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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-20
Che .farm and Garden.

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iaVorlte subject, and from report IN the
| Practical Farmer we make the foilowin.
extracts -
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a>Pl!"'loi. ""S ~ I""l"S Hl'iis'H lo'
mead @ar'efler-iihd at 'hc age ol ~ 1t
hi'd 80 lar succttut'' d /" Sivt from h!'
hNc years I'ltiiuI service 80, an" Cd
''',i " PFono[lon .,, |" tI'"' post
rom HIS NH "''' ''''''''-'iliei,' ilt "c
4u'rG' rtPu'"'lo'l ana creil'' anu AI'er
wards went mo BUSINESS l"r hiih>ti!-
mas made elon-h money WIinIh Il le"
years to pay S""'Oo" rash Tor farm
TO pay c"Nn 10 Stock it-"i'h money lei
to i've upon,
farIhiiI2' IKE all o'Ner business re-
4ulFeH 'hou@i'' energy 'Hd ac ION In.
management oil twenty years ago l. OF"
"I u'''' no" no man Gun Noce'''' ui'l' =
ne keeps up VITA 'ne 'i'h'H' "N''lis INN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-20

EAKrn-CLosErs.-The subject oi saw
ing tcrtiiizing material Is one that should
be always kept in mind 10y every person.
who has tu acre OF land to make better,
or, not having land, is sensible OF the
great agricultural need OF this generation.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-20
.UJ'S. -Nc FdITUHH RjcAuItySOu :
Storm.

.Ur$. -N"F0rE0nd RicAUI'HSO"
Story.
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At,'r went back to Massachusetts,
vr1h.y burt by .ih" scandal wtir;. hal
n'cn ''''-'d 10y ,he Gl'Nt) -A""t."@ "i Mn
~ '''1r ION !" ''' "p'" .'f'''. l Wr.r 10
MI hI,""r!- "a i''i..- "'m .h'. :,"rri
-''H t''H' III. "-h. 9i' 'rd me '''Nir'''--
''E-'iih ~ - III. !"'h' o' romantic
generosity "e HAD 'ii''"d me i"~ love.
III i""i th' events h'd prove ina ~"r:
'n .''r "n "'- par; 'at' .niH- @:'""
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-20
0. s. tuTTING.

H,Ifs.. a".ly byr-, DE stun.
--. ~tt.i,.,ry. Fancy Good, l'uck I
Pc. r.,ttli,s. Clocks, .I,vrlry. Sc.
.r...d.u u.y ,c Russell store. -
rEb VERMONT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-20

last, the terrible life ,hat was killing her
and asked their counsel; that the letter
to one OF them in which she did this, Is
still in existence to be seen by any
one who has the right to inquire into the
matter, and that it bears on its face such
evidence of truth and candor and molcr-
alton anybody with any knowled &c OF
character cannot fail to be Impressed
with its Judicial eXactncSs.
Fourth. That all this was before |
had anything but the most formal ac-
quintancc with her.
Fifth. That finally, late in February
last, in one of his frenzied Tits, while |
chanccd 10 be rooming III the slmc house
with them. heard enough OF his violence
to give me the gravcSt appreheuSiOus OF
tragedy.
Sixth. That she then separated from
hiIn: sent for her father. and in his pres
cnrc and that of other friends. had an
interview with him bc9an 10 recount
what she had undergone; that he would
not hear her 90 into the details which he
,nil i;,n j.; ,In ra,,.' ~ ,,L., ,I'' 'n' ,,.,,, ~
i .'', . " nd,,.I ~ ,'.l,
w. I; M ,i '''' ,; -;'o'' WV; '.''''', I, ''
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seventh. That in snite OF oI hi. a...y-
,ra;i.ps rhot her .tnrx ,v,. t,t.n onl,. .,
few vr.ls L.,.,r. ,i.;. L,J .an,r,., J..
had himself pr,p,..i that thew .L,uIJ
.anor,ta thar hn ,y;.br.I +, 90, o,,,I ta,l'
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[. 4aRR,NGTou SONS & CO..

$50 -!' ROOMS.
80 ..r. and i.t.;cru st. JOhnsbury,
r lag ts-ortmru. of lIA>"-, CABINET
N' Co.. and i~sTHJ cIIuN Box, and
lid - 'MJ-I,AL LILECHASpI-Eaud Fi,E
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--.'. q . ESQ. W. CAHOON,
rt,. IDIIr-~ IL 'IN>CE:-
.5 ua i. Lyndon. VI
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-10-13
MY stock Of Groceries

Is large AMI VOL selected and iucludes enc OF
the larges. aud best stocks Of young hison. gun
powder, japanese and oolong Teas ever offered
in this market, and at lower prices.
My stock Of Hats and Caps. China Glass and
Hardware i fun and complete, and for sale at
a small advauce from cost.
Also, hickey Premium Tanning Mil for sale
very cheap.
E.F@call and examine my goods and prices
before you buy elsewhere No charge for
showing goods. l believe in tie principle 81
selling everything cheap VI. MAuONEY.
Maaitowoc, August l, 1870.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-10-13
Ready Made Clothing,

comprising mons overcoats. mems cashmere
and broa3cloth suits mems pants. vests and
coats, boys suits, Undertaking, &c all Of
which VII sell lower than any house north Of
Milwaukee
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-10-13
Boots and shoes.

My stock Of Boots and Shoes consists of
mems sto2a and kip boots; boys do; women's
and misses calf bail. shoes; childrcn's copper
tipped shons and 100 pairs congress CATERS at
cost-all L which are CUSTOM MADE and war
rantcd 10 give entire satisfaction.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-11-24
stQOt lt1tO Staat.


8ermiidtrs. s.-Der beut16s Sauosrstn
9io. er,telte am errigen Samfa9e re6t
ta6I1e YrGmien beiber @elbperlt tei9erun9;
smanSia Nnle9en murbsn Su ben foI9ens
ben Yrdmirn abesIebt: spet ;u 30, 5lpet
gu 81, Iinf ;u 32, iIeten gu 33, brei gu
81 unb eIns sH 36 YrUJ. Yrdmie ptr 500.
- Sup1pu u. @ileS, bon Otmpf Cor
ners, Susquetanna County, besins am
II. gtcY. Seltamcrb, inbem CT fh err
l@oB. Gr mar % Sabre alt unb bintsr-
ldBt 5rau unp 6inp.
-Greb. StB9r, Elm Singer Grispini6'
Upn 9awlep, g8apne Co., mar lrbts 9GUas
bier, um elnen Nrbeiter auButrsiten. @r
fanb I6lieBlitb In Spbe 0nrf riuen gewtis
fen Yeter g8elH, benz er cine YrGmir pom
$12 Ssrlpra6, wsnn CT NIT mad 6awlfp
9e9tn unb fiir ibn arbeiten wplle; So bd'
Upn Gcllten I'm SGraus unp Der 9tel foe
aletG tesablt perpen, nahbem gBelh iein
6anbperfsjrug aus Der gBerffltte pCn
gBilltamS u. Gpans gebplt bate; sBeld
Ihlu9 elm, trbielt So unp 9ina In bic
Bertaatte, wd9renb StSbr guben mar
tste. Gr bate permutblid ieBt nod auf
Nel6 ~ rparten, wenn tbm nidt fhlieb.
lid elm 2iht aufse8ansen mare, mas CUR
5OIss bate, bab gBeld perbaftst unp Dor
aIo. Scnes eebraht tpurbe. Dort Bdblts
er bic S5 ,uriif, wdtrenb St6br bic So
fen am 8etn bate. ..l
Der 9Olisei6sf u. 6. 5arbsr berit.
tet, bag In ben nit bem 8. Nup. snbenben
,pei MCnaten 81 8er9aftungsn Dcrses
npmmen purben. DaSpn entfamen aus
bem @efdnsntb q; mtttsllCS rntlnFen
ipurben 81; aefraft so. Bon ben 8tr-
taftsten waren l3 ameritaner, 81 SRI.
f6e, 13 Dstf6s, Sttottr. Die Strafen
beltefsn fd aui 1868; basOn Htbrn In
ben ShuIfonb s100, alptrmanneebabren
$50, YOlt,stsebibrsn s31; gilan, fir
bic Staotfane s82.
= Ginbrs6er fuhteu I'm Qaule Der leBs
ten gBphe bic @eladftSlptaIs BON @str.
5unt DUpb unp Gsbr. eecnarb betm
unp eisneten lfH perl@iebene Nrtttel an.
Gtlb fanben fIe nt&t.
Sanee fsI am Jreitas unb Samaas,
eo61 ni6t aenu9, rnb SHlItten In ben
StraBsn fabren tcnuten. r.
= Der SCRANTON 9lsbertrans wirb am
II. Sanuar einen Maetenbau ab6altea
unO Der Surnssrein bat befaIclfsn, ben
fetutssn an 21. 5sbruar su seten.
- Die bttFss ySimrS" entbdIt In If.
rer Drummer pom Samfas auf Ser sDris
ten Stite cine e6itorislle gpilfel unb iuHt
ibre Qeler su iibsrseuesn, bab bic 8sbano'
lung Der frans6iilhen Gsfan9enen In
Deut1dlanb 6aarfr6nbenb fet. Gs fsble
tbnsn an ben notbwenoialttn eetensbt'
biirfnilTen unb 8iele leien bsrttts ben
5unsertpo asfortsn; and babtn fls tsins
Ssleiber u. I. 10. = Sp pieI uns bftanntl
srbaIten bic @sIanaenen sew6tnltGs Sol
baten. 8ationen unb iit es ibnen auBsreem
lreiseasllt. burA arbsit eenug jn ptrott'
men, nm lf& alls anpfrfn gfquemlthtetttT
81 SsrI6affn. Sebem tlnbefan8sntn wtrf
IS sinlsu6ten, bag Der SaB pon aniant
bic tu Gnbs etlresn III. Die msifsn aeie'
ienes 8lattes waren aber wpbl TN Stan
be, nod sr6bsrsn S&unb ~ ssreaafH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-11-24

+. = Did Wcgus, Elm etrpas nptpriI6er
Gbarafter uno in guten mitdnben les
benp, wurbe lebte Bo6e mad Der BiItess
BARRE Sail bef6rbert, neil er li6 peisefte
leine Steusrn su brSa9len unb ben Beam
ten Birerfanb leiftsts. Gr fam an Gam
flag ;uriid. ............
= Der biea9e Daily Democrat" trat
avn pcrlebtcn Ditnfaa in fstnen jpeiten
Sabrgaua Gin. Der Serausseter, s. 9.
2oams, battle fir oieGe @slegenbeit elm
Spupsr peranlfaltet, pem bic 2lrbeiter unb
auosrs 6reunte beiwpDutsn. Der yDe.
mpera" tlt Gin gntes Blatt unb s. o.
AbamS ptelleiht Der ein;iee 8ebafteur,
Der 9sofrmann un9eiamtnFt bic Babrs
belt fagt. f
- Dantiagunesta9 bsute.
- @insm 5reiber ber YittstCnrr Strma
Ranp, 5cwell u. Sing wurben am DON.
nrrftng bret Hippen 9ebro6en, inpem cine
qcFompttpr nabe Sem scranton 6auS pa-
bier BEN 8erpa9en traf bemolirte, ben
Sreiter abwarf unit, pie 9emelpet, psrs
lebte.
BaT OritCfatbejtelI miiiien BON
irBt ab bel Der Nsliffsrun9 fp9lei6 be3ablt
werpen. Die perebrtfn &unpsn linb 9sbe,
ten, iih sefdlli9it barnnd ;n riaten.
- Sn gsntrspilIs, qaneaaer County,
9a., Rfbt cine 6srrnbuter Rtrhe, bIs I'm
Sabre 1755 erbaut wurbe. Das geb6ube
1T Gin SlCdbaus unO nod In 9utsm 3us
ltanpe. .f...... ........ .-....
= Sn Der Sibung bes Seltet Gpuns
ellis am Saml1e Nbenb, twurOe elm Be-
ldlu6, Der Die gBispererwasuns Der YOlis
seifra9e gum 3wsdc bate, niebtrsef fimmt.
&c lAstnt nidt, pab Der Stabtratb aus
pronun8slisbenben eeuten befehe.
- Gin trrHnniser Mann fdlu9 am
Wontag Ateuo etne Der erpBsn 9las'
lneiben in 5ollanps Stere an 4adds
panna apenue elm, pcfir tr In Die ecdup
panptrn muBte. CT bseina (Gon mebr'
mals dbnlthe Strei6e, ba aber gliemanb
etaen i0u flagbar purbr, 70 mubte man
ion Iiets entlaiTen. Die Stabt 9uippbl als
aud bic armenbeb6rOen rueisern ld. fiir
i6n au Ipr9en. Die SGetbs tcifete $40.
- Die Delaware 8iper telegraph 60.
6at BEN YreIs fir Dspei6en mad p9Snir'
ptlle, YottstOpn, 8eabin9, Dcttsptae unp
9etanpn berabseisbt.
- Or. 8cberts, ber,eit DUllmstllsr In
9rpplpencs unS etn @ittslieb oes SeleeI
Council, fcu wdtrenb Der Sibrn9 beG
lsbteren &Srpers ant Samlfas Nbsno er'
| TART baben, ba6 Der 9Oli,eidef u. 9,
Harter BON etnsn, @eTanseneu $40 erhal'
ten uup penIeIttn auf eisenr SerantwCrt'
It6feit fretgslafTen babe. nnglidli6tr'
psiGe fir bas alte gBeib aber fne 3eu9tr
bier, bic ttmtilen f6nnen, bab 60 tn Die
fem Sale Iii9t. T
/ = Die Qadapanna Gtfen II. 6. 60
Sat i6re artetter am Wlputa9 ben Il
| Ncp. fir bic 1ipnats September uni
Sftpter besattt. sH #H ~ a
- Die G. 9. II. &C. 60. tat BITE itdeti
Gdbeu 8tbSrben erlndt, bic 2cdap Sn rdn
men; btes pirp boiftatIiH Da9in fil9ren
Sas Scranton elm neues nnp geraumigsi
@tfdnsnib baut.
= Sc9n Raelaren pia tcmmenbe
grabtatr Elm bretl1Sdlsss 9adRetutcts
aeaeniiber benz G. u. Snsq. Depot eabie
bauen.
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(Ginaelanbt.l
gBHtestarre, 16. glos. 1870.

..... <oHtpVhtttI ASs 0Vps AofOs
9Bir, bic llnterjeiGneien (bramatifhe
Section bes gBilfesbarre Turnperetns)
fiibIsn uns eeerunsen, bem beutf4en 0n-
blifum Serantcns, insbeGpnbere BEN bors
tigsn 2urnperein fur bic iiberaus freunbs
liAe aufna9me unb unterfibung, bic Te
uns BEL Der am IA. bieles tn Scrantcn
peranffnIteten Dramatt1Hen Quffibruna
unb 6rausGen 5u Gteil Uerben lieBen,
unfsren ttsfssfibItelirn Danf biermlt barr
Subrinsen. Netmen Gle bic 8srf&eruna
sntas9tn, tab unlere @rpartunaen In lee
ber Sesifbuns iltertrrfen lfnb unb toffen
mir unp piinf6tn, bae bteiss freunbf&aft-
lite briiesrIi&e Ginpernetmen ewtg 6e~
lfsbsn m6ge.
Die psrsbrten Grsunbe taben uns iiber-
Ssu9t, bab bas 8freinsleben In Serautcn
belIfr bffellt lit pie BET uns, bafj burtb
GtntraAt unb gerRdnbntb SG5nee unb
@tbtestnes selsifet perben fann.
Iltt @rub unb 5anbl&laa
a 41e a 8rib 8ente,
qa 5srmann 5drins,
s. 8. Sisgfrteb,
War @afrte,
8. geder.
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philadelphia, IL. 9cp. Sn benz Grt.
minaIprcsslis ssssn 6anIon rpestn GrmUr.
pun8 Der tlsinen Marte Wutrmann bot
bte 9urp beats @crssn ben BatrIpru6
nlAuIpt9 ets MCrOss I'm trIlen @roben
ab9sgebtn. $50 $50;
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SSir ftrcben ma6 0efaaem!
OWENS Atelier,
Cfriber 9rpipue0a)
,.WS0rbfe SStDce,"

224 cad 10 q II il.a S49cnue,
Srrantpn, ga.
ga i'd fiirslid baS pbptpgrapbidlf Ntrlirr BON
3. q. Srppuell fGuiIidb erltanten babe unb baS
Gjel1Gft Ielpn cine 9teibe Dpn Sabren nit Gr,
fcla fiibrte, 70 bin itb int Stnntr, Silber ieber
gIrt nnSuferti9en pte
0iiitcusSartcn, TcrrptppeS,
SDorOtDpcS, SEmbrotDpes,
Starcpfeppe, Sdifer= Sarten.
SsIpnbsre aufmGrflamfeit Drrfpcntr i'd auf bic
prr,rllan Silber, peGds in GROCER Sd6nbrit ans
9efrrttgt unb an alarbrit itnb 9ratt Don feinem
anbersn iibertrcfen tpsrben.
0cmmt uub befe9t bic pruben.
llnIere Startrn, 9iIbrr iinb in elmer gBeiIe aus
grfiibrt, fpelhe in hielrm Sbcile be5 Stdatss
nidbt rrrridt wtrb. SriIlan; unb 8larbeit
fennNidnen Iie ale als erite 1lalIe Nrbett. Gin
Selu6 iiber;eu8t 5ceermnnu.
Gin gstreurS 9ftb garantirt.
ainbrrn jrbsn Ilters ipirb trlcnbere aufmerf-
IamFrit 9epibmrt, bod pGltsn beren SiIber 3pi-
lden 10 unb 2 llbr eenummen perbcu. .
9bptp8rapbten,
Spm aIsinltsn bis Sur eebenssrSee, eolorirt nit
Sel, palel, QBaIer pbsr SnSien.8 .8arbe, Spn 9s-
ben tber BON alien Silbfrn cppirt.
gItts ptattrn werben aufoebpben unb fGnnsn
tapOn ieberscit abSuge gsrnadt tperben. NuftrG9e
per pel psresn piiuftlib sffeftuirt. esa-p Das
gepiinldte Bib nluB genai brihrieben perben
2Iae pbptpsrapbil9e Stlber tperben 9esen &C.
rtnge 8oifen ecIprirt.
RG@ Damsn iplItrn feline blaBrotbe, blaue
rber purpurne aleber traern, ba ls lih bell nbs
retmen. Sm Gmpfang- uRb &nsiaiSsinmer III
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The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06
Col. r. G. HUT.

To our satisfaction, and no doub: to
the satisfaction ol the Democracy Of this
county, and all men who wish to be ably
aud fairly represented IN the next Cen
eral Assembly Of the State, the above
named gentleman has consented TO be q
candidate for representative, subject to
the nomination of the County Conven
.ion. No man in the county would rep
resent US with more dignity, ability ald
fidelity; and there is not man in the
county who stands higher in the est.ma-
ton Of the people than Col. HUT.
There can be but little doubt Of his nom,
nation. and his nomination vii! most
assuredly secure his election. We SIN
cerely w;sn his success, for we know him
to be one of the most substantial, and
inter'Sent gentlemen Of our county.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06
The SherjGalty.

The Office most sought after in this
county the present year, is that Of Sher.
iffaity. Among the Democratic contest
ants for the Office a,e Il Wing of Clark
township, Wm. Goose and Levi Garrett
of Beford, DR.. j. W. Welch and Thos.
X. Reid Of Hurricane township. These
are the men Of the Democratic party
who are most prominent in the race, aud
all except Mr.. Reid are subject to the &C.
ton Of tho Convention. They are ali
good men, and If any Of them bear 10.
cal prejudice TO any extent, we are moi
aware Of the fact. One other gentleman
who, politically, is like the Irishman'l
flea, and who we do not hold to be /,
true Democrat, also talks OF placing hi
claims before the Convention. We NEAR
Capt. Richard Wommack, of Millwool
township. We say he IS not q true Dem
ocrat because he favors disfranchisemen
indirectly, if not directly, having re-
marked to one candidate that slim reg
istraton "is best for you and me-; ant
to more than one that be would no
place his name before convention iii
which rebels and disfranchised men wer,
to be represented" Very we'll, the Con
vention to be held next Monday does rep
resent the disfranchised as we'll as al
others, tho basis of representation be.
ing wisely established on the who'll
number Of males over twenty one year
Of age in the county and il Capt
Wommack should 60 back on his asser.
ton and place his name before the Con
vention, let that body 60 back on hin
aud refuse to cast single vote in his fa
vor.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06

With republican ncirles, oppressive to
the taxpayers and promotive only Of
private and individual interests, and
should be abatel.
Resoipcd, That the collection Of the in.
tcrnal revenue should be entrusted to the
Stute and county officials, thus relieving
the country Of a mighty army of public
leecbcs, inspectors, collectors, detectives,
inIormers and spies, aud reducing the
cost Of such work, while performing it
more speedily and effectively.
Rcsoiued, That as the Democracy will
present, this year, no State ticket for the
suffrugcs Of the people, the motto Of De.
mocracy should bo {: Justice to all op
posing parties political affiliation with
none.
Resolved, That q State Constitutio. .,al
Convention should be called by the Leg
islature at its approaching a session, in
order that an organic law, worthy Of free.
men and great commonwealth, may be
adopted to take the place Of the present
one, 6t only for the purpose of sustain
ing wicked, corrupt aud malignant party
ism.
Resolred, That till accomplished, en-
franc chisement should be, us it has Teen
the grand aim of our influence, energy
and talent. Except for conviction on
crime, every disfranchised person of the
age Of twenty one years, with proper
time Of residence in the State, should be
allowed to vote.
Rcsoired That we have no party affil-
iations to offer to either wing Of the Rad
ical party; and Democrats at their OWE
discretion may select from the material
before them ror State officers. But We
would condemn as impolitic, inexpedicn'
and hcretical for Democrats to vote for Q
candidate of either wing Of the Radical
party when there is regular nominee o
our party, or sound. true and qualified
Democrat running for the same Office
That while liberal registration is a SOUND
grateful to our ears, yet let no Democrat
bargain away his vote to accomplish even
SO desirable result.
Resoivel, That Congressional Com
mittec be appointed, to cosist Of one frou
each county Of the District.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06

Bulwer says that property is only an
idea, nine cases ont Of ten. Some men
with 10000 year suffer more for want
of money than others with $500. The
reason is, the richer man has artificial
wants. His income is $4,000 aud he
suffers enough to kin sensitive man,
A man who who earns dollar day and
does not run in debt is the happier Of the
two. Very few people who have been
rich will believe this, but it is true,
There are thousands and thousands with
princely incomes who never know q mo-
ment Of peace, because they live above
their means There is really more hap.
piness among the working people than
among those who ore called rich.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06

Democrats, remember the Convention
to be held next Monday, and in your
township meetings on Saturday appoint
faithful delegates. Select men who dom
wear rings in their noses; men who have
clear heads and will work for the gooi
Of the whole county, and who ignor,
sectional prejudices.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06

We stated in our notices Of candidates
last week, that Mr.. Pennington, candidate
for county superintendent of common
schools, was Radical. In this we were
mistaken; he is a Democrat, and hal
acted with the party since the war, so w
have been informed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06

The Kansas City Bulletin, MeClurg
organ, advises the colorsd folks to sup.
port the suffrage amendments. The
Governor gives bis organs great latitude
in this contest, aud takes . good deal
himself. STRATEGY my boy."-Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06

Strasturgh has, after gallant and pat
riotic defence, surrendered to the Prus
SLAMS. Seventeen thousand soldiers wer,
made prisoners.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06

The Boone county Journal predicts the
largest Democratic vote in the Ninth dis.
trict that has been pellsd since the war.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06

Remember the township meetings next
Saturday.
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06
OUR OPPORTUNITY.

The question is, whether the Democrats
owe anything to themselves, whether the
most solemn and sacred duty to them
selves docs not require them to seize the
The Lincoln County herald., 1870-10-06

But, gentlemen, we need not philoso-
ph,se as to what q government must be
We have lived under il, and know what
it is. We know its history TO be one oi
outrageous wrongs and hideous corrup-
tions. II may be deemed invidious al
| this time to refer to this history bu,