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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-20

SECOND DAY.
Purse No, 2-Dd not fn
No S. Purse OF s. 900
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 ls7)
Same day tl,DOl for horses that never beat 2;l9
800 10 the rst. 800 To the sccOnt 800 ~ the trd
Kpden. New York, blk. 9. rrincs.
ii {. Ross, New YORK, e. NJ New Berlin Gri '0'"
:, Murphy Fleetwood rark; ., E, Day.d Bonner.
G. iii, Albany. 's' g. " H. fyi tG. '"'u"'
THIRD DAY
No Purse oi $50
THURSDAY, OCT II 1870
For horses that never beat 80 SjJJ TO the st, $40
20 the second SO 10 the third.
NJ, l.. hot PouslkcepsIe, br. q Independent, by
Hambletonlan, dam by American Star.
e IInesdals New jersey z, Lottery
Murphy Fleetwood, br. James u Coleman.
Loyen, New York Oh 2 Toronto Chlcf Jr.
Ell, Hal rhiladclpha, b. Lincoln,
", T. Wecks, EOnkers, blk, {. Light Bells
ii, l.. Fleet. &, 4. 81. Elmo.
BAME DAY.
NO, 6-PURSE OF d 00o
For horses that never beat 23 t7o TO the nr.t 5000
to the second 500 to the third.
". Borst. New York, 8. N, josephine
4 {. %siisos keS 'SSe blk &. Frank.
n. barrett, New York, cb. T. Gcofge smith
u. Pnfer. Long Island. b. IN. (no nsmel.
=, Iogers, Fleetwood br. m: Pownai Mare.
d Mace, New YORK. br 6. Frank.
PhosrfKtGSGr nAAdsEK A EFAfE Fo RGFs =
On FRIDAY Oct ~ At2P.M NJ.
Budd Dooe names b. m. Goldsmith Maid,
" " horst names or's George wilkes
X. q. REID. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-20

A HIGHEST PRICEs-work given out TO
~ pay for sewing machines Oy instam jnts lnstruc.
Hons tree BLAKE q POND, i3g 9Th Ct, between
Broadway and 4th aV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-20

EIRts wanted two hrtclass hands to work on
" pctntmcrv n.uhln.)i no otliors need Apply.
H. rNGt1IEi;. C.5 Water IT., near Gouverneur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-20

DURNIsuTRS wanted on plated ware I'm or ort
ID OF tic shop, ~ GEO l.. PEAsE. u Maiden lsue.
uyNyEIOPE gummcrs wautcd-2 or nrstclass
~ rtlumcrS; lsc. per 100; constant employment.
No Pea Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-20

EIRI.S wanted 10 helm on fancy su-artoys. Apply
VI ~ confectionery si0rc. 3! CltuNr nl d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-20

T,AMII.Y Of srl. TO work in cotton yarn mill. In
u quifc Of 2. W. KELLER, $40 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-20

A CIVIL for general honsnwott In a sinai m'nlY
N washing M Ironing, at bt'h trin' st. IL store
pASrERS wanf'l ou y. ,'e. au.l orc to assist IN
new No 81. MIlllns LnlCL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-20

~ n HENARD, Lott on Wednesday, small
S1syn al. ~ G;cH md ian doa rather l"s han via
o.s LelnLn him 70 % Murray g. 80 noor aad >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

IRON LIyERpooIIn steamship Engand June Miss Hen
Vincent and chle9 Mr. Baere and shliren Mr =
" Moore Miss f. Moor Master j. Moore,
Mis- g. Fisher Miss Fisher Mr. and Mrs J. Wells {. II.
Balmer Mr. and Mrs Bane children and servant Miss {. Bme
II. o. Hall
PROM HtmBURG-n steamship Wesphala June saPhliPP Bear
r. Thomas Coco r. G.. rone Berhoh Lew
A. Sseer VIM Esder Enderen Ernst Muller Peter SEIZED
children VIM George wife and children, Fanny Rosenbaum
ami daughter.
FROM LIyERPOoI-In steamship Java, June 8Mr and Mrs
ThaOn Mr. and Mr. Ial and daughter Mr. and MIS-
Kiugey Ms. Reid NJ. Htchcock M Rca lady aud children
and Miss White Miss Huchns Msrs Lover j. Miller hes
Allen Williams Woodward, Gaylord !. Griffith = Wilcox,
Waterman Carter Giles Brett Smon Wsh Glasco Newman
sheridan DAVIDSON j. Wilson and Sockge Robson Baumgar-
Bochte ard Phillips Miss wharton Mr. and Mis- Pope Mrs
and daughter Mi
Bodies M Boche Miss Brett F. Robnaon. Capt h. Mccall
mont yernie and daughter, Miss K. Smith Mr. and Mn
aes and infant Moses child Professor AMI Mrs Leary,
Mys duncan Miss S,ocVe and ma NJ and 1 Hopper sud
and Mrs. Chamberlain, Nj and Mrs Culver Gen. Fkt
in the ,tetraR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
LARGE FIRE IN NEWARK.

Early yesterday, Officer Mcconnell OF New
ark discovered fire In Wallis hat factory on South Mar
ket-st but owing the delay Of theiremen In respond
ing TO the Alarm the flames had gained such Roadway
that the entire establishment together with its mach-
cry and contents was burned The building was built OF
brick and was 100 feet front feet deep and four stories
high TIE building was owned by Mr.. p W. VAIL who Is
also connected with the Company Part OF the thlrd
door was occupied by Mr.. William Dodd as hat factory
nress the fire nv the aid of cxtnguisher, was badly
burned about the face and mouth Another man. George
Warren was buried beneath wall that fell, ana WIS
probabv fatally injured Several persons had very mar
row ESCAPES from injury. Mr. Walls private Office ana
uopers were burned. but the books and papers OF inc
Arm were saved About $4,000 worth OF furs slowed IN
the basement office damaged by water. Inc toos
of the tradcsmen made useless. ABOUT 100 en-
poyfs including many small boys and girls, have been
thrown out Of employment. $50 yrs ~
The losses are estimated follows T. ", Van 70,
on stock and machinery, $780, 0o on building, s25co
william Dodd stock and machinery, 5000
The insurance upon Messrs. Vail IL Co. 8 properly IL az
follows: Merchants Mutual of Newark $500 on build
inc and So 600 on stock; Mechanics Of Newark $50 on
building; Peoples OF Newark, 81 800 on building 5000
ON stock Fremans of Newark, 5000 on building Mer-
lowing insurances are wholly upon the stock and ma
chinery: Newark Mutual, $500; Newark CITY, Cpp;
Ctizen's Newark, $500; Commonwealth, New, i0rk,
81 500: Home New-YOrk 5000; Firemen's Fund, san
Francisco Fulton, York 5000 City OF Hart
ford, Hartford, $500; Union, San Francisco $500
Astor New-YOTk, 5000; Merchants, Hartford, S2SOO
Total $4,000. Mr.. Dodd's property was fully insured
teegraphic stations but that the first alarm was given
ny tlp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Java Cook Liverpool Nav % and Queenstown MAY 49,
nase and pass.
STEAMSHIP CITY Antwerp Leh Liverpool May 81 and Queens
town p Halifax June g. and Boston :. mdsc
Steamship Anglia Craig Glasgow Neville May 80 mde and
Steamship Missouri. Edwards, Havana, mise. and pass
Steamship Fan.ta, Freeman, Philadelphia mdse
Bark AacoIe Thomas May !, FagarO p r. IS Gays,
moases
Bark Meteor Dasher Lcaa 50 iays, sulphur.
Brig Elmira, CTeamer Elzabethport for Key West
Nellie, French, Bucksyle y C.. days yellow pine.
sCHOONERs-RIyRR cOAsTwSK.
Jefferson. ElizatethpOrt. Anna f. Collins Providence
Laurel NewHayen. MARY Anna New Haven.
Annie Norwalk. j. q. PrrOn, Stamford.
f. A Stoningon. Fred Hall. EhEabethpor
Alpine Eizahet hpot. j. Raymond, ElizabethpOrt.
Josephine EhzahethpOrt :. w. Ponder, EiLabehport.
i9vaIst Elzabethpor. q. +. Brown. Eikshetport.
Lax Adams. Elilabethport. Vemifon. EliEabethport
Martha Maria, EizabehDOr. Niagara bhlabethport
SAILED.
Steamshps-Cna Colorpo and Palmyra for yerpool Tennessee
Charleston Shps-Jaoob A. stamr for Hayre Hudson for Lon
don. BaTk-Scoa Qaeen for Pctou " s. BngCaa NJ Goodh
for Lisbon.
WIND-Sundown light s.. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 8Aued, Revenue Cutter Northener
Chase from cruise; she reports the following vessels having passed
Baltimore: bks Agnes from Rio Janeoi Pembroke from Maya
gueI; Mozart from Bremen.
CH.RLRsToN eSaed steamship Maryland for Baltimore
June 8Arrvd. steamship FL Cid from NevY0rk
Cleared steamship Fairbanks for New York.
Ga June 7Cleared brig Alice NJ Putnam for Cron
Arrived steamships Huntsville, from Newiorki America from
Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEESsTows June aThe steamship Batavia from NewYork
rived at Ii this morning. and sailed for Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

George proprietor Of oil refinery vas arrested by Desny'
Ing his premises The was Issued Jnuee ser
elected the following Directors John H. Anderson BsngsT
Joseph Asorn Smith Jarvis Johnson feenok W. Cag W"
ham Osborne samuel H. Bassnger, and John Van Ne
County Court Of Quarter Sessions Charles barns guy
% barg.ry Mr. James w Ward o. Fes York City vii read us
evening before the NJ g. A. woman which Warmly
spoken Of b. those who have heard parbr readings
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Merrill age years, while
crossing Hoboken Ferry about yeetera with her mother
and brother died few minutes
About child Of John Pooley BY team on WI
ovt and was up dead Medical aid procured And the
child revived, bat Is not expected to live
NEWARK-A woman in Prospect-st., while at
Yesterday swallowed neee IL lodged dgonsy aero The
throat both penetrating deeply uto the flesh surgical operation
performed Osborne and the needle recovered Inc
badly Thomas Haoran sentenced 10 u
wear, and William Brown sentenced for
M0rns County jail yeeIsy taken 70
the state Prison By sheriff Bryant Of Morris County
ELIZABETH-The Common Council has appro-
prAei as for the Fourth Of July celebration
TRENTON.-The following gentlemen yesterday
,sse their examinations Supreme Court and admitted TO
practice as Attorneysat Daniel Boice 81 w johnson 10
line Rcharl W. Parker John W. Sva Boyd Nixon james j.
Christie VIM Luce Samuel Mount Aug Dur Leaviu New
comb Cool Martin Roeneran Lewis W Humphrey "e
W. Hubb Samuel Morrow Walter j. Ross The ioh"sng we're
licensed COunseoTs John H. hpPneot Clafs II T. CoehAoeu
VIM I. Leport, Joseph Z. y. Abbot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
FIRE IN BRooKLYN-Loss. $4,000.

At o'clock yesterday afternoon, fire broke
out the third floor Of the INVESTOR y brick building No
Doughyst at the end of Elzabeth-st. Brooklyn oc-
cuped by Messrs Smith Bruen ~ paper collar manu-
factory and owned by Mr. Isaac Anden The loss on
stock II estimated at $4,000 insured for 5000 In outof-
town companies The second floor occupied by
Messrs. Fowler & Grant as livery stable. They lose
$2 900 stock and insured Mr.. Van Andens loss
on the building estimated at s51 insured the Me
chancs Company. The building, No. Q, adjoining occu-
pied by Valentine Bergen was also slightly damaged.
The fire caused by the explosion OF can or
pheue which caught IRE IRON stove near which II Was
standing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
HOME NEWS.
THY WEATHER.

yEx. YORK Their Bar Wind hos' sr' ina3 @
June 10 300 W. IN
~ o. Soo9s " II 74o 3GO3s 4 W.
,,,nyo yestorjav iWetlne w. the 9Th, a hot,
sunshiny Summer day The mercury In the theTinonl-
eter stood the highest OF the season. marking 20 between
and n m In the sum- on brick, exposed TO the wlnu,
nj 1910 D. M, I4o. In the on TIN painted pro"h OUT
OF the wind 1872 fair average for June or al p
M IN the shade is 100; we expect 80. June 1901
n M thermometer SO; ~ m, $50 ii r. IN, 65'. on
July H. 1866 p. M, 1000. Note.-The sky yeStraay was
variable from midnight TO a. M little OF sngnty @
a. m TO 6l5 D. generally very cloudy 635 70 !o log
bells ringing bef and at 1877 m. thunder sqi p IN,
lightning SOB ia Fine sunset scene. 1th-rfom
"a n m 10 ~ overcast rain 1l:lO to 1l40; foggy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Hoffman House-SenatOr Sawyer OF South

1HlIIHITH TIUTISt-l'tHHNVI iJH"JNf
Carolina aud Capt. Fisher, u. g. Navy - -. Nicn-
oias Uotc-Gen william Quincy of South Carolina the
Hon C. IT, Sheriff., Washington; Wheeler H. Bristol
state Treasurer DR. O. Il. Lnderman Of pennsylvania,
I n Wade OF Ohio DIR. winslow Lewis Of Boston, anu
the Rev j. T. Oxtoby Of Pennsylvania. -= New-fork
HotelThe Hon ]. F. Harvey, ex-MniSSr 70 PoraaEa
the Hon j. c. Berret Washington, and W j. Magrath OF
South Carolina. - AstOr HOuse-Judge kattel or
Bnghamton Gen Bolles, Washington; the Hon. >. A.
Bell Albany Col. A. r. Blunt, u s. A, ana Homer RAMS
Marshall Jewell and Pliny Jewell of Connecticut, j. 3
easement of Ohio the Rev N C. Robinson OF Iowa, Capt
Dixon OF England H. Clay and j. C. j. Clay OF Kentucky
- Metropolitan IIotel-The Hon. Gausha A. Grow OF
Pennsylvania. == BreyO0t hOuse-Joseph rrl'o'
Treasurer of the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada.
Abcnarle IIoteJudgc Bright OF Kentucky ana Clayton
McMichael Of Philadelphia. - Everett HOuse-COL
A. G.. WidrcB, u. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
TIME Nav ARTICLE or FOOD.

FOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS YoU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRrgs
GROCER PACKAGE OF STA MOSS PARIsR HASUPAC.
TURED PROM PURE MOSS OR CARRAGBEE. WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDrSGs, CUsTARDs, CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
Russo &C &c 1T Is BY PAR THE CHEAPEST, HEALrHIRsT
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS PAaTNE CO.
SIS PARK-PLACE NJ
DLANTATION BITTERS.
sT-l8O.-X
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE Is TIE
SHEET ANCHOR or THE PEBBLE AND DRBLITATBD Asa
TONIC AND CORDIAL FoR THE AGED AND LASGUID IT HAs
NO EQUAL AMONG sToMACHICS As A REMEDY PoR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT. 1T Is sUPERsEDISG EVERY OTHER sTIsJLAsr.
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL. TEMPERATE, OR PRIGD IT
ACTS AS SPECIFIC IL EVERY SPECIES or DISORDER WHICH
USDRRMINEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN.
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Distinguishing characteristics of the
Knox r and sold No 22 Broadway corner Fulton
st. are perfect comfort combined with STYLE elegance aud durability
We mention h for guidance Of our readers and We feel sure
tia. the great HATS warrants In recon-
msndps them One thing you desire stylish Hat Knox
lsuiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

CORNER CANAL and CENTRE-STs.-FOr ELIAS
TIC SPONGE MATTRESSES. A. d. FARRLL Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

]. II. JOHNSTON g. ROBINSON, $50 Bowery,
" sell msn profit Fine Watches Jewelry Diamonds JET
Goods. &c. Agents for the American watch Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

i He BROOKL1N IINIL1 TATI4t HtIN d M ct
circulation any other evening paper IN America In orer 70
eommoae N-wiork readers who desire 10 nave ths lss
paper following agencies have been established DO NeHlok ~
Hamilton Jones 10 Aston House (outHteli j. IL heF NeEs
Exchange ST. Nichols o House kotunia hersTN Dunn
Case Railroad Depot foot of eyst James ol
Jsv III Perry CP ock wood Grsnds Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL, Lake
George open charming retreat the resort OF the
society the reputation Of M propheto Mes' T. RoEsLE
Son also Of The Arlington Washington nures successful season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

Corner Canal and Centre-sts. for all kinds OF
BRppING a. ". IAhELL q W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

IYON'S ToOTH TABLETS are perfect com
tinaioB OF utility with beauy Recommended by dehu''s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

H. n. SouIRE's, or Fulton;st.i New York, j,
the best place to buy reliable W,TcHk hne OAsoSDs "''e "
ELEY and SILyERwARK Diamonds specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09


Ts Worsiiptl. The Trustees of the Masonic Hall and
arrived at that part Of the undertaking when they are
Justified putting into execution 20 much OF the original
ScwYor In discharge of their trust, they have pnr -
chased the ground whSrgon We nov SAM a a annual
Communication Of 1862 have made suitable preparations
pleasure presenting you the Chairman OF the Com
inittee OF Arrangements, Br. John W. simons
Wost WorsLip1i The Committee charged with making
arrangements for laying the cornerstone have completed
Their iabor now have the honor 10 announce TO you
that ali things are in readiness the solemn ceremonies
Of placing the Foundation stone OF our Temple =,
The invocation Wa then soeihhly Pionouhceu ~
Grand Chaplain John g. Webster.
Of COR hands tss hour acknowledge the Lord build ne
ss vs1 s, FeI srS S in4 Tine STS attribute WIZ
strength Give skill to the craftsmen and seorers
sssa snd The heart q CHARITY throughout the fraternity bat tey
sssbsd % bring or JOY rejoicing the Of THIS tenn.
s sAeS ss 20; lay the Foundation stone IN Thy name anu 10 iAH
7" So mote it be-" was the response.
woras b. ~ Richard vsu1 NJ Music composed and arranged
sg b, Mozart LSs % S, ~ Ia J ~ Jo Lgtoa Ma.
Mssons peroi%si iEei nysde rtei
0i Msi ssa i Sessid d.. ss ifsll
Iasrsp cline 80 ever nauoH,
No d.eOd caused Their to
Apprsstee. Gran and Master Mason,
Ard IN vkAieyer place station,
Devoted faith bic soTk adorned.
Strong a this faith, o bonds united
Which hostile essay
Our solemn 70 each plglsd
To BE- a brotherhood
kIsons hee i,y foundation.
And thsir prayers AAl loyoas
Which 10 hulE habtstlsn,
Nov a. II 10 Ascent days
Tteu ask Of God His choicest blessing,
That AGsOns wOTk NAY perfect he,
Arr Assonfy each heart Possessing
The Gran dwell 10 GEity.
DC Grand Master announced:
- GfaDe Es~Surer Will place 10 the corner stone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
OTHER MASONIC BANoUETs.

The brethren of Vaux Lodge of Phiadel-
phis after the conclusion Of the Masonic ceremonies
yesterday under the escort Of Manhattan Lodge Of this
city whose guests they repaired 10 the Metropolitan
Hotel where grand banquet awaited them. The deco
rations Of the table very hne consisting in the
main OF Masonic embems and devices. The dinner
very quiet one.
Keystone Lodge No 251 of this city last evening en-
tertaned ST. Adams Lodge No. 6S OF Newark y. j. at
the Revere House. The company sat down Ia the tables
about o'clock and from that hour until nearly mid
night the feast continued with uninterrupted
THE CRAFT on LONG ISLAND.
l.. Bradford Prince, ID. ID. 6. NJ, cath Dis
trict and A. NJ, makes report, showing u Lodges
Long Island, OF which two were warranted this year.
The number OF members Is li9I-lI5 new members this
year OF new applicants, 50 have been rejected 10
bers died during the year. The Lodges Me
ridian, at Islip, and Alcyone, AT Northport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09
M. matter, reoure for ts preservation Masonry as IN

cal matters required for s preservation hasohy ,ht
institution shines In the open day, ana nena - not
shalI be known by ts fruits. Our fraternity uoo ~
claim 10 he Church. In any way the rsM on p
shin il ntermixed with all religious comnuhions'
and thus forms an alliance which inoiiihi h,Tan
tartan animosities in the interest ~ nntuai
hrotherhood Masonry is fraternity, Tor mutu IN
help guardianship, and Improvement IL prosect, ri
work with malice toward none and with charity ,p" ,t,
all IL respects the religious conscience the @ 81 ira
tude and the personal Immortality OF eacn one ~
vast membership and by siripe ritual aims 70 han
on the earth brotherhood without CASTE, anu W. nhii,ne
ity without can't For the Advancement OF .s a. nnro
resplendent than its walls, more Gapeioaiss 'n nd
courts let the spirit OF generous frsterhy tt a.
vances under its banners, inscribed WIN inc noto'
"Friendship Love, and Peace Ins vas. eDarate
when AZ shai have sung it's final anthems VIII
TO meet no more on earth forever. Let DC our ~
the m,norais in the Temple not made with hahds' e'er
nal in the Heavens. . ,, q, and elIed the
noa i'm front of the stand aud when II WAS nnsheu the
entire audience united in the closing hymn:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-09

- Grana Ts-.aIeS Will place In the cornerstone
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
sherisss sales.-

Sale Saturday, Feb. s, at the
suit of S. j. Dauser Va. William
IChatten, the Hotel and. Livery
Stable in Camden to s. j. Dan.
ser for S2,226. 90. ro.u iaa
On the same day, at the suit
of Henry Heveling avs. Charles
'Bischof, ct. al, the old Dolof
Mill, three miles north of New
Paris, to- VIM. eBireley 70 $5,400.
Also on the same day at the
suit of Chris. C. Walker VS., Tho.
Marshall, ct. al, 156 acres lying
in Monroe Tp., near Hagerstown
to John Kesling for SITE = :
On Feb. 10, at the suit of ia,
VS.. Susan Jnday, ct q,
$50 acres lying in Jefferson Tp.
to oWm @. Randall for $500.
s7gOu March 12.u at the suit of
BENJAMIN McClain VS.. Hugh
MeClain, ct al, six acres of land
for 1885. aaEaroI4
Also on, the same day at the
suit Of Philip y. Guntle Tvs. LDaiI
Vid oGuntle, get lals four acres of
land noarn Enterprise IN LauiorI
Tp.,gto Adam UlEieh for 1865.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
Railroad Meeting.

Messrs B1IsH, GARDENER and
PArrERsoN, of lad
were in town yesterday in confer
renee with J, H. Zoos, President
Of the =. & s. R. r, Judge Gil
more, Judge Haines, Larsh, Ste
phens, w alters, May and others
in the interest of said road.-
They report it already a fixed
fact in Indiana, and work will in
all probability be put under con-
tract this SPRING The speakers
were unanimously in favor of
the Brookville q and Seymour
line, if this route will take the
road through Casper, Dixon, and
Israel townships to the State
line in the southwest and then
connect with the road in India
ma. "a moreba extended notice
next week. ia" 'tHD
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24

- AL1aEEE@A
homes, they drive profitable
branches Of trade. some of them
Fe1aim to be christians, and hold
church membership, but we, any
body everybody who hasesoule
at all, know them to be rctose fs-
ted nobodies. aasI 80 q.
The grab-all, take-al covet-all
fifty per. cent: men who work on
" for themselves, and foolishly
imagine,that mankind and Deity
are blind.ua 1roY
, But there one cousalation that
andsaH good citizens enjoy
s1tyisthe1I glorious consolation.
fhatlisuch men die and cease to
torture AID disgrace as 7 dsldwI
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-24
HARD TIMEsI

= Hard times are upon ns in
People are aelling ont
and rushing West in hopes to do
better. Some may, but the mas
jority viii do as well to stay here
The wolf VIII follow the poor
man from now forward until
Radical rule is abolished. He WITH
at the door gaunt aud
hungry readyto consume allthat
comes FORTH Beautiful country!
Happy4Repnblic. seThe land of
the free, aud the home of the
brave" A few great corporations
and few favored pets of fortune
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