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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-27

Something new for the ladles.>
A beautiful assortment of colored
and gilt, Innitial note and mon
ogram paper, also envelopes. The
first brought to Eaton, for sale
by Willard Edison.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-27
JOB MOSES,

JOB MOSES,
Sir James Clark's Female Pills.
These invaluable Pills are u%nfailing in the cure OF
al those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject. They moderate
all excuses and remove all distractions, from
what cause.
TO MARRIED LADIES
they are particularly suited. They will in a short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity;
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
full to the constitution. In all cases of Nervous and
Spinal A Elections, Pains in the back and limbs, Fa-
tigue on the slight eXertion. Palpitation of the
heart, Hpsterics and Whites. they will effect a cure
when other means have failed. The phamphlet
around each package has full directions and aduice
or will be sent free to all writing for it, sealed from
observation.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
tits the fate of every truly valuable medicine to
be Counterfeited. Job Moses Sir James Clark's Fe
male Pills are extensively Counterfeited, The gen
uine have the name of Job Moses on each package.
Al others are worthless: Dishonest Druggists en-
fits, n: BIN all cases where the genuine cannot
be obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Pro-
prietOr, JOB MOSES, IS Cortland St., New York,
will insure a bottle of the genuine, cOntaing Fifty
Pills, by return MALE, securely sealed from any
knowledge of fits contents. May 1Sy1tf
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Just received, at the One Price
Store, 40 dozen of Nc. 1 K /
Gloves, slightly spotted, to be sold
at 75cts. a pair; A great bargain.
joseph WOprner.
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finest Suits at NJ. Sturn

If you want Bargins go to NJ.
Sturm's
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.
TOWN OFFICIALS,
Churches IN Eaton

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. A.
Meharry, Pastor. Services every sabbath at IOh A,
NJ. Prayer meetinSs every Thursday evening.
FIRST 1. w
scott, PASTOR; Services every other Sabboth at
10l-2 a. NJ. ana 6l-2 T. NJ.
n~UNIvERsALIsT CHUR CU.-3ev. j. D. Lauer,
fastOr.. Services at 10 12 4. VI and at o 1-2 p. NJ.
on the hrSt (hSt2 Sunday in each month, and on the
third (3rd) Sunday at d 1-a O'Clock +. n.
BAPTIST cRtRCII.-B. j.. George. Pastor. Ser
vices every Sabbath at 10 l-2 \. NJ. and i 70 P. NJ.
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~RAORDIS OFFER.-The enterprisfne
publishers of the American Stock Journal offer to
send the whole twelve numbers for this year, and
$500 worth of books, all for the regular subscrip-
fion price to the Journal, which is 81, go a year. All
DIR farmers and stock raiSers should take advan-
tage ofthis liberal offer, as the Journal is worth
many ttgnes the money, besides getting four VaIu-
able Manuals devoted to stock raising, the price of
4 2 Genus eacn: Speclmen COPIES OF the
Publishers, N. p. & CO, ParKersburg. PA.
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M Sturm sells cheaper than
than the Cheapest.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-27

If you want clothing go to
M. Sturm's.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-27

proper way to
prepare it for me-
dicinal s DR..
Oliver Crook, a
physicianwho de-
votes his entire
time tothe duties
of his profession
and h o has
the largest prac-
tice of any ply
stefan in South
ern Ohio a 8
fully tested the
active medicinal
qualities OF Poke
Root during the
last 25 years, and
unhesita tingIy
pronounces il to
have o merit
for diseases de-
pending on a de-
PRAYED condition
of the blood
than any and all
other article 8
m in the Ma
terra Medica. IN
der his instrus.
tlons our Chem
list has combined
the active medic
nal qualities of
Poke Root with
the best Tonic
ration of
Iron, and we Of
fer this prepara-
ion to the public
telling them of
the ingredients,
under the nameof
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The latest Styles OF Suits at
NJ. Sturm.
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SPEcIAL
BRYAN's

BRYAN's
p u | m n c W f fe S -
are unfailling in the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Roarseness, Difficult
Breathing, Incipient CONSUMPTION and diseases of
child will take them. Thousands have been restor
ed to health, that had been before dispaired. Testi-
mony given in hundreds of cases, A single dose re
lieyes in ten minutes.-o-Ask for Bryan's Pulnon-
ic Walters. May lSyltf,
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Call at Al. Sturm, and look
h2foro purchasing elsewhere.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-27

Suits from $3.50 to $4,000 a
M. S;turm's.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-27

Clothing at 25 per cert cheape'
or than any other hOnse in Ea-
ton. N. Stnrm.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-07-27
DUNBAR'S WONDERFUL
Discovery.
Bethesda Mineral
Spring Water
OF WAUKESiiA. WISCONSIN -


This Water i5th4 ack noviedge,i cure Of the in
trictublr unI incurthle diseases know Gs Tright's
disease and Diabetes.
ISri-hf'S Disease is fatal TO the kidney. the body
waste e. away. destroys life by starvation Ofthc blood
Diabetes CONNIE noes with frequent desire 10 pass
w3ttc.. great thirst. constipation, less Of strength
and flesh.
Astonishing cures Of DrO!rSy have been effected
brick d1St deposit, inflammation nftiic neck or the
bladder aiEaIi ana equity Swc!iinSS. FOE the liver
it is unsurpassed. II VIII ailHy al i!fiaIntion Of the
kidney and urinary organs in twenty four horrs.
given Immediate relief: also. in Scu!!yt fever = ITr
vents the kidney from cengraiin%. and = moves al
all traces of ai5UtnlenriI. It Hiil give relief i'll all
cases of high fever.
GENERAL GENT:
EDWARD Z. DUNBAR, Esq. at Springs, Nau-
kesha. Wis.
Reader if you are afflicted with any Of the i,lgo-
ing, diseases write to the undersigned: his advice
VIII cost you nothing: He can by chemical anal
dividGa! case, no matter OF how long STundinG.
Ills Wonderful discovered BETHESDA MIN
ERAL WATER il 4 positive remedy for the fore
going ailments, He has never failed to do what he
claims for Ii. were ever used. This water has the
same good effect III rculOtcSt pnIt of the c;Ir:rtry,
tilt il has at the Springs. 1t never losses Il parti-
Gle of its III 'dicll Qualities by package Or trHlSIOr-
tatiou. Directions how 10 uSG the wafer, purtic5I-
lars will accompany each package order,
Address Richard Dunbar,
50 Pennsylvania Ave"l2.
Washington, II :.
p. Dunbar, General Manager at illc Springs:
WaukeSfa Wiscnu-iG.
.iscntswantcd everywhere. June Is ii.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
The undersigned has been duly appointed adj
Ininistrltor OF the estate of Francis NJ. Kiinger.
late OfPr2hle county, Ohio, deceased.
Campbell * Gilmore. Attys. .JuIv IA iS7I VS.
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Gaps cheap at M.
Sturm's.
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DIR. CROOKS

ScrOfuIe In any form. For Rheunna-
tism, Pains in Bones. BrOken-dOwn
Constitutions, NEercUriaI Diseases,
MineHa POisens, more etfectual relief is
obtained from this remedy than from all others.
1t strengthens, purifes and cures. 1t is indis.
pensible in the treatment of long standing dis
orders of the Liver, and proves a certain, safe
and e%ffectual resolyent, manifesting its influ-
ence throughout the entire glandular system.
Chronic diseases of any KIND, Diseases of
the Skin, EruptiOns, PustuIes,B IOteh-
eS. PimDIeS, BOiIS. letter, RinS.WOrm,
SaIt-Rheum, ScaId-Head, Ulcers and
Sores, are all cured by the use of it.
Any disease depending on a depraved condition
of the blood can be cured by it. Try one
bottle. Sold by all Druggists, Prepared only by
OLIVER CROOK & co.
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WOOD wanted for suhscrip-
ton. Don't forget this"
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ROUTE.
PittsbHrg, Cincinnati & St. Louis

Express. Fast Line. ISouth. Exp
Leave Richmond 500 a, m 2. 40 II. mIII5 IS n m
Observation-Disclosures $40 " $40 - 10 IS a. IN.
:" KnishtStUwn $50 {" 400 " I.3I "
80 indianapolis IN, 90 " $40 " 800 a.
MAIL EXPR'S.
Leave Richmond 100. SO a. m. 100 p. m.
Arrive at kokomo i,52 p. 70. la q. m.
" :" Logansport 2,55 ~ AS "
" Ill. st. Line 40 "
e Chicago IOS,3O " T45 "
The Express East runs daily. and has elegant Palace
Day Ind Night Cars, which run through to PHILADELPHIA
and y ew Y ork without change.
The Southern Express West, runs daily, and has Palace
ears which run through to St. Louis and Louisville with
out cha nge.
T. r. MYERS.
Gen. Pass 6 Ticket Ag't.
ttSlnr 49,
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ALI Goods Warranted by M.
Sturm.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-07-30
Sale of Valuable Lands

@ae BY order Of the Superior Court, will
%3seii at the Court House door in States.
;7cE.yllle, North Carolina. on WEDNESDAY,.
LAM, LAND, lying in the County OF Iredeli, on the
CataWba River and Lambert's Crock. Is miics
south OF Statesville, az miles North Of Char
lou. 1os.e ana about miles West Of the Atlantic,
Dc sold In lots es follows:
No; L containing 288 acres, more or less. on
which DR.. W. Byars now lives.
No. =, containing 2S8 acres, more or less.
adjoining Lots Nos. 1, 8, aud 6.
No. 8, containing 2S4 acres adjoining Nd
I, 2 and 4. s MY
o No No 4. containing 2s5 acres. adjoining Nos.
No, s. containing 200 acres. moro or less,
no. 9, containing. 400 acres, on which Col.
and 8. A.o'' -
R,0er On these hes da lands are large bodies Of fine
quantitY OF Woodland on each tract. en- the
4go Wo acre Q tract there Is good Mil House and
water rover, good Dwelling and other buIld-
inRs. oa good Water on each tract:
Ineae isnds are susceptible OF the highest
8ood clay anbsoii, and will produce Cotton.
Tobacco, Wheat. Corn and the other prnir
ana grass crops; and arc sold as tho lands be.
1nonglhg TO the estate of the late James 8.
Byars. for assets. ~
;, IERMs-One-half in ak months; the bn.
lence IN twelve months with interest from iiay
OF sale. The purchaser may pay one-third or
tno whoie OF his bid any time after the sale is
confirmed. Bond with approved aeourity wilI
be required for the purchase money The
title will be retained until full payment, ia
mado. 80 90 40
Persons Wishing to soc the lands will pleaae
Gail Ga upon Col. A. 8. Brown or Thos. Deaton,
Administrator de bonis non OF James q. R11arn
Juno 80 Inn
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Oo-operative Building Assooiation.

A g many inquiries thsve been directed to
~ me relative to the disposal OF tie tiok-
OTIS which may remain unsold, II would state
that they toi4 all be sold before the drawing
takes place. AS but 2,000 tickets will be is
suod, and tho price hxed so low, q sale OF all
the tickets must be effected in ordor to cover
the expenses Of the drawing, and the General
Agent will positively not hold ticket on the
day OF the raf1le. AZ it has become apparent
to me that largo amount Of money has boep
placed by those selling tickets in the banks,
or otherwise used, in order to obtain the in
terest upon the same, now offer to allow in
forest upon all sums paid into my hands at
the rate OF ono per cent. per month from this
date, payable on the day OF drawing, but not
afterwards. It must be apparent to all that
80 long as the money IL kept ont OF my hands,
cannot hx q day for tho drawing. NY bond.
In the penal sum Of $4,000, makes deposit
With With me So safo as could be desired. The
oiier OF good rate OF interest, and the de-
sire to invest all tho money in improvements
OF more extensive character, are suficient
guaranty that the drawing will take pla.,e at
an early day as possible. Evidence Of tho
improvements intended oan be seen al corner
OF Main and Plain streets.
must ag ain request all who have mopey
in their hands to remit the Same to mo. who.
thor It anaon.ts to cne ticke. or ten.
DIR. e. w. WHEELER.
July 25
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.;PROCLAHATION:

WHEREAS, tho pence and tranquility o,
wv certain sootions OF tho State of South
CaroIina have been interrupted by Assem-
blRKos OF disguised men, who have assailed
and injured peaceful citizens, to their detri-
mont and serious injury. involving, in many
cases, etrocious murders, upon quiet and
unofending citizcns:
- NOV, therefore, be- It known that I, ROBERT
n. SCOrr Governor OF tho State OF South
carolina, In order that the parties to theee
murders and outraRes may be apprehended d
ana appropriately punished, do insue this,
my proclamation, that rowsrd OF TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS is hereby offered for
tho apprehension and delivery OF any and
every rsrson or rerscns, in any ;ail nf this
State. with proof to convict them Of having
aided or participated in any or either OF those
acts 81 violence and murder, or Of having. in
dtsgnise, threatened the life of any one within
the state. Said rewards shall be paid to suy
persons, either military or civilians, who may
be entitled to receive them by arresting the
Offenders against the laws.
In Testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto sub.
ecrlDed my name, and caused the
Great Seal III this State to be affixed at
u. 81 Columbia, this 2Sth day Of July, A. D.
1871. and in tho ninety sixth year OF
American Independence. M
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
r. L. CARDoZn. Secretary Of State
July 30 Q
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T Ta'Ril1z.,11Ss ID q ~ a:1:s'H .l;s TIC
httFofeTgR knAIrs5c ,'c Sc.
NOON DISPATCHES.

The FRENCH COMMUNISTS TO EfIIGRATR-
JUDGMENT OF THE hIAnsEILLEs COURTS
MARTIAL uoEF1RMED, 10.
LONDON, July 28-The Times. in an
editorial on the New York riots, says. in
reference to the procession OF Orange.
men, that Gov. HofTman incurred horrid
responsibility in permitting it to take
place and promisingit protection. "The
StAte," says tho Times, Fought to inter-
tete with parades Of both Orangemen
ana Ribbonmen. It should not encon-
rsge antagonism, aud should bring all
persons to recognize it's rule OF dealing
equally with the national feelings and
prejuditas of all"
4 LONDON, July 29.-The French Go
vernnent has given its qualified assent
to the PoRton soheme for the emigration
OF the Communist prisoners. They are
to be divided into three classes. First
violent persons and those guilty Of
GRIMES. WHO are sentenced to hard labor
tor life. Second dangerous persons,
who are to be sent to ~ penal colony; and
third-a class to whom general amnes.
~ !s granted, in case of their voluntary
emigration. The last are permitted to
go to Arizona the Government giving
them transportation, agricultural and
farming tools, tents, arms and subsist-
ence for six months. i
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PARIS. July 29.-The court at Lyons
has confirmed the judgment OF the
Marseilles courts martial upon the insur-
gents tried by that body.
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FINANUIAL AND OOcI M mitCIaL

49,.
LIVERPOOL, July 29-Evenipp.-
Ton opened quiet and closed fiat
uplands 81: Orleans 9I6; sales 8. .OOO
bales; speculation 5000.
PARIS. July 29.-Rentes 55f. 75c.
LONDON, July 29-Evening. -Seouri-
ties unchanged.
NEW YonK. July 29-Noon. Flour
steady. Wheat and corn dull. Pork
dull mess 13 50@l3 rs. Cotton Quiet
lmiddling uplands 2o15; Orleans 2oM
sales 600 bales. Freights steady. Stocks
steady and strong. Governments dull
and heavy. State bonds steady and dull.
Money easy, at 8. Gold steady. at IL.
Exohange-iong 10L; short lOM.
+: M The bank statement shows
loans have decreased a trifie; specie de-.
creased over $1,000, 900; deposits in
creased 81. .250,00O; legal tenders in.
creased $1,000. 900. Money easy. ut 3.
Exchange continues weak, at 9h. Gold
l2(9l2Ia. Governments steady. Ten.
nessees very strong; new Sonth Carolinas
active. Tennesseea, new aad old. 72lI.
Virglniaa 64M; new r. Louisianaa 64:
new 81; levees 70; 8s85. .Alabamas So:
5s 81. Georgias 81; 7s 90. North Gu.
rolinas 42k; new 2GL Son,h Caro-
iiuas "; new 54ts. Cotton quiet aud
lower; sales 62O bales--upIanda 90.
t!our steady. Wheat-spring steady;
winter lc. better. Corn heuvy. Pork
IL. 62(913.75. Lard quiet-kettle 1O!5.
Freights strong.
BosroN, July 2o.-Cotton dull and
heavy--middling 207l; sales 200 bales;
stock GOO.
BALTIMORE. July 20. Flour quiet aud
4nchanged. Wheat firm. Corn steady.
4,
@7}s. Whiskey 95%@o6 Cotton duh
ceipts 47; sales rs; stock 920
LOUISVILLE. July 29.-Provisiors
very dull. Mess pork 1900. Shoulders
634; clear si,lcs 81. Whisley 93.
CINo1NNArr. July 29.-Fionr dull
Corn declined -51352 Pork buoyant
-13 offered; 13L(9I3I asked. Lard
W. Bacon asking higher-sidcs Sk(0
o>9; shoulders 6%. Whiskey at full
prices.
WIhMINaToN, July 29.-Cotton quiet
mlddling l9la; receipts 20; stock 02G.
CHARLESTON, July 29.-Cotton dull
middling ls&@19; receipts 95 bales;
exports constwlse al: stock 3l9.
AUGUSTA. July 20. Cotton market
Hat and declining. ut 17!tS for Liverpool
middling; sales II bales; receipts 140.
SAVANNAH, July 29--Cottcn dull
middling 10; receipts As bulcs; sales 200;
stock 5,l77.
MoDrLE, Jnly 29.-Cotton dull aud
nominal-m middling 1875 @lSs1; receipts
~ bales; sales 25; stock S,4l0.
NEW ORLEANS. July 29.-.Flour
800; double G. SO; trebl..
7.0oC97.60. Corn qniet-yellow 73a74;
white 77@78. Pork dull aud lover
nominally 15.O0@l5 25. Bacon flat
sides oM@l0; RIB 9as@9hS; shoulders
7}s(@756. Cotton dull aud nominal
low middiing 171a@l8; receipts 1877
bales; Gales l,600: stock 40. 0JS.
GALVESTON, July 29.-Cotton dull
good ordinary 1G2l; receipts $40 bales;
stock 3,4OO.
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gFdeA be oPirieI aways To .thfa Stanley
Replied. that lie would not carrys them
away until he was ready. When told
that he and Thomas would be held re-
sponaible for thediaturbance, he replied.
"hoid us respo ponsihle and be DID,
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Health off Horsss. Mules. Cows

deattn OF horses, Mules, Cows.
GICKNESS and deatl, Of stock ia ono ~ tho
~ greatest discourag ements OF the farmer.
The cause OF their death may be beyond our
control, but very many cases, indeed, nine
cases out OF ten, tho disease may be traced
to Indigestion, Dcralgement OF tho Boweia
Debility. Where this is the case, wo always
have remedy at hand: HEINITSH'S GEK
al IN HORSE POWDER. With this great
For Weakness. indigestion, Ovor-worked
Horses, no better preventive medicine can bo
given Try 1t. For sale only by
E. II. HEINITSu,
July 1T Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
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From the lowest to the highest, and We feel
confident that all those fayoring ue with an
order from a distance will be pleased and
satisfied that
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EDWARD ARTHUR

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NO. z LAW RANGE
N}IIL practice i'm tho Circuit and Probat ia
Counties. Jnlv 70 i9mn o
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
ID. Q. PEIXOTTO A SON. Sm.1sou

..H. 4oACCAoouI6 UI mortgage.
ID. 9. PEIx0TTO & SON, Aue1ionaeS..
RY virtue Of the power; duly conferred upon
~ the Citizens Savings Bank, of Colum bia.
BY the Columbia Oil Company, 70 foreoiose
tho mortgage Of the said Columbia Oil Com
Pany to the said Citizens Savings Bank. Of
Columbia, and to enter upon and to cell ail
ana singular the mertgaged premises herein
their t. debt; the said mortgage is hereby de-
G;area GA go, 70 be foreciosed and the said Colum-
,pS or Ssguitgy Of redemption in the promises; and
desersgned de will sell, at public auction, befors
the Court Rouse, at Columbia, on the FIRBT
MONDAY in August next: -
Al that certain lot Of LAND, situate and
oeing IN the oity Of Columbia, In the County
OF Hiohland. and State Of South Carolfua.
ffo;na;is.i1g Of one square in said city, con,
tanning 7our acres OF land. more or less. and
bounded by Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and Gads.
aen tia streets, With al the buildings and erec-
purposes PPIR Of an Oil Mill, and all the Engines,
sn O,a rresses M and machinery of any kind what
cash. 10 WEDmy n A"'
Carolina. Jn,r ro4
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Auct1on @aaee.

Cottage House.
By MONTEITH & FIELDING.
On the FIRST MONDAY in August next at
~ o'ciock =. M, in front OF the Court House,
we will sell, -'
OF four Rooms, and KITCHEN with two
Hpoms, situated at the corner OF Lumber and
For particulars, apply to Mr. John Lane, or
July 20
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-01-19
FISHING IN LAST YEARS HOLES.

The Bangor Wing tells Of some youths OF
that city who started out for pickerel fishing,
well provided with everything needed for the
sport except an axe to cut through the ice.
They were going, they said, to fish through
the holes cut by last winters fishermen
There is good deal of that kind Of
angling done. When we see the radical pa
pers, to fire the Northern hert, recording out
RACES upon Union men in the South by the
ku Klux, they are only fishing in last years
holes.
When the radicals tell the people that the
depression of American shipping and the
ruin of our commerce is owing to the depre
dations Of the Alabama, that was sunk in the
English channel more than five years ago
they are fishing in last years holes
When the republican officials, Just before
election, tell the people how much they are
going to bring down the expenses Of govern
ment and reduce taxation, everybody wild
half an eye can see that they are only fishing in
last years holes.
When they tell rs that high tariff is q
blessing, and that the more the duty the
cheaper the goods, they are fishing in 4 hole
that is very ancient indeed
The only new hole that the supporters o.
the administration appear TO have discovered
is the San Domingo one. Bat as their hook
is baited with a niger, it may be considered
very much the same kind of fishing.
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which may be defective: explaining such as may
be thought not clearly expressed: and of adding
such as are necessary for the preservation of the
rights and happiness Of the people but the articles
to be amended, and the amendments proposed, and
such articles proposed to be added or abolish
ed, shall be promulgated at least SIX months before
the day appointed for the election OF such Conven-
tion for the previous consideration of the people,
that they may have an opportunity of instructng
their delegates on the subject.
1t may be said that there is no danger that
the freedom Of the State OF Of its people will
ever be assailed, or that special corruption
will need to be ferreted out. But it should
be remembered that ''carlv and provident
fear is the mother of safety" When it is
known that evils of the kind are provided
against, they do not occur. We speak in no
party sense, or with any partizan expectation
of advantage The subject is above and be-
You'd party considerations. The fear of a
periodically recurring Board OF Censors,
with special duties and large powers, would
have made scarcely possible such transac-
tons as the Gun House Swindle of twenty
years ago the still unsettled Elder Peck de-
falcations, the unconstitutional State Con
stabulary, the enormous Paper Credit Frauds,
and hundreds of iniquitous raids on the trea
sury 1t also makes provision in an easy
and rational way for rcvi5ions Of the Consti
ton.