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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22
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''Shs 10 gons--ths pure Of the pursst" 7"
In the sweet sprips-time Of life, while loves
golden msshss still snchsinsd her heart, Mrs.
cvufHrA 3. vioLEs, Ne BaAao, was summoned By
IN all-wiss Providence to exchange an earthly
abode for that distant alden whore the mortal o.
samss immortality, and death becomes IN endless
splsndor. The subject Of this notios died In hen
twsnty.ssvsnth year. She ~ss born near Troy
at sn early period Of life she came to reside in
our village, whore she passed the greater part Of
her life, univsrsaly beloved, honored and rs.
spsctsd.
She was . professsd follower Of the meek and
lowly Jssus, aad throughout her painful and
protrscted illness she was patient and resigned
Her young and devoted husband, from whose
bosom she was % early torn, has the blessed % :
suranes, that although the beautiful rod is de-
spoiled Of its grace and bloom, but in th. gov
the eternal promises, and By the pc %. on'''''
resurrection, be may Joy folly A'0'pa's the pros
peet Of seeing that rSsssn reed erect and
.h.. h,.,,,r., 10 .iOthsd with celestial sraes
and b,o..ou, e with sndyins life and bissssdnsss
>. zoe paradise Of God.
To her aged parents We would aay, hers 10 the
victor's crown, sad to-day she 10 hymnine
praises Of glory sround the great White Throne
II.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

SfRAYED-A white COW, i've years old,
weighs sbout 400 pounds, and has crop
ssd evsrbit in right car and crop aud
split 10 the loft. Has been gone about
sve weeks. Any one delivering her to
~ 1ill b libsrally rewarded and any
Information Of her Whereabouts will bs
tAsnfally received.
Troy, Sept. 20. II. B. ELLIS,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

GRAND JURY, SEPT. TERN ClRcUI1
CouRr, 1870. Circuit Attorney Peers
furnishes the following list Of Grand
Jurors for the present term: s II. Mox.
ley, Fore'sns NJ. D. L. Verdier, q.
N. Co8ey, Richard Womn,ack, William
Aohers, Jonathan Deets, Abraham
Fines, Elijah Myers, Wilson T. Harris,
Thompson Shultz, John j. Ogden, Viii
siam Smith, sr, Henry H. Duncan, Dun
can Ellis, Thomss R. Reid.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22
AGRICULTURAL, DOMEsrlO. ETC.
Drillins wheat.

Farmers generally disliks to change
from the old methods Of oultnfs to which
they have been accustomed for years, and
too often continue to practice them to
their manifest injury. If proof Of this
assertion 10 needed, il 10 found 10 the
persistence with which many Of them sd.
here TO . system Of broadcast sowing
wheat when 20 much evidence 10 st hand
% 10 the superiority Of drilling II. Ex.
perispcs in this country and England in
recent years has demonstrated satisiac-
torily that grain put in with drill gives
much better return than that which 10
sown broadcast. The Practical Farmer
on this point, ssys:
Nothing in agricultural practice, nows.
days, may be better established than this,
% every one knows who has tried IL; and
the report lxst season to the Department
at Washington, from sections Of the coun.
try, showed tho grain iu bushels per acre
10 be 10 some sections 20 and 26 per cent.
with drilled wheat.
Il 10 found to be much less liable to be
thrown out by frost or winter killed, and
free setion Of the atmosphere through
the drills 10 the 6sld, the uniform der
At which il 10 covered cagsic;I, :. :. % ,..
'o's ''. ts.S =: less seeds being required for
sowing, are all advantages which belong
10 drilling, connected also with securing
. better taking Of the grass iced.
Drills, as with other machinery, have
been greatly improved the lass few years,
and are now constructed not only to SOW
wheat, oats, rye, 30, 10 given quantities,
but also TO SOW It with grass seeds and
fertilisers IN rows, with grain 30 that
the soil, being previously we'll prepared,
the whole 10 finished at one operation,
and the ground left 10 nice, smooth con.
dition. The ridges left by all drills are
lsveled down by the frosts Of winter, Civ.
ing additional protection to the tender
roots Of the grain and grass.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

hrs. Demorsst, speaking Of the sxpen-
sivs mourning costumes, writes; n be.
lisvs the French never wear eraps at oil,
and 1 cannot eco how any one living or
dead 10 the worse for IT, In bot weather
70 eosdsa6 noususrs 70 the uss Of hssvy
black cloth 10 . mild form Of iasauity,
and should In common charity 30
abolished"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

THE WooD PILE The time is past 10
The Wss, and South when il made no
difference how much wood . family
bsssed. Even in regions where wood 10
sbuudaat, the expense Of getting il is
. large item Of family cost, and people
ars learning to make their wood pile last
- losg - possible. There 10 no agent
shat aids this economy Of fuel 90 much
- . Charter Oak Stove. Try il.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22
voa SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC ,cHoo,s

voR SUPERINTENDENT OF PuRLlc SCHOOLS.
We are authorised to announce WIN. s. PEN
N1NGTON Is an Independent candidate for su-
perintendeut Of Commmou Schools for this
county, at the ensuing election.
We are authorised to announce H. B. UPHAM
. candidate for Superintendent of Common
Schools, subject to the nomination Of the Rsdi.
cal County Convention.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

GOLD CAKE.-One cup sugar, one half
cup butter, yolks Of four eggs, one half
cup Of sweet milk, with ono half teaspoon
soda, one and ons-half cups -four, one
teaspoon cream tartar. These cakes are
good, aud whom both are made are nice
for cake baskets, putting both in one
basket,
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

Syracuse lsdiss who belong to the Sor.
osis are sooused Of keeping their infants
on steady diet Of psrsgorio until /. b.
comes mopotonous, and then the little
ehs'ubs' spirit Aiss sway into the hsEs-
altar.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

silvia CAKE. Half cup butter, ono
and one.half cup Of white sugar, ons.hslf
cup sweet milk, with one half teaspoon.
fal soda, the whites Of Eve eggs beaten 10
. froth, one large cup aour. With one tea.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

A SIMPLE REMEDY FOB NEURALGIA.
Take two large tablespoonfuls of 90.
iogue and two teaspoonfuls Of Zoe salt,
mix them together in . small bottle |;
every time you have acute affection Of
facial nerves, or neuralgia, simply breathe
fumes 10 your nose from the bottle, and
you will be Immediately relieved.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22
FOR sHEKlpF.

We .re authorised to announce THOS. r
REID, Of Hurricane township, a candidate fol
the ofhce of sheriff at the ensuing fall election.
We are authorised to announce DAVID FORE
MAN an independent candidate for Sheriff on tn,
Liberal Radical ticket, the ensuing fall election
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

A correspondent Of the Scientific
American, writing from Columbia, 8. G.,
propounds the following: my Laun.
dress boils bunch Of peach leaves with
her clothes, to whiten thom. 10 Il On
idsa, OF 10 there any ehemisal action pro.
ducsd3 7 The clothes are certainly very
white when they come from her hands. y"
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

The hog okelers 10 prevalent to some
extent IL this county. Any efour friends
Who ksew On effective aud tired remedy
will confer favor BY farsishins % With
Il far publiossion.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22
'Riii 'Regis,ratiiouI,' I,''jl Noiice.s

I, JOSEPH CRAIG, haviWs bspa lawfs1ly -
4, pointed Superintendent Of Reeistratioa
within aud for the Eleventh Senatorial district q
the State OF Missouri, do hereby give NOTES to
is'ration appointed BY me to make registers u
the qualified voters In the ssvsvai election dis
tricts Of tho county OF Lincoln, win bs in session
for the purpose Of resisesng all pssssps entitled
tn regsifattUn voters IN their respective eloe-
aos d..rio.' Of said county, fro. 'ight o.clcet
gust, A. d. 1870, end the 80th day NJ September,
A. u. 1870, at the sscsl iscs Of voting in each
election district Of said county, % follows:
Post Oak, Clark township, August 30 and 81 and
September let and I'd.
chshtill., Monroe township, septsnbsr ID, stA
and 6th. I1.I'
New Hope, Hurricass township, sspssnbsr 7tA
9Th, 9th and i0tA.
Auburn, Union sownshir. sep.sntsr as,A. 18th
and 14th. r....
l.:,:s,l!,o; ..s ws;v'rl, township. sspss.ssr 18th,
Mil!.ood, Millvo.a township, September 10th,
Tras!on, Prairie town'Aip. ssp.s bsr ssd, ssi
and 3yth.
Toy. Bedford tow..b.p, s.peoas.. ss,h. 18th,
goth sud 3oth, 1870. NV
And do hereby also give wo,ics Ia al whom Il
may concern, that Supervision Of registratioa
for the county Of Lincoln, together with the
Board Of ReghtraHou Of said oounty, or ms
joriy Of thsm, will meet at Troy, tbs county sess
of said county, - . Board Of Review, ON the
six secular dlys next preceding the Gath day vi
October, A. D 1870, and % such Board 'of Re.
view Will pass u"ou sil The claims OF an pcrsops
Who have besa enable 10 appear before ssas board
Of registration Of their respective districts, and
upon the claims u persons who consider that In
9ustice hssbecu done ti'sm BY the Board II Reg
istration, refusing to record them % qualified
voters: also on objections made to persons whs
have been registered % votors, and for the pur-
pose Of adding to the list Of voters In each siso-
tiou district the MINES Of zach persons ~ ssil
board may consider legally entitled to reg 'stra.
tiOn, and to rtrike there rom the names OF such
persons as said board shsil consider Improperly
registered.
Given under ny hand this 9Th day Of August
1870. JOSEPH CiATG,
Sup't Reg. litA Sen. Dist. Mo.
aseiln33w4
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

We understand that Smith MoIutosh,
Who was recently disrobsd Of bis regis
ssarship, hes been appointed Supervisor
'oi Registration for this county. BY bis
vorshipful majesty, Jos. W. MoClurg.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22
Final settlement.

NOTICE hereby givsa to ell persons inter-
~ sstsd that the undsrsidnsd sdninistrator Of
the estate Of Rsndeil n. Barnes, deceased, viii
make 1inal Settlement Of bis sdmiuiStsation
Of said estate st the next Movsnhsr term Of the
Lincoln county CeuTt 70 b begua cad held IN Try
On Mnsdsy the Nth dsy Of Nevsnbss 1870.
No ~ J. B. ALLIN, ,Adui.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

II you need anything done to you'
>sssh. call on our resi@eat ns-..' ~
.---.- ! .jsntal practitioner, is prepared
70 give satisfaction. We have seen On
sstirs upper Get which he has just an
lshsd, which ws consider complete.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

TIE army worm, Of which some CON-
Plaiss hes been made this fall, 10 dissp.
psasisg, and will probably not remain
lesg saosgh to do harm to the newly
0lante1 wheat.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

.,AW.Jaues 6aAdlsr 10 probably the
sness velssiaoas fsnsnins writer Of
Ane''ea. 6hs has given the Catholic
Publis OF Aoeriss owe. sixty volumss Of
StUissl stesiss and itrssslstioss from the
Ussssh.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

LOCAL AND COUNTY.

Our tova oncsrs have done good work
- ssr streets, which ~ hope they will
Vostinus.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22
FOR TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE.

FOR TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE
We sre authorised to announce CANCYRA
WATTS % candidate for Constable of Hurri.
cane township, in this county, at the ensuing
elestion.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
We are authorised to announce J. D. ALLEN
- an Independent candidate for Representative
OF this county, at tho ensuing election.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

Dr. J. @. Goodrich, Dentist, 10 10 town,
~sd will ramais few days. Once over
Cruup 1 Wings Store.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOB PROBATE JUDGE.

We are authorised to announce CHAS. U.
PORTER candidate for Probate Judge, sub
jeot to the nomination Of the Democratic County
ConY Yanti0n.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22
HOR CIRCUIT CLERK

HOR CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorised to announce FRANK l..
WILSON asa candidate for the Circuit Clerk.
ship Of this county, At the ensuing November
election.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-09-22

roR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
We are authorised to announce G. B. CHILDs
conservative Republican candidate for III,
ofhce Of County Assessor, at the ensuing Novem
Der election.
The New York herald., 1870-01-14

the distinction they gained during the American
war, spent their Christmas In London, their way
home AFTER q Continents. tour. Unlike his COM
panion, General Nathaniel Banks Is . politician Of
note IN America General Banks has we under
stand, had an interview within the past few days
with the EarLO Clarendon.
on 'ye manners andcustomesn Of the England Of
the period on .Boxtng DAy," and, in doing so,
translates 1t Jour p0t0ns. or "Fisticu1s Day.
The terrible catastrophe o. the Bristol theatre was
made more fatal in Its consequences through there
being q decvity down from the road to the pit and
gallery entrances
the Duke OF Edinburg spent his Christmas in
India
Liverpool journal romarks:-"with the present
enormous rates and taxes which, from the necessity
OF things must continue for many years, the public
viii learn with some CONSERVATION that tney are
threatened with new impOst. This time the dan
ger comes from the county magistrates, and lunatcs
are the objects OF their benincence."
An lnexplicablo case OF attempted murder Is ro-
ported from London. father shooting his son with
out any apparent object The deed seems 70 have
been the result OF o sudden and irresistible impulse
the perpetrator himsen being unable to give an ex-
PLANTATION OF his conduct
The loss book At Ll0yd's, Liverpool, Dec. 20. an.
n0unceo thirty-one wrecks and losses.
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
YORK FRIDAY H. lS7O.-TRIPLE SHEET

wardens shall be allowed for zach aud every survey
hold board OF any vessel, on matches, three dol
lars st0waXe OF cargo. or damaged goo0s or ~ any
street. or on the wharf, within the limits OF
the port or New York; on goods Said to pe damaged,
tho sum Of dollars and for each ana every GER
tiilcate given In consequence lnereo .o s.n ~ sWo
saiis spars rigging OF any vessel damaged on ar
irving at said port in Distress the sum OF ten DOL
lars and for each and every certincate given in con-
sequence thereof the sum OF five dollars ana Tor
each valuation or measurement or any vessel the
sum OF fifteen dollars Provided, however, tnat II an
examination or survey shall be inaue on poaIu ol
vessel under quarantine, the lee snail DC MY per
centum in excess OF the sum above speclneu lor
such examination or survey, and the compensation
and etnoluments OF said Onlce shall De divided
the board under this act. Any auclloneer neglect
ing or refusing to perform any duty enJolned upon
HIM by this act shall, Tor eacn such noglect OF re-
fusal forfeit and pay to the said board Of wardcas
The SUM OF $500, 10 be sued for and recovered III
their name OF o1lce.
SEC. o. II shall be unlawful Tor any person or per-
sons, except the port wardens duly appointed under
this act, to assume to act as port wardens, or 10
undertake the performance OF any OF the uutes
prescribed IN tnis act or pertaining to the
said Office OF port warden; aud 1t siian
be unlawful for any person or persons 10 EN-
ploy any other that the wardens appointed pur-
suant TO this &C. for performance OF such duties;
and II shall also he unlawful for any person other
than said wardens TO certificates OF surveys on
vessels vessels materials or goods damaged. And
any person or persons violating the prOyislOns OF
this act shall be deemed guilty or inlsdencanor,
and upon convection shall be punished by Imprison-
ment not exceeding six months or by tne not less
than $500 or more than ~ 900, and lie shall also for
felt and pay 10 The ~afdens penalty or $3.50 Tor
each offence committed, and the said board OF
for and recover in any court having cognIz8nce
thereof their legal fees or tho penalty imposed by
this act Tor any violation OF the laws appertalDIng
to the duties or the port wardens OF the port OF
New York.
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
WALES.
The Welsh "Fastiag Girl''-Her History and
It's C0nclusion.

The Welsh "Fnsting Girl'-Hcr History and
Its Couclusiea.
LONDON, Dec. "a, $780,
rhs readers Of tho HERALD have, no DOUBT
read something OF the story OF the fasting
girl in Wales who died . few days ago.
The girl became . not0rtety some months ago
and was laid out in bed. decorated with howers and
shown BY her parents 70 the curious and the credi-
lous At much head. The speculation proved
profitable and the poor little VICTIM who was eleven
years old. forced to keep ap the deception and
to live on just such scanty nourshment could be
conveyed to her secretly and escape the vigilance or
watchers.
The case gained such newspaper fame that par
Gel OF NJ DIS, which might In their stand Tor
magnificent donkeys determined TO .investigate' It,
Some OF the authorities of Guys Hospital mere en-
tered into the plan and dcGaiied party OF expert.
enced hospital nurses to keep constant watch upon
drink should be given to ner. Their work was well
done-so well, that whom actually deprived OF
horrors OF starvation. Still the doctors consulted,
the nurses watched; the father, who hoped to keep
up the profitable deception, refused 20 give
these scientific mules and covetOus wretches died
raving mad and In the most terrible agones A
cOroner's inquest has been held the remains, and
the result ID thus given:-
The summing up reminded the jury that the In
au divided itself into two branches and they decide
the evidence OF the sister to the passing OF
he remarked that tho evidence t the other three
sgreed said his mind proof that the child had
had food drink while the found in the body
undoubtedly tho result OF food Then, agAn the ev
dence Of tho unconbradoted and they all
asreed that the child not given food in their
presence, offered any Whether the child lent her.
self to the deception not no could not say who
ther she hoped TO live tho fortnight but certain
that she had fed the the
wachns that evidenced By the state OF the body,
fat evidently food. aud they might rely
could display fA Of that kind unless he
oaten food
After conference Jury found that the
deceased had died from the want Of food
ths they unanimous On the
fifteen found that the father had neglected
parental duty, guilty Of granddaughter
IL to be regretted tnat the verdict was not one
or wllfu murder, and that Is did not cover In its
scope the doctors and nurses who we're accessories
to the brutal sacrifice.
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
ROME.

Tho Pope's Theory Of n Standing Army.
The 0nlcers or the Potlncal army expressed their
fidelity and devotion to his Holiness In person on
Monday. December 2-. The same day is annually
ooaobrated In Rome with fgtes, at which the Pope
expeosed to attend.
In reply to addresss the Pope declared his
belief that the Ecumenicai Council would be the
means OF dnspauDg darkness ana OF giving to the
universe peace and prosperity. His Holiness took
especial care "to refuto the argument OF those who
maintain that he should have no army because The
Saviour OF the world had none.n
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
RUSSIA.
The Diplomatic Corps Abrond.

The following changes have been made In the
diplomatic representation OF Russia abroad:--
Tho Russian Minister at Brussels, Prince Orlon
appointed Minister al Vienna, ANA replaced at the
Belgian court by Count BIuuotf at present Russian
representative as the Court OF oaxOny. The latter
post u filled by Councillor Won kotZebue. hitherto
acting AZ Russian Charge d'Affaires at Carlsruhe.
N. sabourOn, Councillor OF the Embassy In London.
goes TO the Baden capital and Baron Won UXku
GytAenb0nd, Councillor OF Legation at Vienna. ap
pointed Russian Minister At florence
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
The Emperor Of France in His Solitary
Power and Loneliness.
British Commerce and the Balance
Of Trade.
Secretary Boutwell's Report on the
frankfort D0urse.
ShipwreCk ON the Good
win Sands.

rhe steamship Idaho, OF the Williams Onion line
Captain Cutting, nom Liverpool on the 10Th and
Queenstown the sotn OF December arrived ~ this
port yesterday forenoon delivering our European
dlss dated 70 hsr day Of sailing from England.
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
FRANCE.
,>~~>~,>~~>~~~o~~~~-~

Tssupnann's Trial-Christmas at Court.
Sixy.tnres persons have BEEN .subp9naed for ex-
animation In the trial OF Traupmann. An immense
crowd collected to the accused pass into court
on the 2sta ultimo
description OF the Christmas festivities In Paris
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
A wo~an,s Rights Question.

A London Journal reports:--s'A swoman's rights
question has been decided At Paris against the lady,
In suit between husband and wife, for q sum OF
upwards N 10000. NJ. Gueymard, the emiuent
singer at tho Paris Opera, married In 1855 Mile.
Pauline LAuters, who, az Nine. Gueymard, has long
bean known a. priD,a donna. They lived happily
together till 1868, when judicial separation was de-
crDod, IN consequence OF which Nine. Guey ymard has
earnings. Bur during the ten years OF cOhabitation
II. Guoymaxd received from tho manager OF the
Opera house no less a sum than 500, ,O00f for the
salary OF hts wife. As they married under the
r6Otye0 OF community OF goods IL s beyond dis
pute that according 10 article $50 OF che Code Ma
p0oOn, the husband, on the general ground Of his
liability for Che expenses OF the household that il
the expressed theory OF the codeA was entitled 10
tho uSufru* (the French word Is .tiu,tsl OF all
the common property. NJ Tcmplier, counsel
Tor Madame 0ueymard, contended that the salary
OF q singer ought not to be considered as
exclusive income. seeing that II was the reward OF
special talent, which IN the nature OF things could
not endure for very long time. In equity therefore,
part OF these large but essentially temporary earn
lRga should be considered capital, and ne asked
that n. Gueymard should be decreod TO refund 10 his
vile half the amount, or 263, 900 francs.
Tho Court however, held the wifes earnings no
matter how large or how special, were but 'usn-
ruCr Within the meaning OF the cede and dismissed
Madame Gueymard's suit IN that respect. IL, now
ever confirmed her the exclusive possession OF her
piano. as an instrument necessary to The exercise o,
her profession and OF her jewels, which 1t also held
were necessary for an actresa."
The New York herald., 1870-01-14

Bonat0rS ana deputies LETT the capital. Political
events came 60 q halt. but the Emperor n0twith
Standing. went through the court ceremonies Of the
season.
A Paris writer speaking OF Christmas ut the Tuil-
cries sayB:-"H0w many OF the constant COM
pAnlona OF the sovereign have been removed either
by death or circumstances The old court friends no
longer every morning drop INTO the Emperors
WORKING cabinet. Here IN past times was the busy
M0Cquar0, haBoverely grave Walewskt Here was NJ.
FOuld, demonstrating the necessity OF economy and
STRENGTHENING his Majesty In his free trade policy;
Porxa9ny, enthusiastic about the success OF the En-
puSs nnsMt, consuming now nc anouia meet CERTAIN
morcia schemes to PROFOUND; Mel, good politician
- well - soldier; Drouyn de Lhuys, with his wide
oxpertence OF diplomacy; Feury, constantly by the
aide OF his Majesty, ana Prince Napoleon, who was,
howovoI, never systematic in his attendance. The
cOnv0rAaf3on OF all these friends and counseors
now m1ssed by the Emperor"
The New York herald., 1870-01-14

Man MaREIEs HIS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES days
ago the community IN the vicinity Of Carter's
Station was considerably exercised over the an
nouncenlent that = Ma. Lyon, who lived In tho
ncighborhood, mad married his mother. II seems
thai Lyons father had been twice married, and
the children by the first wife continued TO live IN the
family after the second marriage; Lyon, the fathe
died, leaving his second wife widow, and Lyon
tho son. married his fathers widow. The clerk
issued the license without knowledge OF The facts,
and the minister requested 10 s0leinnize the mar
riage declined; magistrate likewise refused, aud
the pair crossed over 70 stony Creek, where they
were unknown. aud were married bristol tFc)
NgyrS.