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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-09
Pain Of tie Side Cured.

A~LLENTOWN, PENN, april !, 1850.
Msssss. T. duCvcEE o.:
DEAR SIPS: Ny daughter used one OF your
Porous Plasters. She had 4 very Dad pain IL
ber side. ana il cured her IN one week.
Yours truly, JOHN V. \. HUNTER
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wednesday, the aad Day Of February, 1870,

Between the legal hours ofSale. the following
described real estate to-wit: Beginning at a
point on the south side of Adams street, II
the city OF Memphis, shelby coInly Ienht
ninety feet east ii the southeast intersection
of said street with Main street; thence east
dUV-eight feet six inches to an alley;
thence south with said alley eighty-slx feet
thence west parallel with Adams street nifty
eight feet six inches; thence north eighty
six feet 10 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with an
the appurtenaucps thereto belonging, levied
ON a. the property OF defendant, William
fellows. and sold to satisfy the fOrego4ra
Judgment interest and costs,
N. =. eALL, Marshal VI. c. NJ.
STEPHENS q smith, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Febru5rv 2. 1870. feb2
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ALLcocxs POB0U8 PLAsTEss.

Sudden severe pains Of the side and BACK,
stitches. spasms, etc. These affections are
mos. troublesome 10 persons past InIHuLT
wa o-.rI.o-aa on IN bed; are very palnlul
I srd often dangerous. - damp "eatnerIhes
are more frequent than in dry. --SssP4s,
tiers give relief 81 u.GSt and need 10 De a.
WAYS N the drawer, handy
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Administration Notice.

4 FILTERS OF administration upon the es'
tate OF Margaret Boyer, deceased, havtns
been granted TO me, nli persons has,ni
claims against said estate IRE notiheS ~.
time prescribed b. law, or they wlll ps iol
ever barred; all persons Indebted 20 sAio e.
tate must make immedlsts SSStiSS ansr
lsN TsAo.
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Trustees Sale.

ny virtue OF a deed OF trust executed
ID 10 me by john II MaggOner, on
the ist day q April, 1857, TO Sc
cure the payment Of certain prOmisorv
notes therein described. and which said deed
is OF record in the Registers Office OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, in Record Book NO. o.
mari & nases rs. 81 md S. / will. on
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LEGAL NOTICES.
trustees Sale.

ny virtue Of n Iced OF trust ed by
ID Elizabeth J. Whitsitt TO me, on the 18th
July. 1868, 70 secure the payment OF a certain
promisSory note therein mentioned, and
which deed Is of record in Record Book No.
81. pages 26l-2-S4, in the Registers office OF
shelby county. Tennessee, l Will on
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sHERIFF's SALE.
sheriF's Sale of Real Estate.

ny virtue Of an alias execution TO me di.
y rected from the Supreme Court OF the
state of Tennessee, In tine case OF +. :. PITT
man ard W. Il. Pittman, partners as Plttinah
x Brother, against W. /. stewart ana NJ. L.
stewart, partners as W. l. stewart brother.
issued on a Judgment rendered in said Court
the Ilth day OF May. 1853. for the sum 0i
s5U58 g, confirming "a Judgment Of the Law
Court Of Memphis rendered the ALn Gay OF
March. Isl, Ia iavor of said plaintiffs against
said defendants, with interest and costs, and
TO satisfy said execution, Court costs, etc., 1
will
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BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
NOTICE.

Dist-ict Court Of the United states, for the
Disfrics OF West Tennessee--in the matter
Of e. W. Trotter, Bankrupt.
10 fho creditors OF the above named Bank
,,,nf. Tsxe notice. that a meeting OF the cred
itors OF the said Bankrupt viii be held al the
Office OF 7. }. Latham, Esg register IN tns
cifv Of Memphis, ia said District, on the j5tt
49, ~ Fehrnary. lS7e. AT 10 o'clock am.
isel MA. AcGEE, Assignee.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue of a deed OF trust, executed 20 me
Is on the I'D day OF August, A. D. lst9. BY
John Collier. and duly recorded in the Gus
tomhOuse Of the United States at St Louis,
state OF Missouri, in Book E., pages 10, l5e
and 73s, and for the purpose of paying the
debts secured thereby, and therein described
I will on
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Ronday. I4th day OF Fehruary Next.

To sell 9pbllcly, to the highest hidder, at the
courthouse door. in the owl of NAPOLEON,
all the interest owned 10y the
said Wade H.. Bolton in the following. de
one-haif interest in a certain tract OF land,
consisting OF the SW fri. quarter of section
five Isl; the NE fri. quarter OF section SIX loli
the 81 quarter OF fri. section six Lbl; the r
half of section seventh the half OF seetlos
eight Isl, and the \ half of section seven
teen III, containing altogether. according to
u :. surveys, itS6L acres, and being the same
tract OF land IN Desha county, Ark, conveyed
on the S0th December, 1881 by Abrer l. ana
Napoleon h. Burrow to 1. L. Bolton, and be
ing in township nine t9l south, range two ~
west. in the saTd sonlty OF neSpa.
And, also, VIZ ser Fight,t isle and : interest he5 1T
and 70 the following land, alse in the said
Wit: Ths NV quarter of the NE quarter OF
section eleven llii; the SE fri. quarter OF sec
ton two ~; the SW fri. quarter OF section
two NJ. and the NV quarter OF section
eleven M, all IN township nine south, range
two west, containing altogether about ilu
acres, an being fhe same l@pI sSlu " me
said !. L. Bolton in his lifetime TO James
Branch, deceased.
Both OF the said plantations are vel I'm
proved, the fuTInsf comprising about St
acres and the latter about 400 acres OF cleared
land, with all necessary buildings, including
dwelling-houses. g~in-houses. etc.
The said land will be sold for one-thlru
cash, and the balance in two equal lnsiai-
mems. payable IN one and two years, secured
nv the nOfeH Of the purchaser S5tn approved
personsI security, as wei as by lien reserved
npon the land. and Tie sale Will be madt
subject to all existing liens ana incum ORANGES
Sailing under the said owe Shali enli
convey sncn Interest as the said Wade
Bolton had in the said a at the time OF nh
death. r AFPEhSoS,
ta2l Executor Of W, II. Bolton, deed
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SATURDAY, the 26tb Day Of February, 1870

In Front OF the Circuit Courtroom, on TIE
corner of Union and Second streets, IN the
city OF Memphis, sell, to the highest bidder,
for cash, theiot on the southwest corner OF
Beal and DeSOtO streets, fronting on BesI
street sixty fGgl feet, and running back south,
between parallel lines, one hundred anu
twenty NO. feet, and now fully and partieu-
larry described in said Trust Deed, recorded
in Book IS, pages III, E3 and IA, and 10 which
reference is here made.
At the same time and place I will also sell,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
described lot, beginning at a stake one nun
dred and tniftg hve lIS5l feet south from the
south line OF Beal street, and running thence
south with the west line of DeSOtO street
thirty 1907 feet; hence west one hundred and
fifty 1901 feet; thence north thirty 1907 feet to
the south side OF an alley; thence east with
the south line of said alley one hundred and
nifty fl50l feet to the beginning, being The
same lot described in the Trust Deed, recorded
In Book "a, pages 47S, 474 and 475, and to which
reference is mere made. The sale viii be
made between the hours of 10 O'Clock am
and ? o'clock pm.
The equity of redemption is specially
waived in said Trust Deeds, and the title i be-
Hsytu 10 be good. Int I oGly convey as Trus-
tee. EUGENE MAGENN E1 trustee.
Hansen, Swingley & Dashlell, Attys.
Tahl- % mAU
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Sale Of a Valuable Tract Of Land.

TIMER and by virtue of a power OF attOr-
neg and cOnveysncei in trust to me, made
on the 9Th day Of May, 1875, by ]. H Han
cock, and duly recorded in the Registers
Office OF shelby county, Tennessee, in Book
80. pages 30 To FL. for the purpose of securing
and paying certain debts therein mentioned,
[ viii on
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Prof. ChiltOn's Testimony,
thai
e~ristaaeFs's Excslelpr Hair Dye

founded on a careful analysis, and certifying
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no akkERs ANu ClIY IRADE.

WI orer Moore's Extra ''' woer's Best, p
NJ 1tid Mascuutah," guarantees IS COED
as waseeufah star and steam, and AS good %
Uuinofs wheat this year VIII make. 1ou can
return 81 our expense every barrel not aAi-
islactory.
10 6bls. lots 81 So.
y bbls. lots 81 %.
90 bbls. lots 81 %.
We nave on CONSIGNMENT 1909 barrels Of this
| nonr. and Il il ordered sold.
feb5 WOLCUTr, SMITH & co.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Supreme Court Sale.

Samuel Tate ct a.. vs.. Lewis selby ct al.
u virtue OF the decree pronounced In this
ID cause by the supreme COuTt Of Tennessee,
at its April Term. 1869, 1 will on
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COTTON.

There was considerable inquiry to-
dav. and the sa!es yer larger, DuJ
prices, il viii be seen, We're very IT
regular indeed, on all graO,S. MI
dlings sold as low as 233c, but sneSe
We're forced transactions, in az "a
which the seller is at the mercy of the
buyer, and the prices obtained are not
fair indications of the market. Hold
ers were asking, and in a majority OF
cases were firm at 24c for Middlings.
The days sales were as follows: y
bales Strict Middlings 24lc; 10 do 2ic;
IS Middlings 24c; u do 23sc; Is do
23tc; Z79 MiddIings poor style) 81;
40 Low Middlings 3 to 234c; lSS Good
Ordinary 22fa 24c; SOP various grades
Is to 22c; $40 clean stained 22a22tc;
I75 mixed, private. Total sales lass
bales.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of two Deeds in Trust, made to
ID me by A. NJ. Ferguson-one made on the
Sd day OF January, 1866, and recorded in the
Registers Office for Shelby county Tennessee.
in Book Sc, part lst, pages AZ, 4TS and al; ana
the other made on the cd day Of Febru-
Office for Shelby county, Tennessee, in Record
Book O., pages 4T3, IA ana 10; the first Of
which was made TO secure the payment Of a
note for 1926 Il, and the latter made to Sc
cure the payment OF q note for sSl600, both
payable TO Patrick OToOle; and, whereas,
sid notes were not promptly paid at matu-
pFry- ana baplaa been requested so to do. by
Bridget OTTOcle, Administrator Of said Pat
- ArI.nIn r.nm l.n.nanl I viii IN
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Bstcbaicr's gaif cys.-This splendid Fiair Dye
IL the best ia tie world; the only true and
De-recr 1--we. harmless. reliable, i~uHtantaue-
GUS: no disappointment; no ridiculous untsi
remedies the III effects Of tad Dyes mVlgO-
rates aud leaves the EaiT soft and bS2Ctiiul,
BLACK OF BROWN. Sold bF all Druggists and
P-eriumerg; ana properly applied al ba5cEs4-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-09
On the 9Th day Of March, 1870,

A. 70 m sell to the HIGHEST bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate, to-Wit;
Designated on the plan OF llills suDdlNl-
sion OF land, in the fourteenthC lNll Blstrlct OF
shelby county, as the north halt OF Lot No
duy-one, fronting on the " II side Of Suselle
street. hfty-one feet, and extending westward
for depth. between pa.elle lines, one hunured
and eighty feet. TO the alley midway between
SuSette and Walnut streets.
The said lot being q part ofthe estate OF Jo-
seph II. Ch0ate, IN bankruptcy anu . Desoiu
nv me as Assignee OF the said Choate, bank
rupt. Ia front OF the United states District
Courthouse, according to law IN such cases
money will be required Al the time Of sale.
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COTTON STATEMENT.


Rates Of freight to New York to-day
vie river and rail, Soc; and it is said
that even lower rates were made.
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Executors Sale.

II virtue Of the power vested in me by the
Is will OF the late Wade II. Bolton, deceased,
OF record in the Probate Court of Desha
county. Arkansas, / shall proceed, on
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New YORK. Feb. S-I0:25 a.m.-CottOn
duh and nominal. Ordinary 22jEc; Good
Ordinary. z51c. Low MiddlinEs, 24lc;
Uplauds. 2 Lc; Good, &c; Mobile, GLc;
Orleans. 2ssc.
2-I5 p.m.-C0tton dull and nominal.
Sales . dsy 800 bales: $40 yesterday after
reuu-t. con racJ 100 h4lgs-February
24Z April 235<c; May 15jsc; June &S
march didlLuE-} at -j&e.
4p-m.-Cotton Il and tendencydo|n-
ward. Sales Tor export, l1J1 bales
spiuuing. I45; speculation, q; contract,
IsJ0, april II IS-i692iEc.
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To Wnom Il La COncern.

nICHD W LIaHTBURNE IS the only au-
Ia thorized seenL 81 Memphis, Tenn, for
fhe II. Louis and New Orleans Packet 20.
ials JOHN n. bOFlNSEhs President
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Cotton ~

New ORLEANS, February $3.50 pm
Cotton duh ana tending cOwnWardi AZ
=. sales 800.
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ksInuNDlNG REVELATIONS.

Two scientific puollcations are in The field
against the hair dyes of which lead Is the ba'
Sis. The "New York Medical Gazette" and
The Journal OF Chemistry" bitterly de-
noHnce them. Yet the hair may be safely
dyed. Have you seen
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Also, at the same time and place Will sell
the interest OF said Choate in the cOpartner-
shin assets of tbe late firm of Choate & Co.
Terms OF sale, etc, the same as OF the real
estate.
faHr ARNOLD. ANslAntt-
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Karshal's Sale.

ny virtue Of an execution 70 me directed
ID from the Municipal Court OF Memphis
in favor OF SPARED Hill, Admir-, etO., ami
against William Fellows. Judgment on the
eth day OF July, lsts, foT SiGlO o., besides costs
Of suit, ! willy sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, in front of the courthouse door Of the
Municipal Court, on
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Assianee's Sale.

TTNDFR and by virtue of n general order
u issued rom the DhBIrict Court OF line
United States Tor the District Of West Ienhe5-
see, on the 18th day OF December, i5Se VIII
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-09

TT Is n perfect and wonderful article
Cures badness. Makes hair grow A bet
ter dressing than any "a oil" or " pomatnm.
Softens brash. dry and wiry hair into Beau
tffuf SiIken Tresses. Bat, above all the great
wonder il the rapldlty with which IL restores
Cray HAIR TO us ORIGINAL CoIsoR.
TIE whlteSt and worst looking mar resumes
ito youthful beauty by its use. u does not
dive Die hair. but strikes 81 the ROOT ana mis-
M with new life and eoloring matter.
The first application viii do good you VIII
see the NATURAL L returning every
day, and
BEFORE YOU KNOW IT,
The old. gray, disc0lored appearance OF tht
hair will be gone. giving place TO lustroas
shining and b-aufiuf loelyS.
ASH Tor HrlI- SiciliRn fair renew "Fi ne
ot6ar article ia az aIi ike Is IN eject.
See that each bottle mas our private 6oN,
efnment stamp 0yeTtue top OF tAe poule. ~
Il. p. HALL co.
Nsshus, n. H., Pruprietors,
por sale hv al GrneEirts iall dSw
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-10
"Can 1t Be True"

Under the above heading, the New
York Sun asks the following very in
teresting questions. The interest the
Sun expresses in the answers will be
fully shared by the pnblio.
Can it be true that the subscrip
ton of 81 1000 which General GRAFT
made last year to the fund for the
family of the late John A. Rawlins
was not pail by the Pre- .ident, but
hyJames Fisk, Jr., with whom he was
at that time on forms of remarkable
intimacy? @ $3.50.
"Can it-be true that there was a
false pretense wen in this testimonial
to the memory of a most faithful
friend, a fellow soldier in the times
hat tried mems souls? Was it not a
testimo iial from Grant, bur fronFG;
and Gould, in Grants name?
1T is currently alleged, and quite
generally believed, that this thousand
dollar subscription of the Presidents
was paid by Mr.. Fisk or by his
partner, Jay Gould, in addition to a
similar subscription of their own. It
this is not so, Mr. Fisk should not
allow the report to be circulated a
moment longe, to the injury of the
President. If this be true General
Grant will do well. at once, to make
some explanation of a fact so incred:.
Bile. Let US have the turth."
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-10
HORRIBLE AFFAIR,
Murderous Fight With Pitchforks

- -
On the 29th ult., at Cropsey Town:
ship, Mclean County, illinois, a dis
pute arose between John II. Arnet,
and James Ingram, who were ut work
pitching and loading wheat on the
farm OF a Mr.. Worler. The Bloom
Photograph of the End winds up III
the following words n long account of
the affair: Now, both men being
armed with a three tined p%itchfork, a
desperate fight took place, each one
trying with al his strength and ski.
to run each other throIsa with his
pitchfork, Ingram having a Little the
advantage, his pitchfOrk being about
a foot the longer. While i'll this d's
perate fight. Ingram was severe
ly wounded in the breast, AMI Arnett
was almost run through with two
tines Of Ingram's fork just below the
ribs, from the right side toward tn,
left, one tine grazing hts DO ly i'll
front, the other two entering on a
level ranging toward the back. At
about this time i'll the fight Arnett's
fork. came out of the handle /; he tried
to strike Il few blaws with the handle,
but found Ire could do no good, threw
it down and started to run to warts
ley. Ingram threw down his fork
also, and picked up the handle that
Arnctt had thrown down, ami ran al
ter him and struck him Il desperate
blow on the back of his head and back.
Arnett got TO Smartsley and told him
not to let Ingram hit him any more,
aul he sank to the groun'l, and said
to Swartsley, Pm killed." and died
in about twenty-five minutes.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-10
England, Russia, Austria and Spain

In our last issue we gave the fullest
account in Il possession of the rela.
tive strength of the French and Prus.
sian armies. We shall now continue
our extracts from the same source
"Whataker's London Almanac"-sta
ting the military and naval power and
resources of England, Russia. Austria
and Spain.
The army estimates of England lor
the year ending 31st March, 1870,
amount 70 the sum of 914.Z3C. 100
and provide for a force of 1Z9 IZ6
men and II, 701 horses, This shows
a decreased change of f1,2z5 900,
and a rec uction of 10.24l men and
300 horses. The total British es.
Enlistment amounts to 125,528 men;
but the force whose cost is to be de
fraved out of the army funds is I29,.
1Z6, All excess of 4,59S. The Brit.
ish forces in india are So, 707, with
depots containing 1896 officers and
men. The numbers IN the colonies
are 2S,330; and those at home ST.
962, besides 1852 members Of spe-
cial corps, whose exact positions are
not given, being scattered in detach
ments, both at home and abroad.
On the 1st February, 1869, there
were 31S ocean and IL paddle steam
ers %sffoat, % screw and 1 paddle
steamers building, and 20 steamships
afoat, from which the machinery had
been removed-a fatal of 432 vessels.
Eight iron and 1 wooden vessels are
building in the dockyards, and 7 con-
tract built We sells to be completed
there. The force on board these ships
consists of AZ, 900 scamen, (including
oficers,) I4,00o marines (ditto,) l.
0OJ boys.
Russia comprises one seventh of the
territorial surface of the globe. The
nominal strength of the Russian army
is about 1,1I0,0" II on the war footing;
TO these must be added 1900 O Cos
socks on military service. The navy
consists of two great divisions, the
Baltic fleet and that of the Black Sea,
comprising about 26j steamers and
SO sailing vessels.
The Austro-H Hungarian Empire is
one of the largest States on the Con
tinent of Europe. Austria possesses
Il large army, comprising, even on a
peace footing, 100000 men, and A.
900 horses, while its navy consists OF
II steamers , with 723 guns and 49,
531 horsepower, besides 81 sailing
vessels with $40 guns.
The army of Spain consists of in
fantry of the line, so, 1873: artillery,
9,S99; cavalry 1l,S40; special troops
2, 35S; provincial, etc, making a to
tai o. 15I,66S men The navy con-
sists of 1I3 vessels, mounting 95S
guns, with atonnage of 1,066---Er-
change
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-10

4 Mrs. B who lived in tue
great City, had a sister in humble cir
cumstances, who lived in the rural dis
trlcts. Learning that n gentleman, a
neighbor, wa about to visit the locality
Mrs. B, called on him, and re
quested that he would take along a
small gift. Mr.. c. readily COM
piled with the request. Accordingly,
on the morning of his departure, Mrs,
B, left in his care, three large,
fragrant oranges to be delivered to her
dear sister in the country. Mr.. C,
proceeded on his journey, and in due
time called at the cabin of the country
sister. He notified her that her City
sister had sent her a valuable present,
of which he was the bearer. Express
ing her surprise and gratitude, she
prepared to receive it. Mr. c..
said the "gi t was three oranges but
the day being hot, he had eaten one
to quench his thirst, had dropped one
on the way, and in consequence OF the
annoyance, would withhold the other
for his trouble" So the country sis
ter, obtained precisely-nothing by
way of a PRESENT.
This is the way With poor Uncle
Samuel" His Agents, Assessors and
Tax-eaters. devour his Income, and
leave him exceedingly thankful that
he has heard from his City Cousin.
Two memorable cases have occur
red in this county, in which the gov.
eminent will have spent over $500,
to collect S. 200! These cases are now
pending in the United States Courts
at Cleveland, and clearly demonstrate
the utter recklessness, the deep-rooted
political malice and the brigandage Of
the Agents of the Government, who
declare that they are pursuing these
men because they are conspicuous as
Democrats and are men of property
and this hope to frighten otle S into
a quiet submission to the black mai
system.
In due time the facts in these cases
will appear, that the public may judge
whether we are living under the des-
pots of Turkey, Austria and Russia,
orin a free country, called the United
States.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-08-10

We received an impudent .commu'
nication from a citizen of Hayesville
n few days since, touching our munic-
ipal regulations.
We are not convinced that because
he relishes salt in his tea and coffee,
other people are bound to take his
mess.
When the people of Ashland desire
his advice in the regulation of their
municipal affairs, they will probably
ask for it.
Political temperance is a failure
1t appears annually, about election
times, spawns, and then retires to
incubate for another nine months.
The age for thumb-screws, on moral
questions, has probably passed for
ever. Men are governed by reason,
and not by the Inquisition.