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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

The following, from the New
York World, we heartily concur
in. Many Republicans are get
ting sick of their party, and de-
sire that the Democratic party,
surrender all old party &llegian-
ces, and establish a quasi Repub-
.lican party, in order that they
may the more eaisly slip out of
the party without any apparent
change of politics. One Repub-
lican party is one too much for
this country, and, if you leave it,
better make u clean dive, and get
clear over; "orz
"While we deem it wise and
patriotic to invite the co-opera
ton of the Republican enemies
of General GRANT, and to make
it easy for them to act with US,
they must understand that it is
we, and not they, whose hauds
are on the helm of the Demo
cratic ship. We r willing to
take them in as partners, but
their control can only Gimp pro-
portion to the active capital they
Ebriug into the concern. They
know who we are, but We do not
know who they are. In the last
Presidential electlon, under very
adverse circumstances, we cast
2,643;612 votes for77SEYMoUR, a.
gainst 2,979.551 for GRANT, when
his military laurels were still
fresh; and surely General GRANTS
conduct in the Presidency has
not won over any Democratic
votes to his side. The Democratic
party is at least as strong in num-
bers as it was in 1868. General
GRANTS Republican r enemies
have good data for Judging how
much we could contribute to a
combined movement. But we
have, as yet, no trustworthy data
for estimating either their
strength or the boldness, courage
or determination of their leaders
Until they are in a position, to
give us information On these
points, we shall go too far if we
do more than signify a willing
ness to corporate on honorable
terms. The completiouofof the
proposed betrotEal must depend
upon what resources they can
show in arranging the marriage
sediment. Meanwhile, the Dem
ocratic party will act like a pru,
dent father who favors the match.
but waits until he can inspect the
title deed" II fe .et- rats1
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

can pay $1,000 easire than others
can pay 500, and the thing will
be graduated between these
points. Now what we want to
urge is that each man may e
quire himself to look conscien-
ciously at his ability before put
ting down he amount be sub
scribes. If he feels that as be-
tween himself and others he
ought to put down $500, we
plead. with him not to put down
5000. If he does, the amount
will not be made up.
Darke county pays 500, 600 4 year for
bitches and free pixies, and this amount
year after year c~onsecutively, and builds
rail roads on subscription at the same
time. The result is, her real estate has
from 1860 to 1870, increased one hundred
and thIrty-six per cent. in valuation,
while Preble has not advanced so per
cent. The difference in result is pro-
duced by the causes above mentioned,
and we confidently assert that the land
within five miles, on a side of the
proposed road, will, on an average be en-
HANGED in value $500 per acre. This
= 100 than tan tinoes the an651nt re,
49, q. e. on+onnr;sa - hond Con
ute -: ilI /. Lnrttro 10 .
W. wv 80 e 80 Iii 40 his dnty
NJ ama Ih1.1 +n 1a noiI mil the
~" :. -" ,n5 CO.. ,,unnr Tbe
o" 80 81 ~ !. III Iii not he con fin
nd - ~ lie" az oha1-a g, oaastad Int will
- t"I S1Si+h tha co,ntv
- ~, ~ = 49, -,
~ SI IE q $3.50 HxLsna ~ tho
G II InnisSiiIa ond South wese
t I'm o no, nnnnnanv viii he given m
ond nanneIicL as the lew hooks are sub-
aanibaJS We exnact SOME will sav.or at
Last think that there is no use in sub
aoaim tho afferts heretofore
noaIa S,e,a faijnraS 1his will NOT do
fnrNa1, honest excnse If one cron. fails
~ farn,or doeS NOT sov az will NOT nlant
-, ,, Noyy +ba raoson of former fail
- ,.as ru-o,.e not ali on ono side Weldid
not raise the amonnt we agreed to raise
.oi, the last effort and while we failed as
70 nor+ ~otbnr. noints on the line failed
ont eu +firaiy aud the whole thino fell thro'
fn. ,Tan+ of s@Innort Rut Fl has not
h,, &C.. no 80 no money to nav on
+ho f., o,,d ,ya now coo we can sI,c-
col an aIotI,ar effnrt esneciaI1v as We
nor, baHe tba ,,os;tive assurance from
tbe a. we'll as So1th-west- of
ne? +bat If the matter fails if will be he
ca,;sa Prebie county has failed to raise
her share ~" -
X -iEha stock in tho road we nredict-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

W MAN suffrage. it seems, has
been weighed in the balance, and
found wanting. The territory of
Wyoming, having tried it, now
comes forward, by the Legisla.
ture, and says it is not good for
our wives and mothers to be dab
bling in politics and holding of
fees. The law is repealed, and
one more cruelty is added to the
long list of womun's wrongs. Lis
ten for a howl from Mrs. STAN
TON, Woodruff, LOGAN and com
pany.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

There is now said to be two
Republican parties in the eoun>
try. One is the remains of the
old party founded by IL. GREELEY
in 1854, and the other is COM
posed of GRANT and his relatives.
II is not known which possesses
superior numerical strength. Ii
is thought, however, when Gen,
eral CRAFTS relatives all come
to the surface, that the GRANT
party will hold the balance Of
the power. % aar.ag
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14
The Russian Duke!

An exchange expresses our
views on the grand shoddy re-
ception of the Russian Duke in
New York, in the following
Alexis has come He has land,
ded upon our shore and been ten
dered a cordial welcome to A
meri ca. The third son of the
Car of all the Russians-has shak
en- hands with the plebian snobs
of New York. He has smiled
upon Mrs. and Miss. Shoddy,
who essayed to blush and look
with soft, sweet eyes upon the
tall Duke as they grasped his
royal hand. He was drawn up
our Broadway, which presented
a brilliant pageant, amid wa
wing flags, and shouts, and the
chimes of the Trinity church bells
Band box soldiers, in nobby uni
forms, presented arms and the
American eagle kindly beckoned
to the Russian bear. Free Amer
lea bowed the knee TO royalty,
and Justify eheered the presence
of this sprig of monarchy. The
funkies were happy, and an arts
tocracy without brains soughtto
be seen and recognized by the
princely eye, and then ever after
revel in a luxurious remembrance
of the empty honor. Happy
snobs? Glorious funkies! Cor
geous Prince!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

GOVERNOR SoorT, of South Car
olina, claims that,tae debt of that
State is only obout twelve mil
lions otdollars. AS thisaamount
has been accumulated since the
war, the reckless extravaganza
and stealing Of :he carpets
bag government will be appre-
Grated. The money has been
spent chiefly in paying legislative
expenses Noo7greatf improve
ments have been made, and moth
ing has been done to call for the
expenditure Of such an enormous
sum. Eventhis estimate ia re-
garded as much below the actual
debt. zlal-zJ as- Ifat9 SIT a-e r.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

TRAVELLING MEAT SHoP.-In the
town OF Eaton, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, j. A.
Dunkel, who is ready to furnish
No. 1 meat at your doors, at rea-
sonable prices. He will always
be on hand to supply his Patrons
in the town and country. Itneeds
only a trial to satisfy yourself to
the truth of the statement; and
at such prices forthe Cash as to
defy competition.
W.. IA. DUNKEL
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

Let those who feel respondent
about the result of the recent
election bear in mind that from
1868 to 1866, the Democracy
were uniformly beaten from 49,
600 to 10000 majority against
them. In 1869 this majority waa
reduced to little over 1000. Then
10000 negro votes were added
to the Republican strength and
yet we are only beaten $4,000.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

GEoRGR WILKES, in this weeks
Spirit Of the Times, announces
a forthcoming paper on "a plan
to render an ignorant, corrupt
and very dangerous man ineligi-
bic for re-election to the Presi7
dency.' When we considerable
leading position that Mr.. Wilkes
has has occupied in in the Republican
party for.the last ten, years, this
denunciation of GRANT by him is
we'll calculated to cause q sensa-
ton in administration circles.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14
Hoohand's GERMAN Ritters
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

A CONTEMPORARY can not see
why any fuss should be made a.
bout Gen. Schenck's connection
with Little Emma mine, for he
has been taking precious metal
out of his Western "bluffs" for
many years. ~ .
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNI
~ dersigned has this 11th of December,
1871, been appointed and duly qualified
as Executor of the estate of Phoebe Long
street, late of Twin township, decd. -
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December ID. lS7l-3tx
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Settle Up!

"A LII persons knowing themselves in.
IA debted to me, by book or other
wise, are requested to call Immediately
and settle up, and saw further trouble
A "word to the wise is sufficient"
Hsa THOMAS FULTON.
Eaton, Dec. Il, 1S7l.@3t 80.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

Hooking Jail has one inmate.
We have half q dozen.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

ew ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS
OFFICE.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

TX the Forty-second Congress
after a long vacation, and for the
first time in eleven years, all the
States will be represented in the
lower house. 1t will be a busy
session-for never never. before has
there been more axes to grind or
more Jobs for the lobby-but not
an important one
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-12-14

.aHTnE Kux-Klux Committee
will accompany their report with
six thousand printed pages of
testimony. And all this distur-
bance in the country, this cost to
the Treasury is for the purpos
of re-electing Gen. GRANT, and
keeping the present "Ring" in
power. y"
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nrKoM HON. GEO. W.. wooDwADA

ChIef Jasts.e Of tho Supreme Court Of PenneytvAMA
= Edf0s 10 PHiLGDzLPgI4s March 16, lec$
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DEBILITY,

OBbAh-1L
7A-r- u % mr.sc-r sqsnL 2 Hoeaas1Ps So
ny sersa . @~s EandrtoS6nssss1
:s~. s.;.,,,, srs" y 70 's sSssz az 49, e
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A.aiusy oossJ L zio1, syudieatef hei y-Hofg tATs JFeR ~
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frv4s a GhoT1-treaLed, eEnaefdied, ssa2, aad dcSnD
israEd, 70 a JIdLfaccA, ssosz, iond ui9SnesG ParsoaL
s. Weak and Delicate ChildreA are
made strong ~ nsiHg TIC Iii itvT s.SE
czneA. They gan be administeEeA 80
& perfect safetyt0 n child tEfre0 monfAS
old tho most delicate Genaa4e or NuAAn
OF Ninety. D-e Hlt4t
1aeAs EeAe6Ees an ge bef ah 15"
b fsssu sdf Blood RurtneD r faI5E
estr kso.o., ava OIL en4s an Ssseasss rS4inN(oN
6ad blood keep poav1n42s AIeed pRTe; hAppA~
" 2sse remedies, 1A1lMdR d 80 dos1NIU&
Z eser dsszI yoal ThebeAt sseH ia pH eoAaty Peeos13oA
: HeEa- n years Of AeReE repttsaop % ~ ea9DAO
Ves Rsaa ky 0es RSqDaTotiosas- t4 'Sh731
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Thursday December 18th, 1871.
Lake Erie, Evansville and
Southwestern Rail- way,

At a meeting, on Saturday eve
mng the 9th, instant, the under
eigned were appointed to draft
an address to the people of Pre-
bic county, on the imperlous ne
cessity ofraising conditional sub
scriptions of $4,000 q mile to the
capital stock of the Lake Erie
Evansville and Southwestern
Railway Company, to Secure its
construction through the county.
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sRoM REv. JosEPn IL KRsNARR.R D. D,
CAUTION.

, z HsoAonf. GeYysoa Remedies are eoueAsShN1ed ~
5 Nwusae haze He EiQaatssns If q. Ms g
n. Front 81 fhs oufsids uvaRper Of zach bo6fs, aRd do
name Of he article bIesps IN each bozi@' Al eaeSFsS
oOSa0kfeI $ .IGoHf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-22
4 PINT of Law.

MISTER EDITBR: [ wish to know ABOUT a
pint of law wlicfiS interesting to good
mennv folks. besides number OF others.
4 chap in our ward. whose got no money.
sued man whose said to have money
for damages for spelling his reputa-
ton which could not be spoiled because
Won can't spoil rotten e.. Before there
was emmy trial the fellow that sued got
frightened and wanted to back out, ~ he
lelt he was getting into scrapr. Now the
lawyer he hired to do the suing won't let
him back out because he has not money
and the tvtncr man has, ami the only
chance the lawyer has is to make it ont OF
the other one. And what | want 10 know is
whether the lawyer can make fellow 90 on
whether or not Bender. the fellow. saws 1t
is the lawyers speculation. and not his n.
and he don't want anything t. do with IT,.
but the lawyer wants to make money out
Nv it. Can he do it, Pleas say. and ohllg
Your friend.
A CONSTR nj Dyer