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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
LADIES. TARE Nor4CE.

IL you wapt a reliable remedy sof IN
regplaFities, use et ~ (
DR.. Harvey,s Chrono-T Thermal Pills.
They will restore nature speedily and are
sui cient in all ordinary cases. ltfce
One Dollar. Send Stamp for ladies
Private Medical Adviser.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
Partition Nntica.

FB -fA e4-4uEf N3Lo4H IN
Cornelias Hector and Partition.
Ambrose Hector, defsndf S t1
Ants r55j sd 1z
HORNEIdUS HECTOR, aof FhIton'
" County, Indiana, ard Ambrose
Heeto OF, of Wabash County, Indiega.
viii take notice that . petition was fled
against them Of the 27th day Of October,
A. d. 1870, in the Court of commonI
Pleas, within and for the connty Of Pre-
Bile by james b pdsIey, guardian Of
Mark EuRne Hector, and is new pend.
ing, wherein the said Mark Engine Hec-
tor demands partition OF the 1olleH1ng
Real Estate, situate 10 the cean5yso9
tPrebfe, and State1of0 Ohio. and ID the
Township Of Gratis, and bounde1 and
tdescrIhed as follows, togwits Beng fifty
acres taken OF of the North side ofthe
ENofth-west quarter Of section Ne. eight
zen, (18J5 township No, -four. al range
mo. three, (39 East, &ea And that at
THE next term of said ConrL the sal
Mark Engne Hector will apply fbf an
order that partition may be made of said
premises
Dated this 5th day Of January. AID.
l87I- CAAPBELL q 6nMoRk,
- 4o - aA~ttorness fer pptf.
Jan o. 1S71w6pff$l35O Ft
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
DR.. Harvey's Golden PflIa.

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ing symptoms no mstier how long they
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money, 10y STEPHEN HAMLIN.
l. 7s7 Broadway, \ Z
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

HFcNTs.-Much suffering to these ten.
der little buds Of the human family
might be allaysd By using Mrs. Whit
combs Syrap, See advertisement in an
other column.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

S@-tAs6SSt al ~ fnorsdisnis n ns Banna
80 Punn 8aafn Cfm RnA onong4 CO. u.e4
fnr "a saneudf11amr - a. Dafrf4. ~ eE1u -1ge.1-l
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disaster was the appearance OF
Mrs. Emily Cofneli5us, of Balti.
more. the heasekeefefFat=t4te
fifth story, with one or twu
Other lEdies, screaming for helps
the rezconSpauiees laddero
were put up but failed by two
stories to reach tho window.
While the frsmen were en-
rdeayoF1ng to lengthen the ladder
the crying women disappeared
in the room Frightening up q
after with flames. Up
TO noon to noon to das, the only
burned whose names nre known
are Erasmus Ross, clerk in the
Libby Prison during the war
Mrs, Ehiily Cornelious house
keeper: Satnuel w. Robson, clerk
with Enksr &Bro. and s. Hines
fdlerkawith Mifhiser & Co. The
-regisferSof the hotel was cons
sumed, aud it is impossible to
give the names of the strangers
lost. Several have Perished4 as
theraare about n dozen unclainf
ed trunks belonging to persons
rom New York and other north
eEn Cities -
Tho weather was so intensely
cold that The telegraph wires in.
front Of the buildings was cover-i
ed wAhdce: and the fire steamers
iucased in icesan inch thick, and
among tho remarkable escapes
was that Of G, Scheffter, attach
ed to the Office of the State rin-
ter, who was IN fheGourth story
and aeeaped by dropping from
window cornice to window corr
nice until he reached the ground
lie badly burned, however
The correspondent of the Now
York Herald had % marrow es-
cape, The guests lost all their
and ladies had to walk
bnrefooted tor place of shelter.
Total losses. 100000.
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Yaon Hon. JAMES r~Ho1rson,
yRoM NV. JOSEPH Il KK1NARD, d. d.

FROM REV. JOSEPH H KkhAAkDsD D.
p,.,or Of the rourR B.psi.t ohufsh, PhnsaslphiE
DA. JAokBon-DnAn 6ns-l hau1 been lrtqu1l1l
raoalalsd . conntd mn aana wHh rooclmeldatlo1f ~
a. out III ny agpreprfae sp4eFe, \ hnps - an cusss Do
eifnea BGfsbA q clear Protf q payfoan fgsinao.a. ed
ParifclzaylN IN mv omnJ amflH u 0e uaUulnees p.
Tee6apdf GsIan Blha1. ldPa1J once en -
usnai ceuese, ~ express ag MI c~Hgiofen ot1i for qen
onmplalnL Al IL 49, @Tnaafo and lvuluahlo
~prspnraton- m some CASES a nal
e5sse ss-sss fouSs
tarr-sF Etoh1h, bdo1 Cooia arca
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

Hogs Shipped this week, j. Quinn 39e
- Deem & Co.f60
Total Number of Hogs. 1905
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05
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toriai departmSst Will haveit' Conducted
BY able aud earaest writer's. The poll
tics OF tho paper win of course he solely
Of the siraiA ht out nReampromising.
s'sqnar8 toed" anti sspolicy" Democratic
kind-expresscd 10 decent and becom-
ing but plain and emphatic language
and style withd0t fe~ar--favoe or afec-
sion. In prinefpfes and tone 4 will aim,
20 represent the nnterriied Democracy
of old times, and mall feApeets il wsn
he worthy of mironage. Terms of the,
paper, ~ Ter yssr IN adyanses q oil
Explanatory Notice.
AS there Seems 0 DO rather d
had fcelingeMith s6me parties,
owing to their hndipg the ac-
counts: in the papers against
them. / hope "a few words win
Pet it straigbts The parties car
rying on tk Democrat having
becn informed Of eonsidefabie a.
amounts outstanding Was
thought advisable to draw itin;
and in doing so no party whohas
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pay agnin- and itSis hoped they.
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paper was paid for, up to which
timc they shall receive il, as Mr..
Melzffey is held responsible to
this office for the faithful per-
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iationt to thePapef; and in future
they can rolyo on sreceising the
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have it. Its columns wilHcon
tain much reading matter on all
subjects, and particular to- the
principles of the Democratic par
t. tho Issues before the people
&c. Our next issue wall contain
much informniion andespscialiy
the one great issue on currency
and the bonds. The paper haE
an editeriAI staff whose ain
will be 10 rank it amongst one
Of the first papers of the State,
And hopingte see the sabscrip-
tions doubled.z
Aword aisqsAb6utt the printiRg
just as soon as ahepsw type ar.
rives you shall no more com.
plain about tie pFintings AsFe,
gards job work of MI kinds the
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HOGS.

Beam & Jay, of New Paris are still
6 cts Gross for pork.
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-01-05

~ Er
[TheFnancia1 Prospects of Frrnce
| UP to the present time Eng
land has been the country whose
national debtwas the largest, its
FAggfegate amounting TO ferty
sever hundred million dollars or
Fone hundred and fifty dollars to
each inhabitant Of the United
Kingdom. The public debt of
France, IN the year 1863, was
more than one-third less It a.
mounted then to about szthree
Thousand million dollars, or sev~
dollars to each fnhRbi-
Etapt Of the Empire. In 1859 two
hundred million dollars were ad-
tdedteft II, andia1870 previous to
THE downfall of the Second Em-
ipire, with a view to tie waI
with Germany, four hundred
million dollars more. Since the
fcapitulation ofSedap, the Pro.
visional Government of the
FrcnchfR Republic has contracted
Ifloans to the amount of two hun
1dred million frances, and Issued
Treasury 6oRS hardly less RnC
1probablyam more than that. VIVA
1.-The authorities in Paris have
donein this direction, I'VE do no
know yet exactly, but the addi-
Etton they have made TO the pub
1lic debt uf France can hardly fal
ehort Of one hundred million
FRANCES; so that, since the 4th o
-fSeptember last, at lebst one hun
lEdred million dollars have beer
dinscfibed ON. the debtside of Z,
Grand Eirrc National.
Let us recapitulates
Nsiional debt iR.ls6S $s,O000OeoOl
addition in 1869 ISIS 200,(00,O0
FAddi:ion in 1870 40000Q00
fAddinon after Sedan leD,0G0.00I
Ii Total ~ $3,f00O1a00
Now, the war indemnity which
will extract FRO n
France, at the close of the war
will certainly not be iess,thal
lone thousand million dauare
land debt of an equal amoun
Twill have TO be incurred by tn
tGoyernment in order to- repai
Ito some extent the terrible loss
es thezconntry has incurrtd dur
ing the war: SO that the aggrc
,fgate national debt of Frpnc,
would thcn be greater than tina
of England by three or four hun
dFed million dollars.
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MANY LIVES LOST N THE HOTEL
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A tower Of strtnghtIand grace, without a
flaw -
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

the few minutes after IL o'clock m the 18th of
September 1hIs was shell aimed from distance Of
$500 meters and which, 10 strike the cross had nd
nearly 800 feet in tie air.
The railway bridge over the Rhine at KehI,
which was much admired, destroyed at the begin
ming OF the war The destruction OF this bridge about
10 be made the cause OF law suit the plaintiffs holding
that IL was unnecessary. The order given by tho
Grand Duke OF Baden, and Crlsruhe official superin.
tended the demolition The Grand Duke viii have IN
prove that he had special authority from headquarters
for this act.
very general Indignation is felt among all
classes OF people in Germany at the unfounded rtion
which has appeared in The London Tines 10 the effect
that articles Of value, belonging in tho apartments occu-
pied by the Emperor William at Versailles had been
taken along with his baggage, TO Germany The Rrsuz
Zeifuu1 declares this infamous and missr.be calumny
10 be the most groundless, despcabe and yelfevdent
falsehood ever published by the English Iress :" and
adds that IL II significant indicating tho envy and
fear with which the growing power OF the German ma
tion regarded by all classes Of the British people And
OF course the English have forgotten how the Summer
palace OF the Emperor OF China was Dlundercd by Brit
ish trOOps
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
THE BROADWAY MISUNDERSTANDING OF
A. r. STEWART.

The long growing dissatisfaction of Mr..
Stewart with the wholesale system Of taxation for the
widening of Broadway, has led at last to his resigna-
ton from the Board Of Commissioners. Mayor Hall was
informed Monday last of Mr.. Stewards determine
tton As Chairman Of the Board, he could not declare
his opinion without apparent design TO influence and
control its actions; therefore, a1ter wallhg unt nha
disposition had been made OF the assessment question
resignation was transmitted, in due form TO the Con-
N'''-' "''1 EKw.YoRK, May 29, lg7l.
To ne Hon. RICHARD oGoRsAS Corporation counsel
Ny DEAR SIR: regret say that feel constrained resign
once & Of % IN Ds 70 FJt The Tesscp for tbs is
consistently with IDEAS Of night and justice y
The ares that nv colleagues decided be specially benefited BY
corner on Of caTne aud Beio through houson
First Second and to s5y 5: Inc Which an S opo
can be specially benefited just while The
SSre as ared a some degree BY establishing great
ssd Dg on The south and Fourth and
TED distances northssr theem believe to De NE tne @ OS M m
Permit me also to your another dHeuy which hi;
extended area Of produce which Of practical
possibility of having the sssessmen, maps PREPARED
obeTs to make their final report which dednctng the 40 days Of
months for doing the work. and Of which about onetu
The area limit Of the under which the
Commissioners acted embraced & lots OF land and the asses
% about one . ~ @ s .S TO Ss cmpee 1s Ss
naming within which The required to finish Their woIt
IL ssioners TO complete assessments required ,..,
1Sde Ts all % result a% S sssns on the o% and there
respectfully resign my Oh'e veT respectfully your: srxv.nr
The action OF Mr. Stewart was unknown even to the
other members OF the Board until Yesterday morning,
contents OF the letter until II appeared IN morhhg
paper although it was delivered 70 him on the afternoon
announced There s reason TO expect that new bi
will be brought before the Legislature for additional a.
perform the work in the four months remaining
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
CIVIL NOTES.


In the u. s. Eastern District Court, yester-
day. Government obtained verdict OF 1871 against
william Fisher and Others distlers bond for taxes
alleged TO have been unpaid.
The examination of witnesses in the George
Tilford will concluded yesterday. william
Reynolds said he present the 10th Of February
last when the deceased gave instructions for making
his WILL and on the 18th when he signed it, and he
perfectly rational on both occasions. Counsel will sum
UP next Tuesday.
In the case of Patrick Burns agt. the Mayor,
&C., a motion made for Judgment upon the ground
OF the nsuiciency Of the On the hearing yes
srday before Judge Cardozo, thi Judge said that in
consequence OF statute prghbng the entry Of
Judgments against the city, without the verdict 0f
jury except issues OF the law, Ihc motion could not
he entertained The plaintiffs atoney thereupon with
drew his motion with the assent OF the Corporation
Counsel.
The controversy over the estate left by John
Allen, "The wckedest Man." came up yesterday before
Judge Ingraham. a motion for the appointment OF
receiver Richard Amerman whose name was suggested
by referee appointed for that purpose Allen left two
children, legitimate and one ilogtiate anu last
Winter a guardian appointed for them by the Court
Since then the question Of the receyershp o the prop
erty arisen and there is also motion pending Tor
the appointment OF another guardian Judge lngaham
reserved his decision the motion for receiver ana
intimated that IL another guardian was appointed he
ght be the receiver.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The German ladies of Baltimore have had a
letter of thanks written them by Gen. Won Moltke in
return for the sword presented TO him.
The King of Bavaria has had a garden laid
out the top the palace at Munich In the center OF
it is lake, upon which swans are seen swimming.
DR.. Picher, accused of literary kleptomania
at st. Petersburg. is Bayaran. He has written letter
to Munich professor denying the truth OF the reports
about him.
The academic FrancaiSe, Paris, has provoked
universal smile throughout German scientific circles.
The members propose to bind themselves TO return all
the diplomas conferred on them by German societies.
The death of the artist, Peter Won Hess, at
Munich has been followed by that of Heinrich Won
Mayer painter TO the Duke Macmillan OF Bavaria and,
for many years, his friend and companion. He was "a
Miss Esther Johnstone, one of the most de-
voted in the German hospitals in France who re-
Gently died at in the performance OF
her sefelected duties has been buried by the German
soldiers, Win military honors.
An association has been formed at Regens-
burg Bavaria for the encouragement of burias without
elaborate religious ceremonies and social formaes IL
ia violently opposed by the clergy who would lose mate
popular.
One effect of the Prussian occupation of the
Champa district been Increase enormously the
exports OF brandy 10 England The bonded stock OF
the bonded stock TO tho end Of last quarter amounted To
upward Of 100000 gallons more than the previous
and these enormous imports stll continue on the same
scale.
Prince Charles of Roumania attended the
opera OF "Masanielo, at Bucharest, on recent even
ing. and at the revolutionary stahbng scene the people
In the pit became intensely excited, caped 10 their feet
and made such furious threats against the Prince that ne
turned PALE and quilted the theaIer In grept agitation
Roumania does not very pleasantly disposed to-
ward It's rulers just AT present.
The injury sustained by the cross on the spire
Of the strasDourg cathedral has been repaired was
difficult and dangerous undertaking. II will be remcn-
bercd that mls.e from le hcsic ,s ctsl il struck
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
A DESPERATE LEGAL TRICK.
A BOGUS DIVORCE DECREE IN THE CONGRESS
MAN BOWEN BIGAMY CASE.

A BOGUS DIVORCE DECREE IN THE CONGhESs-
MAN BOWEN BIGAMY CASE.
When the prosecution had rested its case in
the trial. at Washington, of Congressman C. c. Bowen,
indicted bigamy the defense introduced evidence
fully exemplifed and properly authenticated Decree
showing that c. C. Bowen had been divorced, in this
city, from his present wife in March, 1906 This decree
purpOrts have been signed by Judge Barnard, tho
reference in the being Mr. Beamish the Clerk Of
Judge Barnards Court at Chambers. United States Dis
Fisher, believing this to be one OF the
bogus" divorce DEGREES easily obtained in this city,
telegraphed to United DstricAttorney Davis To
make inquiries concerning and he detailed yesterday,
Assistant DstrietAttorney Purdy Is make the required
investigation.
Upon examining the judgment docket Of divorces in
the County Clerks office Tor March, 1858. Mr Pury
found the entry OF decree divorcing c. C. Bowen from
his wife, Frances c. Bowen. In this entry C. G. and
Frances c. written sufficiently erased 70
make it impossible To tell what they gr dnay An
examination OF the DEGREES or divorces on ME was then
had, but decree in conformity with the above entry
could be found. Judge Barnard's minutes for March,
1865, next inspected, and IL appeared from them
that such decree of divorce had been granted Mr..
Beamsh also declares that he never acted referee in
"a divorce suit Of c. G. Bowen agt. Frances {.
Bowen. Among the exempllheatons presented
cation in The HeO- YORK Transcript and ne Aoe;
York Atlas but upon making demand at the onces OF
these papers for the issues containing TINS decree IL was
discovered that no files for March ls65 could DE iounI
Late yesterday County Clerk Loew caused thorough
examination to be made Of all books and papers IN hs
office connected with divorces, which disclosed tno o-
lowing facts: Prior 10 his coming into Office divorce
was granted to the husband in the case OF = Bowen
agt = Bowen, tried before Judge Barnard IN te SUI
preme Court OF the State. ENemplned copies OF the
record in this case were obtained and the names Oh
the parties 10 IL were changed from WnateF'n tny
originally We're, 10 c. c. Bowen and Francis {. Bo%en
rhese altered records IL is said, the ones offered IN
evidence at WashngtOn( The Judgment docket a Nas
then fraudulenty changed to make II agree WITH
these altered records and the original Judgment roll N
impossible find out who were the parties % II.
Mr. Beamlsh and several of Mr.. Loews clerks left List
night for Washington 10 expose the fraud Mr. David
Dudley Field Is defending Mr.. Bowen.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court. Philip Pasquez
charge of abbi1g AFsla hSehbbef
and bis daughter, at No. 10 Chr site ST.
In the Court of General SESSIONS, before Judge
Befor yesterday the Peter Mclre An henyre, s
Joha Murpby indicted for IeepAs lottery Shop az No SO
called trial None of the defendants and the JG9
ordered their y 0o bail bonds o be forfeited
James Wheeler hired room Tuesday evening IN
te North River Ho barclay and westt Danz the uot 30
observed
foufd skeleton nipeer olhe
iDrlsnents Justice IA committed him TO tnAl
In the Court of oyer and Terminer Leonora Allen,
charrd with emb,pg - So asquIed Yesterday by eo
aiion of J.ge G. roro inasmuch
maoous gated the sS he vis
oaer husband, who to L te that II she wOah eouent
4yoTce she prosecution wOld be dropped.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
A NEEDED IMPROVEMENT.
o he EDITOR Of The Tribune.

SIR: Might / suggest that the Commissioners
now engaged In making improvements and alterations
in what was formerly Washington Parade Ground should
widen woosterst which bounds that Park on the east.
from Wavery-place TO Fourthst, making II the same
atb os University place. OF which II is but continue
tion This con ia I've done by setting back the curb
the PARK side the street This Improvement would be
n,, nsratiyely inexpensive the cost OF grading and
INC the railugs OF the Park, &c, being already taken
away and the ground owned BY the city permanent
tS,Dei would be facilitated direct route down town
word he secured from Union-square, wa Unyerslty-
place FouIthst, and New flthave', ana ino VI
sity tLe ouly pre seutlbe cOlege-Duding new ioik
po1ssrs would be brought to light from its present
obscurity in n mere lane "h'"'
Nel1- York, May ~. l6lL
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
ance Of this part of the programme though few would
have expected Mr. Curtis TO Justify Il.

When election after trial Is held void the ground
that it fraudulently planned and carried out it s
difficult to separate the counsel from the sentence that is
pronounced on their clients 1t Of course ia possible that
counsel may have known nothing OF the frauds but tho
great capacity which Mr. Curtis imputes TO them makes
the talk Of showing their innocence of ali participation
in it douby difficult in this There is no power
capacity in it, Mr. Curss essay is mainly addressed to
the technical legal mind, and bears the character Of
technical defense but 1t may be doubted If it will have
much tendency TO change views opinions that have
hitherto been formed to the susqueLanna controversy
or the connection OF Mr.. Field herewith.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01
BEcISIONs--MAY Al.

Marine Court Cenerdl Tym--By Chief Justice
Ahe ald joamn aHd shea j. JKeaue agt Brambe BanQas
rt Gale Lesr NJ Clay AIT Cunstook. kuru AT Lse
JugeI reversed t ordered costs 10 abide
Dl No,hsgs Brewster Conway Gillespie Wuer
Alma at. E,e Bea,el IL alnd Mehle Sptmau -
f Rliet AT WeLe HauUd sgt Shaper-Judgmet s1Taei
With
YIial Tsysl-Pen H-BY Judge Curtls-G,eeassl TAs
New-York tribune., 1871-06-01

advance by proper and generous resolution 70 order
their dscharge so that the law will not 10 conpeed
do what iall to do.