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''ment Of any State; suspend the writ of habe-
,asr corpus; arrest its Governor; imprisOn or
'disPerse it's Legislature silence its Judges,
and tfample down its people. Under the armed
heel Of his troops, nothingis left to the citizens
or State which can any longer be called a
right; all is changed into mere suffrance. Our
hopes for redress are in the calm, good sense
of the sober second thought of the American
people. ,We'call upon them to be true to them
selves and TO their past, and, disregarding par
ty name and minor differences, to insist upon
o decent equalization of power, the restriction
of Federal authority within its just and proper
limits, leaving to the States thatcohtro of their
domestic affairs which is essential to their hap
piness and tranquility. and good government.
everything that malicious ingenuity could sug-
gest has been done to irritate the people of the
'Middle and Southern States Gross and exag-
gerated charges of disorder and violence have
been originated in the mischievous minds of
the political managers in the Senate and House
,Of Representatives, to which the Executive
has, we regret to say, lent his aid, and thus
helped to infame the popular feeling In all
this course Of hostile Legislation and harsh re-
sentiment, no word of conciliatidn, of kind
encouragement, or fraternal fellowship has
eyer been spoken by the President or byg Con
gfess I'd The people Of the Southern States.
They have been addressed only in the language
of prescription We earnestly entfeat our fell
low citizens ia all parts s6f the Union to spare
no effort to maintain peace and order; to
carefully protect the rights of every citizen ito
preserve kindly relations among oil men, and
: NJ "a 3 a
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One Gift Of Gold
7 Gifts of Gold Coin.

The Gifts will be awarded in precisely similar
manner as at the Concert given in San Francisco in
aid Of the Mercantile Library.
The drawing will take place under the management
OF Committee OF well known, responsible citizens
OF Nevada county, California. -
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Unanswerable Arguments.

AIS " VI IoAS &AA AA4 SSAp''s
Establishes; facts are silent arguments
which neither pen nor tongue can shake,
and it is upon established labts that the
reputation Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, us a health preserving elixir, and.
Il Wholesome and powerful retne'T,
based. When witnesses come forward
in crowds, year after Year, and reiterate
the same statements in relation To the
beneficial effects of a medicine aQpOa
themselves, disbelief in its efficacy is
HtaraAy impossible. Tie credentials OF
tiiB ull"uGulied tonic and Alternative, cX-'
tending over Il period OF nearly twenty
yeas, include individuals. of every class.
and residents q! every cline, aud. refer
10 the most prevalent amnng the COM
uIa:lts whic:i aflicc ana ha*,sI the
Eun,an "um:iy. Either i multitude Of
peuu,c, strangers to each other, have
annually b1Gli seiHrd with ali insane
and mn;ivrltGS desire to deceive the
Inihlic, nr .iusic;:cr'S Bittcrs, for no less
llan Il fifth of century, have been
atinrd,ng such RELIEF TO sufferers from
ind gu*tion. lever aud ague. biiinusmr*s;
general debility and nervous disorders,
as no other pre,'araI:uil has ever ia.-
parted. To-day, 'ac.?Hc the eyes of the
reader are u;yon Ntcse lines. tens OF th0u
sands of both sexes are relying upon the
Bitters as u sure defence against the all
mrntS which the present season cngem.
lcrs. ard their confidence is not mis-,
placed. The local potons wi,irlI in!ci-
cstcsted dealers sometimes eudeavor to
foist upon the sick in its stcut arc
everywhere meeting the !ate that is
due to fraud and impostn"e. while the
demand for the great vegetable specific
is constantly increasing.
Feb 8, 1871 4l-1m
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NJ ARRI ED.

MARRIED, OH the 18th, February,
1871, by the Rev. W. T. Farrow, Mr..
J. F. HCGHEY, OF Abb"ville, to Miss
KATIE NJ. SEIGLER, of Edgcticld.
esss- The above was accompanied by a
beautiful cake; for which the happy
couple will please accept onr thanks.
Our kindrst wishes attend them, and
we trust that their future may be u
bright as dream.o hope itself. -
@, 21St' Instant. by Rev. J.. NJ
Mood, Mr. ". +, LOWRANCE, ("
Columbia, s c., to Miss MARIE. onl!
daughter of j. n Cochran, Esq, O
'Coke<tury, S. G..
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ARRIVALS AT
ne M3rSh Shall LOUISE
= ;SINCE LIST FRIDA Y.

SINCE List FRIDAY Y
Tho<. Stnart, J S Chipley, Ahbe-
Vile Jas +. Wise. RichIand, S G;
" II Perry, George Bell GreeHv'sie
L II Russell. Cor S Cothran, Abhr-
Vile; Judge J Il Orr, Anderson; in"
A Moore, John Devlin, r E Hill, DR.
IL Dr. II brennan. AbhAille; J j Tar
rant. ) Bailey, Greenwood: E I. Shrp-
herd. Ninrtv-S;x; J,hn 5 illty, Co.
lnm'ia; S. 3.>,rn, Nashville. Tenn; /;
II AIRY, W II Purki ;nn, Ni;'ly-S'N;
,:ooyrr Huysi:ls. Baltimore, } "
Lipscom!, Ru Sanders. Nine'y Six;
$ ) Howell! !; J N Ifrrriani, Caro-, sc;
W B Dorm, Oakland, S :; Stcvrn
TrouS,aIc; r G Brown. Erwhrrr., {;
II G Cooley Anderson; " IL Tag
CART, John Mcdonald, IIpnea Path;
George Lines. n G; r L Stansr!l &
Il c Il r; r R IIenphiIl Ahhevill';
W X Blake, Greenwood; II J MrC"r-
m;rk, Charleston; Josiah Burton;
G I "a .kson; J S White; r e Flem-
ing; DR. w A Lcmhecker, Nincty-Six;
II S CaSon, Aobevillo; J r Hunter;
&c l.
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OBLTU A ri ES.

Departed this life in the twenty-ii"i'
year of his are Mr.. JOHN Ivy
FAIR of Abbeville S. &.
Till within q few months past, NJ.
Fair presented the appearance o: great
viyor of health aud robustness OF ronsti-
tution. About the first OF last D2cem-
Der it became necessary for him to resort
to medical treatment, when his lungs
were found to be seriously affected. Al
though entertaining no hope of q final
recovery, his family and friends trusted
be might survive for months and even
wears. On the afternoon and evening
of February 18th he seemed rather bet
ter than usual; shortly after midnight
the family became a!arlaed in conse-
auence Of q sudden agyravation in SOME
Of the symptoms, and in few short
minutes tile struggle was over, the VIC
tory was won, and the redeemed sou! of
Livy Fair went up to the court Of glory
TO cast his crown at the feet of Jesus.
In December 1855 Mr.. Fair publicly
gave in his adherence to the Lord Jesus
Christ. His character, lovely from
childhood, soon, under the gracious in-
tlucnces of the spirit, exhibited unmis-
taxable evidence Of genuine conversion.
He belonged to class Of christians sad
ly rare in the present generation. There
is class of church members in whose
n;ety no one believes: another whose
piety is regarded doubtful: another whose
piety is admitted IN the exercise Of char
ity; an d lastly a class whose picty no
one. doubts. When the news of Mr.
Fairs death spread through our commu-
nifty, it was gratifying to notice. that, by
both professors and non-professors, he
was ranked in the last mentioned class.
To the widow, the parents, the broth
Grand the sisters Of the deceased. let me
say: IT would not. have you to be ig-
norant, brethreny concern!ng them
which. are asleep. that We sorrow not
even as others which have no hope.
For if we believe that Jesus died ana
rose again, even so them also which
sleep in Jesus will God bring with him"
|. - p
Southern Presbyterian and A: Il;
Prcsbyterian, please copy and send OIL
to this Office. ,. -
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CoNsIGN:EEs :EEsE;s:..s 3

The Following named persons have
freight in tue. Depot:
A Mays, Wilson & Cothraa, Cab
noun & Latilner, D T. Wardlaw, W =
Mars & Co, Mays, Barnwell & Co.. -G q
ViSanska, G II Jackson, DR. j S Reid, 3
G. Napier, Jay & Bradley, Norwood Du-
Pre- e. Go, Moore g. Co, F NJ Mitchell,
A Y Baker, Qrarles, Perrin & Co, G Cox
" A Latimer, l. u Bowie.
.~,, j. W. MARSHALL,
.5 * Agent,
The following ramed persons hav
packages in the Express Office.
BIC Lindsey, W X Srott. Frank
Hill, j n Winn, J E. Calhoun B
Crawford, McGowen & Parker.
Office in McDonalc's Store.
C. V. nAMMOND.
... Awe"t.
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Markets.

AEBmv1LLE. 81 1871. .--C0ttor Is.
LIVERPOOL February 22.-Eveniny -
Cotton tcn'lins 'wnward-npiandS q;
Orleans X.
COLUMBIA. February . Sales OF cot
ton yesterday ll3 bales -midl:in5 1910
!3s. ...
CINCINNATI, February, o2.-tlour
very steady and in modarate demand,
chiefly for extra family 6l0@6.4o.
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Doors, SASHEs. BLINDS; MoULD1NGs.
&c.-We would call special attention to
the advertisement in another column of
Mr.. =. p. Toale. of Charleston, S. G.
Mr.. Toale is all E.eXtpnsive and successful
manufacturer, and there can lie no doubt
that our readers would consult their own
Interests by corresponding with him he-
fore purchasing goods in his line from
other durties.
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N0IIG IG
TO Teachers.

nUBLIC notice is hereby given
IL that the County Board Of Ex-4
,aIniners for School Teachers for Ab-.
beville County will examine all whu
shall apply TO them on and after THE IS
dates = - 10 go 4 ~ ~
M teachers. witlreceive pay from 4
the State unless the shall pass exam :
ina:ionS and receive 9 rtifeats Of quail
.i6cation. ~ .,.ts,g i: ii 3 y;
Those wishing to be.examiHed viii e
apply Immediately, as their pay may
date from said examination.
The Board will Isit al AhbsTills
Court House 9s q s3s.i e
Noticeis also given that tne bound
aries of the several Townships ID this y
County will be adopted as the bound
aries OF the School District = "a,
4 All certificates nayeto be renewed !
Those whose term of certif ifcatcs have
expired will renew their app pfcatsohs.,
bB Blank forms are now ready,
and teachers can make Immediate ap.7
plieation to the Chairman. =
T. N. williamson ];
Chairman Board.
Jan. 8, 1871, ,27.- 3m S. #
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TTpHAM'S DEPIEATORY POW
~, DER.-Removes supertluous hair
in .fue minutes, without injury to the
skin. Sent by mailsor SIPS.
UPHAM'S ASTHMA CURE
Relieves lndst violent paroxisms in fire
minutes and effects aspeedy cure. Price
81 by mail. .-.. ..... .a ..... ~-..
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
Colors the whiskers and l,aira beautiful
black or brown. . 1t consistaof only one
preparation. IS cents by mail. Address
IS. {. UPHAM, No. ,72l Jayne Street,
Philadelphia, PA. Circulars sent free.
Sold by all Druggists. r = -.s.
Feb. Il, 1871, 4S-4t ~ 49,.
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"PERsEvERE TO THE END AND YouR
EFFORTS WILL BIZ REwARDED"-coli-
tinue to use SUMTER BITTERS and
a cure for your Dyspepsia will be your
reward. - -
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Elementary Grammar,
= Bullions' School Grammar,
1Bullions' English Grammar,
SMITHS English Grammar,
:. Quackenbos's English Grammar,
f A dams, Latin Grammar,
1, Andrews and Stoddard's Latin Gram
mar,
, sHafkness's Latin Grammar, r7sx q,
Balli0iisf Lntin Gfamlnar .
/, !BulIiousts Greek GrammaT.% .s,
Valpy's Greek Grammar,
Hardness & Aruold's 1st Latin Book,
NIcClintock's IS lst Latin Bookg I,
{ SArnoId9s ist. and % Latin, Books.
Harkness's I'd Latin Book.
Anth0n's Latin Lessons,
An,llon's Prose Composition,
Yields Prose Composition,
;;Bu1lions, Greek Readers
sMcClintSck's LIST Book In Greek,
Arnoid'sslst Bouk IN Greek,
Arnold's Greek Prose Composition,
Anthoh's Greek Lessons,
Jacobs Greek Reader,
z Greca7Minora, IS r.s. x y,
G Bulions' Caesar, JE3h&$ NJ
BullioDs' Sa!lust,
Anthon's Cicero,
~ .3'i'""a Cicero De Officiis,
tions, 3:
] Antl,on's sallust, Juvenal, Tacitns.
Horace, Xenophon's Memorabilia and
:, @g,,,.
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MONEY
TO the III eedy
@s 81 & z V

0URCUSTOMERS and FRIEND
~ will remember that we sold
our GOODS SOLELY upon the ex-
pectatiih of receiving payment for
them on or before the1st October.
sTime ahnat Is fair play. we
need money to carry on our oaS''cSs
We have tssixtra .you -noU help ts' "''a
save that h,avv interest
Oar accounts for 1859 r'nst oo
olosed-friendy if we eau, forclo'y II
we must. - = -
WALLER & ! BROTHER: { !:
Sept %, 1870; 22-tf
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,A1onteith's 1st Lessons In Geography,
Introduction to Monteth,s Manual,
'Monteilh's Manual of Geography,
.SCornell's Primary css@cl'
Corne!l's intermediate Geography,
!, Cornell's Grammar, School Geogra-
phS &Ae& q = az
Mitchell's School Geography and At
las,
Z Geography Of the Heavens and Atlas.
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IN Prints for Dresses and Shirts, |
have oprncd Il great var ETY. OF choice
selections Of all popular makes.
II. l.. A. BALK, Augusta. Ga.
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ATEsTQUOTATlONs or
SOUTHERN SECURITIES !
IN CHARLESTON, S, Ga.
l;X X;:I!y!l;a;|||Il1zszJ
Banker g. Broker, No. 25'sBroad Stree
January 81, 1871.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY

January ~, 1911 -
STATE sEcuErr1Es-Sontll Carolina,
oll,-a s5s; do new,-65 /; do; registd
stock, ex inta zb.a2 " X. -. = o, o'
CITY SECURITIES = Augusta, Ga,
Bouds,-a7s; Charleston, :. G.. stock,
ex ar int,-a 50; do, Fire Loan Bonds,
To-: Columbia, 5. G., Bonds.-a' CD.
RAILROAD BaNDs blue Ridge, first
mortgage, ga =; Charlestoh ana "a, "a,
valnah, GA; Charlotte, C"inmbia ana
Allgtl,,a,-a s.; CheraW altd IlaiiluS.
ton, as; Grcrnv,i He and Columbia, lst
mort, S5a-; do, state guarantee, 62a
Northeastern, O.! -; Savannah anu
Charleston, lSt mort, "a 7o; 90, stare
guarantee, G!la -: South lalOfilia, Il S'
do, 90 Spa:tanhlrg aid Unl"n,--a oo.
RAILROAD SrOCKs-t harlotte, C"lull,
bia ami Auglst;,-a 40 Gree'vll!e ana
Columbia. ? a; Northeastern, l5aI;
Savannah and Charleston, -a3'; Soutn
CIrolila, whole shares, -,l4o; DO, haIi
sla;eS,-a 2!!. c,. !;
EycIIANGE, &c-Ncw York Sight, /
off FAR; Cold, LISA ILL.,; Silver, loSa-:
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
*Bank OF Charleston. .:......"- ., :,
Bank OF Cundcn,.................
Bank OF Gr0iEetuM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ia
Bank OF South CaroI,iIa.. oa-
Bank OF CueSter................. ...... oil
Bank of Hamburg. "a
Bank OF Newberiy.. OIL
Bank oi Siateuf >. g., l.f:or to lool ooa-
Bank OF State OF =. C.,. issue. 1861 : *, 3.
and lo0 !......". ..................". IN
&Plu:Ir;,' and Mcciian.ca' Lalk or
Charleston .........................- IL
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Child's History, ,'lr-'- - vi Z
' lat; ed and 3D. Boaks. OF History, i,sc. J,
SeweA's History of Rome,
Southern school History of q. s..
zFrast's History at us
Quuckenbos's History of y. 8.
Pmneck,s Goldsinith's History OF, En-
gland, Greece and Rome. u a 81
Worceste!'s Elements of History, =
Robbins Outlines ofSHistory -"
ANilsons OntfiEes ofHistoty,.
Wizards Universal History.
<T TO be hadSa at, '<s- as 80 T. t.. ;. !,
81 -. ,..,.-,'.. ....-.-t Parker & Lees.
~ D 's-
Jan 13, 1871 35-tf =. ~,
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*Biils marked thus. ~ are Icing re
deemed at the Bank Counters of each.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-23
SWEETS
SWEETS
CHEMICAL FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
Boilers and Eiues.

HAVING PURCHASED TIE RIGHT o
IL making and selling this Invaluable article
for the following States and Territories: States Of
Nevada, California and Ole-su, and Territories of
Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Washington.
| am now prepared 10 fill all orders with dispatch.
1t il warranted not 10 iujure ~ foam the boilers.
but to dissolve the scales, and acts upon the water
only. Nv ne Ito is:
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1871. STATUTES. 1871.

CTATUTEs OF TIE STATE OF NEVADA
- for 1871, for sale at the State Printers office.
Carson, and at A. L. BANCROFT & co.'s, san
francisco. Price. So.
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c. L.. PERKINS & II. c. STREET

the best interests of the State of Nevada
and the County of Ormsby. In its col
umns Will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining Intelligence of the Pa
cific States, particularly OF Nevada; its
local department Will be carefully at
be truthfully chronicled.
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MarriHWe and 0~eIibaCV.
Essays Eor aoUng Men, OF great St.
CTiL EVILS and ABUSES. which interfere with
with sure means If relief for I'll
Erriuz anu Unfortunate, diseased and debiiitate,
sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adore.
HOWARD ASSOCI ALTON, No. = S. Ninth St.
Philadelphia. Pa. .oe23-tf
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BOOKS and STATIONERY
POLL r'AXESI

A-v1iUE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
y Poll Tax, for the year ln7l. is now due and
s..sauie 10 the County Assessor. BY Act If March
=. 1867. all corporAtiuu- ur individuals having per
sous ~ rueir employ are held responsible tor their
Doll tax. cru. ". CHEDIC
ap30 If Assessor FIR ofInsbY County
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County TreasuEer's Notice.
90.

NOTICE Is HEEtbI GIVEN THAT THERE
v i now in tn Redemption Fund Of uymshy
county the sum If three thousand ftnr huniI-l
dollars So o., and that sealed proposals. viii he
received by the County Auditor tnr the surrender
# bonds. waFraut- and claims. payable aUr Il said
Redemption Fund. under the lrnysi rs # an Act
of the Legislature NJ the state # Nevada. approved
March l.. l>66. 10 The amount Il money in the
Reit mPtou tEud AT the lia4e IF epeniu- the pro
po>als.
The proposals will lie received by the Auditor
up 10 10 O'Clock n II. on
Tuesday,, january >, 1S12,
And must lie accompanied Iy aIi enclose the
bonds. warrants or CHARM. To- be sun eEdcrri.
Printed blanks r. du.uE cut I.t> Can be OBJ
tanned upon APPLICATION at the Office u the County
Auditor.
A accepted bids viii lie paid in Legal Tender
notes. H. =. MASON.
Treasurer If Orm~by County, Nevada.
Carson CIy. December l., 1871. drlG-td
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\ O CT + \ . PAY.

As it is a new article. patented in September.
just introduced here, and only fairly tested in ore
set # boilers in this S'ate. l auI authorized 10
refer To ego. f. AMES, Chief Engineer, Ophi.
Works, Virginia City. Nevada.
A. CURRY, Sole Proprietor
Carson. Nov. 9, 1871.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-21
THE BATTLE Is OVER a!
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT!

The fight in the New Hamp,
shire Legislature, which lasted
four days, ended on Saturday,
the 10th inst. 1t was q hard
fight, as hard as the fight dur.
ing the campaign in March in
the State, but the victory was
complete, The Radicals were
fairly beaten before the people,
but they made an attempt to
swindle the Democrats out of
the offices at the organization
Of the Legislature. There were
three candidates for Governor,
and as the one having the high.
est number of votes did not
have a majority over all, the
Legislature had to make the
choice, That body met, on
the 10th, in Joint Convention
and elected the Hon. J. A.
WESTON, as Governor. The
Radicals resortcd to every par.
liamentary means to starve of
the inevitable hour, but it was
ofno avail. There was hearty
cooperation between the Dem.
ocrats and Labor Reformers,
and the result IS a decided vic.
tory Of the taxpayers over the
tax grabbers.
The State is about as neal
o. X. at present as any State
in the Union. The result Of
the election being three Dem
ocratic members of Congress
(the entire delegation), a Dem
6cratic Council, a Democratic
Senate, a Democratic House,
and a majority of the counties
Democratic.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-21
From the Christian Witness
Christian Union Church.

We believe that there are a
great many persons in this vi
cinity who do not understand
the causes which gave rise to
the origin of the Christian I'm,
ion Church.
In this article we propose
briefly to state a few of these
causes, and give your readers a
short history of the rise and
progress of the organization in
this vicinity.
In A. d. 1862, a storm of
persecution was raised against
every minister and member Of
the M E. Church, who would
not acquiesce in certain war
measures. r-~ "A'
The houses dedicated to the
worship of the Almighty God
we're made recruiting Offices.
The sermons were political and
war harrangues. The song,
that old John Browns soul
was marching along, was pre-
ferred to spiritual songs. The
most opprobrious epithets were
used to designate all who would
not bow down and worship
upon Radical rule.
All ministers and members
who dared to raise their voice
against this unholy and unnat.
ural worship, were immediate
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-21
of July Celebration
at Hawks Bridge, in
WillcaSVtIFe TuVsuS1Iin.

Arrangements have been made
for celebration of the glorious 4thj
in tho beautiful grove, on the bank
of Raccoon Creek, near Hawks
Bridge, in Wilkesville Township.
Dinner will be prepared for 500
people.
Refreshments of all kinds can DO
had on the ground.
A platform will be erected for the
accommodation of those wishing to
indulge in the pleasant exercise Of
dancing
A good String Band will furnish
music for the occasion.
The Declaration Of Irdepend.
cnce will be road and appropriate
addresses will be emade.
NC. Pagan, J. McCormiek, and
j. L. Lawler, are the managers.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-06-21

'of the house, the old grave
yard, with her white, marble
slabs, may be seen, admonish-
ing all who come thither that
the monster death is in our
Iand-that he is no fespecter Of
persons ; the rich and poor, the
high and low, the old and
young, must bow to Ills de-
mands. Here, in the city of
the dead, victimy Of the ftton,
ster, quietly sleep father and
mother, husband and wife, bar.
ent and child, Brother ana sis.
ter, relatives and friends, free
from the tolls and turmoiIs cf
earth. The winds sing a re.
QUEEN over their lonely resting
places.
We trust and hope their spirs
its are safely housed, and are
now singing songs in the New
Jerusalem, while the earthly
throng are engaged in singing
praises to the living God in this
beautiful grove and temple be-
low.
What a happy and joyful
reflection it must be to tile true
followers of God, that it WON'T
be long until they shall meet
those gone before, on the surfny
banks Of deliverance, and re:
new their ties of love by sing:
ing the everlasting songs Of
''victory over death y
The 2Sth day of May, A. D.
1871, will long be remember
ed by the friends OF the Chris:
tian Union who took part and
witnessed the dedication servl:
ces.
About two hours Of the
morning was spent in '1ove
feast" Quite a number spoke
of their hopes and prospects,
being fully assured by the wit.
ness within, that when done
with the sorrows and Affections
of earth that they world have
a resting place at the right
hand of God.
The sermon was preached by
the Rev. Joseph Nichols. 1t
was full of instruction and wis
dom. His points were made
plain to every reasonable mind
that the Bible is full of sacred
truths, and adapted to the
wants Of a dying world.
The ceremony Of the dedica'
tion was solemhly performed.
The best order and attention
prevailed throughout the day,
A rich repast, prepared by The
good people in the vicinity,
was enjoyed by about fifteen
hundred to two thousand peo.
pie. Thus ended the cefemo.
MES in the forenoon of this
eventful day. l. r. NJ.