposite Planters
Hotel; AUGUSTA, GA.
May 20, 1860, 5-tf