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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
The Grant Family in Office.

The following is a corrected
list of the Grant family now
holding impottant offices:
1. Ulysses Simpson GraAt
President Of tie Gnited States.
2. jesse Root Grant, Presi
DENTS father, PostA{aster Il, Gov
ington. ny.
3. Frederick Dent Grant, Pres
ident's Son; ,CHdSt Ut West Point.
4 Orvil L. Grant, Presidents
brother, partner with the Col.
lector OF the Port at Chicago.
5. Ere derrick 7. Dent, Presi-
dents father-in>law, Chairman OF
Lands at Carondelet, Mo.-eu-
chered by Wilson, late Commits
sioner of the Land Office; has not
yet got the lands, but lives in
hope.
6. Pew, MI. Cramer, Presi>
dents brotlieF-in-iaw, Minister to
Denmark.
Z. Abel &. Corbin, Presidont'a
brother-in-iaw, hegotiat"r of gold
ard real estate spsculations with
James Fisk, Jr:, and Jay Gonld.
8. Brevet Brig Gen. +. T.. Dent,
Presidents brother in-lawl Chief
Usher at the Executive Madison
9. Judge Lewis Dent, Presi-
dents brother-in-law, COUNSEL for
Claimants before the President.
Fee estimated at $40, 900 a year.
10. George ". Dent; Presi-
dent's brothetIfn-law; Appraisef
of Customs, San FranGigto.
II. John Dent, Presidents
bfother-in-law, only Indian Trad
er for New Mexico, under Indian
Bureau; place worth 100000 a
year.
il. Alexander Sharpe, Presi-
DENTS brSther-in-law, Marshal of
the District of Columbia.
IS. Jatles F. Casey, Presidents
brother ih-la#, Collector OF the
Port Of New Orleans, place worth
$50 600 a year:
II. James toHgstrect, Pfesi
dents brotheI-ih-law's cousin,
Fnrveyor of the Port Of New Or
leans.
Is. Silas urlsu1t, Presidents
own eUtisiK, Minister to 0aute-
mala.
Is. Nathan A. Patton, Presi-
dents brother in-Iaw's third cous.
in, Collector OF the Port Of Gal
weston, Texas.
II. Orlando II. Ross, Presl-
dents own cousin, Clerk i'm the
Third Auditors Office, Washing
ton.
Is. Dr.. Addison Dent, l'resi-
dents brother-in-law's third cous-
in, Clerk In the Registers office.
Treasury Department, Washing
ton.
10. j. F. Simpson,, Presidents
own cousin, Cd Lieutenant, 25th
Infantry.
20. John Simpson. Presidents
own cousin, 2d Lieutenant, 4th
Artillery.
81. George B: johnson, Pres
ident's mothers second cousin,
Assessor of Internal Revenue.
Third District, Ohio. =
%. B. L. Wyn,ans, Presidents
cousins husband, Postmaster Of
Newport, KY.
%. Miss +. A. Mngrndcr
Presidents brother-in-law's sec
ond cousin, Clerk in Gen. Spin
ner's office, Treasury Department
"a. Oliver w. Root, Presi-
dents mothers granddaughter,
Assistant District Attorney, Gov.
instor. Ky.
25. a. w. Casey. President,
brother laws own brother
Appraiser of Customs, New Or.
leans.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

The Negroes of Ohio on the
War Path-The negroes of Ohio
do not intend to be content with
and thing lesc than what they
conceive to De the full measure
of their rights under the Four
tsenth and Fifteenth Amends
ments to the constitution of the
United States at a State Conven=
ton of colored men just held at
Columbus, resolutions were pas
sed asking for the repeal OF all
Ia ws on the statute books of ohio
which make distinctions on &C
count of color, and demanding
that all the schools of the State
be opened and made equally the
Tree to blacks and whites. The
negroes of Ohio evediently under
stand the situation. They will
either force the Radicals to ac-
| cede to thoir dereends, VI they
viii unmask the hypocrisy of the
political adventures who have
been making capital out of ne
gro votes.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
The WTdcsc,s mite.

"hlng Agrlpp2 desired one Gay
to make "a thousand sacrifices on
the altar OF the Lord. He COM
mamded the high priest to accept
that day 10 other victims. There
came a poor man with two tur-
tle-doues which he wished to sac
Iifce. Il can accept no victims
to day. said the high-priest;' 30
the King commands The poor
man urged that he daily caught
four turtle doves; he always sac>
rificed two, and lived on the pro
ceeds of the remaining two. If
thou refusest my satriHce, thOn
deprivest me of fiy living said
the poor man to the high preist,
believing that his good luck in
hunting turtle-doves depended
on his piety. The high priest sac
rifced the poor mans victims
prior to the Kings muni6csnt
and the X ng, on hearing
the explanation, was pleased
with the high priests decision In
flver of the poor mans wish"
After, another story to the
same import, tie Midrash [Rab-
bah to Leviticus, chap. 81 con-
tiuues with this: "a poor woman
brought a handful of wheat-lour
to the priest, to make a sacrifice
of it. he priest refused, saying
what shall / offer and what eat
of tie handful of flour?" A night
ly vision announced to that priest
chou sbouldst not have refused
her gift; it was as good IS if she
had sacrificed her own life.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
STEEL ~EEGRAV1Ed Of GEN.
z LEE

ROBERT e. LEE.
Subscribers RENTING "a for one
years subscription to the south
ern press, an Illustrated Weekly
Journal OF 40 columns, will re-
ceitG an elegant Steel Engraving
of Robert 2: Lee, "a x 10 inches,
forwarded in a secure case, pos
tage paid by US. This number
contains a large finely executed
likeness of Gen. Lee, engraved
by a skillful artist. from a photo
graph, expressly for The Press,
with an outline of his life, and an
account of his. obseqpies Single
copies, (ifordered earlyJ forward
ed to any address on receipt of 10
cents. Energetic Canvassers
wanted in every county in the
South, to whom a liberal list of
premiums is offered in. this issue.
Address: THE SOUTHERN, PRESS
baltimore. Nd.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

Peter Smyer's Estate.
Nj OTJCE Is hereby given th=t tie
~ subscriber has been appointed ant!
qualified as Administrator with the will
annexed of the estate of Peter Smyer,
late Of Preble county, Ohio, deceased.
All persons knowing themselves il.
debted to said estate will make pasmei I
of the same ~ me.
C. II. CARLISLE,
Administrator with will annexed o.
Peter Singer, decd.
March 9, IS71-w3#
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
MASONRY.
EATON
BnLUar Todgs ao.ss2
F.. A. NJ,
Meets every Saturday:
Night before fill moon

Eaton r.. A. chapter;
No. % F. A. NJ. meets
Monday Eve after full moon.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
hooiiscnad's German BItlsr,
Hoonand's German ToSis

3 q eossbfso1fsn Of on ~ ia0neatsafs - - 6unrNl
UFK PuGE Ssata c5s1 Mas. O9noe. 80 a 70 asa4
for he s6aas dfSohf al ~ Diiegs. - aaan ssA~ys s~An
pU7r ohe~hof NSNelaa % r~1sfref Jea tsG b~9r -
afad Drat neas gepedfes ars ontirs'y hnsrrth Os1
aNY slAlyS adr1fiSdJor o. rs-s eIHs JteA~s ssaeL
skde ~ o1eys az msra dscpnaons N 49, ~ ssae
(orA- Ts TONiCH dsSd~bB oss u AZ 49, 80.
ssSf Ssd oorssatfs Tsns&ss srS eGsred 4 ~ gsAkc1
N Asaa 70 ~A~9sfsfs q . D'sasHyy q ishs Y, usAsis -
Es7gtrfnO exESIarstfsg. ana sedteIaal quaiafsa Aapa
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

We print one of handsopiest
and best county Isper's in the
State and every Democrat in the
county should aid us in tho sup-
port oft. Send in your names
with the CASH accompanying.
Let none fHlterit iii the food
work.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

ne. All Work done ut this Establish
ment il WARRANTED t. give entire
satisfaction, both in price and workman
ship
Or lers BY mail promptly attended TO.
Nm. r. SCHRIHI,E V.
EOld-Estab1Ished Stanh.}
No. 40 South Third Street.
MGfeb o iS7l-mos6
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
Notice to Creditors.

NorfcE is hereby F,sep 70 / {: cred,
claims have been presented to, and al
lowed BY the undersigned, ,assisnee, that
a dividend Of psi PEI, cent, on ihr,r said
claims will be paid By the undersigned,
at his r~esidsncT N0rth Of. New Paris,
Preble county Ohio, on the Ittk day 81
March, 1871, as ordered BY the Judge
of the Preble county Probate Court
HENRY MILLER,
March 2, '7l-d~sprsss,7S Assignee
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
LOOK r der.

Your name Handsomely EngrG-
we'd in a Stencil Marking Plate,
for marking Clothing. Send Ink,
brush all sent postpaid on receipt
of so cents. Address. 3: Wagon
eller, Columbus, q: At
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
City Marble Works.

AJ 49," ~
BdfFOn ST. Eaton, o.
The Subscriber would notify
his friends anu customers that
having filed OPP his Marble Shop,
ole door south of the new Town
Hall, he is now prepared TO fill
orders for
Marble Monuments, Head
Stones, &C.,
on short notice. Will keep con-
stantly on hand
MARBLE, FIR EES and
LINE STONE.
PHILIP KUHN.
Jan. 26, yr1.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09


That mean and contemplate way or
driv hg feoptS from US; especially if they
wish to locate aud do business, was
manifested Yesterday by some scamp. 1t
seems a stranger is about locating a
mong u,, in the large store room and r
this office, ard to slur the man on his
nationality, must write some vulgar Ian
suage upon n black beard and pat it al
the door. The doer of this may think it
smart, but It only showed a mean mind
ana the Soohrr we are rid OF Il at class
the better: We want all the citizens We
can get; and encourage parties 10 come
at16ngst US, not drive them away. This
kiRd of business Is played, the writer of
this has had his share; but he treated
theth all with contempt: As long &s a
man 10 honest and does sh honest busit
neSs he is Q good citizen, and far ha5rs
preferable than . lazy loefer!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

The following poem was writ
ten in 1771,just ninety nine years
ago. 1t is rather n description of
what a Lodge should be then
what it always is; and yet the
Lodge that is not precisely, in G.
very part, what is here described
is aecreant to it's trust.
When to the lodge we go, that happy
lplace,
There faithful friendship smiles in every
Iface :;
What though our joys are hid from public
[view.
They on reflection please, and must be
TRUE.
The lodge the social virtues fondly love-
There Hisdom's rule we trace, and so
Improved
TEsre we, in Ehoral architecture skilled.
Dungeons for vice, for virtue temples
CbuiId i
While sesptered Reason, from her steady
Tthrone
Well pleased, surveys us ALI sad makes
tus one]
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

H0ni sol, 1ns ssat q pence.
Amottd suitabie to Ike Morris:
.lse FurOr ssri1endi scaHdaIgns.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
Land PI,sndegtMg ScEens


Il scheme for p!undering the
Government of eight hundred
acres the Preside reservation,
in San Francisco, is being push
ed by lobbists in the House. 1t
has been put in shape in q bill
introduc d by Mr.. Axtell. of
California. The Government has
an undoubted title to the land,
which is worth two millions of
dollars, and has occupied it since
the,acquisition Of California. 1t
is now proposed that the Govern
ment shall relinquish it without
pay, in order that it may be grab
bed by a ring of spectators who
endeAvOred to squat upon it
some years ago, but were promt-
ly driven off By the military au-
thorities. Mr.. Axtell's dill gives
five hundred acres of the reser-
vatiUn 10 the city for a park
eight hundred acres to the land
and allows the United
States to keep two hundred and
fifty for its forts and barracks.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

~ Pomeroy's Democrat
Published in New York, is one of
the most prominent and interes-
ting Democratic Paper publish ed
in the country. Not only on poll
tics, but every other matter use-
full to the People, especially the
Masonic Fraternity every Mason
should take it whether he be Dem
ocrat or Republican. Address
Nj. NJ. Pomeroy, p. o. Box 5,217
New York. Jan 26 BINS
M. M. P0MEROY,
EDl1oR AND PROPRIETOR OF
eoMERoV's DEMOCRAT.
The pest Weekly Paper in
the World, at 50 so q year.
Club rates, $500. [Send
for sample Copies.
p: o:BoX 52l7, New York City.
MOud , last vas a fine sugar-making
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

Posters OF every description
executed at this Office.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
DEBILITY.

HSS q 10 redsefaz efHar q AsSAssfs E~.AS
~ s-S.1s =. Ms.s-sxsasss 80:
q eScy-~s n @sIL Js.4' .sssis a. -
.eA = agea q. Pu1VY ~ Sss[, gs . Sss1 So-.<
hsahhI opApestea, eDsasoafs Ne Sslfsry ffIps Jyoa a.
90 fnpan hLesn q az ehssts, ard ohsn0s ~ PaheHf
~ Aestbycaned, ~aetalea peak sad srrDoas
e.ssd sSJuh5eoea hesr ond r~gsyysp1rsA
Weak and Delicate Children are
DaaS strong ~ nning dhe ullfel or
Lonie. In faet, they aFe Family Wedl-
eanes. They can be aann1n1nacred nth
ED, the most delicate female. or nan
OrRfResy.
H~ BsasSks era ne 49,
Heed Pur1nsW
S<h-s.- s~S Ssz egx "a Ss'.ess. ys.-a.s Oos-
e, : s-ssI; hseg yss< Ays',.ss s.gs.s
= as@ Ss-sss@ s"S =: Ssss.ass "a
sey aasaa yeN Fac bOf man a 0s ooashyg SsosN1es9
AeA- Y yeey " AoRea rspuiafisn - Jer eeT0tno
- SsH ~ nas preparations.
IRON HoH. 0Do. ". WOODWARD. i
OH Jushos Of the euprons Courf OF PehnsylvunaA-
fniLADuLrufA, March 10, 1891.
L(sd "HasGasds o-saas aSIleTs . 10 NO a. taiss
hehn1 kevers0e, baf q q god lesfe, eSfnI - dfnSrdarg
80 df9esttvs sZOaas, and " geaf bcnGn n eaaa u
AA0ay sd ssnf Qnapons adfaa, n ~ vasuL
GEo. ". R0oDWARA
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
Eaton, Daguerrean
AND
Photograph Rooms.

Having returned TO nv old profession
rs Daguerrean Artist | am nov pre-
pared to- tSSe sTtfiGGs for pictur'S Of
Families; Groupes. Infants and Sirgle
pictures, and latter myself from the
long experience devoted to this branch
and Phi i~iographing to vie with all G. IN
petition. and solicit a share NJ the rn.b
lie PATRONAGE RoOms newly refittrd in
Meals Hb6k cor ol main 4 cherry 81.
Eaton o;
S,NrEL HcCLFiS. feb2 6n
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
STENCIL CUTTING

In all its branches StenciIa sut for
Marking BaFIflf, Btxss.. Bags, Bales.
&c. Name Plates for Marking linen
ans Clothing.
Canvass Printing on Wings, Cur
tains, Shades, Political Ban
ners. &c.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
faoN Rrv. JesKrH n. KEnnARD, D. D,

fastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhIadslphiS
.Dh JAcESoH-DnAR s3k:-f lad btA lreQsesng
gqseaed . eganed RV aalk eSfEh rscommeada3oaS -
d0sral hAds n nsdfefnss, bNf rs0ardsag a. Prsdss
81 OF q. ny eRPrePvEate spAeyt = Aass q a. eases -
cftaed ; bMf e0A q oeqr proaf ~ varteGs faa61ee, and
particularly IN w ~ JahXy, 81 ne uSJfuiSss " ~.
Hoe1andS German Binsfi, dspaH IoToaos non ~
osuaI eouras, 70 szpress NY nu conviction Aot for gen
erAl debility OF the system and especially for nyeg
oonPlAinl II hA~1@sats and vsusess
fad: - Wr.aHw. \ douSt nOL = -
vegT beaO6oiai1- 70 0ose soae ~
~'~ a. sS"'' oo"'~H r''|, EzNHz1b
1Hbn bdOw cstha aEeA
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

MOud , last vas a fine sHgar-making
day,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

Chairman Organization Commit
tee, % Union Square, New York.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
Peter Smyer's Estate.

March 2, 7l-a~prf$3,7S
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19
Observation-Disclosures
THE NEW ORLEANS
Antiseptic Albright Wood Burial Ca
Company.

This. Company, established upon the moil,l OF
great ENTERPRISE DE6 POMPES FUNEBRES
Paris, win take charge OF burials In the same wa,
private undartaksrs Of this city But order to b,
rssl seryicS 70 tho community and enable the public
judge OF tho dtference between the old system and
one tecently adopted a. Paris, this Company has bou
the use Of thEce patent which gave the following
!. OF buryipg and exhuming bodies without infec.,'
1y @esnaepf 2atent aasiseptio collins, which. tho
simply m3de OF wood, advontageously replace the
coda. aud have their superiority attested/by
NEST eoecllstve certiAeates from the Board of he
and Medical Faculty Of this city.
OF transporting . body to any part Of the W.
without tho least danger.
J. 3: OF smbalmiax Without any resulting change
Stature or naturl color, by process entirely new
Ihe Company VIII also contract for the construc,
and YIN arrange with. asyiums, converts, and IA
ssssslshments Or societies Of any kind at price
A tariff Of prices for different classes of rte,me
has been made, with adaptation to tho means OF ev
RcTs0n. Tbs List Is publicly exposed in tho Office
oca3 6m no 81 BARoNNE STREET
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19

Margaret's Bakery, if NOT world renowned,
s at least famous nook and corner OF
the ctty-from the most arfstocfntfc mansion to the
hunbcst cottage Her bread cream bscuits and crack.
srs arc the themes q eulogy e every neal while her
they parake Of tho fuits Of her enterpsing and Ee
conducted establishments. q NJ
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19

( L. Utter, importer and dealer in French and
German looking glasses engravinp; hthogrnphs, win
dow cornices curtain bands cords portrait
and picture frames artsts q eysEy deeeEp
fhechocest stock Of goods In his limo 70 b found in ths
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19

McIntyre g. Applegate, l46 Poydras street.
plnnbsr besides eIeoutog al work In their lus hate
constantly on hand cooking rnnsea and boiIers hat
t1hs water closets weeh etauds ETC. They are iiIsl
Nise agents FOR Coiwelus EhnWE WiIsrd's Psfsns IL
lined pipes. 80 - = I (
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19

Wo0p, SAND, SHELLS, &c.-James Corcoran,
800 Basin keep regular supply Of oak aah and Pine
most reasonable forms. He IL sound his oak.
sand and shell nne. u 4te
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19

&&e Alleged Qfue0dG--Tho Italian Cham
6ex and tho 1talian press and tho liberal
pheatoras which seems 10 have heightened
shem. oat of tho few wits the 10th OF Sep.
E1enbex had lsft them, and which they call
the Crusade Some accounts aay 1t 10 or
ganixing In Belgium, others in the Tyroi,
Bavaria, and German Switzerland. That
minicans, the Brothers Of st. Vincent Of
Paul, the Irish members Of the House Of
Commons, and under various leaderships,
ranging between M. de Charette, Francis
III, and Mrg. Deschamps, Archbishop OF
Malines. Tho Dominican NOviciate at
Santa Sabina was searched last night, and
especially the cell Of Padre Vanuteli, in
order to discover tho traces Of this strange
and terrible ultramontane conspiracy, and
especially the mysterious red crosses the
crusaders are naturally supposed to have
assumed and which greatly troI5le the
moro compromising than his breviary and
some pious engravings were found in Pa
DIRE Vincenzo's cell, but the Questura has
arrested thirty persons on suspicion. As q
matter of fact the whole story rests on the
departure of few dozen ex.soldiers and
non-commissioned officers for Belgium,
where, through the charity Of the Belgium
committee, work on the railways had been
obtained for them. The revolution has
seized this pretence in order to excite the
public mind against the Vatican, and pro-
baby to give an excuse for deporting or
exiting the Pontifical soldiers who refuse to
cnter the Piedmontese service.
The LbsrtG contained, . few days since,
an explicit warning that the Catholic reac-
tion must consider the Vatican and its ad-
herents in Rome as the hostages of the Re-
volution, and any unusual movement in
his Position here more and more precari-
O4s. The Liberia saws: % Let not the
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-19

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cnnntv ;nsnaefnr IN cop stabutary show
fiat cnlv IA, r,;,oes shsre Near renOrtSd
s;,scs iast s,s,ss, .;;ras Nona az Cha
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afscia; No ali ~ rorathv v,ifh the alleeei at
tenn rat IN the life Of c0natabl0 SuNUi0. over
wh;ct, y. ,,,,ch ,,avstSrv hsnos. SMeenrhilaI
in acco 81 With t6e preyisions 81 the
Coerc;on R;,I most nnfair taxl NO baan
la;d IN the sCatholic nennle If Ratharnev.
<. = 80 -. .rn ! e.
otr = -, =. Cos1sg9n; .ooT..' :ME:SSlEf
domino Corrigan oeIv9reo nis maAaen
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