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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

tZ-.l - - 49, -. 4 a., f,,tty Sustained nv the
ps,,a,,,o., ~ ,,r st,,s and by oyery lp
S.tn,i s.,s :, NJ ,r,y s,ccpt. NO, e.eeediaa
n Aa,.r -, ~ ,,,, ro,iyea which are planly n
-, ~, 49,, ,.,s..., ~ ,hor "n.eupar, NJ
49,. - 4. s.,,,n, AN he ouse.t,loo. noleylnr
M r.I.I A,,,T ,,.,sl.Sb II m. b,rt, which
~ X y ~ !. y. .t.tt ~ - dn,v IL -, sy.,v
Ie w. ,y-,s ~ I, 80 -. "a ~ snnn,,.
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49, s.tt n .y,d e,ssger,tlus, and 10 stats onty
- M ~ -. cb.Ilonssi ana nov, saaln
rb,ilcnse .nccs..fol oontr.dcton Of any statement
mi form h. Y.ef or upon ms an,.-,v ~ N tac, ~
any member Of the Republican party in our state
hitch 4 not, ar ,s not Al the Tina fully s..l.ledb,
iho ,f.s,..
The Republle,n marty 4, t,s,r,i, In ts,ie or..
,,r,r.h ,h,sh A., 4, - 800 No. hs.r m. ,.inl
80. =. h.o Al. i,.i ,,ion. ia N M. .,her
sontha,n sts,s. n m. So, ,,n,,,no. ,.rn.., ,nd
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on Ibs rol,,rs ,,raeesry n Apdrrv Johnsoo ~ mss
terri supppr, % tho article. Of impeachment aaain.s
him, ~ nsnly msintsnAnee Of southern Rspublcaps
agsins, rcsf SANDER M besry support a or s,a,s
ors.nIz,tlopa a2nnst ths ,ttaeh. a oar op,one,,.
under v,,ts,. d,,,ui.., ,iani,v A h. n.n.hll,,,.
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.ncs 4. IN so,,h .hIob "a c,hcs ,s,,,,,., ~ ~
co,,,-, ~ ,y,.ld - = -. - -
agti =. ensured h, ,bs m,or,t, ~ The Tsdiei.yy
oommi,t.o 1, ,b., dd ne. Iupyoncy moan, h ann
enco the vote. Of senator, ON he ,r,. .u..t,on b
n.v,,v 10 m. ws,hIpg,o, cI,o MIC. ,,h,,h Ih.v.
.lnoe inuuircd Int, and b,,y, 20 he f.ir. iu., npd
reasonable for p.,n,lpr uubll,binr and c,,rvi.tin
,p,.ohn. IA Thl. /. IN. .urn al nv a.,s,,, N ~
auansnG tho vote. Of sonAloru 7.H7FIf 7r1l I
Were the friends Of "fros 1rude, Or Of -pr,,eciyc
tariar ever c-osutpds tor puhl,.hine nrpumen,.
u6eechs,,r, st.tI..tes ..,, Imn,,,or 10 ~
aucnee tho votes d scnAtor,, I'd I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

iGE DBArH PnNALrTIN EuEorH. The Prns-
sian Rerchsrath has accepted the proposition
looking TO the abolition Of capital punish,
mont, excepting In cases oi malice afore-
thought and assassination. In Holland also
the lower House has paasod 4 bin abolshlng
the death penalty, while oR Saturday evening
the Bayarian Chamber by a vote az 10 10 o.,
rejected the HIN aholisliing Tho death ponelty,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

MEssRs LowDERAnLK y Co., eni0rprialng
newspaper men Of Cumberland, Nd, short
time ago commenced The aKperimsnt ~ pub
hallng dAily paper IN thatclty TheyInadc
an excellent paper, and we regret 10 sec tiat
.hey have boon compelled TO suspend pulillca-
ton In Consequence Of not being pror,osl,
supported,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

,,,,., ia s,.,,i, "a, 1,,,..,yy,i,,. A,,.
tiESrLENENi regret that duty 10 myself person.
ally, and 10 my oiclai position requires that Iouid
address myself In this manner TO those with whom
am politically associated Nj ro,sonai Tor 20 doing are
found in the D.ur.l ssi1| y fa,aa ltepeh u,is by
the honornblI eeu.'hr I'd osnnectiou| Nj, lerry.
on the l7th ID M hut 10 - that I'D DeofHl for
tho last two =. - ID BIC Nod Of ON q hlsh
patriotism, ~ nd been ln ~ hand y rnsa Who
were ohins 10 the welfare ofths nation instead Of
their own pecuniary sdyanosmcnt We might have had
different state Of thlnaa there from what EXISTS to
dayn And Alno IN ths oansln.iaa ssissa - ~ tsur
Rspublosps s9d Democratic member Of the Judi.
tbsy Cuuaulttee Of the Senate that In paying D. O.
kaznag. ne puhll.hss q The chrs-ssi bls - rend
god tnf wiptne pep,phlsts estrpos aud sYeeooa on
20 tisbuia nesoSn dd ARs nproper usOans 10 Ia
nuenco ir vote 81 Aenatars uron the Georgta qucs-
tion- .lIn. T.#H 900
We're thcse the production Of Democrats, neithcs
, y,ses no- nv mem would he raised 10 notice Ms.n
ossalna from Republican, nYureeA thtS are worthy Of
\ uuilos, o. .H.I" .IH H. HiH '
IN noticing asut the allegation % aonstor Fcrly,
thai had ooorria foe the last to Teasz been In ne
| hands d men Of hlsh patFiotlsm. v had been In
hands Of men Who we're looklns 70 the welfare Of The
nation instead o. their own peounlaJ advancement
might have had dinereat state 81 things there nun
what eIisis todAJ," would ~ thai trn my ssaiid
point FULLY concur with tho Senator In this state
mont from the tact tina, Tor the last two JearS or At
IN the hands Of rsbel DemOcratie Legislative crEan
Estion. but the remark Il evidently intended b ap
ply 10 the Republicans Of that State and 10 myself
The head q the State government. shall refor 10
few historical facts for tho purpose Of establishinE
the injustice. to the miasst form Of eSpressoa,
which Is done BY the senator 70 the Republicans q
| State aud To myself BY hia remark .9....
On tho eth dsy q Jub, 1871. convention met In Az
lan,A 70 orraniSs Republican party in state, In
Oppo''Oa tSsha, Had Of RspaAsAnl.n which claimed
-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

rpIIIs u TO GIVE NoTiOR THAT THE SUB
tg q On the personal estate Of sorHA
X hfAnKEl, late o. Washington county Aforesaid, do
ceased An persons having claims Agalnat tho said
decoased are hsruby warned 70 exhibit the uAse With
tho fpnohera thereof - the subscriber, o. baioro
the flat day 81 May NEXT they otherwise W Law DO
excluded FROM all benefit Of tho said estate, ID
my2l Wv, y. A. ArARkEY. AdhllulaLralor
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23
REDUCTION IN THE PRICE or CON Il
TO SIX CRNTs PER BUsHEI..

IkEbltIAON ~ THE EAAAth VI ApA y
TO SIX CKNTs PER BUsHRL.
CartASe EXTRA [nysGswI ca. BAILEY.
IlrANTKD.-A DRUo CLERK. INQUIRE AT W.
y Ihomps2na' corner Of fuseshh street ara
W Dr.. W. r. Ishnstoa. = hls eaiee. No 1907 Y
street between tho hoars u and g m and y and
lAl y m. -llll ~ ~ = ~
pRoPosAIs FoR STATIONERY. I'N
DErAnr,EsT eg srAls, Nay hlgo /.
psPssinsat until DO Sih d.S % June. isio' At .
fisnf forms for biadinS viii be furnished upon Gp.
hs BIDS viii bs considered aud accepted OF rejected
within ton days alter being called upou % 10 do.
fho artoles contracted for Be fnrnlshed iTuni
s s . S S dS s s a y ssi g
VI AoTssss b sallsd e. sssl1s ne , ys-5
aTR @ska. " s4d % aseo@P1nisd y bond yiih
Ss isss: n ips ssssa as SR 'i s :.
Sa. S. q one dsl a 3 Sa he h S q
Slsns such srtiSas y 6s sitisis. = nay ss awarded
xl dsss s & sssst . W. is5psss hy an o.
pei detasd isS ihe pafpa.e y a.. sse.s,ay sale
.iislsaI e.ass'o AaHai The en'East = ne opda q
sisssss must 10 irsO Of charge at ,lg DOparlhsn.
o. Atate Washington
eontFsot vii opernts x forfetuss % IN satlfe pen
ats Of the bond tho seerstsy u Btato may direct
sPidiss a. sSaiI n hsssl,sss % saprs ne dssssnsy
SsnHed By saeh allure aad sh.Efs 70 ihs sh.rsoIs
eesshry TO paT Zoe ssss srtieles
poPosal, SassSomrrnisa y .a,,i,,iss.os h2la WI
q Established niAnafAetuFe'a q % ae.leg y ies Ar
%ysi colin sesrstsi5 d state
TnIs e To GIVE E9TlCEs THAT THE sgB;
ncriDur mas Obtninost mum the Ofunalh' Oonrt OF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23
Special Notices.

rYy-THE MICKRRsHAM sTREBT-
SWEEPER will Rils TRIAL EXHIBITION
on Pennsylvanla Avenue, between Seventh and Ninth
streets, on MONDAY, nd instant, A O'Clock, D. N.
The city authorities and public renoray invited
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

UartAro extra GugaasvI BAILEY.
IlrANPKD.-A DRUG CLARK INQUIRE AT W.
" Thompsqna. corner u Fifteenth street Ard
nirANI.I.n A WHITE NYis.r NIiISE APIiIIY no
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

$4,000 TO LOAN.
ON RRAL ESTATE "
IN Tuis CRY
Apply to wM. =. HOLIDAY,
nl,ll Ilend
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

1l9AsIsy S n ESS Is. AlhI;.
~ vi @ y Ma ~ sls ~.
oshDl AND FOURTH hOhDAYs IN EAOH
the building sothucst c0rucr e. ID and Ninth rtfeets
entrance on ID street An eomradea q thls Paat arc
reguesied 10 meet A aid hall THIS EYEN1Ntl ~
O'Clock. j. .. p. BUnNSlDE,
10 Comm mi Or.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

Eso FkfR.-ihs tsdies Aid socia' NJ ne Houht
Vernon Place n, Church south corner o. Nh Nepd
ths 1asefssT q ~ ehetsa s!snms,,sl1l MAJ hnd
ReSr oEEJlEQeF EasGIk I.IS ,,sUR AI|CB
III, f-I0l stdt holdcll n "a EraaI|n 1nid1Inco
yqppanL = Nssslagton, % q Nc rsqee.ied = meet
70 O'Clock and O'Clock p m, for the purpose u
eeoting twelve C2) Dirootors " serye the ensuing
year. NHAA. nRAOLEN.
ms 1leadAd. H-H--u--==s fsoruinry,-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-23

ola IouiaArA avenue tneFth sds,l mont 70 u
7 Seventh street. 49,.
Tho undersigned, hatin made the most favorable
afrangementA has dstennlned 70 rosuma active h,a
friendA and the business community that he can be
found ~ No, 10 puisanA avenue, mort door east OF
The old stand Of Havanner Astrop Co. whore he hiss
secured spacious and comfortable Offices for the ao?on
mediation Of a cuatomera A heret 1fore. he will do
HE IiEAL FSTATE and BIl0k ERAGE BUSINESS
u an ~ bAnohaa, Aad would be glad 10 receive share
y '''''' CHARLES W. HAvKNNER
aDaLlDt Of tic late hrn Of HAysnneT, AiatTop ~.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
Protection and Free Trade.

A gentleman writes from Phil
adelphia, asking Us to tell the
difference between Free Trade
and protection, with the advan-
tage of one over the other, in
such language that the people
can understand the argument.
Very well.
John White and ThomaI
White are two brothers.
Their father died ten years ago.
William Black, who had one
child aud was rich, married Mrs,
White, the widowed mother oil
John and Thomas White.
John White is a farmer and
raises grain.
Thomas White is q wagon
ma ker who makes wagons want
ed by John to haul his grain to
market, when he raises more
than wanted tor family use.
John wants to sell Thomas ff
Ity bushels OF wheat for . wagon
The fathsr-in-law, William
Black having q sort of claim OF
the boys, because he is the se'
cend husband of their mother
says the two boys John and
Thomas may trade with each
other when they pay him a dol
lar for the privilege-and not be
fore.
The dollar they must pay, be
tween them, before they car
trade, William Black uses for hi
pet son who lives without work
and whose dollars are increases
every. time John and Thomai
White trade, or buy of other.
This is observation-disclosures
Democrat.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
Significant Fact.
Democrat.

Republican extravaganza in
administering governmental af-
fairs lie proverbial and generally
understood by the people after
an experiences of ten years, but
nevertheless the fact that State
taxes have increased Is per cent.
In Ohio since the Legislature
passed solely into the control of
the Republicans is significant
and calls for an explanation. W.
notice by the report of the Audi
tor Of State that while the dis
barssments for State purposes
last year were $4,O71.000 he es-
Inmates that It will require $5,-
10000 to pay expenses the pres
ent year, an increase of $1,092,-
900, or over 25 per cent. Every
taxpayer certainly feels that the
present is the most inappropri-
ate time for an increase of taxes,
a. it IL almost on impossibllity
to promptly pay the taxes now
demanded. What increased ex-
demands this increased
taxation Will our Republican
friends explain IL this the g.
economy hat was promised to the
people if they would re-instate
the Republicans in power in the
Legislature of the State of Ohio?
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

Dr.. Crooks Wine Of Tar not only
promptly removes Coughs and Colds
bat also eleanses the lungs of the sub,
stances which clog them up, and which
destroy, when suffered to remain
It cures all Bronchial Affections
The distressing sosenes incident TO thc
attacks of Asthma, are always relieY ed
by It The certificates OF cures o.
Asthma and Bror chitis. place it as the
fore most MediciHs for these complain Il
and show the reBarkaSle curative hal
|rower it possesses. A remedy which
hae been tested and proved in a thous
and different ways capable of curing al
dieeases Of the hrost and Lungs, ~per
forming many very remarkable cures
merits . trial from all who are suffering
from similar affections, and vSinly seek
ing relief The multitude il has euret
praise its virtues Will you let Peeiud-
ice prevent yoz from being cEns6. Also
TRY ONE BOTTLE
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

this can be seen by the recent
vote In Michigan; while it goes
largely Republican the amend.
ment to the Constitution striking
cut the word 'Gwhite," Was adopt
ed by only. about eleven hun
bred majority, while Grants ma
was over thirty-one thous-
and. This does not look at all
well. 1t shows that the Radi-
calls themselves can scarcely be
brought to the mongrelized
standpoint of their leaders. The
masses of that party are evident
|ly opposed to negro suffrage, and
it is only by the most severe pc.
+litical discipline that they can be
brought to tolerate it in any
form. The fact is lohite men Of
every party, sect and kind, are
in reality opposed to mongreliz'
ing our race, and the Fall cleo.
ions afford abundant proof there.
of.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
Has General Grant any Friends
LEFT

The New York Sun, edited by
Charles A. Dana, Assistant Sec
rotary of War under Stanton,
aud that should be sufficient
guarantee OF his Radicalism,
makes the inquiry at head of this
article and then answers it, as
follows:
president Grant is reported
as having recently said, in con
versation with Senator Wilson of
Massachusetts,, that be did not
attach much importance to the
course of the Chicago Tribune.
He thinks it is abont as we'll to
have that journal against him as
for him.
"Can anybody tell US what in
tfuential newspaper 10 sincerely
favorable to the ambition of gen.
eral Grant? Is there a single
important Journal. which earnest
ly desires and advocates his re-
nomiuationor collection Or
has he q friepd-we mean a real
friend-in either House or Con-
gress.
~When President Grant began
his career, he deliberately mani-
tested mis- contempt for the press,
by refusing to appoint the Hon.
Horace Greedy az Minister tc
England, and selecting tor that
place MI. J. L. Motley, a man
u hose nnftness for any Giplo-
matte office had been demonstra.
ted by his career and conduct
while Minister at Vienna a few
years before. Having thus in.
suited the most loyal portion o,
the Republican press in the per,
son OF its leading editor-Mr.
Greedy was also the founder oil
the Republican ~party-General
Grant is only consistent when hi
speaks with scorn of such a jour
nal as the Chicago TRIBUNE. But
if he has no friends either in-the
lpress or in Congress, what chancl
can there be for his long havint
many among the people
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

The Washington Patriot says:
aOne of first duties Of the Demo
Gratis, after the meeting of Con-
eress. should be to demand an
immediate reduction of the army
IT national troops r only to
serve a. . political police, and
to be transported from place to
place at the peoples expense &c
promote the behests of party
then the time has come when
the army should be cut down tc
the actual wants of proper mill
service or be- diBbanded
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
Quite a number of Republicai

Quite a number of Republican
Journals, supporters of General
Gran, have recently changed
front. and are now after him
with . sharp stick, among which
may be found the New York
Euenino Post, Cincinnati Com
merciaL Chicago Tribune, st,
Louis Democrat, Boston ADDER.
tiser, N. Y. Sun, and number
of others of lesser note, all relia-
BILE Republican papers. who evil
IDENTIFY have gro wn ,tir ed of the
selfish and one-idea rule of Gen
Grant, and speak unkindly OF
him and his rule, and mean to
submit no longer to the selfish
and nonsensical whims of the
great Ulysses, who now wields
the sceptre. This feeling per.
vades the masses Of the people,
and their discomfort manifestl
itself everywhere. The doctrines
and dogmas of the Radical party
are repudiated and spurned by
its own friends. Fair proof Of
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
REPORT or c-oMMTTTEEs.

Mr. SwihArt reported that he had pro-
cured the services of Col, Foster to
help decorate the Town Hall on the day
before dedication The matter Of the
time uron which the Hall would be ded.
icated was csnvassed but no definite
time was 6xed, owing to the fact that
the members conld not tell just when the
chairs for the Hall would arrive. I'm,
medfstely on the arrival of them the May.
OF will call ths CouuciI together.
Years, B.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
|CFron the I~rontOn. (Ohio) Register De.
csmber L
A White Woman Narries q Colored
Nan.

Nan.
Last Friday night, Columbus
Carter, mHlatto, was married to
Elizabeth Trappe, a white girl,
at the CoIored Baptist Church,
by Rev. i. w. Johnson. The
church was well filled to witness
the novel procedure. At 8 o.
clock the couple appeared, and
marching down the aisle pre-
scented themselves before the ca
BILE clergyman. The brides
cheeks were rosy and her eyes
beamed with delight, and the
bridegroom wore an air of pride
standing there; before the par
son, eager for the nuptial vows
After the ceremony Was com
pleted, the father of the bride
heartily congratulated the couple
and wished them much joy, fol-
he it was who procured the Ii
cense and eliminated the AMIGA.
Bile arrangement, as the fair con
sequence of a slight injudiciOus.
ness When the congratulations
were ended, the welded couple
took quarters At the bride
groom's home. The affair crea'
ted much talk in town, but toe
great amusement should not ex'
list, for it always has been and
xlways will be, as the Bible says
that "some love darkness rather
than ligLt," the philosophy there
of none.will dare dispute.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
20 8ubzciber9 .:
Magaz1n0sl

We are authorized to received
anbscrintions for the following
Magazines aud Newspapers al
the publishers regular Sn5acrip
ton rates.
T., every subscription coming
to us for any of those publication
We will also send the Demo-
Graf and any of the following
Periodicals named below, for the
amount act opposite the name.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
A new $4,000 carpet has been

A new $4,000 carpet has been
procured from England, free OF
duty, for the halls Of Congress.
Homemade carpets were too
plain for our Legislators. This
10 q curious illustration of the
fidelity of the ProtSctionists to
their principles. If Congress can
import carpets, duty free, why
should the people be denied the
same privilege!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
A monster enterprise is on 70,

A monster enterprise 10 on foot
among railroad men to establish
a through freight and passenger
line, on an immense scale, 70.
merchandise through
New York TO San Franco,
Australia, the Sandwich
and Indian ports.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
Just TRY 1T
u III .
THE LARGEST
CIRCULATION
In the County!
orncn ., ID. EArox Drnocn.r.

Eaton, u, loIO-loH
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

NnMn.-In your Names for
NGNU the Democrat. for the
year 1871. every Democrat in the
COUNTY, and Republican. also
they will both be enlightened
considerable. ~-JUST TRY 1T.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

Another American vessel has
been seized by . Dominion cut
ter, on the pretext of having VIC
lated the fishing laws. When
will General Grant find time to
protect American interests,
which are being trampled on
with impuuityt
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
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faIo, Toledo, Detroit and all
Points in Canada.
Truins run to and from CINCINNA
tt as follows:
ARRIVE. DEPARr.
DAYTON Express. /. 100 a m. $50 p. m.
IDayton Express. IL l5 p. m 1l30 p. m
dayton Express. .9.45 pm $50 . m.
Toledo, Detroit and
Canada-.....-...-L1Oa no " p m
Toledo, De-
troit and Canada. $50 p m $50 q m
Lima and Fort
Waype....----.s.4op N 1910 Gm
l~Sandnsky Cleveland
and B1falo.......z.o0am s.26 p m
B~slefontaine Accom-
mOdstiOa...-... $40 p m 1o.4O am
lSandusky, Cleveland
and BuffalO..:....s45p m $50 a m
indianapolis and Fl
wayne 1910 p n
indianapolis Express5 90 p m lo.4OA n
Richmond and Chica-
go..............z.9oam 1920 p n
Rich rond and Chica.
| N AV.4Vh u
Hamilton Accommo-
datiOn ............s.aoa Las p n
Hamilton Accommo-
dat on...-... y \ n
Hamilton Accommo-
The 9.45 P. N. Train for Sand1skey
Cleveland and Buffalo, daily, Saturday,
excepted. On Saturdays the Bellefon'
taine Accommodation will be u Il
Sandnsky,
The Dayton Express Train departing
at 9. 40 P. NJ. and arriving ct $50 a. N
run daily. All other trains dailH, Sun
days excepted
Trains run by Columbus time, which
is seven minutes faster than Cincinnai
time
Cincinnati Offices are lis Vine st.
No. 80 Fourth ~atreet; Northeast corner
Front and Broadway. Main and Lsyee
and Depot corner Fifth and hoadlel
streets. SAM'L STEVENSON,
ect13tf General Ticket Agent
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29
OR


viii be IN election for Eve
Directors Of the Dayton q Western
Turnpike Road Company 70 n for
the ensuing year, held at SehaEer's Ho-
tel, in West Alexaadria. on the second
Monday Of January, 1871
ABNKR DUNLAP, Prsa't-
Dec. Is. I87o-v3
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-29

We see the genial countenance of oul
friend David Fleming, of the Piqus
Journal on our streets this week. Dave
has considerable corporation. Printing
must agree with him, and subscriber
must pay we'll up in P~iqua-and BY thu
way looks well behind his meerchaum
Come again, you're welcome.