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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

Of interest on the tax of 1866, for the reason
that when he paid his taxes for that year
he inadvertently paid the tax on another
mans property, instead OF his own. do
not see the force Of the reasoning by which
this is made q claim for remission of the
city's claim upon the property upon winch
the tax was not paid.
l hold it to he every mans duty TO know
what property he possesses, and to promptly
pay the tax upon what be owns. II from
any cause he neglected to do this, cannot
understand why he should not suffer the
consequences Of his conduct.
recommend that the petition lie not
granted.
JOHN S. WALTON. Administrator.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Walton:
UEPAXrNENr or FINAscE.t
January Il. 49,. }
To TIE City Council CO New Orleans
In the matter Of NJ. NJ. Samucls, referred
TO me by the Council on the tenth instant,
on a petition in which he seeks to be re-
leased from the payment of tax on capital
for 1869. on the ground that he was untor-
:uRate in his business, and gave 1t up alto
gcthev in June Of that year. ] can only re-
peat what ! have heretofore reported in
similar eases. viz:
That however much we may sympatihze
with individuals who are unsuccessful in
their undertakings. we can not, MS Admins
traitors. relieve them by voting to surrender
the taxes on the property which they con
tcssedly owned within TIE year for which
they were. assessed.
j recommend That This petition lc not
granted.
JOHN 5. WALTON. Administrators.
adopted.
by ir. Walton:
I,rah,Ah.r o, FNsH'v.l
January L.. !t!1.
TO the City Cornci: c. H.~ Orleans;
! find among th,. papers OF the !ate De-
partmcnt of Commerce petitions from sew
eral fire companies. asking assistance i'll
various ways. al! ~ which involve the eX-
penditure Of money.
have no doubt OF tie praisewor,hy char
!, ac,er of the objects for which these requests
| are made, and ii the city had plenty OF
| money ! might possibly report i'll favor OF
! granting the amount required for some or
all OF them: but in the present condition q.
: our finances ] AM constrained to recon-
mend that they be indefinitely postponed.
JOHN 5. WALTON. Administrator.
Adopted.
! by Mr. Walton:
Hpp..rNtEr ~ t:sAyCk,t
| January -. lE.l.
+; To the CITY Couu'.. q S.w Orleans:
The two petitions referred TO the late De-
| partmcnt OF Commerce. one opposed 70 the
| continuance OF the sugar refinery of WilloL
4 RostanL. on Fulton street. and the other
! in favor of lie continuance. have been con-
! Sidcred. End the premises and works ot the
: said refinery have been carefully examined.
; The machinery and fixtures seem 10 he III
! good order. ard l failed to lind ANY cause
: 10: disturbing the establishment.
/ JOHN $ WALTON. Aimin:>tru:":
! The Connci. then adjourned.
! Il. CONQUEST CLARKE.
1 Secyptarv.
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~. I.y ST. ,ouia Gazette SAYS.

Th, Iiay st. I0uIs Td-eHc says.
The severe cold spell, two weeks ago.
killed the leaves OF The orange trees,
although ii did not injure the trees them
selves. The high winds of last Thursday
and Friday played sad havoc with these
Efeless leaves, and blew them nearly all Oft.
Our orange orchards are carpcted at pres
ent with Il pale green foor-cloth.
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ESTATE or NAMES AATKY.

OrplCs UNITED STATES MARSHAL,
District nt Louisiana,
Few Orleans. December 7, 1907
VHNIIIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Il eecoud dav of ecembcr A. D. 1870. a, war.
rant in bankruptcy was issued against the estate OF
JAMES hAERY, who transacted business undef
the firm. uanl" ana style OF MAury < Co'
and State of Louisiana, who has been ad-
judged a bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of any debts and delivery OF any property
belonging to such bankrupt, to him or tor his
use, and the transfer Of any property by hun, are
forbidden BY law; that n meeting OF the creditors OF
said bankrupt. TO prove their debts and to choose
one or more assislees of his estate, will be held at
o court of bankruptcy to be holden at New Or
leans. in the Glstomhouse building. before G. 6.
Kellogg, Register. on the twenty fourth day OF Feb
ruary, A. u. 1871, at nine o'clock A. N.
4. b. PACKARD,
United States Marshal, District Of Louisiana.
DEF tt24
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Tho Rater Rouge Courier says:

Tic l5a-UE INUIyb C0VTtt7 S1yH'
Two c~cnvicts engaged in the cotton factory
in the Penitentiary, became engaged i'll a
quarrel. when one seized Il pair of scissors,
and stabbed his opponent several times in
the right breast. The wounds will probably
prove fatal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
FERTILIZERS

FERTILIZERS
LIME, CEMENT, PAINTS, OILS, ETC.
Thomaston, Atom. Cape and Sugar
Rosendale ard Loni,y lie CEMENT.
LARD OIL, COTTON SEED OIL.
Lubricating and Tanners OILS.
PAINTS, COLORS. vARSISIES and pAI,:r OILS.
TAR, PITCH, ROsIS and COAL TAI
FIN BONE DCST.
SrPBRPHOEPHATE OF LIME.
SVLPHATR OF LINE a0d OIL CAKE MEAL.
A full supply in etooe and S,r sale by
Louis BERNOS, Agent,
de7 I'm 1t 2dp g Natchex street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY,
p. MALlAARD,
Corner Of ROYAL and BieNviHe streets.
MR. y. MALLARn. having jus: arrived from "a.
,cn.. and In. North her, In. selected q fine stock
OF goods in his line, ALSO u large tssort'Len. OF" ~
Papers of the Eewts: patterns, which ie WI! sex az
the lowest tsures. He keeps always on cand
Parlors, Btd-rooms, Dining rooms. Library. Keep
,ion-rooms. and Halls, al thefis-st finished "trk. AT
very reduced prices; also a large assortment OF
Ornaments, Bronz.. and Biscuit figures. nne China
Dinner, Tea, and Wasllstand services, nne-y deco
rated. Also French AID Venetian Mirrors, CURTAIN
materials, Shades and Cori.ices, Rugs. Natt'ngs,
etc.
Decoration. made and Criere flied at TIE shortest
notice. AL jobciucs, upholstery, and furniture
made at low price for best work. d.20 lI2dpSt
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The NEW REVISED STATUTES
or 1860 AND 1870
Is now ready and for sale AT
60 Camp street.
WILLIAM BARRETT
IS
STANDARD FIRE AND WATER
PROOF ROOFING.
SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING COMPANY
Oticc-NO. 1874 Peters Street. formerly
New I1evee, above Julia.
NEW

This Roofing is adapted to every style of House
Roofs, 40 well "a Steamboat Roofs, yerandas, AVN
lngs, etc.
Costs less than that of any other standard roof.
ing. Plastic Slate is likewise = most excellent GOV.
ering for metal roofs Of all kinds; it preserves the
metal, ~dispenses with painting. and checks the con
traction and expansion. Plastic Slate and Irish
and American Felt for sale in quantities to suit.
For full particulars send for circrax. sells 6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

j. B. KNIGHT.
se;,s Il! kinds Of
s1ACH1NERx.
0enera: Southern agent for
Wsterfswn Steam Engine Company.
81ee,s:or Pa.eut Por:At;s Engine. WITH cyr1dAsh
Dome. Locomotive EoilerA
Plantation and Farm Enxfnss,
Mounted on wlee:s. With Spark I..es,sl
STATIONARY ENGINES
4 II. SHEA
With F:ue. TStu.s. q Locomotive Be:srA
Car be set up ether R.sL: Q, Let: Ealeee, v!tkeut
A!:<tnc any part 6: Hin q Garage
:. =. EEOoES Improved IGHvGs
Turbine Water Vince.
Skating,
Car Wheels,
aIiu Work
AZ the above are holt Under lie perscna. super
vision Of MR 9. BRADFORD. the P;oneerta
Portable Steam Engine Building.
Which enables them to produce
AANhaNEAI ONSOAf ASSGO Oh A~E
SOUTHERN COTTON GIN,
Manufactured BY
J. Il. CARVER e. CO.,
B~ndgewater. Massachusetts
These Gins have been n use for many yea,A ard
received the h,she,t MEDAL awarded ct tie
Paris Exposition.
Arc AZ built under tie eupsrintecIercs *
1Ir. J. Z. Carver,
TIE only person Ct the nAne who Il engaged n Ik
Manufacture Of COTTON GINS.
J. B. KNIGHT. Agent
No &c Carcnce,et street.
Also the following rom tie sEs- EAKEEs.
Sugar Mills, Evspcrstors, Sugar Kettles, Portable
Cotton Presses, Newell Screws, Corn and Wheaa
Hills. Seed Carriers, Horse Powers, Betting. sswa
Broom Corn Thrashers,
To run by hand or power.
Broom Corn Scrapers,
Wood Working Machinery. and al Varieties 81
MIL aud Plantation Machinery.
". 3. EAMAN
J. g. KNIGHT,
jele ly3p No. 70 Carondslst ssrese
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OFFICIAL

OFFICIAL JOURNAL
az .EE
HOUSE NP REPRESENTATIVES,
C::>T - l.. S \ O. -
sr THE
SECOND GENERAL AssEEELY
Gr THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

W7KAVELEKs, ATTENTION.:
THE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN.
AND
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS.
k,u tl-i: Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cars.
.hei1 combined length without Change.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FRO RESIDENCE 1o.
DESTINATION.
The : 4. NJ. Express Train runs Daily
SUNDAYS EXCErTED.S
Nakes close connections for Vick.burg. MerDphlA
ST. Louis, Chicago. Louisville. and all points beyond:
See ping ears III night. Canton ~ Grand jsnCuon and
9UMhOidt
The Mail Train leaves New Orleans Daily
n r. N.
Nakee s.hec.i- connections with Lightning ~.
press trains, 10 all points NORTH. EASY s-l9 WtISI.
Carries the greas. Northern IaiA
T;,ne to New 4 oris. 20 HsNres
New sud elegantly lifted up Sleeping Cars s7in -
NumpolI., Tennessee, Cleveland, tennessee sI2
Louisville, Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at ;.:r 4. ~.
Ma. Tran South arrives at Hob =. N.
Ticket office, Galveston, Iron Building.
Ticket Offices. New Orleans. under C-t~ Hotel
4. q. SEWALL, General superintendent;
J. h. MOREf. General Ticket Agent, New
Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rah.
I. FROST. General superintendent;
4. h. MOREY, General Ticket Agent, Hissi0s
sippi Central Railroad.
3. Vt. SCOTT. General Passenger Agent
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

MONEY CAN NOT BUY 1T!
FOE SIGHT Is PRCELESS:l
BIT II DIAMOND SPECTACLEs
WILL PRESERVE IT.
THE DIAMOND GLASSES.
Manufactured by
j.. =. SPENCER X CO., NEW YORK,
Which are now offered to the public, are pro
bounced by all the celebrated Opticians of the
world to be the MOS PERFECT. The SCIEN.
TlF1C PRINCIPLE ON which they are constructed
brings the core or centre of the lens directly in
front of the eye. producing a clear and distinct
vision. as i'll the natural. healthy sight, and pre-
mering and wavering of sight, dizziness. etc, Pc
cuhar to all others il Use.
They are Mounted i'm the Finest Manner,
In frames Of the best quality, Of all materials used
for that purpose.
EDWARD IILIENTHAL.
JEwELER n OPTICiAN,
Ia sole agent for New Orleans, Louisiana,
No. Canal Street..."....No. rs
From whom they can only BIZ obtained. These
goods are not supplied to pesllers. at any price.
He also keeps constantly on hand a very large
and well selected stock Of
Watches, Jewelry and Silverwnre.
AL Of which is Of the very best quality, and fully
guaranteed. oc23 6n 81 2p
FABLE & DALTON,
Camp Street.............63
WARE
s.cvee. Grst.~, House Furnishing Goods. etc
AaENTs poh
TIE Times Cooking Stoves, Bramhall, Desne
L Co.'s European Ranges and Boilers.
Asbestos Roofing. Arbor.
Bird aud Animal Cages.
We are now manufacturing all kinds of Rsti
Tubs, Toilet Ware, Water Coolers, etc, which We
are selling at lowest market prices.
FABLE & DALTON.
xspe ly 3t2p No. 81 Camp street
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
INSTITUTION.
Canal Simultaneously
INCORPORATED MARCH Is, 1861.
Cnicerss
<. +. Generes. President.
Thomas A. Adams, First Vice President.
Ti.onnls Allen Clarke, Second Vice President,
Charles J. Leeds. Third Vice President.
sam Jones, Jr, Treasurer.
Trustees,
rr. ". Newton Mercer, L. +. Generes,
4 eson,s. ' sIsn Clarke Thomas Thomas A. Aas,a''
Christian Schneider, Carl kohn,
David Urquhart, John &. Games,
Sannel Janneison. dele 2p3m
THE NEW REVISED STATUTES
OF 1865 AND 1870
Is now ready and for sale at
60 Camp street.
WILLIAM BARRETT
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The total amount collected in
1869 .els6,3I4 IS
The amount collected from April
10, 1870, to December, 81, 1870. l7O.lOf CO
Less in 8 IS months Of 1879 than
ali of 1856. sl6,olG 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19

CPECIAL n orr & K.
~. IAUis. Iron Mountain ara S0as"e'o
Railroad.
~HE ONLY l. RAIL. ROUTE
70 -. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, san FraTcIscS 1'
PaA., Kansas City, LeaveuwoSth, ii. JOSEPH
And all Points North, Enst nnd "es''
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New Orleans.
jackson and Great Northern Railroad Atpos
daily, at ! A. NJ. and =. NJ. "
An EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot of canal st'eet
,,ailv at A. NJ. via the New Orleans. Mob'te ana
Chattanooga Railroad, making close coi;ne1'
Tons 1T Mobile with the Mobile am. ONO t~S
road 70 "a points North. East aud West
70! tickets apply to .ynor
Ticket Ase.. New Orleans. Jackson and 'resS
Northern Railroad. corner Camp and common
streets, under CITY Hotel; or to
W. BEDELI,
~icae: Agent New Orleans. Mobile and C'iattanoo!S
Ra..iroad, No. 10 Common street. IhoeE -. .
Ctac,es HOtrl
I. W1NGFTELn,
ten. IA Superint4ndins Agent IT. Louis, Iron Mo'tn'
..tln Hnd Southern Railroad. Ho14
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RAILROADS.
-Ew ORLEANS, MOBILE

CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF fhhi
On and after January 10. lS'!, thromsa ria this
,aIing viii be signed from New OIieaha ms
rn. - Meridian. Evansville, and stations Oh 80
lii, branch, and all points on the aioole ,n+tr-
railroad to Chattanooga ana d" Goinra EanGoipt,
mo":avo,tn Cnlr,nliana, Wilsonviue, ChllHelsptrs'
Anime, TaJiadega, Muntord, OXFORD, ~ ~ IA,
cross Plains. Prvors. Cave, springs, n"',G NOISY
C w.. ralnott. MOrris:Own, RusscllFhIe, nn,ggL.
,ITc Rorersvil!e Junction. Midway oITr eu,
Ecn,iersor a JoneeporO. Ful!ers. Limestone, ao
Jobnscus, Carriers. Union, bris'oi'
MONTGOMERY AND PENSACOLA.
70 al! points III Georgia. viz: West POM, 49,
TINS Macon, Fort Valley, Savannah A's"'-'
iI's sm,.h Carolina: To Columbia, Camden. 'i'''H
ron, etc. ,.p,gA
TO SELMA AND ALL LANDINGS ON Aihh'"'
RIVER.
. shippers should bearin min!
NO TRANSFER
Is S.,n OF BETWEEN Hhht Ao
MOBILE Ell THIS LINE.
Ha:e. Are ~ Low as by Any Other hoH'o
A. +hrorob bills fading must be signed eith"tas
.n,. E,.,.h, DE- pot, foot OF Julia street, OF tne "en
.r.l Freight Office, corner camp anu binnad at
streets. previous to > r. NJ, Ior Eoo"s 1n TX ere
II. r. u OF the same day. If bills OF la,Ans az"
mo-: SO presented, copsignnieits WIZ no' IL "a
waraed until the following day, OF Ehll' pH'' "
IuG.nG are Signed. :, .In raus
J. K. KESDRICK.
General superintendent.
WILLIAM J. PHELPS,
;on General Freight A%eps.
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The LevccS.

Mr.. West presented the following report:
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS. J
january IL, 1871.
Hon. Benz +. flanders, Mayor:
have the honor to submit for YOUR IN
formation ami for that of the Council the
following comparative data of the receipt,
of levee dues during 1869 and 1870:
Collected in months Of October,
November and December, 1870. $7G,379 %
Collected in months of October,
November and December, 1869. 1880 p
Showing an increase in 1870 off,. $6,7ss Sc
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

WY are uOV
p~uisAnce is becoming ~unbeHrab!e, and
Cor the edi6 caGion Of those Oanihg stock
running at large We this weok publish
the Law bearing on the same. T.,
AN ACT
To restrain from running ~ large GER
tain animals therein named.
SEc4IoN I. Be IL enacted By lie Gen.
eraI Assewsbly Of the State of. OHIO,
That it shall DO unlawful for any peessn
or persons, being the owner, or having
the charge Of any horses, mnlss, cattle,
sheep, goats, swine, or geese, 70 suffer
the same to run ~ large in any public
road or highway, or in any street, lane
or alley, or upon any uninclosed land Ia
the State Of Ohio, or cause such ami
mails to be herded, kept. or detained for
the purpose Of gra1ing the same on
premises other than those owned and
occupied by the owner Of keeper
Of such mGls, except as
hereinafter provided ; and any Person
violating the provisions Of this acI, shall
forfeit and pay for every such violation,
rs penalty therefor, rot less than one
dollar, nor moie than Eve dollars ; con-
tinued violation, after notice Of prosecu.
ton, shall be held TO be an additional
Ofense for each and every day CT 'uoh
continuance.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
Churches in Eaton.

MsrHoDrsr EPrscorAt. CHuRrH.-Rev.
A. Meharry, Past, r. Services every
Sabbath ut IOl A. N aud 81 P n Pray
err meetings every Thursday evening.
FIRsr PREsBYrERIAS CHUPcH.-
]. w. Scott, Pastor. Services every
other Sabbath at 10Y A. n. and 81 e. N.
U,rvEssALisT GHuHcH.-Rev. j ID
Lauer, Psrtor. Services vt l0f 4. N.
aud at 6l p. N. on the FIRST (!st) Sunday
in zach month, and IN the third (3rd)
Sunday Al 81 o'clock P. NJ
D~EsIeLE CHpscH-%Eher John Quinn,
Pastor. Services every other Sabbath
morning at lOL A. n
DAPrtsT CHuNcR.--B, J. GNorge, Pas
tor. Services every Sabbath StloA 4. N
and 81 Pa. ~ 80 EFgs
mBrTo Churches and other parties
contemplating the purchase of Organs
and Pianos, we would call their atten'
ton to the House Of D. II. Baldwin. No.
15S West 4th street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
As We Hatier ourselves in representing
thia setablishGaeut that on cap Ret.All
you ask, either IN prics on 6hiGhI 90 suit
every taste and style
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

EASTER FESTIVAL AT CRY HALK.
The Ladies' Social OF the Uni
versalist Church, viii hold an
Easter Festival in the City Hall,
on Friday evening next. An old
time "YaDkee Kisches" culinary
department will be opened on
that occasion. The public are
respectfully invited to come up
and dine at the social ingather'
ing, at the time designated. A
pleasant time may DO expected
Tickets Of admission 10 cent?
which win be good for that n,
mount IN edibles, ut Festival.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

How LoYAL-That silly elf,
who thinks the DKMockAT won't
stand must bs judging from the
matter-of-f fact of his once failing
It out, which I can assure him
has no affinity or bearing 10 this
ofice-aud he ueed not be both
erinR hia head so much in our
interest, Ii amt asked for. His
skipping around from Washing
ton township to Twin and Jeffer-
son has all too much similarity
to gull any one but that wide
loyal alligator mOuthed Register
man. A beautiful sheet for .
Qoyal Democrat) to rush to. Par
take OF some more cake, oysters,
and cream of your friends, wont
you? it will keep you In a better
hnmor aud have you stand 20
facts.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

Fresh Garden, Flower. Fruit,
Herb, Tree &c Shrub, and Ever
green Seeds, prepaid Ly mail,
with directions for calure. Tia en-
fy-fve different packets of either
class tor $1,00. The six classes
$500.
20. 900 lb1. Evergreen sRd Tree Seeds
Apple, Pear, Cherry, b Grass Seed.
Bset, Cabbage, Carrot, oI,inn. aguasls
TurniP, and all Vegetable and Flower
seeds, IN small or large qasn;Hies: also
Small Fruits Stocks. BalbsL Shrab<-
Roses, verbenas, &C., BY nail. prepaid.
Nav Golden. Banded japan Lily costa
Price Descriptive Catalogue cen, 40
any plain, AddresE. gratis. Agents wan
ted. Wholssals Lisa of sgeal Clubs and
the Trades Seeds,oh m aisaisa-
B. N WATSON, Ola Coiony Nnrsrr
lee and Seed Warehouse. Piynoufh,
Mass. Establishsd Ia 1913 febe 2m
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

Tho son of Prssdsnt Grant is
to be eismissed from West Point
for 'msdiocrity Of intsllecs and
eonduct nnbscomiuga gentlemen
Thisis very fine way 10 put
nahurAf ignorance and = good n
iustration of-tLike father, like
son. Couduct unbSooming q gen
tlemsB 10 what ailsd Ulysses
when he was, . Ia Captain Jiaks,
kicked out OF The army.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

isens. When Mr. B~a,Ier's hill
passes. this will all he fxsd, and
ne white Judge will dare to bring
st1ail and brother" up Tor trinl.
and tbe ,troabls Of sf,ooeing these
Judges will not dssolvs DION
the. colored sitfEetis. II 10 q
shame TO intsffsre with the little
smussments Of these poor peo-
pie, when they only burn mp
few houses.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
We hope AR. Benjamin F. Blu,

We hope AR. Benjamin F. But
ler will hasten his great "tKu.
klux bill" through Congress.
Something Of the nature he has
proposed Is absolutely necessary.
Such Ku-klux outrages rs that
reported from Mississippi must
be stopped, or there will be no
peacs on the face Of America.
some negroes at Meriden, Miss,
the other day, saw ft to indulge
In q little amusement by burning
mp some $75,0oow worth Of prop
srty. Il was . very harmless AZ
fair on The Of the mes and:
brethren, and why they should
have been molested il beyond the
comprehenslon Of an ordinary
mortal. But they wsresmolest-
ed. Some of thu officials actual
Iy arrested these Innocent and
lKmblike coiored citizens who
had fred the property; they were
taken before Judge Bromletts, of
the City Court, who was, unfor-
tunstely, a white man. He had
no business to be o white man;
be bad no business to sit at the
trial of these downtrodden man.
hoods; the manho0dS should new
or have been arrested, and one
OF the "men and brethrenr made
Ehis very plain bY rising mp in
the Courtroom and shooting the
Judge, killing him instantly. In
the melee which easaed the poor
colored men were further outrAg,
ed, and several Of them were ev-
en- killed. Now, something must
be done to put . stop to these
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
OtopI Co no Further.

SWihart & McCteaf's is thr
place to buy good, their large.
nav stock 10 now open fur in
spsction TO the public. 4 call ia
solicited. As goods are. and can
be soId at this house just Is low
as at any other establishment ia
Eaton. Bargains altered for the
ready cash. Boots. shoes; hats.
caps, umbrellas, and an endless
variety Of notions, dry goods, hos.
ieFy, cloths cassImeres, ~ilks, etc,
etc., etc. ETC., etc.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
PLANTS.

Don't fail to see Rsese, the
Nursery man, he viii, April 9th,
1871, commence tiso delivery of
his choice fruit treea. plants, A'sw-
ers, &c. Get his 'catAtogas or
circular, the articles hf can tir-
nish you would I'll i6-rr,luMns of
the psper; and - the anrtianssr
bills say, s'too numerous To mcn-
ton. Headquarters, Boner's gro-
Gerry store, Stephenrs Block, Main
street, Eaton, @.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06
RuIes 60 Keep a Farmer

1. Not taking . good paper.
3. Keeping no account at home
operations. Paying no ~aftcntion
to the maxim, "a stitch ia timc
saves nlne,n in regard to so.ring
of grain and planting Of seed a,
the proper season.
8. Leaving the resPers, piows.
cultivators, ETC., uncovered from
the rain and heat Of The sun
More money il lost in this way
than people are willing to be-
heve.
T. Permitting broken i'm PIE
ments TO be scattered over the
farm until they are irreparable.
One of the seven wise men of
Greece. sAid onlys khia to ,pruve
his aHThe tinre3t9rmend the
Iplow iEBhen the PlosF bresks."
5. Atts0ding auction sales aud
purchasing al kinds oftrumpery,
because 10 the Eords Of the ven
der, tho articieR are "very
cheap"
6. Allowing fences TO remain
uurepaired until strange cHttie
are found grazing I'M he meadow
nud bruising frhtt ttees..
=. Planting afruie itFees with
che expestatt6n ofthavfng- fruie,
without giving the trees half the
attention required 10 make them
produce.
q {. Practicing false economy by
dspri4iDg stock Of proper shelter
during the winter, and giving
them uns01nd food, such as half
rotten hay and mouldy fodder.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-06

Great excitemeht In Q slsy
goods house on Main street, last
Wednesday, the 29th nit., be-
tween two knights Of shs counter
and yard stick. The rlaret de~,
the tomanawk was brandished
high in the mir; bat NO sralp Was
taken, nor the hnts at hair.
Where's the poliesI Whers's. the
marshal! Must have tsksh some
blue lick waters ~ tsssel on she
boots.