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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
TRUOK GROUND no LEFT.

LAVE SINE ton scfos Of LsaI rs we'll situated for
= raslns vsget b'-s Ha any other, that pfopots 10
10. lot one Or more y5Ts ant will size p3issssion 90
80 inst there may DO aupl3 time t. pre9are fr an
III esfy fprins crop Alsi, M FAKM LAND To LET
-oi ABOUT hity aerss, twenty Of whic should 20 ia
eSrh AT year al! wiihtn mile OF Market street.
Wnminst7n, Del prefer TO let tor c,sh rent giving
ne tenant Tor the d ne agreed upon rs m he
with satisfactory tetutiiy.
j. A. BROWN, Maryland Avenue,
Aus'" formerly Aewp II Pike.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
TRUSTEES SALE

b. virtue Of renewed Order Of the O,pbaps, mt o.,
the state Of neiiware, 10 aud TT Sew O,stls ,oupt,
made tue 81 day ofU'oher, A h., lb7f viii Ia
exposed to safe by way Fable Auotlln,
On Wednesday, the Twentieth day of
December,
AT The Hotel Of William B. Fori, at Kirkwood
Station, at II o'cloes, NJ.
The f0owln, Lands aud Tensmelts. being tsa Re-
Estate Of the late George VI. Waiker
deceased, to.ett
ALL THAT Farm OK TRACT Vi LAND. sltu,t, in
Feueader Hundred, County AID Slate At5fsta,J
bounded and described as f,llows :--Bssiti ~, ~
Al ssh tret, standing the east side u Dr.,or
I'm, and west OF the Dvlaw 70 Ralroadi and rut
hs.NH nins thence ~ lani OF samuel b. sutton \
hiigE "a degrees 81 4-ll pifcn-,; y 81 DE- .r.ss
ksklAh w.. 40 psrehesi aud n ~ degrees e. ia
i;iy pereh.s 70 stsle, theme By iaud VI william
hirkley and John haCoria4eA, s., Is desf,es " Is
b-lO perches to a stouei thence with lad Of WIN No.,
south degrees b. 80 ST. percie,i hence BY land Of
the said Ward aud Robert Mess S. sls{ deFr,ss y "a
perohes to stouei thence By lthd OF John u fl.tk
and others. n, ~ degrees h, 81 10 psrshes win
efaach OF .ragon hui thence 3, Ak degrees W, IA
BLU peiehts thouc- GA degrees b. g. ~ tefc o.
TO staLo; tnere' by Land Il samuel snttou y sS
degrees W, IS 10 pesehes to tbs bssnuiug area Al
sefes exclusive Of ho railroad. 10 b. so!i frse aud
and it il odsrel that the 4, chaser Or pur.t.s.,,
tleTeot be aud apier q tie next Orhlut Iourt for
New Castle County, that the Court nay sfslrn to- lin
her Or them, me premises s3ld pursuant 10 IS i crr
lie, shs or they with sufficient tufetv or r.s. - H.
approved by tue Csur eulering rance 10 no
state - re takeH aud ackRowe In said CONT In
penal sum, 10 be determined b. etid Court with copd
ton 70 pay 10 TIE patteu entitled sevefay their
.Is' Or ss.ign' respectively their iu,i
aud Propoftophte thres Of the tald Iurthate u
with interest from such time ~ The mt sv detst
mluei ~ N nusr aud icrm may by the direction Of
ditlon. " ''u'
Abundance viii bs svsa AID terms Of sac ruais
kno~2 81 tas ,ns H@d paes AfrssA.- b ueorss cray
Affect; ,DEvJ. Il. usrrcK.
~ 80 3 o. Orphans Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
FOR KENT.

NEAR THE SUBURBS of PErsR,BUsG, VA.
slf'2ar farm Of 10 acres, we'll adapted rtruckisr
k5-N'3 has aso excellent aplls aud peach orchards
iitN14 aud 81 iRsary Oat ouildlng- bssi4es euh
hzilsah 'tantal dwelling honse. 4 fine Opportunity
ir suJ person wishing to Try IN It section Of cou nv
Tor year with Wow Of ssttug olhsrxiss - the
pace VIII DO let Tor fery 10 rslt. To untorgseu
TO ar7sp'nsios party. 4as place can b.
nhE J. A. Drown
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
PATENTS
Prospectus for 1872.
THE LADY'S FRIEND.

me publishers ofTHE LAprs FKsED have concluded to
sans Wy wv iene'uils Tue
Inc following novesis with the usual variety OF sbor,
WI run through the whole year
WITHIN THE MAzEt or, LADY AN.
blNNIAN's TRIAL.
- AIRS hhNkf WOOD, auihar u" Eat Lvrpea ate
Una AND HER LIONs.
by Ni's l. Muzzs y. suthor ef "One wom,n's Fr
lsIlencv," Jealousy" etc etc.
QUEEN COQUETTA,
b! pAlsf NkNrAoR, suthor ot.Piiuce Charming. a.,
ONLY A WISH,
Dy a. d. DANA, author Of "Jartng Chcrds.r ETC ete
MISSION work,
ny "'s' MAkGARkI 10 MIR, apthor ofaA Turn in
fertunss Wheel" etc e'e
AN EVERYDAY HEROINE,
oy AMANDA DOUGLASS author f"solld silver. %
"A Little Money" etc
g. bN1hA WINGS THE Engravinr. Of ruv . Anvil.
fRitkD are Of very sup ii r chafarter Tbsv sn,h.
oeauthul pictures Of subjects uhich toncb m 80,
me1i. an a affections Illustrations Of our Novsels and
stoTl-f illustrations of the FAsbi,ns Cn.i,, 49,
ON shich Uterus fer almost ev,rvtbi ~ sats
ca at 10" Pi'e) Illustrations Of Ladie5 F,ney WoSt
M, uslo.-A piece oftle Latest an mos, .sbionAbi.
Nusle accompanies every number The Music il ofit
seii uotth the price Of the Magazine 80 " -
IN sh n, IHE LADY'S FRIEND aims 4, Ia .na IA.
In rs.tin ~ & u, the most Rthn,d, Bsautiful ana
~. tesuns OF tue MtgaEiues-being in C5V,r Fngr.
Wigs aud Contents Just what Ltdy,s MsS,. hs
sspss t,5d oas spai y saI Pour R5s So EsA.
fhithp go ana one Of lhE PosT e So for 81 -AD'
address. DEAcoN q PETERsoN.
II Single nu nbers 20 ,uis 1'''a0'pn'A
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
FOR RENT,

,sglyssr A LARG Il AND BEAUTIFUL MAN
,mRA SION HOUSE, with hns lava gTound a
isr8 aud shade trees snuoaLdiug, with LOI OP
k4Hh LAND. Villain two miics u vi Hineten.
Posses on viii 1e given Gu the 25th Of MareLneSt
Apply 70
W. McCAULLkY CO..
e-de No. COS Marie. street Wilmington pei.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

Please draw Chseh to tho odos OF the treasurer whose
ind9r,ement VII be receipt In sddlto on to tie as-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

PHiLApELPHiA, ....,.,.. ,....lsfI
l. MJNT0 )MEgY BOND, Etq,
President Of the s'kefst,ns Back - No 1924
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Dear sir: Uerelu diana nna
Our subscription for \ Id
"one days income" FROM our employees.
T0ai,
which please aekor Wedge 10 the New lap,rs.
Very kesT ectirly,
'''s''..s...... Name.
ss.s........ ddTeaa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

Gov. CALDWELL of North Carolina show :
the increase Of the State debt under Radical
management to be S24 100000
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
ELEcTION NOTICE,

a. fihaf AriuNAl BANK,
Wilmington, Del. Dec Sih, 1871.
Notre Is let,ty givs1 that the annual Il Getting OF
the swekloders Of this bau +, will b held at the
Baukiug House. on Tuesday the 9Th day Of January,
1879, between the hours u two aud tour o'clock r. NJ
for the purpose OF eeetng Nine stckholdors
Directors the ensuing year.
decll-ts GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

'IuE PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
L AND BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD COMPANY
rhiadelphia, December 70, 1871.
The Boa Of Directors have declared bemi-annuAl
Dividend # -Four Per cent. the Capital stok th
Company pa able and sitter tue I'd or January, ISL
decll-4W A. HOKNEh, se Rotary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
WANTS,
WANTED.
ELECTION NOTICES.

rIIIE PM hAUELPHIA, WILMINGTON
L AND BALTIMORE RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, December 20 1871,
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders OF this Gem
pany, and election Of Directors, will take place at the
otfee q the Company, 10 Wilmington, delaware, on
MONDAY, the sth OF January, 1872, At p. NJ.
dee.2-tm A. HORNER. Secretary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

Iron the Hey TorE Hsrsla.)

give some idea Of the distress existing consequent
,hefeupon we Rive the following brief aud eomprshsn.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
NOTICE.

~ wiLMIEaroS READING II. X. Co.
The annual meeting OF Stockholders and election Of
Directors III be held At the once Of the Company In
Coa,esvile, Fenna., TUESDAY, January 9th, 1874,
u NJ. ". s. HILLS,
deels-i9 Secretary,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
ELEoTION NOTIoE.--NATIoNAL BANK o.

IL WILMINGTON AND BRANDYwINE,
WILMINGTON, DBL DkoBNBER och, 1871.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders u this bank
sill lie held At their Banking House, on TUESDAY.
the eth day JANUARY 1872, between the hours Of 2
atd O'clock, ?. for the purpose Of eeeling Nine
DrectOis to serve during the ensuing year.
deeillm 4. RlOB, Cashier.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22
SIXTH AvEHUH Ho1Jsu
FO II s a LIE.
FREE LAND.

| HAVE two lots just outside tio City boundary an.
indrsi beet front n ur % t,silfosds tht VII
deed FHEE p sns manufacturing brtinese M MI
aure ruavl81 i nm, 4, =. VI
Read every page Ofthe JOURNAL.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

The wo,k.ngnen are laborng night aud
day To set the house ready for the Promenade
Concert, announced for Friday, December
e2d, nnd the theatrical performances by Wal.
lack, Itchng- and Bishop on Christmas and
durin.. tho holidays.
THE LAMPS
Two highly ornamental lamps arc placed
al the curb in front Of the Hall
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

slr oGLETOWN hUTEL for SALE
wiaA Contains - l0UMs--7 W stairs and GOWN
iikH stable sheddiuE, and pump Of excellent water
1rAeAA y door. One acre OF grouHa attached Iriee
S-yvO' aliOyo may remain on mortgage. fol further
PARTICULARS apply 10 mrs ELIZA WILEY,
Or to THOMAS N. oaLE, No. q Essf Third stree,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-12-22

NOrlC E.-rhe Third ANIMAL Meeting " the Sock.
IN ho d,rs u the Masonle Hall Company Of Whining
ton DELI will be held at the b isrd OF Trade Rooms,
Tn I'd and Market. GA WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of
Deo- mteT, At eosk, T.. lr the pusHoss Ofeeeting
person for President person Tor Vcs PRECEDENT
person for Treasurer person for Secretary, and
nine plrectoru 10 tergs the ensuing year.
deoiltm J. ALMOND, Score AIRY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28
Not An Lost Yet.

The Democracy have howled so
much over the Coustitution being
trampled under foot and violated,
that people had almost begun to
think that there was some truth in
1t. But Hon. VIM. s. Groesbeck
made a Democratic speech in steu-
benville on the 18th inst, in which,
after reviewing the amendments to
the Constitution, he said /:
"These are the changes made in
our Federal Constitution during the
last ten years. I have been request-
ed to notice them. I should have
noticed them without a request, for
there seems to be an apprehension
with many that the old Constitution
has been spoiled or put aside. Far
from it. That same Constitution
which our fathers had and to which
the Democracy has been so faith
full through all our history, is our
Constitution to-day. These amend
ments have been added to it, and
that is all. The Constitution re-
mains still an excellent Constitution
and the State remains, with am
pie sovereignty to do its proper
work"
Then the Democratic press has
had all its bowling and depreciation
for nothing! And a prominent
Democratic statesman tells US so.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28
one of AEorgan's Falsehoodg.

Morgan has given circulation to
the lie that the Government has lost
over twenty million dollars by the
defalcation of Internal Revenue Col
leetors. Secretary Boutwell, officially
eertifes that the total defalcation
since the internal revenue was
adopted has been only S2,768, ,387.-
This is given under cath by the
head of the Treasury Department,
who keeps the books and who
knows the facts. 1t thus appears
that Morgan and the weak minded
Democrats who get their arguments
from him, who wilfully represent
this eight times as large as It is.
And of this sum only $64 581 has
been lost by officers appointed By
Grant, the rest having been lost by
officers appointed by the renegade
Democrat, A. johnson. These are
facts from the official rocOrd.-[Can-
ton Republican.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28
PaIpable Hit.

The Petersburg (Va.) Progress
says: "If the food had occurred in
the time of Alexander H. Stephens,
we verify believe that, during the
thirty nine days rain, he would
hav been seen astride of the ridge
pole Of the Atlanta Sun office, hold.
ing a faded umbrella over his head,
drawing up his diminutive legs to
keep them out of the surrounding
surges, and calmly inditing a ten
column editorial to the people of the
late COnfederacy, to prove that the
shower was null and void, and the
food a matter to beresisted at the bal
lot-box; and, no doubt, people would
have stigmatized Noah's ark as q
new departure and have hazarded
both life and soul on the faded UNI
brella and pOnderOus editorial of
poor little Mr.. Stephens" ="
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28
THEIR ACTION.

They ride at night in horrible
disguise, and in arms, enter the
houses of citizens, drag them from
their beds, scourge, shoot, hang,
drown, burn men, women and chill
dren, black and white, and occasion
ally they make open war in the
form of riots. 1t is estimated by
the best informed, that since the or
ganizatiOn of the Klan, in 1867,
they have outraged, in various ways,
from 10000 to $4,000 citizens. 1t
was my impression last winter,
when the subject was under discus
sion in Congress, that the number
was exaggerated, but subsequent in
vestigatiOns have satisfied me that
the truth is rather on the other side.
The terror and mystery which sur,
round and accompany the order pre-
vent victims from giving public in
formation. The Ku-KIux generally
threaten those they leave alive with
death if their doings are revealed.
Many witnesses have been revisited
and most cruelty scourged, and some
have been killed for testifying
against them. They have assassin
ated their own members to prevent
or punish revelations.
There have probably been three
thousand Outrages committed in
South Carolina since last November,
and the number is daily increasing.
In Spartanburg county there have
been over Eve hundred. In one
township hundred and eighteen
In York county there have been
over four hundred. In Union coun-
ty twelve men have been murdered,
and hundreds otherwise outraged
There eight hundred Ku-Klux broke
open the Jail and murdered eight
negroes. in one night. Two had
been killed on a previous raid. In
Chester county they made open war,
riding undisguised, five hundred
strong, and routed a company of col
ored militia, gathered together fol
protection. They killed fifteen and
scattered the rest, and then banish'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28
THE HOMEsrEADLAW.
ARepubIican Measure.

/ opposed by the East DemOeFat.
lie Congress, and Passed by the
First Republican Congress.
The Ohio Democracy, in Their
platform, charge the Republicans
with "the wicked deprivation of the
people Of their rightful heritage in
the public lands.D This is Infamous,
to say the least. Who gave the
people homestead in these lands
Hon. John A. Bingham answers,
and we trust every one will read it,
as it shows that the acquisition
Of slave territory was of more inter
est and importance to the Demo
cratic party than the granting Of
hOmesteads to the people. Here is
! the history;
Look into the records Of the Unit
ed States Senate on the 25th of July,
1859, and note the bin pending for
the purchase Of Cuba, with its slaves.
A motion wss made to lay this bill
of infamy aside and take up the
homestead bill. Mr.. Seward, a great
land honorable statesman, said -
"After nine hours yielding to the
discussion on the Cuba question, it
is time to come back to the great
question of the day and age. The
Senate may as well meet face to face
the issue which is before them. II
is an issue presented between these
two questions. One, the homestead
bill, is a question of homes, of lands
for the Iandless freemen Of the Unit
ed States. The Cuba bill is a ques,
tion Of slaves for the shareholders
of the United States" On that day
and on that issue between the ques
tiOn of The age, and the crime Of all
ages, chatteI slavery, the Democrat
ic party, but one Senator dissenting
voted to entertain the bill for annex
ing Cuba and slavery, and against
the bill to secure the people "theil
rightful heritage in the public lands.'
Thus, my fellow-citizens, the irst
homestead bill to secure homes tC
the Iandless people of America wa;
defeated by a Democratic Senate =
1 know it afterwards became a law,
but not till the Democratic majority
lin the Senate was lost by the seces
sion and treason of the Democratic
Senators.
It became a law, but not until the
Congress was Republican, and thu
people had made President tina
man of the age, Abraham Lincoln
Surely, it does not become this Dem
Ocratic party to cry out in agony
against "the wicked deprivation o
the people of their rightful heritage
in the public lands 5" and after fail
ing to annex Cuba, with its slaves
and slave trade, to the Union, it i'll
becomes the same party to denouncc
President Grant for referring to tn,
people the question Of acquiring fret
San Domingo in the interests of free
lCiom,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28
Terrible Effects OF Drunken
ness.

Terrible Effects Of Drunken
ness.
Yesterday afternoon q gentleman
living in an aristocTatie portion Of
Second street set out to search for
his wife, who had been absent from
home since Saturday. Going into
the row Of huts located between
Walnut and Madison and East and
Floyd streets, be was filed with
unutterable anguish at finding her
in one Of those dirty huts, occupied
only by cOlofed people, and evident
ly very much intoxicated. All Of
his efforts to induce her to return
home and to the six living children
with which their marriage has besn
blessed, were unavailing. The wO-
man entreated to be let alone, or
else be permitted to go where she
would never behold his face again.
She had on her person the sum Of
three hundred dollars, which she
stated would take her where she
pleased. A carriage was sent to
the door, and an officer, whose as
sistanee was required, went Into the
house and finally persuaded her to
return to the home which she had
not seen, and perhaps had not thO't
of, since Saturday. She was placed
in the carriage, and, in company
with the officer, went back to her
family, but not without imploring
to be allowed to go anywhere else.
The appearance Of the woman Is
prepossessing in every respect
above the average size, she is splen-
didly formed, and in afHuent eir-
eumstanees. What motive there Is
for this woman's strange and dis
| graceful conduct cannot even be
guessed. This adds yet another hor-
ror to the long list Of crimes from
drunkenness. Here is a woman Of
personal beauty, high pOsitiOn-a
mother surrounded by her children
dragged down below the level Of
brute, and involving in her fall
husband, children and loving friends.
And all for what? Let who VIII,
answer.-[Louisville Commercial.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28

The Adams County Democrat
prints a large cut representing an
exterior view of the new Court
House, which says the Democrat,
"the citizens of Manchester propose
to erect at their own expense, and
present gratuitously to the people of
the county, in case they by their
votes decide in favor of the removal
of the seat of justice to this place. "
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28

Democratic newspapers are not
willing to let the dead rest. The
.Pittsburg Post goes to the grave of
Mcclellan, and digs him up for a
candidate in ~. The st. Louis Re
publican performs similar service
for Gen. Hancock; the Indianapolis
Sentinel attempts a galvanic opera
ton on the remains of Mr.. Hen.
dricks; and in the Cincinnati En-
quirer Mr.. Bloss plays Gabriel for
the late Iamented Pendleton. Is
there no one to speak good word fol
Gen. Jackson, who is quite as
available" as any Of the gentlemen
named in this paragraph ?2[Chi'
cagO Republican.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28

Senator Thurman don't depart
much. In his speech at Columbus,
last week, he interposed no objection
to the 18th Amendment, but was as
strongly as ever opposed to the l4th
and 18th Amendments to the Consti
tuition. The new departure has mix
ed the Democrats badly, and totally
demoralized the party.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28

Henry Green, a young man, rose
in his sleep, in Buffalo, q few nights
ago, while dreaming that be was
swimming, and leaped out of the
window Of his chamber. His fall
broke both of his wrists, and awOke
him thoroughly. Getting upon his
feet, he went to the front door Of
the house, and finally contrived to
ring the bell with his elbow.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28

DEMOCRATIC ECONoMY.-It is as
certained from reliable sources that
more money was spent by the Tam
many ring in nine months for ''pJas.
tering,, than the entire expense of the
United States for foreign intercourse
during the present administration
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28

At an Iowa Sunday school the
superintendent was reviewing the
lesson, and was talking of the verse,
"Let your loins be girded and your
lights burning" He asked the
question, "Why are we commanded
to grid our lOins ?" One little sharp
shaver sang out, "To keep our
breeches upw
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28
Curiosities Ollie.

Lay your finger on your pulse, and
know that every stroke some immortal
passes to his Maker-some felloW-being
crosses the river of death-and five
think Of it, we may well wonder that it
should be so long before our turn comes.
Half Of all who live die before seven
teen.
Only one person in ten thousand lives
to be one hundred years old, and bus
one in a hundred reaches sixty
The married live longer than the sin
gle.
There is only one soldier to every
eight persons, and out Of every thousand
born only ninety-fve weddings take
place.
you take a thousand persons who
have reached seventy years, there are Of
Clergymen....-............................
Workmen..........
81
Professors
.........24
These statements are very instructive.
Farmers and wOrkmen do not arrive at
a good old age as often as the elergymen
and others who perform no manual La
bori but this is owing to the neglect Of
the laws of health, inattention to proper
habits Of life in eating, drinking, sleep
ing, dress, and the proper care OF them1
selves after the work Of the day is done
These farmers or workmen eat heavyI
supper of summers day and sit around
the doors in their shirt-sleeves, and ID
their tired condition and weakened eiri
culatiOn are easily chilled, laying th'
foundotion for diarrhea, bilious colo
lung fever or consumption.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28

Gen. R. BrinkerhOff, of Mans
field, o. is opposed to the nomina-
ton Of Grant. Some months since
the General was soliciting for place,
and failed to get it. He wanted to be
Minister to the Hague. Grant didn't
acuuiesce. Hence Grant is a failure.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1871-09-28

A Chicago paper records the
lowing fact, which may be cited
wonderful fulfllment OF dream
A man dreamed a dreadful DIRE.
that his child was scalded to dea
He took every precautiOn agai
such a catastrophe, but in five We,
and two days after the dream,
little boy was run over by a wag.
and uninlured.