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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07
NOTICE!

William Mitchell of Miami county, in
the State OF Indiana, and Henry P,
Swain Of Santa Clara county, in the
State of California, viii take nouce
that Owen w. Peck of the county, of
Wayne, in the State of Indiana, did on
the 10Th day of March 1870, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Preble, in
the State of Ohio, against the said Viii
liam Mitchell and Henry P Swain, de-
PENDANTS, setting forth that on the 18th
day of November, 1914, tine said Mitch
ell sold to The said Swain the following
premises situate in the county of Preble
and State OF Ohio, and IN the township
of Jefferson, and bounded and describ-
ed as follows-Being q part of the South.
west quarter of section %, township, g,
range /, east-beginning al the county
road, on the line of Isaac TAylor,s land
=thence westward aTong said road TO an
Elm tree-tr ence northwafd, running
with a certain OAK tree to Robert SCOTS
south iine-thence east along said line
|t0the north west corner of said Isaac
ITa3lor's land-thence south along said
ITaylor's line TO the place of beginning,
|eontainings15 acres more or less7fhat
said Swain took possession of said Real
Estate, and paid the consideration mon
icy in full. as stipulated for in an article
of agreement entered into between said
Mitchell and Swain, but which agree
ment by mistake did not correctly de-
scribe the ptemises aforesaid intended
ito be and which was sold, that raid
Mitchell failed to make said Swain a
deed therefor, that on the 21st day of
February 1866, said Swain by a quit
claim Deed, attempted to convey said
premises to said Owen W.. Peck, who has
had possession of he same ever since,
that the description Of said premises IN
said deed is also n aud incorrect
and praying that said Mitchell may be
ordered and decreed to convey said pre-.
misses by q correct description to the said
Henry p. Swain, or to this plaintiff, as
said Swain assignee, that said Swain, if
said Mitchell shall be decreed
to convey the same by correct de
scription to this plaintiff, or in defaultot
either or both of them com Lying with
the order and decree of the court in that
respect, that the decree OF the Court be
declared to operate as such conveyance,
and that the said William Mitchell and
Henry P. Swain are notified that they
are required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the third Saturday
after the 18th day of May next.
OWEN W. PECK,
By MILLER d HARRIs his Att'ys
D. B. Morrow, Clerk.
March 81, 1870 We prf$26.f5
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

to a question from General
Mongen whether there was any,
at all rejecting on his
character or motives in the least
degree III the appointment of ca
diets? "That if there had been
anything in the evidence which
showed any corruption on the
part of the gentleman from Ohio
(Mr. Mungen) we should have
made a report to the House a
gainst him, but we found no
such evidence" No one thought
otherwise, it was only done to
distract attention from Radical
corruption and so far as those
who know General Mungen were
con cerned the report made no
difference, but to the outside
world it was necessary to prove
the false righteousness of the
charge, or rather SANDER. Lo
CAMS Army bill will not pass the
Senate, it will be materially a.
mended and changed, besid es
one of the forces of Radicalism
is the baycnet, without which it
cannot exist and that will have
some weight with our despots.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

LowNs.-There is a charm
abouat the green lawn, the flow
ere, the swell lg buds, and the
tender shoots, that Make each
simmer month one of delight as
we'll as of toll. 1t sdds very much
tn the effect of the lawn to have
it kept trim. A lawn mower is a
necessity where there is mnch
turf Excellent hand mowers
are to- be had. With these the
grass can be cut when two inches
high, and the clippings left to act
as a mulch and fertilizer.
With the ecythe, the grass
must be four inches high to cut
readily, and then the crop must
BIO removed.
The moving must be per>
formed with regularity, or it is
impossible to obtain a uniform
velvety green surface. To NOW
close is to encourage the fine
grasses and kill out the coarse
kinds.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07
SALE OF BONDS OF THE
VILLAGE OF EATON.

GEALED bids will be received BY the
y undersigned, at the Mayors Office,
in Eaton, nnIil Saturday, February 18th,
1870, at l o'clock, p, NJ, for the sale of
the following BONDS of the Incorporat.
ed Village of Eaten, Preble County,
Ohio, to- wit:
NINETEEN BONDS for the sum of
$4,000 each. due Auguat LIST, 1871, with
z per cent interest from date, The inter
est to be paid annually.
TWENTY TWO BONDS for the sum
of 500 90 each, due August LIST, 1872,
with z per cent, interest from date, the
interest to be paid annually.
TWENTY-FIVE BONDS for the sum
of $1ov,o0 each, due August 1st, 1873,
with Z per cent. interest from date, the
Interest to be paid annually.
THREE BONDS for the
sum $4,000 each, due August LIST, 1874
with 7 per cent. interest from date, the
interest to be paid annually.
TWENTY-FOUR BONDS for tbs
sum of $4,000 each, due August LIST
1875, with Z PEI cen: interest from date
the interest to be paid annually.
No bid will be accepted for less thar
the par value of the Bond, and the money
will be required on delivery of the Bono
to the purchaser. For the faithful pay
ment of these Bonds and interest tn,
faith of the Village is irrevocablY pledg
ed.
! ! + + ] E E's:S', Building Com
/ Feb. 3, 1870-w2prf $500.
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Our W ashington Letter.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIKI
DEMOCRAT.
WAsHnoroN Cry, D. c.,
March Is, 1870

The Republican of this city in.
common with the Radical press
generally aFe=sore over the crit
|cisms of the Democratic press on
the Presidents going to the Cap
|ito1 and lobbyipg in favor Of his
pet ssehemeTthe San Domingo
Epufchase-and this morning. -.
defense of such debasement Of
the Presidential position comes
Iont with . rule of the Senate in.
justification; which rule certaily
does give the President the right
Ito q seat in the Senate for the
consideration of Executive busi-
iness, and the name of Wishing
ton is bEought in because he did
confer with the Senate in the
manner prescribed by the rnles;
hut the Second Washington
ibid not 30 sct. Heeoccupied the
IPresidentas room aud sent for
fSenators as any other lobbyist
would do and used his personal
with thema to rstify O.
treaty that ne had made. The
Senate was engaged yesterday
affernoon for four hours. and q
halfin debating the question:
Sumner spoke three hours a.
gainst the treaty. Senator Nor
ton, who is running a race with
Drake, "the bitter,n for tho lead
Iership3of the malignants, having
already out-Samnered Sumner.
Twill speak in favor of Grants
pet hobby in the next executive
session. "Hearen and Earth.
Tor rather power and mamuon
are being used to accomplish
Job, for job it is. Money and
moneyed men are here doing al
lin ther power. Mr.. J.P. o. Sui
ltliyan, a gentleman who appear
Ito be very much interested ha.
arrived from San Domingo will
intelligence of the vote, and yer.
Indignantly denies the charge
made against the parties VIII,
,negotiated the treaty. Mr.. SUI
: lliyan had better turn his defens
y in favor of the President, as b
is the only one on whom Their
) seems to be any doubt as to mo
tives. The jobbists are, in tn
public eye, "dead to rights a
the detectives say. If the Pres
! dent has no finger In the pie, di
rectly or indirectly, he is u gres
e-ter ass than thought him fnaL
The Court Journal (Fol
aslney's Ohronicle) is out with
|, long article, in which be assume
Ito disproye all that has bee
70 urged against the purchas
ls by wind aud vapor. Forney ca
write more and say less than
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AGENTS WANTED for the


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TO LADIES.

A circular sent free on subjects Of
great interest to MAJ ried Ladies, con-
tanning particulars of several very yalu'
able articles highly approved by the
Medical Faculty and the hundreds whc
use them. Every lady should have a copy
in cAse of need Send stamp and address
Mad. MARY MOORE, 1871 Broadway
New York. 1 mes3]
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

LoUIsvInLE has turned out a
niger baby with ten iugers on
each hand. When it arrives at
the age of radical lndiseretion,
how it will reach for things.
Name it Ben. Butler and we
will make it a present of a silver
spoon.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

Containing Concordance, Bible Die.
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etc.. with twelve Steel E~ngrayings and
over one thousand fine wood cuts, Pho
tograph Albam, Family Record, Mar
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Publishers of FIRsT-CLAss Subscription
Books. III West Fourth St, Cincinnati.
March IL, 1870-w4
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

A preacher residing near
Client, KY, atew days since left
hia wife and several children,
and ran away to Indiana with
another mans wife. This is the
worst year for ministers since we
can remember.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07
adnliMistrator,s NOf5ce.

Notice is hereby given, that tbs un-
dersigned has this day, been duly APP
pointed as Administrator of the Estate
of Adam House. late of Prebls county,
Ohio, deceased. JOHN HOUSE,
PHILIP HOUSE,
J. n. Zoos, Attorney.
Mar. II, 1870, w3r pri 81 LIS.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

MANHOOD.

Sent free in a sealed envelope my val
liable lecture on the Errors Of Youth de-
signed as a warming and caution to young
men with rules and prescriptions for the
cure of weakness and lost manhood, by
one who has been permanently cured.
Send stand and address
EDGAR TREMAINE,
Broadway, opposite Astor Place, N. Y.
II mos31
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LOVE AND MATRIMONY.

How to marry, who to marry, and
when to marry, The elections may be
gained by following simple rules, and all
may marry happily without regard to.
wealth, age, or beauty. Send stamp and.
address
Mad. LUCILLE DEMARRE,
FEB IL, '70-m31 Station d, N. Y.
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1A.ys q No n.6ssfne sq.ar 70 HaeaanSs ae..es
~ az s- p ss : =. :: ~. ~
an enjoyment n heW Js0di enable ~ -
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yroH z shoTt-brea1hed emacfakd, rccak, and ncr1oee
fngalid, 70 a. n11accd aoiz and Dig0Tous pcrson-
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In fact, they arc Family Mo1l-
They can be administered Win
perfect safety 90 = child three month
cid, b most delicate female er nmnn
OF m1metys
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

A-Another Radical official in
New York, Collector Barly, has
feathered his nest to the amount
of 100000. at the expense ofthe
people, and has gone to Europe
to spend it. Foolish fellow. He
should have got elected to Con
gress and then he could have
spent it in the United States.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07
Inc CheapeBt I1terary Paper
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THE n. r. FAMILY JOURNAL.

A new literary eight page paper CON
tanning interesting reading of great merit
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FA lily JOURNAL OFFICE,
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Il mos3]
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07
Chattel Assessors.

The Chattel Assessors elected April
18th, next viii meet at this Office the Sa-
turdaY following, and will bring their
certificates of their election with them,
the law provides.
JARVIS NJ. LAKE, aud. P.C.o
March "a, 1870. w3
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Tnor HoN. JAnns THonPsor,
rnon Rrv. JsaEFH 4. KEErAnD, D. D.

Pastor Of ths Tenth Baptist Church, PhihdslphlA
Dn. JAcKsoH-DnAR BIEs-I have been geqnc1nL
reqsfsaad % cOnaea ny name sofn recemmendaftoae
- oaa II ny aPproprfas sphsTss 7 have ~ az oass q
sIined buk sgfn a clear Proef IN uarfoia tt.toHcfA1 49,
Hoeaanfs Gesnada Btfter1 J deparf for onct from -
usndI eoarss, 70 ezPress msJtM conviction hat for gen
ernI debility Of the system and especially for Ivg
Complaint Il Is - 7-snte and valnenis
RIsPsr stion- 3 se.ss sesss @ek
b ssrv bsaSfofei- % Aois o1o
Nhs1 a. abovs causes 1otvss eery rePea{uuR
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Of Pure Bred Fancy PouI-
try
EOR H.aTCHING.

NNIE have on hand the largest and
w best selection of Fancy Poultry to
be fouad in the country. Eggs carefn lily
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-04-07

The undersigned has been duly APP
administrators of The Estate Of
Lew Harp, late of Preble county, Ohio.
deceased, ON the 18th day of March A .
1870. ISAAC KESfING, Admir-.
March IL. 1870 w3prf I'D.
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One Dollar.

A number of our friends re-
quested us to offer an induce
ment tB the Democrats of this
county to read the Democrat
during the Congressional cams
paign which will soop open and
which viii be one of great i'm
p~ortance to the people, on ac-
count of the Finance and Taxa
ton questions which will be the
great issues and 10 order to give
the democrat as large . circu-
lation as possible, during the
campaign, we propose 80 furnish
it from this time, unti1the LIST. of
January 1S71sf0f ssDnIg one dol
lar! In this county there should
be hundreds of nsw names added
to our list, at the above low
price, and we respectfully re.
quest our democratic friends in
the several Townships, on the
day of the Spring Election, to
get up clubs for their own coun.
ty paper. and let us commence al
organization which will prove O
great service In the politica'
campaign which will soon open
All can have the paper from
now until january 1st., 1872, !
period of nine months, for On,
Dollar.
This is the only offer we ex
pect to make for the Campaign
end have done this at the re
quest of several of our active De
mocrats, and hope every Demo
crat in the county will be dispos
ed to lend his aid in aecomI
fishing what is desired.
cave havea terrible part
now in power, which teacht
that the powers ofthe State d
pend on the will of Congress,
has been far tan years almost I
much as q mama life was wortl
to assert the simple and sublim
doctrines of our fathers on tn
vital subject,
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New Advertisements.
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.Adn6m6str0tO4.,s NeOt6ee.

2 GUH1 tE1GGoG7lGBtOTI8 " OITCC
Notice is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned has this day, been duly ar-
pointed as. administrators Of the Estate
of Morgan O'Brien, deceased,
MARI 77ow3pd JOHN GooDw1x.
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EOetce.

Notice is hsreby given, thatthe uader
has this day been duly aPpoiat-
ed as administrator Of the Estate OF
ROBERT SCOTT. deceased.
CEPHAS j. BEAN, Adm'r.,
with the Will Annexed
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CO. Justice 81 ths Supreme Court Of PennsylsanfA
PHILADsLFnIA, March 10, 1897.
4 I'D q Hoodanfs Gernaa Bftfcrg - H0 az tae14
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epe1C IL III the Ou4Ecu OkhtSS.
SSrTherc is a strong effort
being made to determine who is
really the author of "Shoo Fly
A cotemporary says, We hope
they'll find him out and shoot
him.
m.The Indians throughout
the region of Lake Superior are
starving to death. Fish are not
to be found in shallow water, and
portridges and reindeer were
never known to be SO searce. The
Chief Warden of the Hudson
Bay COMPANY has train OF
provisions to Dog Lake for IT,
Indians, but many must die be-
fore relief reaches hem.
R1-It is said that Immediately
latter the Editorial Convention al
Springfield, a revival of religion
was commenced and with great
success, too. That speaks highly
for the good example set by The
fraternity.
1 ~rThe old saying that sD-d
mean men get Office is we'll il.
Iustrated by the present. Con
Igress. It would be hard to fnd
its equalinany public institution
not excepting our penitentiaries.
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arg as,ers tirrriise1 tar the 4 re dissqs.s
nrs,rd these bq sri nit preparations Of medicinal
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