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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-23

longer.
Kadicalism, in its desperation,
has overreacbed itself, and sealed
its own doom. In cur deliber-
ate judgement nothing but the
most laundering stupidity or the
widest mismanagement on the
part of the Democratic newsrae
per organs and political leaders
can save from utter overthrow In
the fall elections. 1t we deal
with living issues of the present,
.app1aling to the eason ano
judgement of the people, and re-
Train from exciting the passions
which ran SO fierce and wild IN
past but have now nearly
Isubsided, we are certain to
Iachieve au carly and decisive
victory, and thereby secure IN
some measure, at least, the de
IIverance o. the people from the
unjust burdens which they are
now compelled to bear, and s
corresponding return to true ma
tional progress and prosperity
Seymour Und.) Democrat.
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Ed. Eatou Democrats:
Rem HARDY, Teacher.

Ed. Eatou Democrat:
Mr. Tough alias "D. O." Isl
very fool-hardy in accusing any
one of forgery and falseht o in
the face OF sworn statements and
published official documents
And as lie desires the record i
shall have TO assist him a little
further in publishing his own
shame. Nj. Tough admits that
his fees for recording deeds,
LEASES and mortgages are 90
cents each. See report of Sec
rotary of State published 1870,
page 301, where Mr.. Tough re-
ports 1913 deeds, Z leases and
1855 mortgages recorded, making
1911, which at 80 cents makes
81 ,449. go, and 225 mortgages re-
leased at 25 cents makes $685.;
Ilhe Two amounts added make
81, 5O6.15. See report of Audi
tor of State published 1870, page
80, where Mr.. Tough makes his
fees for the year s15OO,50. The
first is a certificate, the second,
an affidavit. These are publ,
, documents, and can be seen al
this Office at any time. THAI
Mr. Tough disputes them, know
, ing them to be true, shows the
, desperate strait in which he il
: placed. That he cares not for
; the truth, is evident from his
(D. Q's) letter which is a bas'
fabrication from first to last.
again say that l care not wethe
/, either Of the above reports b
true. 1t is very evident that tn
three in question can not be trne
where the falsehood rests, you
readers may judge. Z
Twill not rejoice over q tallel
foe, neither will I stoop to an
swer his low flnge, for the trutl
cuts bad enough, but l proPos
e to fight iteout on this line. Th
truth will prevail.
u j. N. LAKE
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-23
Law Ranraaantation

The following is the vote on.
lay representation cast thus far
in the NJ. E. Church Confere
For lay representation, 81
875; against lay representation.
1,161. Total vote, 5,036, This
gives the requisite three-fourths
vote, and ninety-eight to spare.
are twelve conferences not
reported in the above. The votes
of these conferences are looked
for with the most intense inter
est by the entire body of the
church.
1t is claimed by the friends Of
lay representation that the min
istry have so often and firmly
pledged themselves 10 the re-
form, that it's defeat now would
he disastrous to the moral sway
they have heretofore exercised
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Machine Twist.
INEN THREAD, SPOOL COTTON

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Legal Notice.

Jacob Dearborn plt'f PrebleC omP FeasL
Isaac Cooper & Flora Petition to Fore
4. cooper ct. al. close Mortgages.
To Isaac Chopper and Flora E Cooper.
Of the State Of Missouri, via take notice
that Jacob Deardorf of the county Of
"Preble and State of Ohio, do on The
18th day Of October 1869, file his peti-
HtiJD in the rourt Of Common Peas with
in and fov the eoHuty Of PIeble and
State Of Ohio, against The said Isaac
Cooper, Fora +. Cooper and Samuel
lAustin, admire Of the estate Of Levin Bit
hofdeceased. Rachel An stin and others
defendants, setting T rih that the sai6
Isaac Cooper & blora T. Cooper gave a
mortgage to the defendants, Peter Mike
sell & Parthence TaJ Tor on the following
described Zeal E3tAte. situate in the
county of Preble and State OF Ohio. Be
fiEg at Lot number nino- y-three (951 AS
SHOWN ard designated on the plat of tbs
Incorporated village eS Wiz CHESTER in
said county, TO secure the paymen6
$500 20 acco. ding TO certain Dotes re.
ferfed 10 in said mortgage, that olre Of
aid NOES has Leen duly assigned to this
/ plaintiff. and that since the giving or
said mortgage said Isaac Cooper 4 Flora.
IL. Cooper, conveyed said Real E tate, to,
one Levin Bishof now deceased, that
said decd has been lost and that fhe 9TH
Ter defendants claim some interest i'm
sand Bcai estabe, under The said Isaac s.
Flora e. Cooper. znnd the sail Levin
Bisbof, deceased aad FyS5 ing shat said
title may be granted and that said snm
OF $4,000 with idIerest from April 10.
1868 shall be pal : b. the Administrator
of said Levin Bishof, or that said prrmi-
SEES may be sold to pay the anne. 80
And the said Isaac Cooper ard Flora
Il. Cooper, are notified. that they a e re-
quirsd to appear aud nsw said petit
tion on OF before the 18th day Of June.
1870
4 CHAMPBELL & GILMORE,
III en5 Attorneys for Plaint.T.
/ May II, 1870 VIC pri Is
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Sw1xDLED.-Recently man,

SwINDLED.-Recently many
farmers have been swindled, by a
man who represents himself as
an agent for different magazines
and city publications by offering
to send the publications for less
money than the subscription
price. Many were foolish
enough to hand over to him the
amount. Of course they were
.swindIed. The reliable maya
zines have no t~roveling agents.
Now these same parties, Is called
upon to subscribe for their coun-
'ty paper, would invariably refuse
to do so, claiming that they we're
not able.-Ex.
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-23
IN CONTRACTORS.

Seal,d proposals will be received at
this ofce up to noon of Wednesday,
June 5,h next, for a Wrought Iron
Bridgeacross White Water Creek, west
of New Paris, Preble county, Ohio. One
Span dI!0 feet.
About POPS Cubic Yards OF Embark
ment,
A6outI5s Perch of Missionary and the
Foundation for anne.
AboutIO4 Cubic Yards OF Gravel.
By order of the Commissioners.
JARVIS N, LAKE, Auditor
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-23
Radicalism Doomed.

Democracy still lives, anu VIII
yet rule over a land redeemed
from the curse of Radical bond
age and corruption. We have
never despaired of its ultimate
restoration to power, because we
have never lost faith in the rea-
son aud intelligence of the pen
pie, and the eventual triumph of
that reason and intelligence over
passion and predjudice. Radio,
alism rode into power in this
country on the waves of sectional
prejudice; it reigned most tri-
umphant when the storm OF pas
sion ragged 6ercest; and as the
storm abates and the waves re-
cede it loses power and prestage;
when the calm hour of reason re-
turns, it must inevitably surren-
der its sway over the nation.
Aud that hour is not distant.
It's approach may be delayed to
3 some extent by the desperate eft
forts oil those who see In its ap-
proach the death-stroke for their
corrupt schemes of personal and
partisan ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; but il
will come none the less surely,
and that, ere long. We have al
ready been afforded numerous
premonitions of its approach.--
One of the most striking is the
late election in New York. In
fact. in all the elections, state OF
local. which have been held since
the Fifteenth Amendment wa
/. proclaimed a part of the Consti'
tuition, it has been clearly dem
onstrated that the Radical pow
er is rapidly losing strength, an
everything SCENE to point to it
early@and complete overthrow
The announcement comes from
our w State, that hundreds AM
thousands of men, many of whom
have heretofore been prOminen
members of the Radical party
disgusted with negro suffrage
which has been forced upon tn
State against it's will and in def
anee of it's constitutional right
and still more Disguised by tn
utter neglect on the part OF tn
Radical Congress to adopt an
measure calculated to tighten th
burdens of the masses and r
duce the expendi ures of govern
ment, have broken away frol
that party aud declared their il
tention to act with it no NOR
The case is the same to a gre;
extent all through the West, an
the passage of the bill to enforC
the Constitutional Amendmen
and all O her measures of a de
potic nature infringing upon II
. rights of States, rs we'll as tt
special privileges and subsidi'
bestowed upon monster monop'
lies at the expense of the peopl
will only tend to increase tt
disafection and hasten the da
of national d~eliverance.
The truth is, the people are b
ginring to think on their own a
count. They ask "why are the
things so?" aud they receive I
satisfactory answer; consequent
they are seeking out the reasc
for themselves. As they leaI
that the leading spirits of tt
dominant party, with all the
professions of regard for libert
and humanity, are laboring 1,
the one object of the retention
power for their own aggraudi2
ment at the expense of the mas
es-that they have made votil
s~overeigns of ignorant negro'
aud disfranchised subjects of i
telligeni White men, that tn
have enriched grasping monop
lists, and crushed down the to
ing masses with the burdens
an enormous taxation, all for t
same purpose they determi
20 follow their leadership
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10

Scaled proposals will be received at
this ofscs az s@ " ofFf.day. June 18th
n-xi. for lurDfshi- 9 all the materials aud
erecting n building on III i,hrmary
Farms. 22N33 ert.stoae IA sn ut brick
walls, galvanized iron cosniee aad sIur
root
BIDS will be reeesSal Z r 1rrv r1rt Of
he work or f0r the whobs ~ ae
"oniraciors will BE rrduired to give
bond fer tie taithfrl performance OF the
work.
Paps and srecif, aious can now be
seen NJ THIS Office
The 6oard reserves the right to reject
any or aD Eds.
By order a Commissioners.
JARVIS n LAKE, AoditoB-
May IL, lsTOwepf$6,7 70
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-23
SEWING MACHINE,

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Dayton & Eaton ON
nibus Line.

TN He undersigned will run a raili
Omnibus line between Dayton an 1
Eaton, as follows:
Leave Eaton daily at 5 30 a. M, arri
wing at Dayton at 10 a. m.
Leave Dayton at / p. m, arriv'n.
at Eaton at 6 30 P. m.
Prompt connections madewith No tn
eru trains at DAYTON.
Passengers will be called for BY leaN-
ing their address at the Doup House,
DAYTON, and the E Aress Office, LAT
the Drug Store of j.. P.pBrookiAs Il Son,
Eaton, o.
All orders andcommissions promptly
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-The Republican press hag

The Republican press have
a variety of options about the
Democratic Convention and its
Platform. The. Cleveland Herr
aid, alarmed by its scathing re-
view of Radical robbery and the
prominence it gives to Give is
4ues,n warns the Republicans
"that the coming campaign will
be no boys play, but a hand to-
hand contest, in which every
inch would be contested, and in
which the Republican party
must contend against great odds
If by any man@uvering it i;
forced to act on the defensive
Exchange.
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THE CASES.

The New Family machine may be had
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Some show in polished surface only the
grain and tint OF the wood. while others
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-23

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When orce known th.s method will lake
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In clubs of 10 FIVE DOLLARS.
This is the only, and best offer
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-06-23

Jane Alderman, Mary Bran
nan, Ida Beman, Mary Coon,
Minnie Gabel, Susan HOLMAN,
.Alfaretta Lauer, Emma Nease,
Laura Odell, Christenn Rowe,
Elite Show, Mary Shields, Fred
RIGA Schaedler, Flora Stephens,
Harriet futile, Miriam futile.
Olive Truax, Nettie Weiss, Frank
fButler, John MuIligan, Eddie
Pryor, Robert RunyoD, Catha
aine Shaedler.
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REPORT
or fhs Eaton Union Schools.

The folio wiog is the report Of
the Eaton UIion Schools for the
eight weeks term ending June
10th, 1870:
NJ. oF PUPILS ENROLLED.
Males 1872; females 223; total 405
Average daily attendance:
Males 148; fem. 1908; total 388
Average daily absence:
Males 10 2; females IL; total 21.S
Average No. belonging 1891
Per cent. of attendance ga
Average age l1.O15 yrs
No. of pupils who Read 38t
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Charlie Albright, Maggie Kline
Edwin Brooke, Clara Mathews,
Matte Stephens. Albert Thum,
Hattie Shields, Frank Chambers.
Lander, Flora Welsh,
William Lander, Clara Aubbell.
Fannie VanD oren, Geo. Hughes,
Mary Cuppy.
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@.
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Q.
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MARIAN BALENrINE, Teacher
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Cathariue Schaedler, Hattie Tut
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SARAH CRUME, Teacher.